New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-13
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sal. Of Stock, SC .~ Fourth Page

MONDAY, P NJ.
The depression in the Stock Market continues
and the Fsnces generally are lower to-day The amount
of transactions limited aud At the Second Board there
was scarcely anything done Treasury Notes are also
declining and sold to-day at l06 seller sixty They were
offered at IO64 regular There is for this de
cline excepting the growing impression that peace with
Mexico is distant and that the Government will need yet
a large amount Of money
In Bills there is little or nothing doing. The
rates are Ct 06l for leading bills. Francs are 532l
53li. The supply Of bills is moderate.
The great activity in Freights continues and the
supply Of vessels scarcely in advance of the de
mand The engagements of Flour have probably been
TO day not less than 100000 bbls British ship was
taken Is Cd aud l0d in bags for Liverpool Also the
Columbian. American. Reliance and Schoodac British
At 81 cd and an American bark at 3s %. For London
the Mariana. American, taken at 4s two British
ships. Be- Cd ass. "a; Meckenberger at IS Cd q
Dutchman at the rate, and various engagements
of portions OF csrgoes at 81 ID 14s. For Cork and
marketi n the British Kingdom two vessels taken
3s Cd and I'D and for the Baltic Dane at 3os for
heavy freight To the Continent, there is not much do
ing Cotton freighs TO Liverpool are now steady at
l6d there being none offering.
lle NhlO LIE iusuIduNt dhh li"ob W. h"' w
clared a dividend of per cent The Bank Of Ken.
tuckey dividend OF two and half per cent payable
10 the New York stockholders at the Bank OF America
The following paragraph from the Albany Eve
ming Journal reutes conclusvey the rumors In regard
10 the institution to which ii refers:
Albany CRY BANK Some evil minded persons
have for few days past industriousy circulated the
most base and absurd In relation TO this bank
having sustained heavy losses by -four spectators
knowing 50 We do the utter iasy OF these reports and
that the bank has not lost dollar we should not
have referred 10 them but tor the fact that they have
been noticed by some papers at distance. This bank
possesses the largest capital in our city is one OF the
very strongest in the state under the control OF our
most wealthy citizens and is and has been most
ABLY aud prudently conducted. These ISLANDERS inshea
probably by the basest motives deserve very severe
apprehension by all good citzens
fl IA due 10 the officers Of the bank 20 say that the
press here offered, days since 10 speak of the
baseness and sbsurdy of these rumors but that the
Cashier thought them not OF sufficient consequence to
notice.
The receipts OF Produce at Albany during the
fret week in July annexed
Flour 1871 4s9 bbs ashes. sll do beef 1876 do; pork
1858 do: whisky &c A. 400 gals; corn, 22O3OO bush
barley $500 do; oats % 500 do; rye, 34OO do wheat
9lO0 do peas and beans, $500 do potatoes oOO DO
clover and grass seed lOl 500 lbs flax seed 400 do
butter POS 700 do cheese $500 lard, 1900 10 wool
l425OO do, bacon l4s.2O0 do.
The imports of Flour into Boston for the first six
months of this year were 36l 100 bbls of which 2332l
came by the Western Railroad The receipts of Grain
were same 1870
Corn .... bush / 1872 O2S s-u2S
Oats . 277glI ISL. 434
Rvs - 2gsa4 - 363
shot. - 23l75 II 6el
The exports OF Cotton Goods were in June 1906
bales against 1887 in June 1876 OF these shipments
2a5s went to Valparaiso CO.. to Canton 297 to Calcutta.
$50 TO Batavia and 90 to Sandwich Islands. The ex
port. of lee In June 6776 tons sssnst 1880
month last year New Orleans took 4l4s tons East To-
die. 4a3 Calcutta 100 Vera Cruz 800, Rio 259
The following table exhibits the business OF the
uth Carolina Railroad for the last 10 years and shows
large and continued increase since the depressed year
Of ls42 The increase OF freight has been very large
The improved locomotives OF the Company having ens'
lied ihrm 10 do much larger irelghlng buslness