New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-18

Totsl....,.... ...... 1891 2H SF6A <poN
The adyices from abroad IN relation 10 Govern
nent Stocks are rather less favorable generally than
those we have previously received The RAPID advance
in prices has tended to the attention oi capitalists
To other securities Quotations in London are however
without change Of importance from previous rates.
Barings Circular has the following;
re hs. been .sd, the pas; week for ta-d
state stccks lloS small bonds WITH coupons ao 1 ~
n .rrt o1s Ms.achn.etts have b--u d1n- a.
. At a. cent. W.. -,e ono the m.'se', for ~hNh ~
ssed DIV New Yoi Ps osats normally /" 49, 'y -
highly respectable London Broker gives the
uantte, 70 be found on the outside In Hamburg the
demand for Government Stocks has fallen OF IN conse
quence of the advance il prices. The highest hgure
obiainable was lO7 Capitalists were investing IN
Railroad bonds, which paid better interest Money
on call was per cent per annum but safe investments
could be made which would pay Ga : per e. per an
The purchase of Government stock made by MI nA'e'
however does not look il there was gong 10 De any
reaction on the other side The large London banking
houses can control perfectly the moderate amount oil
Government stocks in Europe, and they are now al
interested in sustaining prices
The DRY Goods Reporter has Tho following inior-
nation on the Dry Goods trade
The Cotton. the past ss.1 has been s,s' ean' y,
hay. had - sons 'ssss s o, s.r,
- n
A.. na~ quite pty vhout Transact gn u noiHc 'AsNeie
M oI. an modes, 4, e viii be request uf Fs uade
th-fs b-eu sght demand Tor de,' nasls, p~- - ~
pr,,snt but "a -, sr"i oreen GOO. s,s s ~ %
..tc The packages Which have arrived al u' @
a.. date 81 iast r@s nlf . --,-
m. a,of,m.u s poor and there h's been 20 -.
- ton L.rxs qususs 4 certain styles are 70 maflei
but ,ery Ii that oouosr-a really desraols 49,.
smf cos. rich ssortm-uts ~th DO prospect OF s
sws. 30 % o- IN the ops OF The .e..on
,h. our prefer rsthe 10 hold them over 10 men
in conparsou With past sales -,---t ...i.
at m hsns except .cy patterns not Al oil ds'Ao
Maet the socs French eots The ma'Ast Aai "'n m
pnrt.tr,n. cOud BOT % compete iu
Rthon ar. sI no GNey ine1 supply. u'oa l-e
~ Of ~he for millinery purposes could De 'oa Z" f "
advance CA eAry sAles , 49,, - -, 49,, hoi,.,.
,r~ generally osrg .dvsance on hs a season P'e
IL. Hos-ry dull, the es which are se4 s no. O't
quite up 10 previous rates
The Ereaiag Journal has the annexed state
ment
The Quantity Of Flour. Wheat Corn and Barley le a.
tide water during the second week In june IN inc years
| 1913 and lS49 10 as follows
| Fiour hhls Wheat. bu. Com eu BaTi,s ~
| i3f8............bltoO lol's.V 49,
| l649............slVV1 o4'oo- -'O''D
Ipc,...9eS77 Dec lOO.iSs Inc 2Sl.Ss3 Dec A'54'
The aggregate quantity Of the same Hrlcles eI a 'ss
ser orn the commencement Of navigation 10 Inc 1'i
| OF June. inclusive, is as follows R,,i., b,
Is:s. SIS SIS SseS i.5lo76 go.
| Inc 81 Dec iss,0ai Inc .95o,5s5 los
Nv reducing the Wheat 10 Flour, the QUANTITY o. 'u'
| LATER len At Underwater tins year, compared WIN W ~
rrsoonding period of last year. shows an increase =
- s nb III flour The following table shows the quSn
,r NJ some oi the punc pal artices OF produce ie.
tf-wsier from the commencement OF nav anon 20 ~.
fnb of Iune inclusive, daring the years o4' - auu
Inc Cana in those years having been opened on inc u