New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sales Of Stocks, &C. zee Fourth Page.

TUESDAY August l-P. N.
In Stocks there j. rather more movement, but
prices show no improvement There was deposition
shown to make gambling operations. and preferred
Reading Stock sold at 90 seller u months preferred
Harlem at 90 seller ~ months, and Norwich and Wor
ceste 80 buyer u months Treasury Notes sold at 2i
and the new Loan 81 with month interest on. AT
the second Board there better feeling and prices
improved somewhat.
This has been packet day and the market has
been dull for bills and closed heavy. Firstclass bills
sold at q 10 the morning, but at 9a9i good bills could
have been had at the close. sight bills Overend,
Quincy Co. and Earrings sold 10 lOi, and we heard
sales reported still lower Francs at 10 days sight sold
1t ) Il! a515.
There is something doing in Freights at steady
rates Two vessels have been taken up Cd for Cork
and market 5000 bushels Corn taken for Liverpool
at iid in bulk Cheese 2Os Provisions al lie rs Cd
and Cotton at a532d
There is a large amount of drafts on the Sub
Treasury here and over 100000 have been dsgorged
today by the Monster 1t is understood that as soon as
the Appropriated bills passed, that there will be
movement of the coin in the vaults Of ell the Deposta-
res which will give material relief to the market.
IL is estimated that the amount of hrstclass
Eastern paper at present pressing this marketfor dis
count is over million of dollars 1t is mostly Of par
ties connected with manufacturing aud is selling at 10
a Il per cent The Banks of New.Engand must be
hard up when they allow such paper to be sent away
for negotiation They either full OF it already,
doubt the sovency of the richest among them.
At any rate the pen,fulnes of the paper here at so
large shave materially reduces the facilities Of our
own mercantile community, and we shall be truly glad
when Eastern borrowers disappear
In the foreign Dry Goods market there is con
siderable animation but trade has notiary commence
The importers however more or less busy The
importation per United States Of 1910 packages from
Havre sold off very rapidly. The assortments Of Domes
tic Goods good although not large. There is fair
demand for heavy Brown Sheetngs and Drills for ex-
port and home trade the exports having reached go
packages during the week, Blesched Goods abun-
dsnt and very little inquiry. The stock Of Flannes is
abundant and holders are disposed to meet the views
of buyers Mr. Hale a large manufacturer of Flannes
at Haverh has stopped his mill in consequence Of low
prices This will lessen the production and holders
will in consequence have that less competition.
We copy from the Dry Goods Reporter the following
information in regard 10 Dry Goods
s warp Aaca made for the United States market alone
ordered ia very ltei qualities for any other msei
Worsied Wap r. the Coionwafp goods lie Amen
making rapid head, and is the opinion Of many Of our
longer Tie number Of ships bringing Dr.
arrived last has been 3 The number Of
g I,eool 70 he limited STATE fr tie ~ month. ending
srJ increased 50 percent over $50 and 20 per l8t5;