New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
Fr saiss Of Stocks. Sc. SEQ Fourth Pqss.

TUESDAY, Pm
There was fair amount OF business IN the STOCK
market to day but tbs Fancies fell on excepting fs
lem which improved n per cent Treasury Noies were
snli and sold at the Second Board st per cent The
u,uroml,lpg appearance OF the Mexican war Induces
tho holders Of these to feed the market freely
Government Is sold at 3D. which WAS yesterday firm
The PAaadslpLia Lsds0 In copying our remarks upon
,hs condition of our stock market says
The s,ock transactions OF this city are much vi nc
ssme character as those described 10 Nav YORK win
the exception that sellers rely more on borrowing 10
make their deliveries than buy ing sni oil course op
orators are sbs To tho consequences here OF 10
vorsble news there Selling shor, just now avery
precsri0us sort OF bnsine"
The market for Exchanges is quiet but steady
There were sales of first class bills to day ds To-
GLIDING come Bank of Charleston bills well en- or"d
here Franc, are 22i. The demand Is quite moderate
la Freights to Great Britain there is scarcely
anything doing To London Naval Stores are oherss
., S. and 70 Liverpool there Ia rather more Cotton o.
fering To the Continent there 10 considerable CoDn
going To Antwerp an engagement was made sse
on
The actual amount of silver by the French
Steamer was sos 500 OF about $4,000 francs inslesdof
100000, as stated 10 ons Of the morning psper''
The following is said to be the true reading Of
tue letter from an eminent London banker which We TO-
ferred to a few days since
We are 10 the mi5s, of commercial difficulties whhh
have not equslcd since 1928 40 ~s nave os
nothing now 20 but coin II would not be strange
during tne week tremendous crash should occur
which would shsks al commercial credit throogn 100
country"
This # 10 bs correct extract, IL not exactly seeord'
lns 10 the Impressions OF those Who heard tho euef
rsst bu, even his Indicates the belief In tbs writer that
3D. worse remains behind"
The receipts of the Long. Island X abroad con
aue 10 show large increase over last year aud prove
the good feeling Of the present Board who have given
up testing for the through travel TO Bostoo aud ere
deyong their beat exertons to culuvsuog the local ba
ane,, Of the Road add economical. but thoroashn
their sdmnisrsron Of It's sfsirs Tbs receipts thus s3
have been
October - q lsi7. Observation-Disclosures
same time Ia 1910. 80
Iucrsss-. nearly 20 per cent? ..-.-.-..--. tssn
The duties received at this Port for July, Aussss
and September for the present year and las, four yss
are 90 follows
ls43 ls44. is45. 1870: ls47;
/ July. lJi5i50 2ieis5O I.o-0,7JO l5ti $50 1913
| Aug. / III 6s- 3l3s ojl 2753Uf 2lb-b 33I@i
/ Sep, 500 s3s 25033O2 l.sce7st i,5i1455 sosSe
To,iiNI3ii 7s94soo esis2e- 33aoo5a 1901"
Thi. proportion for New York would at the usoS ~
] 10. give <1of~' % so' ,H's7S Ssoscs t"'o
Let quarter II lst-
! The new Wing Governor Of Tennessee Nieir
Brown In his Inaugural Address holds the foiOwins~
thodox language % the subjee, of reputation
ADd ~ anxious as feel for the happiae. snd 30
periy Of the people OF Tennessee spd their Ieetoa
far - Consistent with the public Interest, from oareD
and * .ctOns yet would sooner go them doomed -
sessoo u toe tolls and tributes o the saclsni la
than to sec them bearing and transmitting tbs Sisnss
( curse # repatistou.
The MINES Journal gives the following ssae'
Of the amour, Of Coal Transported over the az
ent Railroads duhng the pas, week and aimee The !"
January lat Thus eek TotaI ~ -
l Union Canal Railroad ....... I4J0 % oooi
swsisrs Rsrosd. .-.....-.-.- 2sfJ IL j1 o.a r =
MIL Greek Railroad. .-..-..--- 900 IA -los.i n
Sch Valley Railroad .-...-..s. 723i Ia 49, "A
Mt Carbon and r. &. Rd..... e-si O5 iooIls q
Nine I'm and sch Il Rd---..-I3eo7 IL fs.rs nj
Noun, Carbon Railroad. CAS- Os RSWS a
The Tolls ON the Penns yanis and Ohio Case
to lsl October sre $50 3l9 sgans, si7,i02 Sane
lat year showing increase OF nearly ico per eeo.
The value Of the merchandise exported IRON ~
Por, Of Bostop foreign ports during the week sn'"s
October -. zas 80 lo1oNs;
Domestic Products .---.-.-..-.-.---.sis9n,
Foreign Producu--- 2etn
specie ----------------..--..--.- 49,
Total. ----..--......--s2ioS
The smoout Of specie imported and entered o. =
Custom Hosss Boston during the week ending os'',
% ~s $223i2 Of which 81, isl Wa brought " =.
steamer Cambria. Tue number VI vessels iron ioes
poru entered o. tho Boston Custom House Oh 49,
> wss 60. larger humber than ever before N s'v'
: day. .;.x
At Boston, the demand for money II ncres''e
ssa GONE lseders ara holding bach tor higher 'a''
per ccat mouth has been paid 10 some ias''o'''