New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-09
Latest FOREIGN DATES.
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For SAD. Of stoes.. Sd. zee Fo,ya Pags.


THURSDAY, June s-P.M.
The market was rather quiet until the false an
nouncemcnt of the nomination Of Gen. Taylor was
made when the fncics advanced pcrccn Treasury
Notes sold at "a per cent. After the announcement
was discovered to be incorrect the prices ic back
again.
In Sterling there is bat little doing The rates
are l0l an, with idr supply
There is a good deal OF Freight offering and en-
agcments were made Of 1900 or 5000 bbs Provisions
NJ %. GA 25. and cargo of 10000 bushels Corn at
cd all for Liverpool
At Buffalo the money market Is little easier
Best drsns on New.York can be negotiated, which was
notthc case some time ago. Inferior paper goes IN tie
-trcct at a per cent per month
The Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Com
pany of Nashville have declared semi annual dividend
Of . per share
AT the late term of Court in Wayne Co. app.i-
cation Was made for an injunction restrain the officers
of The Wooster Bank from selling or transferring The
assets OF the Bank for the purpose Of deraudns the
creditors of the Bank After argument the wit OF IN
junction was denied. and the matter dismissed
The receipts of the Connecticut River Railroad
.or the month Of May amount to Sl5l26 IS, viz For
frcelt. g. 66i OF; passengers S7l99 36 from other
sour. e. S2} OS. The receipts of the corresponding
month OF last year. were S31W 80 Increase u pci c.
The following statement EXHIBITS the principal
articles OF domestic stores shipped to Mexico by the
Commissary Department lor the army, from July ],
lsi7 20 April3 30 lels, VIZ;
Oa tsb. bash; Corn f' bush. Hay, ol0'ol7 es Coal
l9la bis. Hoes. 3'3 Mole. c5 Lanoer sssotisa i,3lt
ana Urk Lead $500 lls Nails assorted, lu-tl1 lbs rope p
.o b.i No. ofWason., u.s. No OF Mule Shes SOW
&c. OF Hor.e slse.. $780, Mississippi water s'uO s'7 COPPER
60li IT,. Leather. 5Oc0h'. Jar, 30 bo.r
In diion to the above about 25CO0 barrels of sub
.istcncc stores have been forward, and 2lJtOl
package of Quartermasters stores, camp and gar
d.on eoupsce ordnance stores and clothing for the
army which It would be impossible 70 enuinerate IN
this brief statement . 49,
Tho amount of fuel and forage purchased in the City
of New Orleans during the period stated Is as follows
viz: Coal 100000 bushels Oats, fihOO0 do Corn
10000 do Hay 6OJ4OOO pounds During the same
period some 1900 tfoops and 5000 teamsiers, with
their arms ammunition. camp equpasc, &C have been
sent out from this point beside the provisions Tor the
army. ordnance military stores etc. etc.
The following is a statement OF Domestic and Foreign
IMPORTS for the month Of May, 1913 al Osweso 10
eth,r with the exports of salt for the same period
e, ssi7 oo feet wheat ss,5lo bu.he.i Corn, 5000 10
gqr4. 4of 90. Rye 400 DO Oats liloo dos seed Ia 20
Pot,,oes $50 DO. Flour 1890 h's PORK, ls-l DOS bo
49,. si c..s Chez $50 do; Whisky 31j do >Aiers SiS
40 o.. sta,es. 636O0 noi Hoops llbtvv cot MOS 20
and Ots. loo7 cis Glass, 80 hts Dy Soo-s ~,
lrtn ~ DO. Butter SIS De- Goa, - tons Groom .- 80 vs.
H is 90 Baoon pkssi Hams and Shoulder 39l' DO
Although there is falling of in the receipts OF Flour
md Grain the aggregate imports for the month oil May
arc larger than in the corresponding month OF last year
The imports from the shore Of Lake Ontario have IN
creased considerably The following COMPARISON OF 3
few leading articles Of imports during the month 0i
v for two or three seasons indicates the nature o.
change that has taken place