New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SEPTEMBER s.


pers ard shipowners differ az TO rates To Lon
don. within day or two, we notice engagements
Of 3. 600 bbIs Flour, 300 do Oil Cake, and 400 40
Reain. at Is Sd 200 casks Ashes, lis 81; aud 90
hid. Tobacco, 2os; and 100000 Specie oil
nne ~ cant. To Havre, 100 hhds BAfk, 81
To Antgerp, 1900 bales Cotton, ! cent 100
bbls. Ashes 20s; Lard, OF cent and Fosslc,
qos. The bark Nanaganset has been sold for
$40 600, for the California trade.
The gecresary OF the Treasury has given an or
der for a niilion and half of dollars 70 be paid
out of our sus Treasury on Mat oertif ,ases by
Mr.. snowden, OF the Mint Nr. 8. probabt.7re'
ceived the order this P NJ. and viii be over TO-
morrow.
The Money mark ct Is little less easy, and Sec
ond class paper goes with more difficulty, On
call the supply of money is still abundant To-
morrow being settling.dsy with the Banks, makes
the market more stringent today. Firstcl1ss pa
per goes t607 p cent for short sime--long pa
per is s01o per cent aucsioneers' 1910 p cent
according TO supply. Collateral loans in good
stocks are sac p cent Some loans on Govern.
nent securities are running at 404l p cent. bat
no new cnes are made below p cent The
Banks are generally discounting all the good offer
ines Of their customers but do little else.
The sale of the assets of the Canal B snk at AL
bany was held to day, and realized sl0,o56 The
aggregate par amount was 1902 DOC.
TIE traffic Of the Harlem Railroad for August
shows continuance of the increasing business OF
the road. The earnings are as follows
August, 93 % %
10
We yesterday gave the amount OF Exports rom
this port during the month OF August, showing ala
vorable increase, and we nov add the Imports toy
the same month, exhibiting large decrease OF meF
chandse, as compared with July and as compared
with August OF last year, proving the truth of the
opinions we expressed when giving the Imports OF
July that August would show considerable fall
ing off The figures are as annexed
IMPORTS AT NEw-YoRK-AuGUsr.
49,, :. 5s s. s. g. 1st s 3, s. 5s q
Duthoe mdSe''''''Sy tgo 20 oil 207 s3 s43 90
Specie and Bullion...,.. 1873 855 6O,75s f57 684
Total. 9no5458 $i2352 ~ 81 76e ~
Withdrawn from WarehouSe........ 1872 l7e'o7o
$ls8a7I6 sl3,485.l72
Entered Tor Warehouse. ai sl'5432l
The receipts of specie and bullion, it will be seen,
are very large and include some of the California
Imports The Imports, compared with those OF
last month, are as follows;
Dutiahe mdue 59I44S $89ta ~
specie and Bullion. .............. 19277oa 457 68i
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ol8666 Sll,7642n
withdtswn from Warehouse,..., s4lH LIS 065
sIs 952793 sl5ta5272
Entered for Warehouse. 2I5532O I7432ll
The entries of March and in August were only
slo,o27 5ss, agaiDst sl8,O35o85 in July.
The figures we give lbovs for August arc from
the Custom Houss records, and should be correct,
but we must add that they are much smaller than
we anticipated, and smaller than the amount Of
duties would indicate. The amount OF Dry Goods
importations we published few days ago reached
nearly the whole amount OF merchandise Imports
az above. We hope to find the figures we give
correct bat have some misgiyings on thu subject,
The business of the New.York and New Fl wen
road is now so large that the Directors nave found
it desirable to haze double track from Bridgepor.
to Fairfield, and from New Rochelle to Mamsro-
neck, and accordingly are about to lay a double
track between those places Immediately
me paIanoe In the SUB Treasury Is over
s7,lOO,ooO.
Under the head Of Doubtful B snks" Thomp
sons Bank Note Reporter has the following re.
marks
The notes OF the Eagle ank. Bristol, r l. are
still discredted by the Boston Banks, bat ara re-
deemed in this City by parties interested In the
Bank, at y cent discount. We do not think the
Bank will break but Is should IN justice 10 puoIc
opinion, wind up.
The Cashier Of the Mineral Bank of Maryland
writes Us that his Bank ia al right 30 did the
Cashier of the Havre de Grace Sank write US that
his B ank was ali right, not month before 1t failed.
The truth ia, the outsiders use these Cashiers az
coAks to cover their rascsiity, and the Cashier
knows nothing of the day nor tho hour when the
Bank is TO break.
The owner OF the Salisbury Bank, in this City,
is trying to sustain it. We dent bellows he can
do it.
The owner of the CONNER ia Bank Of New
Jersey ia or was at the time # writing this eau
liop, still redeemng bis noses We don't believe
he oan hold out long.
A correspondent asks why we omit she Far
mers' and Mechanics Bank OF New Bruins WICK,
N. ], in our iist of Doubtful Banks. We've no
reason we only forgot ito in it goes.
szarkets.... CAREFULLY REPORTED Toa Pm YRIsuaE.
WEDNESDAY. seoL 4.
AsaEs-Pota are dolng better, w.h saes 200 obs al
I25a6 IS Pearls are S., with ssles 80 Obls
Export from ls! 10 Slss AGgus.....lS30 ISA9
Pots; ..OOH.4il6 2s5
coTf0H"rhe market i; active aud bnoysn. and wi.
supplied snd buy plenty. Sales 900 oaIea YorJ
fun prices, showing II tC advance
Export lat 10 Stat August. ISA9
toton sbAes.oo0T7 39i7
Export from the United Ststes
Since Isl September bAlea l. SIS lsi
sans HING, 1870
Upon careful examination The STOCK OF CDtIoa il mia
port lie now ssosrsned TO be 60 720 bslee, follows
th uaIu, unsuiu sDklo9 tSS
sold, but delivered
Al lie Cotton ptesseS and shpooaIi cleared 1855
Total
By ihs following Will be Tho quantity taken
fer consumption daring the year l59 4l3 bales thas:
SsocE August 81 1919 ........,........,.... 81 ass
Received since 89a