Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23
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NV Yosk July 2lst. The receipts for
duties are l"rgs to-day. q sking tor four
days $1,000 900. The revenue Of this pcrt
is'ery ssti-fac,ory to the Department, nor
L. any doubt entertained that the next three
months will yield the usual suns The dai
ly Gales OF the treasury notes are equal n
the redemption Of past due notes end it-
tie 10 sxc-ss. Money. At the cloee Of the
business. Is in more demand. and brokers
who have had loans from bankers for more
than year have been notified to pay.
The money market to-day. If anything. 10
favorably effected by the foreign news.
which v hen taken in connects With tho
shirments Of gold. has peculiar impors anoe
The transactions In money 70 day do not
indicate any change in the sales Of interest
The Airie.'s n~vs has had marked <ff-e,
u, on commercial and financial sffAirs. %
regards tho fu,u of the money market -
There se~ms 10 he but one opisi"a. - The
tsrmnst."n Of the war ~ould at ouss 70
move any disturbing influence, and give .
freer srtion TO confidence and credit
While admitting the general good vhi
10 to result from the r.suTp'ion T. Of pesoe-
ful relations Throughout Europe the fact
csnrot be lost sight o. Th- restoration ~
the Wet through an export demand for
br.ads,uffs and provis'oss no~ srp~srs
more remote. unless the crops of Europ.
snould not be harvested 10 good order =
Assuni ing that peace is to result from the
arsnistio4, this would seem to bs the only
CONTINGENCY which 10 to enable Westsrn
merchants to eneree at once from embar.
raasm-nt and take freely Of the goods nov
, ouring 10 ups'n us by every European ar'
rival Lnne faces are quite numerous on
the Corn Exchange to day.
The foreign news proving very dissp.
pointing. the decline 10 dour 10 equal Ia
lOai Sc per barrel
lu Wheat there Is also . fail With more
DONG ~ the Concessions
business in provisions and esrecially
beef and pork was nearly suspended, mel
thrr bug ers nor sellers being disposed to
operate At this jurctu
Representatives Of tho { ur trunk lines
are to meet this week for the rurpose of I'd
justing some fferences q rew,ng .ut Of thu
adoption Of water rates by the Pennsyl,a ..
mia Central
On the first impulse our stock exchange
psOnRSsy uCckOuutu W tU0
huoyancy In the London snd French mar
kets and an importan' advance .s -s'ab
lished on most speculative securities. hut Al
business progressed the various ssI cots o
the news were not regarded - specially
favorable and decided resc,ion trom tb.
opening prices took place. The rise. wal
most decided on these stocks that bav.
been mos, largely .old Of lst- for future de
livery. Mich Central At one time adv~nc
ed to 43 8 8 against ~ l s yeeterfsy N
Y. Central to Is IS; Rhode ls.and to 81
N Y Central closed 1t 7E IL, with pr~s
sure to sell; Michigan guaranteed % ) a
22 78 Cleveland and Toledo was th,
wen k~st on the list. and fell to 24a24 T.
The quotation of Railroad bonds g-ner
ally were hetter, but tn. transactions on Z
very moderate scale Illinois Central bondl
rose 2o3 4 per cent; La Crosse lsnc
grants ~ per cent There was On Vance
PISA Ter cert in Mo. and Tenn 6s. hos'
descI iptions Of State stocks are held hie her
The market a. the close has . heavy ten
dency. The disposition to realize the ad-
vance heing quite general. The h-svinrss
i. m ct noticeable in western laiiroad
shares.