New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For saie, n s.oes,, e. ~ Folrth Pss,.

WED~EsDAT. Aug 5-PM.
Toe Stocs market continue. heavy with bat
moderate business doing There was rather better
inquiry for Governments this morning but The quota
tons were heavy AZ the close. The Fsncies were al
heavy and the only movement Tas for the settlement Of
contracts
TIE market closed 6-my for Exchange. Tne
,ransacons at for Sterling were large and alesdng
drawer got ~ Tor smal' lots.
TIE Freight markets we've very dull, and tie
tendency % quotations are downward. Flour is o.
A. 3D. Corn a. noninsuy Cotton, 3D.. Heavy
Goods. "a al 90. coo bbs Flour were engaged At -
"a To London. within a day or two. 200 bols Oh.
2js md to Glasgow, 40 do thes rate 200 oo.'
Ro.n 2. and Il tuns Grease Butter, 2js To Roiter-
dam o0J bbls Oi 2tcis snd 70 Antwerp, 700 bales
Cotton. cent, and 200 bbls. Ashes, 20.. s22'. Cd
To Holland two csrgoes Molasses on private terms.
and 70 Aus'erdsn a small parcel Il Sugar al els To
other por,s the engagements are quite small
The Receipts at the sub Treasury, t5.day, were
sl60-I 90 Payments sai OIL "A Balance, Sl.o3'.-
~ =. Duties. si29,56, 20 Total, l5' 21s 81
The total export # specie from TINS port from
Jan. 10 Aug T. was 81 ,5@7Jii.
The arrival Of the America brings us weeks
later adyces from Europe There is new feature in
the Commercial intelligence excepting check In the
upward movement Of Cotton which Is considered,
however only temporary. BresdstuAs continue rather
heavy Consols and American stocks were firm, -
though in the hitter there had No, been large bus
ness probably in consequence OF the small supplies
In The manufacturing districts things looked encour
sgng, and the promising condition Of the crops com
bincd with the activity in the manufacturing districts
would seem % encourage the hope that this year will
pass The s5oing well as mercantile classes Of
England without distress ~ disasters. GENERALLY the
news must be considered favorable
The receipt, of The Erie Railroad ior Joy are
much less than tie original estimate, but more than
anticipated By those who had access 70 the receipts
the early part Of the month. The unfounded sppre
tensions Of Cboers entertained by persons in the nte
RI )r has kept back very large amount Of business
and this apprehension Will undoubtedly have more or
les effect until the epidemic disappears The prevail
ng opinion in the interior Of the State appears to te
thatiti sort Of suicide to visit New York and not
only has this panic affected the passenger business but
also freight The accounts from the stations along the
mo- especially the Western stations, are that immense
quantities OF freight will be sent forward in September
and October and it is thought not unlikely that the
earning OF each OF those months will reach 5000
Certainly portion Of the business Of the road is ire
iI'FHby lusl uy I'hfOu u tuc Di'7Ai"e "'' 20 NN
Cholera. but very large proportion Of the deficient
i. only postponed until the interior RECEIVERS
from its panic The receipts as annexed
ERF RAILROAD EEcEIPTs roR JTff.
lc4s l-i3.
Fre.cb, .........sl4o2O &c So l8O 81
pe. r,ers srs mai .. 1912 Il = SO -
To,al................... s27l7272 $3.50 G5
Excess in 1870. s. i.372 81, equal to liz y cent
The receipts OF this road for January, February
March, April May June and July. compared with the