New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS. |
For Sales Of Socks, &c. see Fourth Page
"WEDNESDAY, July 25-P.M

"WEDNESDAY July 2S-PM
The Stock market is without marked change
from Yesterday but rather heavier on Government
.tocks The fsnces are quiet and the sales very small
II significant fact that Erie Railroad which has
dured systematic attack from the bears for the last
two or three weeks has only fallen Oh per cent While
some ether stocks which have taken the chances Of the
n .rke have fallen q q per cent At the Boari 90
wss bid. seller y months. FOR 1000 shares Enc the
stock TO ~ put up and % for 50o0 shares, seller
months with stipulation.
TIE Exchange market closed very dQll Tor the
steamer with good supply Of bills over. sterling
sold at se-i. Francs 535P532.. The wiihdrawal Of
orders for goods has checked the demand for bills.
Fre-hts are quit bat without change. En-
gagemenis 900 or 900 Dbl, aour Is 81 Corn. 50.
Dead weight POS. 22s Cd Cotton, I'd. The packet Of
the ls prox Tor Havre full &c. To Holland 300
400 bales Cotton were taken At &c. To London 1900
bbs. Turpentine q. T. Glasgow. 100 bbls four, IS
There is nothing new in the street, and great
absence Of disposition operate until the Cholera sub
sides
The foreign news continues 10 be favorable
Business in the manufacturing district. is active Cot
tn has further advanced and the funds also i'm
proving. Provisions steady genersllysbui BreaT
sufs were not 90 firm in consequence OF the favorable
appearance Of the harvest The private letters will
throw some light on American Securities. on which
point the Geographic dispatch Is meager. Generally
the news must operate fayoraoly here.
Land Warrants are in good demand and selling
at $500 1892. The 40 acre warrants are si5. The
supply is moderate and mostly in the hands Of specu
laiOrs.
The Domestic Exchange market IS quiet and
without chance W. ouote.
S-- COUNT, Raas So'-. y DIS E.''.rn, Phlsd-l
pm. Jsfs-y 80 Ds.~ar- Vrn," v No,h c'',ls-.
n..ou-' comm, NJ hs,n.s' c.a.ds ~ Ss- or-sa.
8, e. ~ s's5. so F'.ne .'' Ten Gads
80 DoubFons. si5 10 sis
The Eugene from Vera Cruz brings abou-
$4,000 in specie
The Receipts at the ubTreasury are ssl 39s
Payments, sIO4sl Balance, sl,4s96 $50. Duties.
s772ls.
A loan issued of $40. 900, issued by the State o.
South Carolina for internal improvement purposes has
been taken by Wallst house A mill premium. II
has twenty years and carries per cent interest
We believe hi. State has other debt
The RELAXING with heavy iron Of the road be-
tween Owego and Ithaca will be pushed with energy.
With the exception OF iron the road requires nothing
new but cross ties which are now being distributed
along the road. The equpsge will be ready By the
time the road is completed DIS rOAn Win the Cne-
rnunQ Road will add materially to the revenue Of thu
Erie Road At Corning, in November, the Erie will
connect with the Blossburg Road and an increase OF
business from the coal trade of that region may be an
,icpsted road is also being built from point Oh
the Erie Road this side of Bnghamton into the Lacka
wans coal fields All these tributaries to the Erie Road
must bring large amount Of trade 70 this City, ana
operate favorably the receipts Of the road.
Alta large meeting held at Troy. on the 2ist Of
Iuiy. inst of which Gen John E Wool was Chairman.
aud the Hon A. Hadley, Secretary in relation to the
st. Lawrence and Chsmpsin Ship Canal, the follow
ing among other Resolutions, was adopted
R,ioipd Tat john % Monvss P.cs OF s. John.
moth, Fo-u Burlington Henry H. Ross Il Fs'eI john
,d 81 Wht-hsli n. Dawson Of ssrAtog. sqnns-
Wool Of Troy John Coop-f Of Ah.os g.
fiu- Of thsa CO. BeI Red sld Joha
fon other place. 70 oP"ra "th hs cr ps'd ~ one on
ror- ine.1 appointed COMMITTEES 10 he -re
hat his meeting stand "ufn-d W usd. ihe 9.t d 81 su-i
next % th- United States H0t- q Stfaogs
spung.. o receive the report of in- commit tee
Pursuant to the foregoing resolution meeting OF
the members of the Committee therein named, who
were present, was held at which it was
Re.,p,a Comui.e vi meet sarsoga Spring.
Md. aud Po--i evening Of iaat dy o.
whi-ta a'ns ch,mPlsin -'e.m"rh- follow morning r
~ i Wednesday morning To an sIsm alton Of hoo o t-
p'uposst canal
The following exhibits the coinage Of the Mint
in Philadelphia since the commencement of the year
COINAGE FROM JANUARY TO JUNE 80. 1910
Gold coined let and "a quarters, s%S55Ns 90
silver 59e.5s0 ~
Copper ......... 95.sn5 81
Six months total coinage. 2999,774 80
RrtlroN IN MINT
June 80 l849- Government s52l, 3 81