New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For Sale, Of Socks, &c. see Fourth Page.

MONDAY, June ll-P.M
The Stock market is buoyant to-day, and the
demand for Government stocks good at better
figures Coupon skies sold at no. Treasury notes ia
The INQUIRY TOR remittance for England good and
the supply ON the market but moderate. In Fancies
the market has also an advancing movement The de-
mand for various Railroad Bonds for investment Is
more ac;ivc and the second mortgage Erie Bonds
went to s9-an increase of r cent within few
days.
The Exchange market is not active to-day and
the Sterling quotations, although without change, are
heavy Sterling is II TO o. first class bills selling al 9i
Francs however are cheaper in consequence of the
disinclna,ion to buyb he since the new trouble in
Paris in relation TO Russian intervention. The quo
tation is 5. .30d5. T7i.
In Freights there is a fair business. Some
5000 bush Corn we're engagedst sd in bags and 81 a6d
in bulk 1900 bbls Flour Is Cd $50 tons Heavy Frcgh,
m23s Cd d2Ss Cotton Id and Al y bale. An English
vessel was filed up with Naval Stores at previous
prices To Glasgow $500 bush Peas were engaged al
CID and to Antwerp 800 bales Cotton at &c.
The French packet takes about s50OOO in
specie Large amounts of coin coming in from the
West and the Banks have more than they want. They
make no drats for balances and would be glad TO spare
considerable amount
Arrangements are being made TO take all the
gold received by the Lexington over to the Phlsdel
phs Mint Some has not yet been landed.
An Election for Directors of the Hudson River
Road took place to-day and resulted in the election Of
the following gentlemen
,s.. Bst~.a. K.mSI.. e.rdps' 6 to"IaDd.
1homss Lsaera, james Hoo.sr Joho J-rvs,
khshs Pea Jspset Bi.bop. kawart Jones.
Joha DAad Wolfe Moses h Guuuen, ft~n ID. Morgan,
frssias Corning.
At subsequent meeting OF the Board, the following
O;heefs elected James Boorman, President ,
Eowsrd Jones' Vice President John b. Jervis, Chief
Engineer; John NJ. Hopkins, Treasurer; George B..
Butler, eecretary and Legal Agent Mr. Azsrish tlagg
was President last year and Mr. Boorinan was Vice
President Mr. Saul Allen and Mr.. Thomas w. olcott,
Directors are believe the only other changes from
last year The progress Of the Road we learn is very
gratifying and its pleton will be urged forward
with all the energy coma sent with the interests OF the
enterprise.
There was more activity in the Coal trade du-
rins the past week and the total amount brought to
market from the schuylkn Miues during the past 10
days. exceeds that OF = corresponding tune IN any
year since the commencement Of the trade. The bus
meas upon the s also increasing and on the an
inst there WAS 1900 tons shipped from Msuch Chunk
hs,ne IN. largest amount sent from that place II
one aav Tho Miners Jo1rRal says the quantity o
Col sent by railroad this week is 1896; by cana
,s4s4. for the week -, ,76o. The railroad has in
creased about 800 tons last week and the cana
has fallen or owing to the scarcity oi boats
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was as an
nexed;
Receipts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SsVVN
Payments .....-....-..---. .--------- -, :.