New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
,ies Or Stocks, &c. &c, Fourth Pags
MONDAY, Sept. III. N.


The Stock market was heavy to-day, especially
Governments which fell OF l1ls per cent. Ire
for this decline has been discovered but II
10 believed that the orders 70 sell from Pbadel
pn and that the operators In that city have got hold
OF something from Washington bearing the move
ments OF Government which IL Is supposed will knock
down prices The Psnces are also heavier with but
little disposition to operate. After the Board there
Vas a large amount Of Government stocks offered BY
tao parties which buyers III for the inscrp.
tons Of 1867 and lsGs The sales alter the Board
reached over $4,000 Some denouemeat s suxiOusly
looked for Of which these forced the promo
milton, money continues very abundant. and these
stocks could hsyo been EASILY carried a; per cent
In Exchanges there is not yet much movement
for the steamer and the T., heavy at q per
Tor frstslass bills Good names Be had At 919i,
aud some leading drawers s.k 9ial0. The supply is
quite equal TO the demand Francs are 81. 1885.
Ia Freighrs there is no change of rates, but
there Is n lttlo home produce Offering Cotton
engaged IS per bale dead weight, l2s Ga 5s
Corn, Sd; Flour, Cd To Hsvre there ia something
doing day at cent for Cotton To The.telieavy
goods at a. per tun; Logwood at slO; and measure.
mest goods st g
The payments into the subTressury to- day
we're S7s.5fl disbursements. s23i52 balance So,
$50 s3s.
The Splendid for Havre, took sls92 The to.
tol amount Of specie exported from this p0r, from
jan. 10 Sept Is was sl,9jil10
The barelarious attempts on various Offices IN
Wallst Saturday night Of during sunday, caused
GOOD deal Of talk day and excited little wonder
that such extensive operations could be carried
without discovery either from the private public
pclice brokers' Office at night 10 poor iOragins
ground for burglars
The Money market is If anything becoming
still more easy
The annexed information in regard to Dry
Goods is from the Dry Good' Rport~
posrsr,o DAY GOODS MARKET There Ia increased
smness 10 notice IA wooden fabrics Thelowe grades OF
eoh are quite the clothing trade Is unusually
bnss and large qS.ny Sso NEEDED % we
priced cloths brought DOT by our importers le larger
Held for manufacturers and In place Of an secu
mu sied siosk which many anticipated mere an aOoue
scarcity. - -, .,,.,,. g.. ,....
,h,, we. aud the private sales will not foot
heavy as for several weeks previous fnees however
have generally been very well sustained
Bt,,cnsD 0eoDs There 10 a less urgent demand ior
han these The gray goods although here no giving way
PR,sT,~There has been large demand for hsse goods
and leading feature OF The weeks Isae rt,Ses
81 .-~n STYLES continue frm while some new SYKES
have bses lsoduced paying tnos DeAef ihan nose
Ssw-Yoss Fossiss Day oooD. "s~S-~. e-r,. - =. a.,
S.. S.se SSos Of sood our have been
busy sending Cd the purea OF the Southern sSd "e
T Z. arrnpe. heretofore noticed In the markets abroad
,il continues and has evsn been Increased by DISK
hone demand which Is one OF the Hues' signs OF com
Ciots.rThe demand for low.preed solored and black
eohs unabaed and The advance oil ~ per cent
oa Sprng prices IL ially confirmed ,-u -.
R.bbons continue se soon As opened Tor All iaNo'-
ne psa SSs am. purchase. have been made specu-
lAton with view realize prohteter 10 the season
Ms,iaoes-rhs stock Of these goods 6roush, ont 'ne
season being insufficient fully To supply the de-
nand many Of our dealers have suDsulu'ou 70 49, So -
tent the silk warp Cobufes which have VeIy nne ~
are fast colors and be purchased al 10 To
81. cents c..,sr, oooo,-rbere ha. been
more activity these than any other foreign gooos on'
the private sales viii not reach the ioo',ng OF 49,
To ~. common expression. tits just between nay and
gres," the earlier trade having wiisds~n ana 'noso
daily arriving to III ,heir places no Ss aen laee FOR
sisple goods yet wanted a. bGyes found me @sol-
growing 'mssf T hsr, 10 have been TOO impor.
an rubc sales Of French goods during me weet one VI
which understand wa. the largest sac o. M
made In our market since 1880 l. onlp "'o' INV f
choice silks, and amounted TO slzV''V" ~
An extra session Of the Legislature OF Illinois
Ia. been called for the ed Of October Among other
rnsiters to be considered are the following
osn In the se9sie Q, The United
To tske such action be deemed oes 10
internal Improvements BY passing .oeIa % svenne
Incorporation for that purpose 10 .Sa,s.S he state
laws To provide FOR settling clam. afaans u" r. 80
and for the red en- ptou OF hypoiheceied oonos 10 ~
vide for exenpuDg Homessead' iTVu' sae 0H -
certain cases ~ So.
w pra.uma MEASURES will be taken at this extra
e.oa 70 permi, the great oelo and Missouri Road to
be extended through the southern portion OF tue Sae
AT present this important enterprise IS nApe'eu y
the want of a charter through ILLINOIS,
An ;moortant circular appeared IN the Aibans
g, ro,,y.oi Of Saturday addressed to Nj G. W.
GODDARD Of Albany by some twenty large grain dealers
n Onondaga In relation to the measurement ana
weight of srsin IL is alleged that grain measured AZ
Albany from tha, part of the country invariably i""'
bort and In that respect the New YORK marx us con
800 ,he more advantageous for their disposal -
v,s.r ,he svil las increased such an extent that
i.rya quantities have been shipped 'htousn 20 ~
York which otherwi'e would hs'e Of weisSins
Albany Lis Alec urged that the prseucc v' "e'k"s
lis y.rv 6ltjeth hall bushe Is unjust ana 'h.' WIN
Grain 10 sold by weight should All oo
circular soes ON to state that whoa' sVo ~ ,
NJ yrea,er Justice will be done the oeaeis enes W.
Ss csmnellcd either TO abandon the trade OF nnr "a
market elsewhere From the statement 49, ~sr,v a.
Journal thinks the circular IS eh@N'N "
,.ption OF the Board OF TRADE
Annexed is the amount Of United states S''c@
- % foreigners from the Let August to l41h sept
lsss. both inclusive 49,.
-, ~ 1912 sS7sss "a; do 1875 ssooo do lst9
$3.50; do isa7, si9.Scoi do 1875 s''''''"
,yso,e Of the loan OF ls4s with the exception Of
$50 ~. been Issued. Treasury Notes hs'e long
- Ian ,.,ued for all the previous loans but sooa'
200 Of the loan Of lsa7 yet remains to be funded
The .,ock of the Bank of Bridgeport has a"
A..n .uh.eribed, and Stephen Tomlinson' ESQ eao'en
President. " n
Is.supposed that $4,000 more OF the penn
.,lvan. SINKING Fund will be sPpheSoie 10 TEE PU'
eb.,s Of State Fives before December next
,sw.York Cattle Market h0sD"' SeP' ="
o.to~s Ksroftsfl -,
At N.Rxrr- 500 So. o.n. ,loo soe,s''. n. % s.
-, :. STAT. 80 he Esl - Cs~s sus caves sc $685.
q d, very
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