The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-20
1890 5000 5000 $4,000 a2,7so

From January 1 to April 81 the issues about
and the funding Of treasury notes. consider
able extent in coupon Stocks subsequently, sold abroad
has reached December July. s7oassso So thar The
amount of stocks abroad cannot be far short OF
SO,ooO,oOo, including the late New York loans. This
makes added the produce exports, item Of $50 0OeoO
even at rh. Of year. when they usually rise. They
to-day compared with the same date last year, as
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Rata of bills 10 Nss York.
Sterling Hamburg. AnserdAm- Bremen
49,, ss:.'s SO ass S.s Ss:Ss nt:si
The quotation Of francs for sight bills has, year time
bills were then saeable The issues Of United States
stock have nearly ceased and hereafter what pur-
chased abroad out Of the market here inns
constantly relieving capital from that employment While
the government continued with fresh issues 20 supply the
MARKET, although exchange market affected BY the
ale. abroad there was direct effect upon the marker
here Government wants were 70 that extent supplied
from abroad without creating any demand or increasing
the supply capital In the markets here Shouid this Tor
eign demand continue prices rise 80 as 10 take
,ok, out Of the hands of holders and by doing
cause their money seek oher investments thus directly
enhancing the supply Of capital in the markets.
For The first weeks Of the present month"; which com
nences the new year, the imports the port Of
New York considerably greater than last year. as fol
Import, port Of Nw York from J.ly Ito ID.
Specie Pee. Dutiabie. Total Duties
Ists saes7 ss2l,67s sl3l2s2l s2,7sz,l67 $3.50 sos
1873 JOOsi IO7,5sl 4osI,sOs 4,2l, fss I0ss 0s6
There are indications Of a considerable fall imports.
ton and stocks swelling in bulk, bur with fine
nents Of desirable goods and there indications that
standing the present stagnaton consequent upon
the epidemic the fall trade will be good Southern and
southwestern ders have already come TO hand that con
avoraby those OF the period last year. and
,he prospect OF an active and lucrative fall business BY
no means 90 bad
The produce markets continue pretty active Cotton has
been in fair demand which show some advance
from last week, as iollsvs
Inferior Ordinary MA % rooa MA i.ir runy sl
10 good ord niadlhg 10 fair 10 cd r.
G W. .I 70 IN a:s az s:Ss -"
I'm ay the receipts exceed those Of last year by 4s
40 bsle, and the export. asa sac bales The demand o
-four has continued good for export but the extreme ho
weather has induced holders Of western (most liable
sour, 10 offer freely at decline Of 81 cents The quota
tions are now common State - 81 - 81 straight and
fresh ground Michigan - o3i SIS straight Ohio 80
rs os pure Gcnesee % l2i e5 ls Rye -four in gcot
demand nj 81 80 50 06 Com meal duh Al 80 Whea
/. held firmly with good suppy sales Of fair Genesee
Iza cents; heated Ohio AT 9s 100 Rye advances
10 81 5t cents in fair demand At 30 cents
Corn Is in fair demand msr prices; sales Of round vel
low At ssl 50 cents; do white AT Ssh cents yellow wes'
em At 56i a 81 cents Pennsyvania round mixed at
Hemp Amercan! e in fs, supply and prices e'
sales s for export 80 cents home use Fork re
mains dali; prime 50; mess $40 81 $40 7s-inclined
give way Beef IL better demand st higher rates sale
Chicago mess sI3 II si3 20 Ohio lard " hrm az u
4 81 c;s in bbls "a c in kegs. whishsy cent high
e, sales Ohio "a ~ Taow. sales "a cts Freigb
are not very active Liverpool taken at - 70
-four ls ga Is Iid cotton "a 90 !, % ha.e Go soo
The stock usrkei has been far from active but prices
sound q ,cks are well maintained ouctaons are as 20
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