New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26


There WAS moderate business doac at
The STOCK Board to-day and The tenleacNof Che faa
ccs generally was downward. The greatest decline
was IN Norwich. which fell OF 10 81. decline OF
D cent since Yesterday. The Gan Wa, occasiOact 10y
a rmor that The Road would make 40 diyiicnt for
the current SlN months o. only small one lAc
dividend viii be declared on "Wednesday, amt Will
there j. every reason to believe, be = cent TIE
earnings Tor the SIX months have been larger
than during the same Time last year, but there have
been some considerable expenditures for repairs
damages, Sc. and the amount of capital upon which
THIS dividend is paid is larger 10y 100000 than it
was last spring. Erie closed at abou, TIE price OF
yesterday Harlem defined D cent. Reading ,
Enc conyernblcs were frm stoainrton declined ,
Canton Ncv-Jefsey Znc Government and
state stocks are IN fnr demand, and the Quotations
are firm.
The EXchlngc market continues dali,
and Sterling bills are az AHA lower. First cla>sn lmes
sold at 10! alos. which is }6s p cent. below the
highest point. There is a fair supply OF bills and
the demand is quite limited.
Freiehts are less bdoyaut, and there is not
SO much dong We notice engagements OF 5000 10
l0CCo bbls Flour. Is LODGES $500 bushels Wheat
Old Dead weight POS Cotton, 3-l6a,-92l, aud
some Beef on private ternS. To Kavre' the mar
kct was very dun al &c. 4 vessel was chartered for
Buenos Ayfcs at Sl2 for lumber AMI another for Rio
at a round sum. TO Caliz >lase freight Was made
at$l3. To Glasgow 300 b5ls Flour va, taken az
= 3d. and some Lard Al = O..
There IS GOOD sSpply Of money In the
market bu, the demand IS active, ana rates with
on, change The appearances OF the market. how
ever, fayor 81 greater abundance and a DECLINE o.
interest again 10 4c5 per cent. Our indebtedness TO
Europe has been ina great degree hQuidaied by the
late shipments ci coin, and IN some cases 1t Is De
hced developments Aave been made. 1t has been
The policy of exchange dealers 70 keep the rates of
exchange Aeh Hntil the dividend rcmiances for Isl
OF july have been made and they have been assisted
by The difficulty IN negotiating any bu, FIRST class bills,
The consequence OF the large rcnitttnoeS OF com
has been an accumulation Of bills ana decline IN
The rates To pom, below tina, n which shipments Of
com are profitable American cold COIN canno, bc
shipped %, pTo6i when sterling : below 10. Gl0s
Per cent. There : strong probability that with
the renewed exports ol Cotton and Tie large out
wand movement IA BreadstuGs and Provisions
'Ae market viii De sufficiently supplied With
bills 10 meet the wants of remiitcrS after the
>om'-annuSi diyvldends have gone forward ami
that not entirely stopped tie Shipments Of
Banks 10 accumulate specie rapidly ana diss-
pate ANY traing apprehension that may be fe by the
more umid Of cur Wa.lSi. capitalists. such a re.
suit Ne look for during July and ,his opinion We
are sustained by OF the leading Bank Presidents
m the street. and by the head Of large Eaglisa
Banking house.
The amount received at the Sub-Treasury
s Sll'olo Pad. sllS9S Balance. $2S92,SiS
The Bank of Commerce in New York
has declared dividend Q; four b oea:...-.-TAe
New-orieans Canal ana Banking Company have de-
cISisd d dividend OF to2r p cent, PAYABLE 70 The
NeN-loiN stockholders ON and after me 9Th o; Au-
guSl n'M al tie Bank Of Commerce. Newly ora
Harvey Dayton, late Cashier ID che STATE
Bank II Morris has, % u. sarpa-, 81 500 pc , u
Mons, been ccauc,ci. TIE Nrr.-- r..s,r.av..
Iae evidence N TIE Indictment ag-u>. I.r,sy
Dayton. iaie t&sl-tI Of he Sia'e Bank a. Mogris