New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04
..,rnERc1AL AND MONEY MATTER:

%, ., ,,,as an active market % day IN the IAN
IA the tendency OF prices was upward At The
"a E.s,rd. however, the market fell on again
"a .,ock. were generally dun The little appear
- .,i,e in the marke, within day or two has in
"A some operators 70 dip into iances WHO "o"'D
,si-e have been buyers Of sound stocks
Bis there is nothing OF importance ooins'
pr.ces are as before. sterling sa'. for good OILS
There is considerable activity m frcign's To-
and the quotations have advanced Flour is neio
n. Corn at ID. Cotton 3-l6d. The engagements OF
md yybea, 70 Ireland and England today arc not
.,so l50OCO bushels at a9d TO Liverpool and u
mo Ireland. For heavy freight Of which there Is
,.derstis oAer.ng shipowncrs generally decline
,.ne rate There is more doing for the Continent,
the Hsvre packet OF the loih Is iu Of Gotten al &C.
me Whslebone vas shipped al DC.
4 The 81. Denis Tor Hasrc took about $4,000
\ silver
The earnings Of the Erie Railroad for the month
August. lsis. were
P,..cngers and Msil............ 1890 - sH655 .
Sane time lfsl yer s,..te 40
.asm Frel @''.p y s,, 81,
Pa..engers sld Mal............ il,l-9 q $40 ~
Increase q per cent) ..................s56-8 %
. Tie receipts of the Harlem Railroad Tor Au-
~, shows about u per cent advance on the same
.on,i let year The receipts have been
August, l8i8................... .s,5,d4 70
/ August, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. yNf' "
Excess OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50, 20
4 The amount OF outstanding Treasury Notes On
be- Jet inst was sl26,oe9.
4 The value of merchandise imported into this dis
'rct excepting that sent to tho warehouse and the
AMOUNT Of duties rcceiyed during the week ending
30 st inst in each Of the three years anne2ed:
i.m ~ i,.
Danable goods .....l .5ooi4 z,No,75j 3l<395
Total Merchandise. sl6i2Oi5 25228B 3I87p
6s.s received. 4n5so 5nsp a5555
syycars that the entries have been very large during
Che week exceeding those Of last year by 70 per cent
The receipts for August at the Philadelphia
oacr Of the Philadelphia and Columbia Railroads were
splj7. The aggregate Nov 1871 10
Sane is last ~
D. r-aseln 800
The amount Of Coal brought over the Reading
Railroad during the week ending Aug. 81 was = O'o
ons Tho entire amount Of the season Is -52s1i
tons.
The money market ia Baltimore is easier, and
good paper sells at per cent 80 Cincinnati the mar
kot is stringent The Banks excepting private iustitu-
tom. are doing but little in the way OF discounts.
AZ s.. Louis money Is moderately easy. Tx
change on the Last per cent
The 5chuyl Kill Navigation Company, on Friday
made default in the payment Of the quarterly interest
on is mortgage loans. The effect Of this failure was
decline OF on the common loans. The City Of Phil
alphla holds about s3OOO0O OF the mortgage loans
the whole amour, is sl76l O2O ia part Of which has
already fallen due, and 100000 more falls due the com
1i,o,
der the circumstance probably has not yet been de-
iermned upon. The aggregate indcbtedness' Of the
Company H. VIC believe, about seven millions Of dol
lars The third mortgage originally fell due in l5ij
it was then renewed to 1860 increased from to per
cent and made convertible into stock par at the plea
sure of the holder The ninth mortgage originally
for 100000 half Of which paid when it iell due in
1872 end the time was extended for the balance until
1851
Strong Efforts are being made 10 wind up the
Affairs Of the Enc Bank About one.third Of its liabi
ties have been met
The quantity Of Flour, Wheat Corn and Barley
eii Underwater during the ith week in August in the
years 1917 and 1913, is follows
Flour, bbls. Wheat bush Corn, bush. Barley bu.
iGi7.....l0i@jO 8i.5l7 &i7,f0 1000
lSis..,... eS,2i9 s6l5o 1880 $3.50
Decrease. S5OOl Inc 2,6S3 Dec llo6i7 Inc 1850
The aggregate quantity ofthc articles left al tide
water from the commencement OF navigation 10 the
jlst Of August, inclusive, is as follows
Flour, bbls Wheat bush. Corn. bush. Barley, bu.
i0f7....23915'3 2.b}7.723 4.i99,260 309,l60
i8i9.-..Ii69,229 95o,5o5 1,18,f2 l4}Ijs
Decrease. I2l332i l,557,l58 2,99O,9l8 l67lo8
BY reducing the Wheat to Flour the quantity Of the
latter left at tide water this year, compared with the
period OF last year shows decrease
equal to ,53i 7j5 barrels Of Flour.
The following Table shows the quantity Of some of
the principal articles of produce left at tde-wator from
the commencement OF navigation to the 3lst OF August
inclusive during the years 1916, (l3c days. 1874 Q23
dsys) and ls4s, Q23 days:
Canaloren Ami 70. Isa NAV ]. lal1 MN ]. 1873