New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-05
SECOND aoARp.
TUESDAY, June l-P Il.

In Stocks the market today is firm without
much activity. The Faocies are well held and
further advance is looked Tor Morris was the most
astive and improved to III. Governments were
in good request and firm.
The Exchange market is rather heavy, with a
fair supply of bills. The impendency of the Cana
da loan bills over the market checks the rise, and
rates are to y cent below those ruling at the
sailing Of the last steamer Sterling has sold "A
TO 81 10 y cent, the former being for produce bills
and the latter for choice names. The bulk Of the
business has been dono at 81 o. At 81 for strictly
first class names there might have been large ales.
Some $50 900 Of the Canada 30 day bills on Ba-
rDs cold ct lol a ol y cent. Francs were eel
IS 25, and quiet Amsterdam, 4Ol a 4Oi premium
Bremen, 79l. Hamburg 35l a $50.
In Freehts the market is dull-shippers waiting
for letters by the steamer. The Liverpool quota.
tons are nominsly 3id for Corn, Is for Flour, IS
sterling for Cotton, with engagements, l0I l2s 81
for De adweiebt To California the rates are down
TO 4Od6Oc T. foot.
The Receipts at the Sub Treasury are $50, 10
Payments, S6.7l9; Balance 81, 29s 66O.
The Money Market continues To be sbuniantiy
Supplied, and the tendency of rates is downward.
There is a want of good paper ia the street and on
first class Stocks the supply Of money is considera
bly, in advance Of the demand. On Government
and best State Stocks call loans are made at a
q cent, and on good Stocks 5G6 y cent Strictly
first class paper, 60 days to months, goes at &c
y cent and a negotiation has been made as low as
a y cent of a favorite name. The Banks are dis
counting all their off, rings of the right grade, and
L L.. III 81.
the hands Of the brokers' The investments of the
Banks and capitalists in the mint certificates which
were paid of last elk, are now on the market for
employment in ether securities, and adds 10 the
abundance Of capital 1t is now admitted that
there can be no unfavorable change in money az
fairs for some time, certainly not until the remit.
tances are made for fall impor atoms if at all Al
though Exchange keeps very near the specie point,
it must be remembered we have yet twenty
FIVE millions OF dollars worth Of Cotton in this coun
try, and that half a million pounds sterling Of the
Canada loan are to be drawn for all Of which assist
in keeping the market sufficiently supplied with
bills to prevent export Of coin, even should the
demand for American Stocks fail to prevent it
Yet it is not unlikely that during the Fall some
gold will be shippe', but We are so well supplied
with the precious metal that considerable amount
could be spared without deranging the equilibrium
of our currency.
The creates. amount ever coined in one year in
the Un'ed tates was in ls47 en- the amount
reached s22,657,65l. During ls4s the amount
only s5,s79,72o; lsio, ll,l64695. The capacity of
the parent mint at Philadelphia is estimsted at
forty millions per annum in its presenrcondition.
The ceremony of breaking ground on the Troy
and Boston Railroad is to come of on the 9Th inst
The Cayuga and Susquehanna Railroad is now
completed to the Utica boat landing, and the con-
nection is now direct between the Erie Railroad
and the steamboats, on Cayuga Lske.
The following is an official statement of the
amount OF Revenue received upon the principal
Canals and Railroads in the United States.