New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sales Of Siocts, &C. see Fourth Page.
WEpNrsDAY. July I2-P.

"WEDNESDAY July l2-P. NJ
The market for Stocks was duh to day. and most
Of tine Fencies were lower. Treasury Notes also fell
OF pei cent The announcement Of the Steamer
checked business and after her zdyces made pub
/ c the interest excited BY them intense that
there was very little disposition eyinced to make oper
atoms At the Second Board there little on moth
/ ing done but Fancies were little irmer.
There is a moderate demand for Bills, and the
lLotation IL hrm-9i alOi pei cent. for Sterling In
other bills there is little nothing doing. The supply
OF Sterling is fair If it be true, heard stated in
Boston that the City OF Boston has negotiated 50 Oo)
600 of her Water Loan in London will do much tow
ard meeting the demand for Exchange The City Trea
surer Of Boston advertses 10 draw Sterling At 10 per
cent lie draws upon Brown shipey & Co There is
no doubt that some arrangement has been made with
that house. but the amount aud conditions not
known
In Freights there IS some movement, and three
vessels were taken up to load Corn for ireland at
pen bushel Cotton 20 Liverpool is dull at sod
Heavy freight is POS
/ The Money market although easier than before
the lst inst does no, feel reief the full which
was anticipated The Banks are still contracted, and
in the street hrstcass paper sells at lOd u pes cent
On call an the best securties loans negotiated at
PEI cent The Banks now beginning to get back
the coin recently absorbed by the SubTressury which
will probably make them more liberal One Of them
drew half million from the monster day two ago.
Since the first news of the French Revolution,
we have not witnessed such OF excitement RS
Want presented this forenoon when the adyices per
Niagara were made public. Groups were gathered all
about the street discussing the facts known and eager
Is seeking for more and surprising TO hear what
large proportion Of the speakers had predicted the
very condition OF things which had occurred. The des
of revolution not bapsed in blood was very generally
repudiaed The foreign portion OF our merchants were
much excited There universal expression Of
satisfaction upon all sides that the Government had
been able to sustain tsefagsnst the desperate attempt.
OF the Insurgents As commercial intelligence was
received by the wires until after business hour the
efec, of the Advces will not be until to morrow
The fact that Consols were well sustained under the
siyices in London is good feature
The failure Of the Canal Bank of Albany has
created no excitement in the 1t not unex
pected by the knowing ones who were aware that it,
. rapital had been lost some time since The EUeHiHs
Journal says:
The .pen OF the Canal Bank has unexpected By the
other Bsats city, from whom has been compelled from TINT
lie causes WHICH brought this untoriunsis result
more remote ,an the ree Pss ss ', r % s iser
smoothing ted viii rs failure which should for moment shas'
s Bsals Of our city, winch are amply the hs
I fostios heretofore occ uIied ty them
he aouu individual depo.or' and for notes IN cr,un
are very small and creditors holders Of noies are AZ ans
n',ss '7' .' o me Il s 's '''''' ste
nv holder. have the additional protection Of The With section
With article Of the Constitution ~hoA IS 'l follows
Insolvency Of any bank or banking ASSOCIATION ts
The notes Of the couutr, Banks. whom the Canal Bank has ee
a-tas elcemn scent viii be redeemed by the other baaAs
Tie Controller early morning appointed Thomas MNallea and
Andrew White E.q~ Of this cry special agents 20 invests =
ne s Of III. , sSN f o o. .s z stso =, r @Ss5se,
illefrst OF uie 's'N '-, ~ 80 49,. ~,
entered upon the dui's, o. Their ose' aai closed ' ., ., 4
lone 10 mitigate consequence. Of failure Of t' charae
'er. wl be done nteui gently and promptly
The ALIAS says that the Bank held the canal deposits
10 the amount of $4,000 with the security to the STATE
OF the bonds of OF the Directors. As the bhod
ers have the first claim upon the assets there Is ht
reason to doubt that all the circulation of the Bank Wi
be paid in full The aggregate ofdeposit and circulation
is about $4,000 Although a safety fund institution
no dependence can be placed upon this for the relief
tac creditors as the assets Of the Safety Fund are
pledged 10 meet previous failures
The Boston Steamer. the Cambria cleared
$40 SOP in specie at the Custom House. Last weci
> sl0s0O in coin imported at Boston There wer
4 no exports.
Several sales of Government Loan OF lsos wer
B. made at the Board to day at - premium ON time
!. The North American Insurance Company ma
I declared semiannua dividend Of 8 per cent Tn
q. Northern Bank OF Kentucky scmsnnual dividend q
- per cent. The Iron Steamboat Company Of Angus
Ia, Ga. dividend OF per The Exchange Ban
OF Virginia semi annual dividend Of 81 per cent.
The Petersburg Railroad Company a half yearly div
dond Of 81 per The Bank Of the Valley Of vi
ginia scmisnnud dividend OF per cent The D
rectors Of the Newark Savings Institution semiannt
s al dividend OF per cent per The Macon
So Western Railroad Company Of Georgia dividend
PAYABLE to Northern stockholders the Bank Of III
.. state Of New-York on the Isl of August
b, The total receipts for the last month OF the LII
d. Miami Railroad a. compared with the correspond
IN, month Of ls47. have been as follows
BE- 80 1s47 ls4s
... SSH So I2,864
IaHsel se'''' .........l2,i7l % 6..+
| Freight .....ssss.ss
= To,a..............NSss q A,ios
's The heavy receipts last year for freight fell OF near
50 ne, cent after the month of June as soon as u
great decline in provisions took place In Europe ~
total receipts for June have been as follows i0r inc
70 past years: 49, ts4s
90 ,HsS 7a5i ~ 2oSsS 81 A,ios IS
% The work Of re-lsying the Auburn and ho'ne