New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-18
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
Fer sales Of Stoke, &C. zee Fourth Poge.

THURSDAY August lip NJ.
The market for Stocks to-day was without mark.
ed change. but in Treasury Notes there large bu.
sness done and the market under the sales was well
maintained Some $4,000 changed hands, nearly all
at per cent About $4,000 were bought for actual
investment by Savings institutions. Government Skies
also were firm and sold at q all
The market is dull for Bills at 4 "a. There
will be nothing Of importance doing until the steamer
arrives
la Freights there is some movement and ship.
holders have advanced their views. Engagements
10000 bushels Corn have been made at 81 Cd which IL
an advance. 500 bales Cotton ut j-32d and 800
bbs Provisions at 20s. To Glasgow there has been
something done but the particulars did not transpire.
The Grand Jury at Albany have found bills for
embezzlement against Theodore Olcot, Cashier, and
j. L. Crew Teller of the Canal Bank, and for perary
against J. X. Paige and Iheo. Olcott. meeting was
held Albany last ght in relation TO this concern and
Committee appointed for the purpose who reported
brief resolutions giving their for calling the
meeting, and recommending the appointment OF Com
nee OF five to take the best for the prOtec
ton OF the interests of the creditors Of the Bank and
TO bring the guilty to justice The Committee appoint
ed consisted Of the following gentlemen, who were
thorzed to call future meetings Dudley Burwe, VIM.
Msseraft Joseph Cook Ellis Baker and |. L. Judson.
Toe following are the amounts of the tolls re-
ceved in Rochester for the two first weeks in August
in the three years named
ss2l0 50 sloS8i 80 ss,575 81
The difference in favor Of ls47 compared with that
Of the present year. sos 40 and in favor of
against 1916, Si6j %.
subscription of 81 900 OOO or 5000 shares, 20
the capital stock of the Pennsylvania philadelphia and
Psburgh Railroad on the part of the County OF Ale
gheny Pa has been finally crossed by the County Com
missioners
The receipts of the Providence and Worcester
Railroad for the week ending August 70, were
For passengers. For freight.
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At Buffalo, the money market is rather less strln-
gent the late improvement in prices having had the
effect to create demand for currency for investment
at the West thus beneting the banks by giving their
issues circulation unlikely to return upon them i'm
mediately.
The following additional applications Tor Bank
Charters will be made next session in Pennsy 'ana
Canal Bank of 100000
Mechanics Bank Schuylkl Co ...,........,... 10000
Making grand total Of forty applications and all ag-
gregate capital of near ten millions.
Speaking of the Coal trade OF Pennsylvania,
the PHILADELPHIA Ballstin says:
OF our own Coal read the from tie
exceeded 70 900 tons being the largest
quantity single week and that the cause OF
the the absolute necessity Of the Coal operators 70 rse
sacrifice OF tins quantity
Reading brought about and the shuk
Company 1000 the greatest week worn
the made the enlargement OF ~ work In
regard important trade Of State however, Notwithstanding
depression OF manufacturing industry all IT, branches, vel
observe although Of Goal have nreased
than usual his vet they have increased con-der1y
being against for s47, .43o tons Ihs
consider highly encouraging under the circumstance uoiVih
standing the existing depression Of price, especially a. those greatest
consumers suc. sufferers By The
importation their productions TO have teen obliged
many Instances entirely suspend their works The following
imports roI NewYork from January y 70 june
go will explain The Of tbs disires 1876 l4 sts
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and hoop bundles a044s 1900 On"
At Philadelphia, business RECEIVERS slowly owing
to the continued stringency of the Money markell,
being caused in some measure by the large amount O.
Eastern paper offered, which keeps up outdoor rates