New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07

Immersion that the Canal is not so badly dansgeQ
az was supposed In Cove. nmenta there Is fAif
demand at previous rates. The failure OF she
Texas Boundary Bill mad depressing effect Il
the street.
In Exchange there is something doing for the
Atlantic AZ 10 lO1 the latter for arat claas nEmes
some leading names were held at lol. Francs are
rather more plenty at 223 85 Oh.
The Freight market is steady with more doing IN
Breadatuffs Shipments Of 30 900 bushels Corn were
made the FIRST lot In some time at a. coo bu'nes
Wheat at Sd and 5000 bbls Flour at ls 90 Ioo
bbls Ashea at l7s Cd 500 bales Cotton at 1896
some Resin was taken at Ia To HaVre, cotton
ia lc. To Glasgow, TO- 600 bbs Flour ls ID 10
Amsterdam, $50 tics Rice were taken at 2Ss %
and to Hamburg 100 tuns Wood at 2ls Cd There
ia fair business doing in California ffeign@ AZ
6Oa9O cts p foot
The steamer Atlantic to morrow will take but
little If any coin.
Mr. spowden has been busy today redeemlng
Mint Certificates at the sub.Treasury.
The arrival Of over two millions Of Gold Dust
/ and ehe payment Of over million OF coin from
the Sub Treasury to-day, has given the money
| lenders more confidence, and loans are made win
greater ease. On call money is 7oo = cent On
first class paper; 6a8 y cent. accordlng W 'en5'p'
| AuctioneerB' paper, 80l2 y cent
THE receipts at the Custom House are sIA4,ooI.
PAYMENTS, 81, 597, 063, including million and half
paid on Mint Certificates and $4,000 foreign coin
transferred to the Mint Balance s5,87l,O 8.
The foreign news is not important but rather
favorable to American interests, as showing an I'M
proved feeling in Cotton, and prospect OF
market during the Winter for portion Of our
surplus crop Of Indian Corn. The private accounts
| SUSTAIN the opinion that the general supply oil tood
in Europe will be Short and that considerable sup
plieu of Breadstufs will be needed from America
Tn general business there ia no change OF
Importance. Money was in better demand. There
was some activity in the manufacturing dlssricts
and fsir prices were obtained. Console were 964
and steady There was good demand for Silver
and though the imports had been considerable,
the market was cleared. The recent arrivals had
been freely taken, and the price Of Dollars has ad
vsnced Bar Silver was without change, bat qao-
tetions were fully maintained. Continental Elk
change weaker, and bullion consequently In
| demand.
Foreign Gold in Bare (sandard ......per OF. rs II
do Silver in Barr STANDARD. per o.. lit
Gold Coin, Portugal pcs. ,.,...,.......per or. 81
do Doubloons, Patriot; per OK. 10 6
do do Spanish ........p per or. 10 b
do Napoeone ......,.,,,...,...pe per o.. 10
DO Gude5 Piecss nj: per o. Is 20,
do Spanish Pillar Dols........per o.. 4 ios
The last return Of the B ank oil England shows the
bullion to be fl6,85398l.
In Paris Five Per Cents were f9710.
There was not much doing in American Stocks
Boring's Circular says:
Sales have been made of United States Six per
cent. Dollar Bonds, 1868, in $1,000 bonds at lO8l
and there are sellers at that price, IS well ga OF Ia
scriptions ofl867 at 1906 and of ho 6s, OF 1872 st
l06 Business has been done in Pennsylvania ats3,
and in Florida at So Boston City Bonds offered at9a
Canada SIS tetch 102. In other Stocks wehaye no
! transactions to notice
Wilmer &, Smith quote Government 6s, 1850,
ool09l4; 1862 lO30lO4; 1867, 1O50lo6i 1863
io8alo9; Penn. 82l q 83!; Ohio Is, los a lo6; So,
1894; Maryland, 900Sli Camden lo1 a 1902
The advces from California are generally favor
able in regard to business The amount of gold
received by the steamer of day is foly equal to
the expectations OF the mercantile community
The Pacific News in its review, says that the
money market has become unusually easy. The
transactions are confined mostly to loans on real
estate-in which the rates are fuRy sustained.
Some large loans have been negotiated at per
cent on long paper with undonbtod security but
the ruling rates are about p cent and 90lo
on short time. The opportunities daily afforded
for the profitable use and Investment ot capital
often justities ahe payment OF even 10 y cent y
month; ia fact the rate of interest 10 only In keep
ing with the general state oil things. Inc demand
for exchange is lighter than usual, the rates differ
but little from last quotation Sight and day drattF,
email amounts are drawn az par on the principal
cities of the States large amounts, l Y cent
Drafta on the StGteS, as y cent dis b snk GER
tiGcates of deposit 50s do. Bills of Exchange
for nnllC ta be y
available Gold dust SIG per OF Miners b snk
Etockton coin and State Assay bars, do; Qolcksi
yea dust, SIS Gold dust ia in demand for remit
lance at Z ~ cent prem. The receipts from up
river have been large. The remittances by the
steamer will be unusually heavy
We copy from Thompson's Bank Note Reporter
the following card ia relation TO the Salisbury
Bank;
NEw.YoRr, September 5, 1850.
SIR-Your merilorous efforts 10 the community
from loss by rTePonsble s9nss are tsn leading you
Hank is good and solvent aud hat my may oe
siisd or do hereby guarantee redeem from you and
from he puhc any amount of the notes of that Bank al
per cent discount whlch NAY be pTs:sGted
Bv The above evident that Nj Houghton VIII sustain
The bark Of saHsbury by his individual aoiy Consider
ing The danger over, we restore our quotation
The amount of tolls on the State Canals ex.
ceed that of any previous year snce l8iO, except
ing the famine year OF ls47. The albany Journal
gives she annexed statement
The smouni received for tolls all the New York State
Canals during 4th week in August 087 70
peEloo IN 1873 ia %Ut ~
Increase
The aggregate amount received for tolls from the
memo of nevi CATION TO his Slat OF August
Inclusive SIS as IS
Same period la lS49 666 'S2 81
Increase In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $s61 "a
Amount OF tolls received all the New-York S axe
Canals each Of bs following years during the An
in August aud .hs totals up 10 the Sat of August In
elusive