New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19


There was moderate amount OF business
N the Stock market today, without important
change. The Fancies generally, were steady at
about Yesterdays rates Between the Board, Ere
wen, TO TO- but fell off at the Second Board to ~
The Second Board was heavy, excepting for Read
ng which improved to 55,. an advance Of since
Yesterday. The market exhibited but few features
Of interest Governments state and Bank stock
show no marked change
Exchanges are dull, but firm, at l0i
ml0l for pest Sterling l2I as Iii for Francs.
The supply Of bills continues moderate
In Frelghts the engagements are small.
but Liverpool rates are held firmly Flour, ID -.
Gram, SD I'd. Cotton, IS. d4s. y bale Resin, Sd.
100 iuns Wood. $. To London 1000 bbls Naval
Stores and 900 Ms OH Cake, 2s. Dead Weight
20s. To Hayre, Cotton, (. TO Glasgow 1000 boiS.
Lard Is AID RESIN and Flour al previous rates.
British brig taken up 10 load salt at lOc, and
a vessel to load Slaves for Marseilles at Sl2. To
Canfornia there Is a moderate business al SOC. +
foot.
The amount received at the Sub Trea-
sury was ss5,Ol5 Payments, sl24,93. Balance
$a,s49,693
This has been settling day with the Banks,
yaieG There change to note IN rates and there
Is a far demand for frst-class paper at lOGl2 y
cent, with favorite names at b cent. The supply
ef strictly frst.cass Is no. large.
Two failures were rumored to- day, neither
81 which We believe took place. Some persons richly
deserving tar and feathers, are making themselves
very busy IN inventmg and circulating rumorS of
failures and tins IN some cases producing the very
tfec, they falsely state as already accomplished.
We have words strong enough to express our con
tempt OF such mlscmoi-makeTS
The financial advices from abroad are not
very important, but generally favorable. Money
was easier again IN London al q aSl y cent" and
Consols had an upward tendency. The bullion IN
the Bank was increasing The return from the Bank
Of England Tor The week ending The 3Oth ult. the
following results when compared with the previous
week
Public deposits q 6o7 96j Increase tai6 $3.50
Other deposits S.i2oO22 Increase 1888
Ret S,j66,a65 Increase -------- .2ilJe)
On the other side of the account
Govt securities el3t6i.2l6 The same as before.
othor secunles l5.39i7io Increase -----. l5o5 193
Notes unemployed. Soi6,92o Increase loSSS0
The amount of notes IN circulation Is fl9,7l6495.
beng decrease Of t2>d55 ana the stock of bullion
m both departments Is GA, 1902 i24, showing in-
crease Of fl3i6Oi. when compared with the pTee-
cedng return.
/; is said TIA, an association OF English capital
lists, comprising MeS>rs. Barring and Messrs Roth>-
chld, with several OF the largest English railway
contractors has been formed, for the purpose of pur
chasing land III Ireland. and reseng or letting II IN
farms, thoroughly drained, fenced and Otherwise
fitted Tor cultivation on the English model
Al meeting OF the creditors OF the house
Of RucheT * Sons, II was stated that seyera
Of the large claims upon the house have been adjust
ed since their >toppage hy The surrender OF hypothe
Gated securities, and the amount Of their liabilities
stated IN the balance sheet now presented Mas re-
duced to f@s5o00. Of which fl5s.000 Is upon accept
snees and illt,0o0 on open account Il Vas an
nounced that a dividend OF l5S IN the pound VII DC
realized from the assets Which amount 10 a2lS 900
and resolution Was come to that the liquidation OF
the affairs of the firm should be conducted under the
inspection NJ one Of the partners N the house OF
Overend, Quincy 4 Co and TIVE other creditors
The returns of the British Board of Trade
foS the month of August show mproS emcnt IN
commercial movements. The amount Of imports ia
1850 Was f6,029 Sos IN 1851, f6,lls202, showing an
increase FOR the month of f2S>6S5. The greatest
increase Was in Cotton manufactures which amount.
ed 10 As,sSs&. The greatest decrease was IN cot
ton yaInS, which Was tlOO.61S. The Wool trade
which had exhibited previously great depression.
had increased IN August ts> ,Sl2 The aggregate
value Of the exports GuTng the hrSt seven months of
the has been I4O,S ,056 against 81 Sl>O-2 IN
the hike period oi 1859, showing an increase of To-
7O3 9et As compared With the same period OF ls4Q
the increase Is I ,oS2 1871. The following are the
comparative imports and exports OF raw material
showing decrease IN each article, except Cotton
and Wool
lnport,d for nonih Ev.OrG for ln5.th