New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
We shah probably have two million. coin on. Of

| We shah probably have two millions coin on. OF
the Sub Treasury next week for the Philadelphia
Mint under the Mint act, jest passed. Il win be
used in the redemption Of that amount q certi6-
Gates and gold deposits.
Freights are firm but net active. Eneaeements
Of 500 bales Cotton at ID 10000 bushels Corn, Sd
Deadweight 1ls9l9s. To Lond ~, within few
days, we notice engagements Of 700 bbs Turpen'
tine al Is Cd 600 bbls Oil Cake, q Cd; Pr sionn
81 Cd tee end zoe r tun; and Liq1oFf, 2os Y tan
To Glasgow, 800 bbls Tar is % and Grease But
FER, l5s. To Hamburg l6O tuns Dyewood, on Pm
vste terms; and 10 Amsterdam, 100 bbls on &c
To California freights are dull, with small engage
ents at Goa roc = oot bat for large lots the rates
are unsettled and nominal; 40 tuns Coal was ia
ken al go. A ship, to load for Philadelphia ioT
Panama was engaged at els; an American 10 ioad
Deals ST ouebec for Glasgow, st 81 Is; one Tor
London at "a los; and two at st. John y. 3. iof
Liverpool and London at - los
The Exchange MARKETS firm at lol olol for lead
ing sterling, but the sales small
Tic French packets and the Wash4nston viii
take about 100000 in silver
The Albany and Schenectady Railroad Co. viii
bold their annual election for Directors, At Albany
on the 9th June next.
The interest on the bonds Of the Columbus and
Lake Erie Railroad Company, in Ohio falling due
the first day of June next, will be paid al the Bank
Of the State Of New York, in this City and the in
terest, falling due at the same time the Sterling
Bonds of said Company, viii be paid at the cfice
ofPalmcr, Nackillop Dent q Co. London.
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payments, s9l, 45O--balance, s4,e7O,6l4,
The shipments Of specie last week from this port
were $57, SOC, mostly in gold, to the West Indies.
The aggregate shipments since the st May have
been q, lG5,2J7.
The Kickerbocker Fire Insurance Company have
declared dividend Of six per cent.
There has been bat moderate business dong
in Dry Goods. The Reporter says, IN relation TO
Domestic Goods, that the operations IN brown
sheetings and shirtngs during the week have been
confined 10 sales for home trade but amount to
very respectable business, obbers WAC do sn early
trade having purchased under the Impression that
there must be an advance We however hes- Of
sales of goods ranging e0lo0s at nc. The R.
porteT has seen it from letters in the hands Of
agSDtf WHICH 6AdIahlce thbb lAS p-O"~~siVH "a ~
ton goods will be reduced J during the month Of
June Bleached sheetings and sllirtanss have been
sold 10 considerable extent. The stock, however
is large and although the market will undoubtedly
be firm no immediate advance can b o obtained
The prospect that the raw material " 81 further
advance has given firmer tone 10 printing cloths,
and in some instances higher rates ars obtaned-
The demand for Prints has been light aud confined
principally to madden work, which sells at 8 smah
reduction from opening rates. say, colO.ed grounds
lgOod styles &C. and 2. for white grounds. Steam
work is nearly closed out, which Is fortunate for
producers, as the failure Of Msssrs. Richard &
Carr, threw large stock upon weak market,
causing a complete breakdown. In Ginghams,
X Lancaster goots are Offering tom the Gaads o.
spectators al lOIc, but will through this reap sn
advantage at that price. There is decidedly bet
ter feeling in Osnaburgs, with upward tenden-
cy quotations are firmly maintained on ell descrp
tione although tho sales are light Toe ImpOrta
tons during the week have been larger than usual
at this season, bat they are mostly goods suited
| only for n all sales, and will therefore have little
| effect upon the present moment. There las been
no regular demand from first hands during TIL last
week for Foreign goods but & few chance ss.es oi
fancy goods such as lawns, ginghams, &c. have
! been made at rather better prices than could save
been realized two weeks since. The stock re-
manning ia first and second hands stil remsins
large and there is a slim prospect that T. could be
| closed out clean in former years, even ~ low
! prices.
The value of Dry Goods entered for oonsump-
ton this week has been s54s, 500 Withdrawn from
warehouse, s25,32s entered TO- we-ehousug,
Sll5,657.
The amount Of specie in this City, at the dites
ent periods designated, has been as follows: