New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For 'ale' Of S,ocks, &c. see Fourth Poge.

COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For sales cf Stocks &c. see Fourth Poge
"WEDNESDAY, August BOP. ~
There is a lack Of speculation in the Street and
under the present easy money market is impos
sble for the bulls get up any important rise. fan
cy is worked up or per cent occasionally, but there
then many seers that it drops Immediately back
again We think it will be a long time before the Street
will witness such mutations Of the bubbles we have
had in former times
The Bill market closed dull at 9a9l for first
class bills Good bills were sold at "a a per cent The
supply good and the demand moderate. The
amount of business by the steamer has not been large
There is considerable activity in Freights, md
the market is firm some four or five vessels were
taken up at ada9ld for Ireland. Engagements OF Corn
70 Liverpool were made at sd Flour at I'D I'D aud
800 or 100 bales Cotton at 3lCd.
The Money market continues very easy, and pa
per goes at less rates than last week Illustrate paper
sells at per cent and fair at 10 - per cent
On Government securities loans easily negotiated
at per cent
The late rise in Norwich is the result OF meas
ures adopted by the new President and Directory to
place the affairs of the Company in better position
Those which have been consummatod and others which
are under con sdoraton have already made an impor
ant difference in the value of the stock The Nashua
travel is beginning to affect the revenues Of this road
A stage line is established between the finished portion
Of the Nashua and Worcester and the Norwich and pas
sengers by arrangement are tckeed through Yester.
day eighteen passengers came through to New.York
from Nashua.
There was considerable excitement in the
street today among the uncurent money dealers, in
ation to the reported suspension OF the Norwak and
sandusky Banks. A telegraph from sandusky dated
last night to party interested says all right that
nothing had then happened Similar discredt
thrown upon these banks last Spring but they whstood
the storm. The Norwalk Bank then took Vp S2OOOOO
OF circulation than twothirds OF the whole amount
out later dispatch from Cincinnati states that the
Lafayette and Commercial Banks, and the Ohio Life
aud Trust Co.. refused today to receive any uncuTeLt
money We have not large faith in the Ohio banking
system but think that the time j. not yet.
The following is the comparative receipt OF coal
AZ Philadelphia for two Yeas past
1873 .....................<O o<ti4 i'"1o'oIu
loil t-of~" Sf'r'.p ''ufou'
Excess 1913 .............l32S0 ,yOi
Decrease Observation-Disclosures. .<p6uo
II will be seen that the increase from the Schuylkl
mines is ll2004 tons the canal having more than doub
led lis last years business while the railroad has slight
y fallen of--say 10000 tons On the Lehigh Nayiga-
ton up the LIST inst the increase Of coal forwarded
is SOD tons The increase the Delaware and Hud-
son Canal up to July o. is 1883 The aggregate
increase Of coal thrown the market through the four
channels named the corresponding period of time
last year, is l5996l tons. The increased amount
brought the market up to the ls Sept probably will
be not less than 100000 tons
The steamer to-day for Liverpool took $4,000
in coin not much probably was brought in the
pocket on her passengers when she arrived.
The City Controller invites proposals for {
per cent loan, on the credit of the City, $4,000
deemable Feb l, 1854 and 100000 Feb /, 1855
The importation of dry goods for two weeks has
been nearly as follows
Week end. w'ols Cot sls faa Ms Total
"a ..ss6s 1910 $3.50 56sso .Se55 siG5ss6
These goods are taken briskly on arrival, and many
desirable styles are sold, arrive The impora,ions
are less than last year indicated in the weekly duties
which have been for this year and last for August
follows;
wcs1 end Aug s,h lsh i7th seh. Total
ass 65iS 1oa $1,000 sios55
Decrease. -535.s05 4S5s55 1850 I5,795 sIsosss5
This shows a decline of more than 50 per cent for
the Fall business yet the supply of goods generally is
| probably good.
The ship Serampore cleared at Boston Custom
House for the Sandwich Islands with assorted cargo
valued at $50 ls2 including $4,000 worth OF Do.
mcstics.
Active measures are being taken for the COM
ple,ion Of the Indianapolis and Peru and the Lafayette
and indianapolis Railroads.
Markets.. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TIE TnsUsE.
/ WFpNTsnaT, August On
ASHESAre moderate request and steady Sales 10 b5s al
| 30 a5 81 u for Pots and 5 s75sab % Coz Pearls
| Export from lst 70 slth August.
| 1913. 1917
| ft'i-s "'',- - -'
|
CorrON-rh market heavy. Tie sses toty 1000 bis
| and tie market shows define snce ue steamer
Rcteyn Export and Srocss i Cotton, TIC Jogrins place.
90 ne dafer aHns1 Cd