New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
TUESDAY, September 23-P. NJ,

day not very large, Erie being the most active
| Stock. with considerable fNcruatton. Tne other
fancies were lower but the changes were not mate
rial, excepting in Edgeworth, which fell on TO 81
after the Board probably by reason of the call for 81
| y share Portsmouth also lower than Hr
long time past, going TO 5. b cent. Erie closed at
! Isl! fall of = cent. as compared With Yesterday
! The Securities were also to = cent lower. All
the fanceS were dropping In sound Stocks there
was not much done, but quotations were generally
| tTm.
In Exchanges. there Is dull market with
a rather better supply Of bills Sterling Is lO@lOl
! francs ai2ia51lt. Some sales of sterling, payable
half cash and halftme, are making high as II per
cent
Freights are very dull with only small
engagements at "a. for Flour Sd. for Gram 3s a3s.
Cd for Cotton los for dead weight to Liverpool.
| To all quarters The amount offering j. small deal
| ch harter from Shcdmeto 10 Bristol Channel made
at c4.
We hear of bu. $3.50 900 engaged for the
steamer tomorrow, but 1t is not unlikely the amount
may reach S50O,o0O The chances are that the Col
lns steamer OF Saturday Ill take less amount, as
tha, line does not deliver It's specie in London.
We have rumors OF other failures among
|
are authenticated, excepting two small concerns not
worth raining.
The paragraph we published yesterday
from the Detroit Adrcri,Sp in relation to the iuJunc
| ton on the Central Michigan Road preventing that
road from building around Lake Michigan is. we are
informed. untrue The injunction has not been dis
solved and has not even been argued.
Money has been about as tight to-day as
usual but we note no change IN rates The dlStrust
induced by the late failures, not only prevents the
negotiation of paper in the street, but ve'y mate
rally embarraSses transactions IN produce ana mer-
chandise.
Land Warrants are quiet at >l53 to ~loo.
The continuance of the favorable ac-
counts Of the yield OF gold IN California affords some
antldote 10 the uneasy feeling IN Wall-St With all
the sringency operators and merchants see that we
are nov, actually receiving considerably more gold
than We are exporting, and meanwhile the new Cot
| ton crop Is close at hand, when We may look Tor
bills to take the place, measuraby n not entirely, Of
the coin now going forward. These circumstances
afford a good, broad streak Of daylight, when men
ponder on the future money market
The advices from Europe, received to-
dag, are favorable, although not very important
trade in the manufacturing districts was active The
London Money market was more easy, the receipts
OF coin having been large and decline IN the quota
tjons having taken place. Consols had been dull
but were recovering. Generally, the feeling seems
10 be confident.
The Austrian accounts are uniayorable panic IN
the Money market having been brought abou, by the
publication of the annual financial statement of the
! -. bteh Iehp of lv
-OOOO,OG0 forms for 1872. Exchange on London
had risen, ard Gold at a premium Of q and
Silver at 81 p cent. The ong-antcipaed Austrian
loan IS announced for negotiation and subscriptions
we're to be received from the 9th to the 9th of Sep
tember The amount Is for s. 100000 forms, about
$4,000 OO0 but the London capitalists were not DIS
posed TO embark IN the enterprise and the loan
would therefore, principally be negotiated IN Pans
Frankfort Amsterdam, Vienna and Brussels
the quotations Of the French Securities at Paris
! 9th Sept are as follows Five p cents, of iOc. ,
| Three & cents, 56f. iOc.
The L. : Consul at Pdrn, ; e.. Goodrich, Esq.
has published a notice in The Journal deS Detafs 70
the effect that the laws Of the United States require
that all merchandise imported from foreign nation
into the United states be stated by declaration
under oath by the person to whom they belong \
neglect OF the precautions which the treasury oir-
cular published short time since, VIZ. that Con
suls certificate should accompany the invoices from
foreign countries, Will cause much delay to import
ers and involve considerable loss, as goods offered
without such documents viii be refused entry
and they vii be sen. to the public stores at the ex
pense and rsk Of the propretor TIL the arrival Of the
proper certificates
The Brother Jonathan has brought
$4,000 on her manifest, and 100000 IN tne hands
Of passengers making about 81 sOo,0O received by
this boat and the Illinois.
There has been no abatement OF the ac-
uyiiy III Dry Goods which We had occasion to notice
IN our review Of last week, but rather an increase
though with some negularity, As the SILK Joobers
are more busy than the Woolen JOobers. Cotton
goods also are active without change Ia prices
Prices generally continue low but are hrm Cotton
Yaruis active and firm al l4ic. Unbleached sheet-
ings and shirtlngs are selling with considerable
readiness at full prces. B!eached goods are active
and steady. Brown Drills Are higher, there being
none offering except for export under &c, at which
there l. a good demand. OsnaDurghs, with light
stock are very hrIn and the demand Is far. Denms
are very quiet the demand IS very limited and prces
have 10 great steadIness. stripes and TicAs con
tnue inactive and pnces favor the buyer Cotton
Fiannels are without change. with little inquiry
Printing Cloths still dull and prices are low
Prints are active at steady pnces. being IN succesS''
demand for all markets IN the Union and the Nai@'
das. Gnghans sell readily at full rates DeiAii'es
are IN request notwithstanding the AeaVi saie' ''a
have been effected pnces are firm. Oo'hs ",s ~
good demand and prices are steady as the sock mas
I are more % inquired for, at and under 81 Isi ca.s-
rne,es are N much demand, and stock does not sc-
cunua,. r f.ncy styles sell quickly on arrival sat-
- demand At full rates. Sleeps Grays
ar ar. heayr e1cep. for qualities. at a7ia''c Tweeds
-t Ian. are inactive and prces nominal Linseys
III iueguariy, as well as Kerseys and are IN slight
- Pl,rr is are IN limited request al sas current