New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
SECOND BOARD


In Stocks the market continued heavy at the
first Board but recovered after the Board and I'm.
proved still more at the second Board. Erie Stock
and bonds advanced y cent Governments were
in Moderate demand and not buoyant
In Exchange the market is livery firm but the
sales are smal. Sterling is lOaloi Francs 5 2o.
Freiehts are quiet with engagements OF Cotton
Mt a2d.; Dead w eight is G a los; Flour lOd. To
London Turpentine was taken at Is. To HAVE
the Jacket LIST prox is half full at OF cent Tor Get
Ton. To Amsterdam, 40 tuns Measurement Goods
lis; $50 bbls Spirits Turpentine, &c; "a hhds
Bark, e5s 1000 Slaves, SIG; and to Antwerp
900 bbls. Ashes on private terms. To San Francis
co 500 tuns coal, ego. ship was taken from this
nor, for VALPARAISO and Panama OF sls,3OO for the
,un ont. The bark odd Fellow. 239 tuns years
old Eastern built, has been pur chased for Sperm
Whaler, from Sag H1bor.
The shipment Of Coin by the last two steamers
having made the stock Of specie in the City an in
tere.tipg point, it was made up today with the fol-
lowing result; -
In BaDks...............
In Sub Treasury '''.''. SoioVup
TOTAL .......................<lS92o 600
This shows an increase of $780, 900 since the lst
Nav notwithstanding there hss been exported over
shaf million Of Gold since that time The Banks
have increased their supplies over three millions
aimee March, as will be seen by the annexed state
ment:
March ................
Msy......................... . o<oV1
Jure...... ....'...s's.s.''iVoiAVV
The aggregate amount in B tanks and Sub-Tress-
ury at various dates within a year is as follows
Nav
December, lSsS...... ...-.......'''' iSooSS2oWVU0
January, lS5O...... ............'.s.. l@eSLOoV
March, lboO..,...,..... ..s....t..... tn4lLvvV
May. isso......'.'..' ''''.'''....''' iSo55so oo
Jgre, 1850. loSoo"
This is an ample supply and with the addition
weshall receive within the next four months from
California we can sustain large drain for Europe
without embarrassment. One Of the best authori-
ties in the street expressed the opinion today that
we should not export this more gold than we
shall receive.
The value Of Dry Goods entered this week for
consumption is s299, on; withdrawn from ware
house, s59,74O; total s35Osl7i entered for ware
housing, ss4,552.
Col. Snowden Of the PhiladelpAia Mint, furnishes
the following iniormatior
Thu amount o. California gold received al the
Mla,'rom ihe ls' to ss1 INST Was 20 ooc
Total amount seosived. .si,SaoUoo
os coinage saue period. el4eO
silver bulIon received seiae period ....,..... Sto
Coipsee........ iNo"
The following is a statement OF the business at
,hs Office Of the Assstaa: Treasurer. sor the week
ending Jnne q, 1850
.SloIS25 = PsSmtnls ''' "
BssEec......Si, l4 ~
The foreign news is muoho Of tbs ssma character
.tbst receiged by tie previous steamer ana Is not
calculated to produce much effect upon this side
The Atlantic. L is favorable as isr as The general
prosperity oGEsSlAad is eoncsrned but IS no, SO 4.
vm.ble ior our great staples Co'toa and BREAD
s,uf. as was anticipated. Cotton operators here
bad looked for ID rise in Liverpool in Consequence
of,he accounts which bad been sent out ana ave
thus far disappointed The news, however hsd %
effect here as The Rdsices from tie Soa'h n reSsFu
10 The srow,pg crop are sGiHcien; to sos'Ai' our
m,rhei, heders heing ao'c Had wii'ips 10 ods te''
time IN regard to tle Liverpool market. Ia 9feal
.,pa, he Jews asd 20 marked erect as the stoeN
here is rot pressiog On the marse, H0d short sap
ply fof or- Owp deTm6s il anticipated N' 's'"eA'