New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
SATURDAY., Aug. 10, 1851.

sock market and more disposition 70 operate 10 'he
Y.pcles. The impression is becoming general tna'
,Ae loves, point has been reached and many out
.,ders are taking cash stock out Of market very
lsrge oroponIon OF the sales are for casn, ana 'he
bear, seem less willing make short contracts Al
the Second Boayd the market was Ouoyanl anu inc
,mpoyed feeling Of the morning Vas well sustained
Erie Chased a: 10. Norwich AT 40. Canton al ost,
Coaver,ibles Sc Reading 30 &c. The feature Of
,he day was the decline ~ Delaware and HUDSON
which sold al the Second Board a. iow as io5 sehef
10 and g. seller months. These prices snow de-
cline Of % cent. within the week. ne pfinciph
bear Of the iasi hye or six weeks IS very large
Ao,aer of Delaware and Hudson al hIgh prices, and
the movemen, ag hnst u IS probably aimed al MN.
In EXCHANGE there j., but little doing.
md the rates are unchanged. sterling IS y dlO ,
Francs. . 13iaj ~. The supply OF strictly hrs'
.iass hills s moderate but the recent shipments OF
s,eadst.fs &c. were making some bills which sell at
ssG9l " cent.
Freipbts are frmer and the advance
checks transactions Engagements, 1900 or 1000
tbl. Of Flour TO Liverpool at l5d Cotton "a
Gram. AID asked. Dead weight los los. Cd. To
London, 5000 bbls Flour Is. 9d.olS. lOd 90 tuns
gurs, sos, 20 kegs Tobacco, IS 90 hf TICS do, ds'
n cases luOld huDD'is ZJo f''"' ""i'' ~'-'
,2s To Glasgow, Flour, Is sd.ols. Cd. Resin.
a. 100 casks Ashes. I5s. 80 tuns Tdow and Grease
Butter, 2os and % tuns Whale OIL, 2js. The bark
Tryingham was taken up TO load Flour on private
,eYns. Two vessels were taken up 20 load Naval
Stores for Hull, at . 90 p Dbl. TO Antwerp, 925
ties Rice, at pos TO California there is fair
amour, ofc ring at i5d5O cents To Southern
Ports, there is no alteration. Two brigs, to fetch
S.i, Islands taken al 10 cents
and two small vessels, Flooring Boards from Jack
sonyle, a, $9to Bridgeport, and s. co. 10 New
YORK. In port yesterday
steamers.-..-.-..-.. 10 Bngs -..----------.---l2O
Ships ..-......-..- -ll3 schoOners ---.-------2p
Banks. Total -------.-5 500
We have no change 10 note IN the money
market, On call the supply is fair at p cent and
paper continues to 90 with difficulty at iOGi3 y
cent, for hrs,-class signatures, and iso2i , cent.
for less esteemed names The supply of trsi-class
PAPER Is no, large
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury are
&Ii7,7ll paid, $3l 1875 balance. sS,S6746S
The receipts of the Michigan Central
Railroad Company for the month of July IN each OF
the past two years, were as annexed
r,e,yb, --. 4 IL 1874 90 S23,0is Il
Passenger --------------- fS',o =, go, ~
miscellaneous ------------- ''i'D . >''' ="
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5s5 - $3.50 III
This shows an increase OF more than % v cent,
,ompar,d with last year. The greatest increase was
Ia The freightlng business.
The receipts of the Saratoga and Wash
,.s,oo Railroad Company IN July were $2O6o5 3s,
against sla9a3 % for the same month last year
showing AN increase of 5000 -. equal 10 nearly T.
T. cent. -,
The Paci6- took $4,000. which Is
,a,her les. than was anticipated. The amount o.
American gold, excepting 5000 sovcrelgns The en-
the shipments OF the week Sse9,757, and the
total of the wear, thus far $50, qi9 The ship
men, OF American com last week was less than
s60O,O0O
There appears To he very little DISPOSE
lion 10 BIZ for the Canal loan, which Is 10 be awarded
on Tuesday next Partly the strlngency III money
Is the reason Of this, and partly the falling off in
The demand of stocks or banking purposes since the
Mc,ropotan Bank commenced demanding specie
Of 4 portion OF the country banAs When tins loan
Vas hrs, advertised one or two lists being made
up here TO take large parcels but OF late the parties
have abandoned the intention of bidding l, most
hkey, however, that the whole amount viii be bid
fOI al a small premium
The adyices bv the Baluc are not lm-
portan,, tut generally favorable. Cotton remained
firm with iar business dong. The prospects OF
the haryes, are promising, and the trade OF the
country generally hounshing. In Paris, busI-
ness was improving
The Albany ErenmS Journal gives the
following statement OF the quantity of Flour, Wheat,
Corn and Barley left at udewater, during the III
week IN August IN the YEA 1850 and 1851, as
follows:
Essar. 5sls. Wheat, "a Cora, 81. Bsrks ba.
M. 33l6l l2tl2 1881 1916
NH Ib,&1 S,o9V S2lSe -.--