New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

6s..................... 1852 lOi 0ioH
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1863 1O7 dl07i
Eew-York City 5so................. 1850 81 a %
New.YOrk State 5s...."............ 1880 - a -
- os.......'ss..''.... 1900 - ~ -
Ohio OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1856 - a -
Ohe ts 1873 Jos 0lU
Massachusetts %, slg.....''......... 1868 l07 Dlc8
Maryland %, sig........:..:......... 1868 81 u -
Union Bank, stg....,.. O.
Alabama Sc dolsT,.................. 1868 ~ q -
sR.............ss........ loo6-9-5b u a 70
There was a fair business doing. At Hamburg
there was no demand for American stocks except
ing for Coupon Skies, which were selling equal to
1919 in London.
The non.arrival Of the Steamers letters before
Change, checked movements in Freights. Ship.
owners were asking ID, but NC heard Of no en-.
gagementi above 3.l6d. Flour is Cd Naval
Stores Cd Dead Weight los l2s Sd. To Havre
the market is dull at &c. The packets DO not get
fun. To California the market is steady, at
coarse.
There is 10 change in the Money market, but if
anything it is more easy. Paper goes freely az
previous rates and first class names not plenty.
On call money is freely obtained at 405 per cent.
the latter on Government Stocks.
The Treasury Department at Washington being
orsanized, drafts on the Sab Treasury are making
their appearance The receipts at the SabTreas.
ury are sl29,254 payments, sl25, sos; bllar ce,
s4,97l 9s9. The payments for duties are consider
ably lees than in July. The importers say that
much the largest portion OF the importations have
arrived, ard thst the amount in August will 10! be
much more than or half as much as in July.
The Crescent City, from Chagres, is near al
e a.. llr,a T.
cisco had reached Panama before this steamer leit,
she will undoubtedly have a very large amount of
gold on board, say, from two and a.haIf to three
millions of dollars. The accumulations of two
steamers will be on board Of her.
The returns Of gold sent to the Mint are not
made IS rapidly as might be, in Consequence OF the
want of funds there. The new Secretary of the
Treasury has not yet ordered transfers Of coin
under the late act TO phia, for the redemp
ton Of the Mint CeItif Gates. The large accurau
lation in our Sub.Treasury should awaken his at
tenton to this subject, and induce him TO relieve
depostors who are impHtiently awaiting their re.
turns.
The following is the number of vessels arrived
from foreign ports during the past month steam.
es, 8 ships, 81 barks, "a brigs, l4J schoOners
rs. Total, 400. The nationality was as follows
United States, 200; British, l25; Norway and We.
den, ls; Hans Town, Il; other nations, 49,
The City Fire Insurance Co have declared a
dividend of sl2 50 per share.
Thompson's Bank Note Reporter, which no ono
who handles money should be without, gives the
following list Of new Counter feits: sos and zoos on
the City Bank, New Haven, CT; 2Os on the Della.
ware City Bank, Del; los, on the Farm. x Mech
Bank, Nd ; IS, on the Bank Of Germantown, Pa;
los on the Commercial Bank, Bristo, r. l. So. on
the Pawtucket Bank, Mass; 2Os, on the Farmers
Bank of Reading, Pa IS, on the Doyl.stown
Bank, Pa; 3s, on the b ank of K entucky, Pa. So.
on the Putnam Valley Bank NY.
There is a rather better inquiry ror Land War
rants, and there is no supply pressing on the mar
ket. The fear of any unfavorabe action at Wash
ing this session is wearing away. The range Of
prices is $l5 to $3.50, Tie latter being for single
warrants, guaranteed by undoubsed parties
The ErensnS Journal gives the annexed state
ment OF the quantity Of Flour, Wheat, Corn and
Barley left at tde.wster during 9TH the week in
July, in the years lsi9 and 1850, as follows:
Our Western sdvices are favorable. not n
prices, bat TO quantities. The abundant harvest is
"SAN6 'se SHCSs o'iSdug Ou tne " SBtcfO m ar
Aeta Though the present stocks are scanty, and
they have none on the Lake region to send for.
ward, yet the near approach Of ample receipts from
the new crop, and the fact Of there being large
stock in the Eastern markets, keep prices within
bounds. Sales ere making freely, to arrive, at
lower prices, and by the middle of ;his month.
very different state Of the Western market, ia
thAdowed forth. The arrival Of the new clip of
Weolis occssionng considerable activity Taere ia
apF'paratory din Of trade going forward deuotng
fair and early commencement of the Faut,a5e
There 10 more doing in Cloths aud Clothing. the
prices Of which are tuny maintained and likely 20
be, for stock could scarcely be replaced at present
prices. In Cotton goods there is more cautions
and lla1guid movement. Except for export. no,
much is doing but the California trade takes off q
fair amount Of goods Il great effort is now max.
ing Ivy tho home.nanufscturers of Spool Cotton.
50 extend Us use to the displacement of foreign.
L brisk trade has commenced in Foreign Silks.
There Is good and varied stock which is attract.
ing an early selection by the trade, especially as
no French hocses take orders at the same level Of
prices, at which the present stock has been placed
All French goods have risen, and are still risipg.
on the other side.
Toar. bbk whsstlu. Com bu Barley h.
1850 ..,.~........ xaiS 5i,OCi $500 ssi