New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01

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MONDAY P. NJ
The Stock Market today had an upward ten.
Eerey, and the fsDcies generally we're better Long
tsbd was the mos; buoysnt and improved Il per CO ut
Ia harvard fen OF per cent For dividend paving
y the demsnd was good. tnd the rates steady. 49,
rss,ury Notes sold at 81 per cent,
The New Board commenced its sessions 10 dav
cd usnsseicd fair amount Of business
In Bis there has been a moderate amount Of
tsu.scsons, and the rates not frm The SUNNY
ldssfhug WAS smplc. Leading Bills were sold al
lsScut Francs are 53lia53O
he Freight Market IS rather active. but there
sshsnse In the quotations. To Liverpool 2sa2s Cd
ss alien for Flour the former for British vessels
l6nib IDA I'd. The inquiry for american vessels Ia
Ossdereble shippers prefeTring pay tho difference
fo the tossiirg business there Is good demand for
brsge and also for British vessels 20 to Quebec to
sd To glasgow the rate Be- for bb snd % for Grain
The abundance Of money On first class securities
continues and loans were made to day on Treasury
Notes q: ~ per cent
The usual Spring Influx Of uncurrent money into
bs redemption Offices has not been experienced this
kessOn aud the Brokers find il difficult TO supply the
6emand for currency The Of discount s unusually
ilo@ The market is elso much more bare than usual
III shnpas,er currency The winding up Of the Lehigh
bad Plsnfed and the general dscredit which rests on
E Issues Of irresponsible corporations not doing regu
r banking business has given the best currency we
ave had for long time. shnplas,er Bankers are ev
enuy on: Of favor end hpd il extremely difficult to cir
ala,e their paper. The people are beginning to sppre
late the excellence of our State issues under the
N &c law, and dislike TO touch anything else.
n There is q moderate business doing among the
(dry goods dealers The country trade have supplied
themselves, but there are purchases making by the
'trsde Of articles Ia anticipation of higher prices
[lhis Fall The substance VI the following information
from the Dry Goods Reporter very useful end well
\ onduc,ed paper published in this City:
Some OF the commission houses have made larger
ales this week than Is customary late in the
~ portion Of these for exports there being mod
rate and steady demand. The agents of manufactu.
RS here speak Of the price Of Cotton and Wool as
4eng to high to allow OF fair profit the mgnufac
lnred articles the for which they are now sold
with much reason the manufacturers calculating on
vsry extensive demand for their products the com
~ season particularly Ia heavy and medium goods-
I'VE notice that dealers In domestcs are somewhat dis
(posed 10 stocks of certain descriptions such
las medium and qualities of prints, medium and
iesvy brown and beached goods at the present prices
j 1ae consumption Of prints is becoming enormous
Ice poorer qualities now selling quite low-too low
T. pay printer at the present price Of brown cloths
b-re pretty fair assortment OF prints in the market
II There is moderate accumulation Of Brown Sheetngs
sod srngs, but demand for export continues. Prices
j rlsin flm.
j ne demsnd for bleached goods has been limited
n loistions remain the same The market is pretty
ell supplied, and the demand is no, so great for
brown goods.
For drills there has been fair demand the past week
here Is u accumulation. The market is nrm.
The trade In Woolens has been considerable during
b. pc, week Purchases have been rnade in snticps-
bon OF rice at the commencement Of Fall trade KeT.
- Linseys, Jeans aud other descriptions OF low
IS have baen held at prices less than the cost Of
n nd light blue green, gray and drab Blankets
a. supply moderate.
~ stock OF foreign Cloths is small Purchases made
TIE Hsvre packets have arrived the past week with
mall quantity of goods. The auction sales of French
is have been well attended and full prices obtained
The Msnch ter will make strong efforts to
Inpctf with In heavy and fine cotton goods.
We tays just samples Of English cotions, 80
hes, rerFlng from l2i 10 Is cents calculated to com
ss0Ccetsully with our fabrics
\ .iigtaLs are still In demand, and no assortment In
l market Low qualities Muslin de- LANES are plenty
but slight demand. Very few good style Fancy
rrif the market There will probably be large
Drtslon of these goods in the Fall Many lots Al
i nave been offered recently at auction and with
IN Very few low qualities OF check Muslins In the
l iSe- Drapery have been sold at very low prices
have brought a profit even at cents the yard at
shleh price they have been freely sold. Good style
Vsstnss are wanted Poor styles are offered freely.
| Mr. A. q. Gridey sheen elected President OF
the Kirkland Bank the place of MI Grin Grdley, de-
/ ceased
The corps of Surveyors engaged IN locating the
Railroad route from Macon to Columbus, direct have
approximately fixed the limo of the road for about %
! nles
| The Buffalo Commercial says THE amount OF
produce that hss changed hands since our last report
has bot been uncommonly great Large quantities OF
merchandise constantly arriving from the East and
business the Canal more brisk than at the
present time. With free shipments sDd light receipts OF
ate our stock Of Flour Wheat and Corn has In some
measure diminished and the quantity now IN store and
oaost will be found to vary bat little from 5O0OOO bush
kss Of Wheat 100000 do Corn. ard 100000 bbls Flour
She most Of which has already been disposed Of"
The Boston Post says about seven hundred thou
sand dollars of new subscriptions have been added re-
tenly TO former stock in the Ogdensburgh Railroad
r Abbott Lawrence gave impetus to new exeriions
y bis Influence and personal subscription of $4,000 to
he stock The stockholders and promoters OF Western
Railroad interests are not unfhendly to the osdens
urh and their own stock has risen instead of decln
Ing with this prospect OF competition.