New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-11
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTKRs
For Sales Of Stocks, &c. see Fourth Page.

THURSDAY, p. NJ.
There is a good deal OF activity in the Stock
Market and nearly every description Of Fancy is ad
ysncing rapidly Illinois Bonds have gone up to 90
per cent improvement since yesterday. Penns have
gone to 81. Treasury Notes in demand, and ct
asked Some private sales were made after the Board
at e. and that price bid for $4,000 at the Second
Board. Some sales Of property were made today be-
longing to the North American Trust Co which brought
prices much larger than were anticipated and this gave
little buoysncy to this stock.
The Bill Market is declining rapidly under the
pressure Of produce bills Good bills can be bought at
per cent and the whole range Is 81 d6i with but little
doing. Francs are 80, dull.
In Freights there continues to be a large activi
ty md the prices advancing for American vessels
This description Is scarce and much in demand at con-
sideraby higher than foreign In consequence Of
their carrying their cargoes much better The en-
been large aud "a has been paid for Flour
to Liverpool and London The London packets are ask
ing Is cd. The Enterprise took d TO Liverpool the
new ship Mortimer Livingston 3s Cd and Id and the
Audubon 4s for London. There is some inquiry for
vessels for Ireland, but 1t is not large.
The Bavaria, at this port, has $4,000 in specie
At an election held yesterday at Albany for
Directors Of the Albany and Schenectady Gate Mohawk
and Hu Ison) Railroad Company, the following gentle
men we're unanimously elected, viz John I. Norton,
Edward c. Delsvsn, Watts Sherman, Rufus II. King
Henry II. Martin. Augustus James, Herman Pumpelly,
Isaac Newton and G. Y Lansing; and we learn ii was
considered nexpedient to declare dividend at the
present time.
The New. Orleans Bulletin says that the whole
amount received Vera Cruz under the new Tariff lie
but 100000 Complaints loud against it excepting
among the foreign houses
The amount of specie received at New Orleans
since lot September is s2OO7 $50, against sl,56757l
same time last year.
In relation TO the exploded Farmers and Mer
chants Bank Of Memphis the Eagle says there is ru
NOR of a large amount Of money having been drawn
from the Bank by Dr. Jeptha Fowlkes for his benefit
by bills OF exchange drawn upon Cross, Connel Co
of New Orleans reputed to be unsafe concern and re-
ally of no certain IDENTIFY amounting TO at least
S9i COO and some report say much larger sum. Re
ports farther that several others of the DirecO-
~ have obtained large amounts from ten to twenty and
thirty thousand dollars each bills which are now
due the Bank DR.. Fowlkes has denied the portion OF
the story relating to himself
The amount of tolls received at Johnstown on
the Pennsylv snis Canal to the LIST inst is S6l22l -
being an increase Of the receipts up the time
last year of S2i,366 H.
The tolls collected at Huntingdon to the lst June,
amount to S7,507 H-same time last year, $l,765 so ;
showing an increase of s574l II.
The subioned comparative table of leading art
Giles landed Buffalo from the opening of navigation to
June l. for six together with the date when the
Lake was free from obstruction, will show vast in
crease this season former years The principal
tcles landed were az follows: