New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29
COMMERCIAL AND moNKy MATTERS.
For Ssl., Of Soes, &C. see Fcurta Pese
MONDAY, p. N

IN the fsvorite Fancy in the morning the receipts
yesterday having been very large bu, the rumor Of
smash In the road, from the running of Of engine
depressed the price again. Many OF the operators
have been driven by the rspd rise OF the mercury 10
sylvan retreats where they are enoesvorng to raise
breeze Until the thermometer indicates lower tenn
persure than present cannot look for mu ch sct
witty 10 Stocks.
In Bills there is not much movement The SUD.
ply Of Sterling considerable and the rates are "a be-
fore 6a6i with good bills q, ct per cent Francs are
32i as 30.
There was much better feeling in Treasury
Notes at the second Board sitter the Southern news
was made public. There was demsnd ct IT, but no
sellers below IT. Should peace ensue they are cousd
cred as certain to rise per cent and being easily car
RED In the present plentifuness O. money are very
favoriie medium Of speculation. They bring to the
buyer per cent interest az long as he holds Them
while 10 can easily borrow money on them at per
cent Tho holder of $50 600 Treasury Notes for four
months makes $500 In toe difference Of interest
In Freights there is a fair amount CT business
doing and the rates steady An American ship
taken up at Be Cd and Id for full cargo for Liverpool
Shipments were made of Leather at 81 3D. Hemp IL a.
aud Flour Be- Cd in lots For ireland four FIVE British
vessels were taken at lldal2d for Grain.
The Paterson and Hudson Railroad Co. have de-
cared dividend Of per a the capital and scrip
stock And nsalmept Of a. each share Of the scrip
is called for
There were no auction sales Of Dry Goods last
week, the having closed There have been Sc
versl arrivals from Liverpool London and Hsvre, by
which the stocks Of our imports have been replensh
ed, but there is yet much business doing. Among
the oboers who suppy the Cir and surrounding coun
Il. eFff 10
rlon upon which 70 base an opinion would be unfsir
and mslead The importation are mostly OF the lower
grades of goods and 1t /, thsi opinion of many we'll
informed persons the her side that there Will be
no surplus productions of desirable goods this year
of the mills running short time. Pros
poets however, of obund ant harvest throughout
Great Britain would doubtless induce proprietors to
put their mills full time again, and thus largely In
the production in time 70 supply the market be-
fore the Fail season 10 over In relation to trade here
the Dry Goods Reporter says:
Since our last iarge buyers have been in market
from the West ard msde pu rchsses These saes nave
been confined 10 few styles OF Domesnc Dooos
which are sseable at all seasons and on when there
no prospect of decline; I'D while we continue our
quotations of las, week it will be observed that there
less hrmness in Bles ched Goods than In Brown ana OF
fers would BE- accepted at something nder our q1oA
tons. Brown Goods remain very firm, and from every
indication in Cotton Market we can see no reason
for apprebendng decline. We know OF an oner bellg
refused for large quantity for export AZ shsoe Oeo"
tie asking price at Boston.
There has been some inquiry for Wooens and prices
remain firm. Flannes mantzn the sdvsnce we bouceu
last week, and our commission houses are hng up VITO
stock for Fail sales The sssortmentr are bresoy wy
good, and from the constant production OF our mus We
shall preseet full and complete A. eny pre-
vious season. and from all indications we DOUBT mol tney
will realize n healthy Fall usde.
The stock OF Drills is not large and there sa lingering
demand for home and export trade. fncesfen 'ei'
firm. So
Tho assortment of Ticks 10 go 3D. and Ike all heavy
Donnestics prices are firm very title demand .
OF Checks there Is fair supply. Hand weavers oil
Philadelphia send many to this ms rket w..
The Stock of Prints s light with fsir demand very
few Fall styles offered
Recent arrivals have improved the stocks OF French
Goods, but very few offered
fair demand for British Cloths and Blankets iof ma
nuiscturing with but little addition TO the STOCK since
our last
Paddines are only wanted at present for msnuiscur
ing Tor which tho supply 10 equal 10 tine demand
Considerable inquiry for Winter We sings oil gooa
styles. for manufacturing
Good styles Prints quickly taken. but the supply
has been very limited, and this demand good iof Tue
season
Muslin de LANES are comparatively neglected Al
though very good ely les would lind pu tchssers
Most Cling hams hapdloorl productions one reason
for their scarcity and 1t is MOI expee,e the supply ~'
exceed the demand. Linen VhDghsms have been oneI'
ed at about the price OF Cotton, for inferior ps'"Ius
while good styles have b,en readily taken a. mucn
higher prices.
The amount Of Goods imported and entered at
the Custom House Ii port exclusive of those sent
to the warehouse and the amount of duties paid during
the week ending the compared with the same
period last year, are ss follows:
1G4o. 1847.
Free Goods. .520O4s 59,49l Decrease -4oO9oi
Duusbe. .H7.53O 112s2li Increase ..loOo2I
Total Mdse... L4g757s l.le7702 Decrease. .3O9s7s
The amount OF Specie Imported during the same Pc
Rod, compared with last year, was
1900 ls450s Increase. Isl sos
Tho amount received for Duties for the same time
compared with previous year, under the Tariff Of 1892
was S270945 29l3l3 Increase. 90 36s
Totai. .I.77i,5s3 I6s35s3 Decrease. 10000
The Jersey Railroad and Transportation
Co will distribute among its stockholders the % day
of August next the residue of the reserved stock Of the
Company equal las near may be) fifteen shares to
every hundred that shall be standing in Their names res
pecvey the cose of the 3Oth day of June inst at
mar with per cent per interest from the LIST
day of July next.
Fifty dollar bills, on the Orange County Bank,
Che.cs Vermont altered from bills of small denomns
tons, are In circulation.
A Bank has lately been established at Zanevile,
Ohio entitled the Franklin Bank Of Zsneyle with ca
pitsl of $4,000.
by own Reporter.l
AT market 1900 Beef Cattle, Greater part of them
wss from the South 65 Cows aud Calves; $3.50 Sheep
and Lambs. 900 Beef Cattle left over.
Bs<f Clile-The offerings were numerous but the
weather fast reducing prices TO the old standard
Sales of 1000 head at from so TO so per cwt This
is reduction of soc per cw upon the ghest quotations
last week.
Cops and Calpe,-The supplies somewhat reduced,
but prices are we'll maintained All sold at from ST. to
SIS and s45
SAssP and Lam6s-Msrket sbundsnty stocked and
price, declining sses Of Sheep at from 81 81, 81 Is
to S. Lsmbs 81, 2 25 to 3 so. 100 left over.
Rsy-Tmothy 10 selling at 81 cents per cwt; other
descriptions al 5000 cents
Markets. 80. Carefully reported for TAs TSssrns.
MONDAY. June %.
AsHES-The market was without change excepting
for Pearls with moderate sales 200 oos at 62i a. 69
sod 81. for Pearls and Pots, which Is decline OF %
Pearls.
COTroN-Thers is no movement In this staple Of i'm
portsnce, and the market is heavy. Buyers demand
concession. Quotations are about as before the |
Steamer.