New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
oonaDaEao1AL AND MONEY ndATFERs
Tor Sale, of Stocks, &C. see Fourth Pqgf

The stock market continues du, and the ten
dency Of prices is downward. Sound Stocks barely
n aintan their value and the Fancies very weak
The explanation of this is the tghtness Of the money
market and the absence of many operators from the
street who sre at the Springs, Niagara snd other
places Of Summer resort The tehtness OF the money
market is however the principal Of the depres
sion in stocks
The Bill market was without much change TO-
day Tho demand was moderate and the market
closed q; 81 alO for frstclass Sterling.
An engagement Of 10000 bushels Corn was
msdc at I'D in bulk for Liverpool and 600 bbs Flour
at Is Cotton is ld053ed heavy Freight l5s0 Dos
An engagement of 500 bbls Naval Stores was made to
London at 2s To the Continent there is not much
doing.
The Steamer Washington and two French
packets took about sl25 900 in foreign silver coin to-
day The price Of foreign coins is so much reduced
that shipments can stl be made None Of the specie
which has gone abroad for the last four days has
out of Banks
The earnings of the Long Island Railroad for
the first 70 days Of July sre $1,000 showing about the
same results rs during the same time last year.
In our notice Of imports of Dry Goods a few
DAYS since we wrote that there was O decrease OF
"A 900 packages during the u weeks ending June TO-
compared with same time last year. The types made
Us say 10000 packages which is too important an er
ror 70 remain uncouected
The annexed extrac; from the Circular Of
Messrs Cammann & Whitehouse, prepared for the
Steamer, contains some valuable information:
Per Caeasnol N,w.YoaS. Ju, -. is42
,,.tS W., Win 'eFs1ce Of iie dreadful events IL Far las
Dad on uufayobs nauence The Stock market Mon' contrary
been limited aud viii be noics that quotations are bat
over panc1ry to'e Tor severe de', o. r an, %
Tie nc % t Treasury on account Of ihe Ne" aan o.
have much larger Than expected No Obligation f'sid %
e~8, COLI be- demanded estimated hi about ssbooioo
have already been paid This cnu-tince although favorable
e-nt ar legitimate Investment ha. donbts. IN combination
IN, 'ie necessity Of providing cash Or tie duties the rau
upon limited exports -nd other MINOR causes ed On h' pres
y,.l informed psro. we understand that tie nIoriaion
.lne season Of isi' A. az i1e ls't io~ ii ' M
.ae eAi =, y fsrg, orie NJ fr e,tsnf fr Amer
obs of rsn capitalists would appear That they
- ~ ofs cone Information hsn has heretofore the
case regret fal That impression esst' Thar ie
res. IS a,,,nas ifcuy All tbs, to a.
n1el blank vih he signature thereto aiesied by he Amen
Ccns Munster Charge des Affairs, resident ID he country 10
Mn n ~, M .,oner or s'.ne heed aot he inserted until f.
tesshe return The STOCK 20 ts c'an'r 1 re- f'en tlan
ON l., jsnu,ry April July and os,oeT and c,n collected
power Of aiione, o. tas Pal' N ,'e u. - ,t an r.
mars ' lie recent gn demand he' been more Ia5u'.,,Iy o
proreH here 'oi Justly 80 O.. ihe ppnon and wealth Of Tie
], nsrsei p, , ,. ~. ~ n s 80 co-,5,.. a. Il.
al urvr cav. -snt ..'e ~. 49, o,rt III ~ Z,
fepn sao. last has been sso bat as Che F- s
N 49, have Been very lrre O., country
.r' Treasurer ho3 rger snuut tam % dys aince TIE
us ccaut IA e1ieut bui rates a de 'ce rule high and
Ven respectfully. CANAAN a wHirrHousE
The following are the receipts of the Houston
| &c Railroad Company for June, 1919
For Freight .si262i 81
Passengers and Msls...s.s -, ~
TOTAL -. - y.
Same month last ioN-t -
Increase. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sl,5s5 g.
| The Macon and Western Railroad Company OF
Georsis have declared dividend Of q per share
The Tong Island Bvnk a per cent for the last mos
On the Delaware Division of the Pennsylvania
Canal the aggregate receipts for ls4s TO June
81, e -
Against for the term IN 1871 .....'''''''.' 49,
! show ing small excess for ihis year
The money market continues stringent AZ bai
falo and the Banks are doing but little
The Springfield Mass. Manufacturing Compa'
M. commonly known the Jenoks Con Psny has aas
penaea payment This Is one Of the Oldest and, here
I
During All the monetary and business eoavulsons OF
,bs ps, 20 or 30 years IL Mss stood firm Tho failure
jtis not supposed can prove a very disastrous one.
At Boston the money market IS still close but
La. so than II was Business ia very dull and the pur
chasing Of goods Is only for the supply Of immediate
wants. Tho exports OF specie from Boston lsst weeS
amounted to sl2o2a all but s. COO OF which was in
doubloons. and went to the West India Islands The
81 COO went 70 Liverpool in the steamer The follow
Ipg table exhibits the value of the merchandise export
"a from Boston TO foreign port during the week END
ing July Is r..,.. p,,.o,,. Fo,-sn Pro5ae,.
|
10 kAsi lnoles'''' alO 90 SOFIA 81
To lisy,...s'..''''''''''''''' oot.s2 % 9406 q
/ To Russia..........ss.ss.sss. 49,
10 Mzdens ..''''''.''' rs asi @ 4.5l7 81
To West Indies. s..s.'''''''' isIs7 "a ASS j,
40 0''''" ~, s74s75 IS Esl,ISo .
rxchsnss on the Eas, at Ct Louis was u