New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
r,o Money market continues easy at previous

The Money market continues easy at previous
rates,
In Exchanges there ia no change. The demand
1on1O4 for Sterling first class bills IOils
not az well known at s0oa Francs are scafcs ss
5.2l4052o.
Tho exports of Coin for the week are sl75679,
az follows:
Stew ., H sloner, Hsmbrrg Mexican dollars
sbp New. YORK, Hsvre, FIVE francs " too
" s s coa a: i..,''''''''''' n to 0oo
Steamer Washington Bremen Mexican dolsrs...s 6Ibol
Bcbr. for Jacme American gold.......'..'..... oV9f
The entire exports of the year about So 100000
Whcreceipts at the Eub.Trsas1ry tc-iay are Slol,
1928; Payments 500, 1885, Balance, s5.487,alA.
By the Pacific We have four days later advice'
from Liverpool, favorable sdvices excepting In 70
gard to the great staple Cotton, which Is shade
lower this, however, is OF less Importance, az the
N ark let will probably recover when the crop &C.
counts from this eide are received and 6e9aeOed
BreadstufFs were in fair request and steady. In
the manufacturing districts there was fair bust
nees doing. The London Money Market had been
more easy The Bank of England rates Of discount
are % y cent minimum for commercial paper and
y cent for loans The rates out Of doors may be
quoted o. y cent for the former and p cent for
the latter.
Yhe amount of the precious metals exported
from London during the week, was 1895 ounces o.
gold, and l64 425 ounces of silver, shipped as FOL
lows: Gold coin !, the Maueitius, 1,745 or; to
Belgium, $50 or. Silver bars: to Calcutta, $685.
or: TO Belgium 6, 600 or. Silver coin: to Dunkirk,
10. oOO o. TO Belgium, Is, 900 The Railway
share market has been characterized by great
buoysucy, and marked advance IN value has
taken place for nearly evey description OF stock.
Congos closed at 961 961, and the latest accounts
from Paris quote Five per cts. 93f. 3Oc Three per
cts. 57f 75c.
The Beard OF Trade returns for the month end
ing the 5th Of August have been issued. Az com
| pared with the corresponding month OF last yea'
| they show decrease in the declared value OF ex'
portations Of 1894 1873 bat thereturns OF August
! i849, were of very remarkable character, pre-
senting an increase the preceding year OF nos
less than 92 500 the present 6gures more espe-
cially when they taken in conjunction with
those of the preceding ak months, aud WITH the
peculiar circumstances OF the cotton m knuiactofes,
| are REGARDED al satisfactory.
The aggregate value of exports during the hras
seven months of the preBent year has been
437 80s 072 against G32 879 865 Ia the like period
of le49 Allowing an increase OF i4928,2O7. AS
| compared also with the same period of 1913, the
| increase is fl0,682, 800.
As regards she imports OF the month the sup
plies OF grain continue TO be the most important
feature, denotHg az they do when viewed 10 con-
necton with the steady prices which have lately
prevailed, the improved means of austenance which
have now become essential to the working classes.
For the first tina for q considerable period the con-
sumption of coffee also shows an increasei and
sugar and tea are likewise on the favorable side.
In the consumption Of wines, spirits and spices
there has been decrease
TIE shipping returns Of the Board Of Trade for tho
month ending Che 9Th Of August present the fol-
lowing results
ord