New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
SECOND BOARD
TUESDAY, July 2Q-P.M.

The Stock market shows a heavy decline
to-day, quite equal to tha, Of yesterday The Fan
ces which have been held in large blocks, are COM
ing out under the pressure of the Money market, and
the market is inundated. Should this heavy decline
continue much snger. IT must produce some failures
among the operators Ere shows a decline OF u
y cent. to-day, Harlem and Reading = cent,
Farmers and Canton 9. II cent, Portsmouth I,
Stonington I, Norwich = cent, Incomes Ii, Con-
vertlbes H. SC. The sound Stocks also felt the IN
fuence Of the market and Governments fell of y
cent The amount of transactions IN the Fmcies
were considerable and the large seller Of yesterday
continues his operations to-day.
The market for Exchange continues to
decline, with u moderate demand and fair supply
Good Sterling was sold at 9s09s, and leading draw
ers were only asking i0i Francs 3llta5l0, and
dull At 10. Sterling bills better remittance
than coin Produce bills are selling al s, G9l.
Freights are steady with moderate busl-
ness. Engagements 6,oO0as,oOo bbls Flour, lsG
isId 5,cO0a6,00o bushs. Gram, 4Gisd Dead
weight les Cd coca 500 bales Cotton I'd and Is. To
Hare some Cotton was taken at &C. To Glasgow
1000 bbls Flour Is lOd. To London $40 bhls Oh
Cake 2s. TO California there is moderate business
at asa toc. The Typhoon is nearly full and sails OH
the Cd proximo.
Money is without material change from
yesterday but If anything more difficult TO obtain.
The usual sources OF supply pretend to be
haus,ed. The Banks continue TO contract their loans
and do only portion OF their offerings. The strn-
,ency in the neighboring cities, Philadelphia and
Boston, adds to the demand for facilities here, On
call money is quiet at y cent, and strictly drs,
class paper cannot be passed better than ;.TS =
cent. for short dates.
a half million Of dollars in gold was re-
ceWed nom the min, to-day, and another hall million
isexpecled during the week.
There is more inquiry this week for the
heavier descriptions OF Cotton Goods-brown Sheet
ings and fair sales have been made. Prices are ra-
,her 6rmcr and there are some indications of prices
improving, should an active demand arise m the Fall
The country never was in healthier state than a,
present The stocks are represented to be very light
in the country cities and owns and there no lack
of MEANS We expect a good demand al the usual
tine. The importa,.ons also viii be very light this
Fall. This month they are considerably below the
imporsuons OF 1850 and as home production has
been somewhat diminished there is some reason TO
believe that the demand Will Se fair enough TO sus
tam prices The declining and unsettled state of the
Cotton market, however still checks the otherwise
upward disposition of the market The stock of un-
b,saehea shee'ngs and Shirtings is light yet prices
still rule low. Bleached Goods are in some request
and prices steady though low. Drills are duh though
holders are firm. osaaourgs are in hsh, request
and declining IN price. Deaims are steadily held
with limited demand. Ticks are lower with mora
dong Stripes are dull and declining Canton Elan.
nsls are in some request and steady in prce Print.
ing Cloths are lower With very moderate activity
Prints arc in fair request the supply is large and Of