New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-26
SECOND BOARD
THURSDAY, JulJ ppm

In Stocks the market is inactive and rather
heavy Erie was lower, partly in consequence OF
the damage done by the late freshet. Govern
ments were very heavy and sod at ia and more
offered at that. Fsncies generally were heavy.
Al the Second Board the market was heavy.
In Exchanges the market is veryiaactve and
heavy. Sterling, lOalOl Francs, 5 22l.
In Freieh,s the movement is TO fair extent and
the rates are buoyant. The engagements are 1000
or COCO bbls Flour at Cd: 1000 to 1900 bales Cot
ton 32da3 l6d Dead Weight, l2s Cd Corn is
nonin al at Sd. To Havre the packet Of the LIST is
nearly full at &c. There is one or two feghis for
Trieste made. To California there IL moderate
amount Offering at 65 075,.
In money there is rather more demand, b1! there
is no inn ortant change in rates, although the ten
dency il upward. The large payments iHto the
Sub Treasury for duties have sent the Importers
into the Street for Money.
The Mohawk Plank Road has declared diyi
dend Of 81 per cent for the last months, payable
lat August and has reserved larga surplus.
There are somemoderate shipments of Silver still
going o. but the movement in Gold ia limited.
Mexican Dollars are selling at . v cent prem. and
American Halves at 1 a prem.
The amount received at the Sab Treasury to.
day is s2l4,5l7; Payments. sl4,277 Balance,
$4,46l.9 $50.
An agent Of the Galena and Chicago Railroad
has arrived in town for the purpose of negotiating
Four Hundred Thouisrd Dollars of the Bonds Of
that Road.
In Dry Goods there is q moderate business do
ing. Wooen fabrics, Of which the supply il large,
including made up clothing, in expectation Of the
usual demand commencing at this season, are be-
ginning to move though till the month Of August
arrives not much is expected to be donei more was
done last week than the previous. Brown Sheet
ipss and Shirtings are still dull, Bleached are in
slight request and in good assortment without
heavy stock. There is fair inquiry ior Cotton
Flannela Printing Cloths are dull, the stock being
very large and increasing, and unless production is
more limited, prices must decline, although the raw
material should advance the demand is too far be-
low the supply. Prints are in better request and
are likely 10 advance. There are some sales Of
Delaines and Cashmeres for the South and West
and are likely to increase. Cloths are low in COM
paritoa to the price Of Wool, and the consumption
will probably receive serious check for without
limit OF production prices will not advance or
both may be attained and manufacturers realize
handsome profit. Satinetts have been 10 considera-
bic demand and have upward tendency in price,
Flannels are dull for the moment, and an early re-
vivAl Of activity is expected. The importa.ions
have been large this week. An advance in prices
abroad has obtained, 80 that mpOrtations Of later
orders must come at higher price.
In Louisiana the corn crops are all in good con.
dit;on, with the prospect Of a large yield. Cane,
with a few exceptions, looks well, and there is
lc.hiRg to prevent a good sugar crop, though the
0ding will commence later than usual. Cotton,
general, looks well, bu. it is backward, boLs be-
scarce and none open, and the plant vel filed
h flowers. II the Cotton escapes the cater.
Ter, ard the planters in daily dread Of them,
she crop will be fair, but cannot be large. The
cverfows have all subsded, the Mississippi and
Red Rivers being quite low, and the weather IA.
vurable for the growing crops.
The books Of subscription to the Westchester
and Philadelphia Direct Railroad were opened On
the 22d and 23d iast. at Westchester, when Stock
was taken TO the amount Of 100000.
The Commissioners appointed 10 investigate the
absirs OF the suiquehanna County Bank, adjourned
on Tuesday last to meet on the oath inst. 10 make
Up their report. This wll be laid before the Penn.
sylvania Legislature at their next session.
AT Boston the Money market continues very easy
at 6 y eeat on best paper
At Philadelphia Money continues as abund,p, a,
ever. Firstcla's paper is easily negotiated at
cal y per cent, and second class from "a tosIp
cent There Is much confidence in a permanent
abundance Of Money, still there appears no desire
20 enter into any speculative movements
The total amount of God received from CalGor
MA since the first arrival, is s2o0l7,ls9 Of which
s9.75o.ceO wss received At the Mint, Philadelehia
AMI the renSin6er at Nev-0rieans or ti,
aIr .uDt over II 600 900 baya been reae;ysd 49,,