New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sales Of Stocks, &c. see Fourth Page.

MONDAY, August Up. NJ
The market for Stocks was rather buoyant to
day and several spectators in market After the
Board the feeling buoyant, and Harlem, especially
was in demand at advancing rates. Treasures went
up to 81 and New Loan to A..
The market for bills is steady at 9a9l for best
names Some three-day bills irstclass were on the
market at o. Some of the leading drawers ask 49, but
make no sales One large house connected with the
invoice trade took last week e75OOO by some reports
100000 of sterling bills,
The activity in Freights continue, and we no
ce engagements of 10000 bushels Corn at I'D in bags
and sd in bulk for Liverpool also four vessels for Ire
land at sasjd for a direct port or for Cork and mar
ket and Cd for any port in the United Kingdom Cot
ton was taken at SOD and considerable heavy freight
at l5sG2Os To Glasgow 1000 bbs Naval stores were
taken at 2s, and Oil at 25s.
Money is decidedly easier to-day and is freely
offered on Treasury Notes at per cent Some loans
were made at O. per cent. Money lie also more easily
obtainable on fancy stock Paper does not improve
much. but the quantity Of home made paper on the
market is not large.
The Hermann had $4,000 IN specie These
shipments France the result OF the great disrust
felt in regaro to the bills drawn on Hayre or Paris
houses.
The receipts on the Long Island Railroad for
July
JULY io'
showing small increase last year The gradual
but certain improvement in the affairs OF this Road is
the result of having an able and working Board Of
Directors Skill and economy have taken the place oil
ineffciency and waste and this valuable property Will
soon be in condition TO yield It's stockholders some re-
turn for their investments.
The receipts into the Sub-Treasury last week
were s5Oo533 and the disbursements sl,l77,553 leay-
ing about million in the Treasury
An attempt was made to-day to ascertain the
amount of specie in the City Banks for the purpose Of
giving the public the information The application to
four Banks having failed with three the attempt was
abandoned The only inference from this refusal of
the Ranks TO give the required information is that they
are unwilling that the public should know their weak
ness.
A large batch of new notes OF the Salisbury
Bank of MARYLAND have been put in circulation in this
CITY The old notes Of this Bank not redeemed and
il would certainly be most proper for the managers OF
this institution to take care of the old emission before
they ask public confidence for the new
The Syracuse and Utica Railroad have declared
n dividend of 80 per share the whole capital stock
The Company have also called for the last nsalment
f SIS oer share on the new stock which created
/
for laying an iron rail
we extract the annexed information in regard
TO the Dry Goods market from the Dry Goods Reporter;
We have to record among domestic commission
mea The large sales Which came on during he pas, snd
those take place during the coming week hee mao
pang the trade of men who depend on prae
We understand that very considerable eo,s.'oa hoI's ~ o
rans-ment sy which they will be enabled 70 continue on
m'esruFsrs has nov existed o oaihs add
~ e., us, NAM of ho. who are not extraordinarily fortified will
here
tons may pass 'rumphsny through the eu' but hose
NAM on the goods hand produced from the Cotton pur
chased high prices and before he reduction OF wage oos p
consequently selling Al large loss 400 70 tn sh
and per cent PER month on eight and Ten months papr ~
that THIS must hees'aH be tne 90, y - ~. ~ ~ he
case Of foreign goods European capitalist we nt INST hr.'
demanded for these goes snail HsTg 20 NE
'~r a, ~. We DO not however Cor ii- reduction
Considerable decline beng manifest the Wool market more con
uph their The home market they have YET 70 sur
VS., des Of acoy from The o~ ps a. sr and
~ purchased FAN wd compare isvorabe with purchases oil
T Secr fr amount Of business among importers
during ths We notice buyers from ihs sos,n sn
Me-, sl some from ho~esef b. lad down a.
estimate say that the season is at least one month ~ M
We DO no, n1 the nes. Of the Money maize, ie TO the
degree among the importing community a snons our ~
commission Ibis probably owing 70 me at MAJ '
i,re fhucs en abroad while that on An~ean eo' oA
NJ ~, & St,esp Srs tina, collection. have not been made
with customary bfoser. refuse ni-anroy ~ T. M
| pnOtuce sent % them TOT ai., :" 'NN'NS -
| branches Of trade.
90 not thai that vii b sold during Tie com
~ believe the goods .od % tr m OF W. =
than for many previous se =
is weak merchants e stay away from place wher'
they money which they pay and new =, - Aa ue
goods vii Be bought BY who pay Their GA hADi'es WIN N
tracing cncs.
Under act passed on the Goth OF july ISIS
entitled An &C, for the payment Of hquidaied clam'
against Mexico notice has been given TO the holders
the claims to surrender and deliver up the certificates
issued 70 them from the Treasury Department OF the
United States under the provisions Of the act OF Con
of the list of September, ls4l" to enable the De
partment TO pay the certificates the 2th OF October
s4s being the day of payment notihed under the law
The certificates should be transmitted with as little delay
. practicable to the Fifth Auditor Of the Treasury, 81
,hs, .peedy settlement and adjustment Of the claim
msy take place.
The tolls collected at Oswego for the month
rulv ls4s were sl575s 81, and from the opening o
navigation to August l. for three seasons, as follows;
,ss' sss7s "a iss7. ..sls,SS2 IS ls4s.' 'ssoS72 >
The following gentlemen have been elected
D,rec,ors of the oswego and Syracuse Road A.
Grsnger ]. wilkinson, w. J. Pardee, Allen Monro
| : poouttle. Horace White Alfred Munson, T. T. Car
| rinston. + s Paxton, II. Hutchinson, H. h. Ming )
Richardson r. J. vandewsicr.
On N miles OF the road tie ties are ALREADY ia'd shI
lhe iron following on tho track - last ~ u arrives ilVu