New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Saie. Of S,oas,, DC. see Fourth Page.


FRIpAY. June 9-PM
The STOCK market to day was rather heavy for
the Fapces but Government Stocks were firm. Oper-
ators were 50 much engaged with politics that they had
but little time to devote 10 business The ratification
bv the Mexican Senate Of the Treaty Of Peace had no
effect whatever and indeed seemed 70 be entirely over
looked in the greater interest excited by the nomina
ton There eppesrs 20 be a concerted attempt the
part Of large operators to keep down the market until
the time for making bids for the losn has passed
that they may take it low figure Fortunately for
the Secretary the treaty ratification has arrived just in
time 10 have good effect upon the bids.
Ia Bills there is a moderate business doing, but
the tendency Of prices Is downward Sterling quoted
at lolali.
In Freights there is fair business doing, and
the rates are firm An engagement OF 10000 bushels
Corn was made at SD in bulk, and several parcels Pro
visions at 22s Cd PISS To Havre 200 bales Cotton
taken at +: cent
The Steamer of tomorrow aud the Liverpool
packet viii take about $4,000 in specie which is much
less than has been reported The appearances are de-
cidedy favorable to decrease Of specie shipments af
ter this month.
TIE following list Of new oounterfeits Is from
orupsor's Bank Note Reporter
81 tie che.speAe B'at a. % ne Bank Of De3~are 9oa
ton y j. y. OF he Burlington on The Bank Of G.
Counetr Blinking Bank. Prov
S, ~ on SIe Farmes B0as Of saci. Co. Pa s. on e War
VA BOD r a. on The CTS nn1 View Haven 6s on he Asf
ehlu Bank ls the But Of Delawareeer A. W. To-
ouiye aad c,r,eeus alteration los the Washing
County Bauk, Nd
The following ar, the earnings of the Macon
and Western Railroad for the month Of May 1877 and
i'"' sg l5is- ss iSq 10
Increase in May 1919, l85 G8equal to 1863 per cent
We have been requested 10 ask the receivers OF
the broken Manufacturers Bank at Beleylc, n J.
why it f. that a final dividend has never been made on
the certificates given by them for the notes outstanding
al the time the Bank failed. two years have now
elapsed any payment has been made and at IN
time final dividend was promised We have thought
il well call the attention ct the Receivers To ths mai
ter well justice to themscves, as to those interest
ed n a farther dividend
The Winchester Bank is the name under which
banking institution has gone into successful operation
at Winchester Cheshire Co n II under the care Of
VIM B. Hale a. Cashier and John II. Fuller as Pres't
A meeting Of the stockholders of the Re aiding
Railroad will be held on Wednesday next the lith
June the office of the Corporation imadclpma Tor
the purpose OF taking such action os the stockhoiders
may then direct in regard the act OF the Pcnnsyvs
mia Legislature recently passed authorizing the Com
many TO exchange refc rred stock per cent bonds
In liquidation OF that portion of the COmpanys debt,
which falls due prior to the year 1860 1t Is officially
stated that the required amount 10 complete the con
version had been subscribed for, within SlOOO0l
Fears that the object would fail in consequence oil the
slow progress hitherto made toward ~ contamination
have lately depressed the market value of the bends and
shares; and the sooner the outstanding bondhoders
come forward and accede 10 the plan the better II WI
be for them and for all concerned The receipts OF the
Company have been larger in the past i've months than
they were during the corresponding period Of
and the nett earnings for the current twelve months
are estimated by the Directors al per cent upon the
entire cost Of the road
At the annual meeting OF the Directors OF the
Syracuse and Utica Road Tuesday, il was resolved to
lay second or double track their entire road and
10 increase their capital stock under the act of ISL
The estimated cost of the track is about half
million.
A decision has lately been had in the Third Dis
trict Court at NewOreans, which flies directly in the
face OF mercantile ussges in this City.
II seemed ing Of New Orleans bad drawn several
us n-ya a. .sh upou poudeut banking establishment
New Yors bs paid presentation The drawers
frn between Of the drawing Of the bills New Orleans
AMI New ior Tie balls protested on The h
and refusal and returned tof
lie Toe latter being sued plead tee That irre
80 Of srs,e allowed the lids and that tie demand and
rre.t have INSIDE on Tie hi dN ioNn the hr De
m,nd Tie hodcrs the bills replied that by custom OF men n
Of sight ts ai'en ans tt
usual protest REFUSAL and offered 70 prove ' l the
exchange dealers To the ntrnct1n 81
~ eae., defendant. of the bills o1 ecfe
70 bc ause elementary and the various u.h on I" ne
dfys of must be- gwen on sgut ds ai
No ne custom could be admitted 20 control or % po
law Toe Judee coacuraJ with Che deielients counsel and The
p.aul.hs. holjers Of the bill, were onsuiiei
The Exports Of Sugar and Molasses from the
two LEADING ports of Cuba this have been as an
nexed -.