New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-12
AND MONEY MATTERS.
70, Sale, of S,ocss, r.. zee FoprtA Page
yNEnxrsnAY. July IL

wEDXEspAT July ll-PM
The .ueet continues dun. bat there Is betre-
Ealing han there and the tendency toward i'm
movement The Systematic attempts 70 bear the mar
l., have had tbs effect 70 frighten suas holders
of Railroad stock. and the stock thrown on the mar
ket Il this dun season Of the year has had an unfavor
able influence When the opersturs return % town
we shall probably a reaction iu prices The Rail
roads are doing better generally ia July than they DID
IN June
The market closed heavy for Bills a. 3 a Q or
fret Glaze Sterling with sales a. "a al Francs
are 3j45 30 The supply was large.
Frrights are heavy tor Corn. bat Flour is held
rather more firmly. The engagements are Is or
~ 90 bush 6a6id Flour ia 7;d. win "a % asked
heayy goods 90 ~. 3D. To port IN Channel,
vessel was taken =; 10 and %. To befa.i vessel
was taken a. s. d tor CJrn, and ls I'd ior Flour To
Liverpool vessel taken =. - tor Naval Stores
TO Havre Co,,on going At &c. To Rotterdam. 20
tons wood II, -. To London, We notice engagements
Of GO bhl. Turuentine and 20 Rosn. . 4J do Pork
D 3D. and Tobacco 10 kegs. 3sd3s %, and boxes g.
To Nsrselles vessei h.ed up recently II &c Tor
Cotton
Asfarss we can learn from conversations with
r vorers the amount Of foreign gOots TO be- received
iii. Fall VII. be- large. The vessels row arriving sre
bril-, ging large amounts. and the Hermann under
stand has engaged al she can possibly stow The
-orng business was somewhat cur'siled By tie ID.
vent Of the Cholera and the Fall trade promises 10 PEE
at unusually active one.
The StDD,ng LiH publishes the following
statement OF exports from this port from July O.
July 10:
T. =, ~. Fos' e g 90 ;. r. f. o. I''-' ~
s. ~ % 49,. e-,aoa' q. ~ = s.-.'as -,
i u Chez H .I
CO b.. ~. s,s.r-47it r.r sa Iarp--rns s. p-' for
T. i,s,-ss,i ~ 49, d Ra.a ~, sa.a e.ra
80 sp-u Oh 7'i n -' 40 ~ DO r'or - - o. H'a'
{. But, = - ssls rlep,. .......,.o...
T. Ieand Corn. NJ bic Flou' m" stfrs'
~ Bove 81 b.. pssr'''t - 's CoPp'f Z. - 10 ..'
bag. Cc,. 3s79l - whssons, - = satin W@d IN s'-
To- Hs" Ts, Por VIM sa Fos' d, ~ q' CASH
r. H,nand-ss b.. Pot.h rs Ro.n, AZ ss' whss o.
loos tns toss"d 80 os- cedar 54 90 NAL e''
=, N,,y Ss" AID D,""a't 10 sh'. s'''' !, - DO
r, AJrea ts. orr 100 On Bread ioo 90 lar ''' f'a
D. Eaa ,,s $50. Eea. 80 DO ",e.-,. g. do H--1's
ns, Pm s0do Rsr % thd' Too-ec M 70 hem- y ' o.
To s o. Butter % o. saSnon 1880 Is'" 't' 90 mas
r. ssea %, ss. rou- ION ms., - DO Beef 10 sa'h
i0d B,e btc. Rec 1909 y Butter - do manu- Iooseoo 70
-. 'sg. Coz 81 90 Pepper D. C,7s. 81 ~. tn
Cau.noa Lantsr. 90 Paper ." Batsf 90 DE-
r. s., nsh Bsa inf, la A. Do Ai.esers N -.
I 10 hai.s to''a. " a. . bios Ban.
A. Brpioh Besf faate F1ur. n O. RE ou' . d.
NJ. = a. +eso beet a. Roe Ifce ~ its I'1.'fe
o. f Ille Lard 1889 80 Ch+e. 90 o.
mif To6d Il0 Hsms, Bua ~ css.s SAILS - e
Cfs1. -. ID Oo tsf~s
T. sna N,ra 6~,,Na q lof bbls fou' go 81 kFs i,-f
li0 Be.f 40 DO Pnfs 6o b~af 7-l "a Rim
Hn. saf., $50 Tot-ec l4r13 ni tonacco So
81 lee a. b.f- Bread. 80 40 Con-7 be So CaDie-
The imports Of various articles Of Merchandise
into this port for the fret SIX months OF the year
show considerable Increase IN some articles over the
same period OF last year, but IN some important Al
ucles. also there is fallins of The increase has
been IN Brandy, Coal, Cocoa Cotton, Hides Iron, In
deo Olive Oil, Plmento. Rice, salt, Ind Sugars and
Tin while there j. decrease in Coffee Figs Molasses
Pepper Rai-ns saltpetre and Tobacco. The increase
IN ron reaches about 10 900 tons Bar 10000 tons Pig
aud 10000 bundles Shedt Hoop, SC. The Increase
in Ind sugar is 2sOOO hhds while the decreased
amount Of Coffee is 5000 bags The comparative
exports Of THE period for three years is AS annexed