New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For SAD. of Sioeks. 81. .ee Fo.rih Page

The Stock market is not active. bat prices are
considerably buoysnt But for the Cholera incubus
there would probably be quite movement in Stocks
The very thiny attended and it IL almost i'm
possible to get Up any excitement. The fancies were
generally little better to-day
The market closed dull for Sterling, and the
transactions quite limited. The leading drawers
ask O. but frsclass Bills sold at 81 ~. Francs
are $50, with pretty large sales
The market is weaker for Freight and Their
is not great deal doing Some 1900 bbls Flour taken
al = I'd. Corn 81 d6d Cotton ID, heavy goods DsG
~ 81. To Ireland hear Of nothing doing. yes
eel was taken 10 load Havana for the North OF Eu
rope, at - l0s To Amsterdam and Antwerp, 600
bales Cotton were taken al &C..
The Money market continues without change,
and capital is very abundant. First lsss loans are
easily made at = cent, and paper Of the best repuia
ton goes at 8 ? cent. Long paper cannot be done
quite 20 easily but in other negotiations there Is not
the slightest difficulty.
The Railroads continue 20 Do a rather better
business in July than they did in June The Harlem
will show receipts Of $4,000 to $4,000 in July The
freight on the Erie is much it ought to be,
but the passenger receipts keep up.
We stated some days since that Mcssrs. Il
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from whitehall to Rutland. VI and tina, the Washing
ton and Saratoga Road had lease OF it, The para
graph was copied by some OF the City and Albany pa
pers and has drawn the following from the Iroy
Budget
Rutland ws.aslh Railroad have The ehsri-r 'om Re-
he State Inc Po.y and are a. present su ding Z ne
,h'-r- hsvs asr-s' be- it- eonir-e nor b.. The s . A'
rrfon they g, t. hatsrd srd Wash
a,on Rail- er,n,c- Troy and Rntsut which Rod
. al proo.b y b. put uaser contract
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Ssh h. The s.oga ssi ", o. Eoa CO az p-.-ui mex
br,0ch Watch 70 C.stei'a tui nv hsss
ao husf .Hd 70 run Ter rose - katan
We said nothing about the Rutland and Washington
Road which the Trojans trying 70 build but we
said and we know, that the Messrs schuylers have
contract to build road from Rutland to Whitehall
and that it is leased and believe II will be in run
ming order by the let August 1870 When hereafter
the Badge attempts TO deny any of our statements
will it please conhne itself to the record.
Fraudulent 81 bills on the STATE Bank of Boston
are in circulation signed j. Gall, Cashier :. Frothing
ham, President, date engraved, Jan. 1, 1919 vignette
three men in blacksmith-shop Purportng to have
been engraved by Draper, Toppan Co.
TIE amour, Of duties paid at 'he Custom House
to-day was sl0O25O; deposits, ss,s50-tots, sl0s,-0
The receipts At the sub Treasury were SIR
3s9 payments sl2,405 balance, 81 ,249, 27s
Toe amount Of government Stock i'sued on
foreign account, from eth to 18th July was s2i6,7oo
At Boston The Money market continue. to be
rather tighter than previous reported For hrst class
paper p cent is the rate. There is, however, cor.
siderable capital idle by reason of the want Of conf
dence among capitalists. The amount OF paper in the
street j. considerably increased Stocks are without
change. but rather weaker The balance OF trade Is
no longer in favor Of New-York The Banks are only
discounting the psper OF their regular customers.
The Exports Of Boston last week were slls.-
pa. sgainst sll5s06 same week last year. The I'm
ports Of specie since Jan. have been : 22O349 and
the Exports sl40737.
The Manhattan Gas Lisht Company has de-
esred dividend Of - 30 ? share the full stock
and 81 3li on the scnp or new stock. The Bank Of
Burlington n J. has declared semi. annual dividend
of4 , cent TIE Lafayette Bank Of Cincinnati a
seri.sn annual dividend OF per cent The Mechanics
ana Traders Bank OF New Orleans dividend OF 3 e
cent 30 The Mobile Insurance Company dividend Of
. p cent The Merchants Insurance Company Of
Mobile semi annual dividend Of 10 ? cent. III The
Cry Insurance Company dividend OF 3 per share
1he Chsmplain Ship Canal Is being sgitated al
Troy and meeting is to be held on Sstur day next to
discuss this important project should this work be
constructed. and the Canal from Troy to Whitehall be
enlarged, ships may load the Upper axes directly
for Liverpool and the products Of the Fact reach
market at the Yves, al a reduced cost
The Stockholders Of the Connecticut and Pas
sumpsc Rivers Railroad held their annual meeting a.
Newbury, " The portion OF the Road finished
gives increase wArrsniing estimate OF 80 900
or the year, equal 70 per cent on the amount ex
pended Il was voted 10 make scrip dividend and 10
ssue bonds 10 the amount Of $4,000 70 complete the
road 10 s. Johnsbury.
Isis proposed to buud first tina. division OF the
Central Ohio Railroad which lies between Zsresviie
and Columbus The estimate of the cost Of Ibis sixty
miles sg77 COO OF which $4,000 to Be borrowed
snd $4,000 subscribed by MuskDgum, Licking aud
Frauklin Counties. The amount sPPorticned 70 Nus
kinsum Is a -eady subscribed An Engineer corps Is
10 he al one organized
MISUNDERSTANDING REFokrto FoR THE TRfSUNs
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