New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
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Continent there is not much offering and tse rates
are withou: change
The Hudson River Railroad, it IS said,
x,r, be completed in al mex, month and when DONE
lanes Boorman viii resign the Presidency INTO me
,.rds Of William C. Young, US present Chief En-.
gineer
There has been considerable increase
m transactions during the week over the previous
one Johters especially have been busy IN hiny
Western orders, though prices are low, and all the
ADVANTAGES Of the market from the scarcity OF money
have been conceded to the country customers.
uoo,en goods are IN better request than cotton, and
imported goods more than domestic Unoieacned
so,no,,;c co,,ons are very depressed. The second
houses or iotbers are still selling lower than frs'
h.nds While the Lasrences are firm at G.. and
vilno, sell piece under, all the iobbing houses are
selling brown sheetings at 5'a5s. Brown drills
have declined "a lc the range S now 7o14c the
demand is not great, and pnces are still heavy
Bleached goods are stll not active. More has been
doing IN bleacbed sheetinqs and shirtngs, but not
extensyely and bleached drills are very dull Blue
drills are firm, with A short supply. OsnaOurghs are
moye active with limited supply. DENNIS are m
active Stripes are dull, and prices only nominaiy
maintained Ticks are in some small request, but Al
iow rates Cotton fannes are more active, ana
Akey to increase though prices are not hrm frih'-
ing cloths are inactive and prccs nominal
Prints are active. The demand for the season mas
commented but is confined 70 the better grades. Inc
stock is abundant but prices are steady Tor gooo
STYLES Ginghams have steady demand al very
uniform prices Dela.nes are more active out the
,upply Of domocs is large and as the sales OF iof
csn Delaines have been considerable prices are not
very firm Holders are ready to meet the views OF
buyers whenever they can. Cloths are active and
prices rather steady. Casslneros sci! quickly OF
fancy patterns blacks and PLAIN styles are also quich
of sale at firm prices. S2tinots are IN active de-
mand and prices though low appear satisfactory 70
the producers. who are liberal IN their supplies
Jeans are moving steadily al low prices TWeedS
are duh Sleeps Grays are stlli active, Win good
SUBJ w. Linseys at Ice. sell readily. kerSeys are
lower Flannels are heavy, with a diminishing de-
uand Blankets are active Shaws are active from
first hands. The supply is rapidly increasing.
There is good assortment on the market
Foreign Goods are more active than domestlcs,
especially Wooens Delaines, stuGs aud Cassi-
mees are very active but prices favor buyers. Bnt-
ish Prints, Gnghams and Cloths are duh. Linens
are rather quiet French Silks. blacks, plain and
coored, arc IN demand, and puces appear steady,
would he made PLAID Silks are most in demand and
are very firm Serges are active Merinos are IN
creasing in demand. Ribbons arc also more active
and trade is assuming more cheerful appearance,
though prices are complained of 10y sellers. The I'M
portations are no, heavy this month. Choice Goods
are coming by steam but the packets have light
goes.
We announced few DAYS since that the
ertire line of the Michigan Southern Railroad, from
Munroe and Toledo on Lake Enc, 10 the Indiana
state line was completed and opened for travel l. /,
now opened, IN connection with the Northern Indi-
ana Road to Brsio. III Indiana, making nc OF l31
miles from Lake Erle now IN operation. IL VIII be
extended to South Bend, % miles further within Il
few weeks by the 10th September proximo. These
Roads Will have Ioo miles IN operation from Lake
Erie
The Saioni Register says that David A..
Neal Esq, of Salem, has rendered his resignation
as President OF the Eastern Railroad Corporation,
and will start for England ON Wednesday OF next
week on business connected with The Illinois Cen
iral Railroad, of which he Is one OF the officers
THE Boston Journal of Monday evening,
IN reviewing the money market Of tha' city mp II
It's close on Saturday last, says:
Capital rs furnished more promptly To borrowers
who are willing To meet the market rates OF lnteresi,
hut the demand tullN keeps pace WIN lne
supply. The maturity of two days payments 20
day brought large number oi borrowers upon The
street notes ot the very best grade were freely
offered al l2 Il cent, lenders asking 10 NOtWlth-
standing The pIcyalcnce Of more hopeful feeling,
and the proseace OF some encOuracinc features - q
the future il palpaby evident TO the senses o al
who are forced into S1atc'st as borrowers mat me
pr, ssurc has not been much alleviate IN taat quar-
ter.
There are signs a. approaching rclIet II true but
.o uncertain and unreliable thal even Witn opinions
MI. Ia a q
capitalists and managers OF financial concerns prefer
wsuIrg amoIe complete dissipation oi the cou Is
before vcnlurng to extend asan street rates OF IN
tcTcSi rule nearly high IS ~ any time during me
pressure, but borrowers pay the prices demanded
with less hesitation, and thus negotiations are made
without the STIR ANA excitement Witnessed fortnight
oT three weeks since.
The following quotations give the maraoi range IN
ordinary transactions. VIZ
Prime mercantile apcr-----.----- di2 y cen
Far do. do --------------i -i2%is 90
Stock loans hrs,-class collatorals.----l5G 5Gls do
do. do DO. ..-.-lsd24 do
The following is the amount of coal ship.
ped by the Chesapeake and OHIO Canal for week
ending Thursday, August q, al ? O'Clock P. NJ.
BY FroSiburg Coal Company. ,21S 0o tuus
BY MARYLAND Mining Company .-.---.- 900 l. 10.
Nv ROrOOn Mining Company -------.--- 50 ~ 10.
By,Wa>klnptOn Ga. Company -------. iSl OS 10.
ly Allegheny Mining Company -----.-- 4j6 90 dc.
Total tunS for week ~ do.
Amosnt OF coal sen, by the Baltimore and On,
Railroad for week ending saturday August 10.
By Maryland Mining Company. Is tuns
By FroSl>bGrg Coal company -.-.-.--.. 5j2 0S dc.
By Borden Mining Company -..-...--.. $50 10 do
Ry Alcghany Mining Company -.-..--. l94 ~ 30.
Ey WnheTs MInlng Company .....--- 2S3 90 do.
BY Peoples Mining Company 49, So Ia do.
BY Washington Coal COMPANY ....-.-.l. l.l03 l3 DO.
Total tuns Tor week k.-.-.-.-....-- 1850 69 90.
We present below condensed state
ment of such Of the banks OF South Carolina as have
accepted the provisions the ACT o. December Sth,
from their returns made TO The Controller General
for Inlx ~ 1881 Tho hanLS rof,rro9 - ~, .he