New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23
AND MONEY MATTERS
For SAILS Of Stooks, &c. ,s> FosrtA Page
"WEDNESDAY, Aug ppm.

"WEDNESDAY. Aug ppm
There is DO marked change IN stocks Some
descriptions were tiae better and others were 10,
90 well Governments we're In moderate demand and
steady. Toe transactions In al descriptions were
light ard there il yet disposition operate 70 .sy
extent
The Ezchaa0e market closed rather iuer a.
9lsiO per cent f9r hrsccisss Sterling Francs are
7sQ5f25. The supply Of Bills aas sufficient por.
ioe o. the demand for remittance having been uei sy
Government stocks
l. Freights there ia nothing n importance CO.
Ing yet To Liverpool Flour vas taken a. IT, Cotton
& per bale and ID, Dead Weight la 6dd2)4 Corn i
nominal - 81. chip offered % take Rosin a. ls
To Glasgow Oh taken Al 2Js and Pork al .
To London within a few dsys $500 oois IlrPenune
2. 20 tee Beef A. 1000 = Bone, ID 10 kegs To-
b4cco s. 3D. boxes s. 10 Holland, 800 bols Asnes'
% 40 do Rosn 2sa2s 81 % tcs Rice 25' 20 oo's
OIL CT. and 20 bags Coffee, Bloc To Antwerp, ~
bus Ashes. 20s: and 10 bhds ouercitron Bark, ~5s.
The suopiy Of Money on call -, II anything,
more abundant and capital pressing on the msrke,
st4 per cent on good col stsrss. On fsncies money
has been borrowed at per cent Good paper is 5as
rer cent There has been revival u consid-rs5le
teat Of the demand for money from Boston and large
amount OF Boston securities have been negotiated.
Tne Slipping Llst gives the annexed state
men, Of exports from liib 2ls, August from this
port - ihe NAMED places
10 London IL $50 - Sperm OIL s. bids Tobacco. Is
Tobacco stripe 81 ics Tobacco. 81 hf tee Tobacco oi5
bals. Kosn, 80 T1rpenrne, ~ casks Furs. = Page.
Chains, r bxs sp Candles, o. 30 lb Oh CAKE 81 bales
Hops, 200 saves
TO Lr~pooi LAB bbls Flour. I'll Rosin, e,2s4 bush
T. ireland -s5s8 bush Corn
To Potash. 1877 rdls ReftAn. lsl hh1s
surar 81 Bark, 5000 Slaves. 1873 ID Islow,
7z4s3 Lard, 1888 ~hse0one bales PINK Root b3 Rags
10 Ma,.e,us..-ioe 900 s,aves.
10 Nantes-zf5 hhcs. Sugar 1000 slaves
10 Po,iag1i-i4tco Slaves 80 ools kosin ii lnns
LogwoOd.
10 B,enea- 1ss hbds sugar lzs Tobacco Jog bxs.
Tobacco IS Tobacco 6l0 Tobacco 10 ogs
Cedar obs Bsl.am Cspsl. cases Oh Peppenn'L S7lo
To Baprsd LOS sbs Po,ssb 10 Pearash SIS Rosn s.
Fiour rs uus Logvood 10 ogs Mahogany. f6i Ce1ar.
mos Bsrs rs bsgs Ban. 7s6 be- COFFEE AZ Dye
wood g5 mos sugar tc. Honey 81 cases Cas.ia.
10 ho,io y Sio,den and Denmayk25 bbls Narnsh So
R..u Tarpenune, 1876 ~ sPs Iurp 7ohhds Sugar
10 -f05i bbls Flour Ohhds Tobacco l75 bales
D0fae.tcs 900 Casks Nails 90 txs Tack. 81 bXs Mold
Candles, 80 Ike Sperm Candles, el5 cole Cordage.
The City Of Nashville, some time siDce, sub
scrbed FIVE hundred thousand dollars TO the stock OF
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, and issued
bonds bearing Fix y cent interest for the subscription
We now learn that MesHs. Elshs White, Csmmsn
Wutehouse and Ward & Co. of this City, Messrs
Chambers g. Wheen of Philadelphia, and Mr.. Corco
ran Of Washington, have taken three hundred thou
sand dolars OF these bonds e, y cent The bond.
Tor e. 600 each, bearing coupons payable in ApH
and October ~ the Phoenix Bank IN this City.
Land Warrants are selling IT SIPS el2- "a
iher slowly The supply is not large but the demand
10 moderate This is the price for Warrants which are
guaranteed 10 be good by the sellers There are many
Warrants shoat of doubtful Legality Of form but which
are probably good. which selling al considerably
lower rates loss il thus thrown upon the owners
OF these Warrants in many where 1t can be III
afforded. in the OF widows orphans. Sc. Of col
diers This loss might be very often avoided. If the
Land ONCE at Washington would give is decision
whether these Warrants would would not be re-
ceiycd At the various Land Offices, which the Commis
soner al interim declines do will be by the
annexed letter which was received yesterday by
Of cur leading merchants
GkHrRIL LASD.OFTIcE, Augusi 90, lsi9.
sfRs Bounty Land Warrant Certificates Nos. ---i
which were inclOsed In your letter Of the I'm instant are
hereby returned and IN regard 10 the assignments in
dof.ed thereon have to sste that the practice Of certify
INK such bsnk endorsements or giving any opinion M re-
gard e. correctness validity thereof by this Once
lee repudisd leaving The purchasers TO Judge for
themselves IN al matters relating TO me nuyng ana set
81 tsese Certificates i very respectfully your out
serv't, JOHN ROBB, Commissioner al interim
n tbis 10 decietn" ~ MI buttcfNtlo, the Lhiu
Commissioners we trust he will see the proprieiy Of
reviewing IT, Mr. Young. late Commissioner, gave his
opinion on the validity of such Warrants without hes
iiaton, and see no good reason why the prac'
tce should be "repudisted' banker might with
the same propney refuse give bis opinion upon the
ecnuineuess of one Of his own issues. and, ss the
Land Office must eventually receive or reject these
same Warrants, we cannot understand why the deoi
Ia. 40 as well A another
The new Broadway Bank is doing large
business and is quite accession TO that portion o.
our City where it s located The deposits, we under
stand reach already about four hundred thousand
dollars.
All the railroads in this neghborhood are feel
ipg the effects of the decrease in the epidemic The
receipts OF the Erie are favorsbly affected by this
cause which viii be shown next moEth The lines
connecting with the East are doing very large ousi
ness The Fall River train on Monday had 100 passen
gers for New.York and the stonington and Norwich
show an equally large increase. There were sixty
through passengers by the Norwich last night, OF
which large proportion, well ss a considerable
amount OF freight came from the Nashua Road The
Harlem and the New Haven Roads are also doing IN
creased business glance at the records oil our no
tells will show large influx of visitors from all pSrts
Of the country ami a walk through the business part
Of the City will show full revival OF TIE ACTIVITY
which always marks the business season Of Newly ork
The sidewalks In streets present again the al
most insurmountsblc barbados OF bales and boxes,
and the lsbors of many OF our merchants and clerks
ain extended Tar into the night 10 keep up Win the
press OF business.
Messrs. Hsggerty. Draper \ Jones had sac
today of the manufacture OF the Ballard Vale Co.
which was attended by large company OF dealers
The bidding was spirited and the prices obtained were
fair.
The imports of this week will show much
smaller aggregate than those OF last week The receipts
of the Sub Treasury SIS 0S0 Payments, s!l+s3l
The balance in vault s2s67, COS The amount Of paid
duties ss6, 733
The iron On the Hudson River Road is now laid
[, within few miles OF Peekskl The bad spot near
spuyien Devil Creek is not yet overcome ana III 10
be crossed by temporary structure a locomotive
has been run over the finished portion Of the road
which has been found be in perfect order We shall
soon have 4 railroad connection with Peekskiu.
A survey Is Being made between Hartford Corn.
and + shsn Landing. opposite NewbUrgh, n. \. va
lchfed much interest Is evinoed on the port Of tie
most influential OF Connecticut the great Oh leei be
lax 70 open a Communication with the New-York and Ene
Railroad and Bosion-ghe connection being already com
plee TO Hartford The distance from Harford.o Fshs.l