New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Saies Of Stocks, &C. sec Fourth Page.
TUESDAY July Is-P. NJ

TUESDAY, July 81. NJ
The market for Stocks to-day was without
marked change Sound stocks in small request
and sold at previous prices. The new loan brought q
prem There is great complaint among the brokers OF
the iagnaon in the street and the scarcity of commits
sions.
The market closed dull for Sterling TO day, with
fair supply and moderate demand. Drawers have not
been able to sustain the market and first class bills have
been sold at 93dl0 per cent Sales Government bils'
30 days, were made at lOi prem Some short .sight
Francs sold at ~ Corcorans bills on Peabody were
in the market and sold at 10 per cent
There is a little activity in Freight. Engage
mens p 900 bushels Corn made at 3D. 1900 bales
Cotton at 3-32d 532d and heavy freight at l5sd@ls-
To Glasgow. engagements made at pos for heavy
freight l6d for Cotton Sd for Peas in bags 2s Cd for
Naval Stores
The Money Market is a little less stringent 10
/ day but the change is not marked.
We understand that upward of a million seven
hundred thousand dollars in coin have been received at
New Orleans from Mexico since the treaty was ratified
This specie is entirely useless at that point and should
be forwarded North Immediately in OF the Govern
ment vessels such an amount put into bank here
would give immediate relief to our stringent money
market and the Secretary of the Treasury owes it to
i
this coin to return it to the point where it is needed
The New. Orleans Banks have already more than double
the amount Of specie which they need and it is only
simple Justice to the commercial world that Govern
ment should place At the North the specie which has re
turned from Mexico Il can be sent North in Govern
ment vessel without cost while II 1t in the rcgu
lar course of trade as it viii it viii impose tax on the
mercantile community Of IL per cent We make these
remarks hoping the Secretary Of the Treasury may be
induced to take the matter into consideration. An al
tempt on foot among Wsll-st brokers TO bring
North million OF this COIN but it would be better that
Government should do H. The cost OF transportation
would be about per cent The dollars here are worth
per cent premium, and sight bills drawn against them
at New Orleans could be sold at leli premum-thus
showing per cent proht on the transaction Which
ever way the coin may come shall be glad to have
it in Wallst as soon as possible.
The steamer of to morrow will take about SIPS
70 in specie and the packets about 100000 more
II, 81 shipments mostly French account and IN
consequence OF the difficulty Of negotiating bills IN
France large portion OF the coin on board the steam
er was put on board to be drawn against in anticipation
Of an advance in bills for this steamer. The quotations
on the contrary have declined
Certificates OF the New Loan for the whole
amount deposited under the call OF the Secretary were
received to day much the qualification OF the parties
who have been waiting Tor them. letter from Wash
inston states that the amount OF certificates and trans
ers Tor foreign account very large The certificates
are beautiful specimens of engrsng and do great credit
to the cngrayers Rawdo Wright s CO. and DsnoIth
& Bufy The coupon certificates were originally, by
oversight printed To - or Assigns, which would
cause much embarrassment in transfers, especially
abroad. Al the suggestion Ct house IN Wal s. who
brought this fact under the notice Of the Secretary
order has been given the engraver to alter the plate
TO bearer" which will obyiatc the difficulty.
The following in regard to the Canal Bank is
from the Has, The affidavit is certainly rich docu.
m,nt
| Tst C,NAL BASk-LrcAL PEocEEoiNcs.--The Comnis
sioners appointed by The Controller o. examine the
affairs OF THIS Institution" have not VET cor p. ted their m
vesugeion On Friday and Saturday, The IL Ter Of the bank
/ General
On saturday, hear an application IN the nature Of
creditors oil ned BY julius Rhoaes ESQ Of this city
praying for injunction AMI thai Chancellor Waorih
IL appointed receiver Of the assets q the bak Tho Al
orprv General appeared behalf Of he State TO oppose
The appointment Of such receiver and alter bearing him the
Ind granted the injunction bat referred the des' sion
=; receiver 10 Judge Harms, before HON the parcs
-. ,,riuy The following AFFIDAVIT u the examiners vas
,es.nfed by Attorney General Jordan, aud Is. under
si.nd substitute under The new practice for bill IN
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81 s,.,tn aa hav, elts Gagged he5sla o. t 81
m illb iSiA isi days q Az noai o. 'ss va - -
s@a ~ eatenl,d Of sid anars and y '.e 80
degree he want q dssos - ens o. NE 80. ~ 80 s
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