New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
Fer sails Of Stocks, ar. see Fourth Page

Fer SAILS Of SOCKS, g.. sce Fourth Pogc
TUESDAY Aug. 29-P. 81.
There is NJ animation in the Stock market and
The anc.cs generally heavy Treasury Notes are
very quiet at 81 Government Sizes, st. The demand
y quite limited
la Bills the business for the Steamer has been
moderate, and the rates are heavy without showing
any change sterliDg is 909l for hrstclass francs
52595 81 short sight % Guilders, 4Oo4Oi Marks
Banco 35s Q36 Rix dollars 79G79l.
There is good deal Of activity in Freish's ana
the market lie firm. The engagements Tor Liverpool
we're at 90 for Corn I'D for Naval stores 9@d iof Iot
ton 2Os for heavy feighs The Sarah Sands has heavy
freight At J0s. To Glasgow, 10000 bush Corn were
engaged a, Cd aud 10 ireland three or four small
.el. s,sda6id and one to Belfast at round sum
The Harlem Railroad is d-ng a good business
this month The receipts up 70 last night were e5l5OO
sgsnst $1,000 for the entire month as year. The eX
cess this year VIII be about $1,000, OF 10 per cent
soldiers Land w arrants are selling freely Ia
the street. end form quite an important feature in the
business Of that change shop The rate is now slO.-
The measures Of the Government % prevent the sol
diers from being swinded have only caused them still
.rester embarrassment. The soldiers discharges
which under other circumstance would sell for nearly
~ much as the warrants are worth but $40 As the
s,yers must have margin for risk. The soldier is
discharged and is in immediate want Of means for his
daily support To obtain his land warrant he must
wall some four weeks such the accumulation Of bust
ness at the Department During all this time he is liv
ing at considerable expense. Had he the right to sell
his discharge he could easily find moneyed men to buy
al a fair price but now, by bad management, he is
forced 10 sell at $40 Ices than land warrants worth
Certainly the hanpcrng the sale Of the soldiers rights
was bad policy.
The Controller has given notice that all circu-
atins notes issued by the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank Of Ogdensburgh must be presented at the Con
tfoers Office for payment within five years from the
18th Of August sls or that the funds deposited with
the Controller for the redemption OF its notes will be
given up to said Bank.
Uniounded reports concerning the Yates County
Bank having been circulated weeks ago, the Con
roller felt called upon to test their accuracy by a
prompt examination Of the affairs OF the Bank The
result shows the Bank to be in a sound condition, and
sbundaniy able to meet all its engagements, as 1t al
ways has, with readiness and punctuality.
The amount received for Tolls on all the New
York State Canals during the third week in August
same period In iOlbly ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sl9S5i 70
The aggregate amount received Tor Tolls from the
commencement Of navigation to the 2lst August nclu
sIve bSi5m IL
Same period in <o64lo %
Decrease. ...........................S46 ,lI IS
The Boston Toreier says
n the great auction Of goods New Yod should be-
fiored % their popc channel much be-. opportunity 10 ali OF
sapeo advantages woId be- len 20 New foR journals and ie
.ssay discounts Of notes gwen S us dealer
solii be materially lessensd
We do Mt exactly see the cogency of this reasoning
The Boston journals do MT to be sufficiently CRATE
fn for the aid New-York has extended this to
that embarrassed city.
At Boston, the 1rarellcr says:
Dealers u paper are and select their ppha
al prefer choice notes AZ per cent month 70 good AZ 9l
nh open market especially wester but want Of confidence
management has with decline receipts almost destroyed HE
demand ~ Investment formerly Tue iance yet
E ,a ,s, mi a ,rne, benz fssd upon shorts Several AZ
emit. have been made to accomplish
Reading sioek and the bonds OF his latter Al sorts Of
have been played OF 10 nVese outsiders o purchases and
Reading stock nd co-uied warmly to her friends
by telegraph sell possible without ioss.
The Boston Courier OF the 18th inst says;
favorable change has taken place the money market The
o declined three per cent both of demand aud time loans
Railroad corporations which Ia. been 10 The mkei of
.y days past taking all money could get shameiuy
awful terms bas ceased be borrowed his fact alone, has
aid materially a. relieving the n'fhe me wau's Oh re
discounts
The amount Of Specie exported from Boston to
foreign ports during the last week 500 75 $1,000
Of which was in five franc pieces and went to the West
Indies and the remainder in douboons and went to the
Cape de Verd Islands. The amount imported and en-
tered at the Custom House was $1,000.
The following Table exhibits the value of the
merchandise exported from Boston to foreign ports du'
rng the week ending Aug. Do