New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23

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Il Will b. see1 that a. compared with !ss; year the
receipts # Dry goods haze been enormous, and that
they are even in excess of the large mportat.ons OF
1851 In the mean line the exports OF the week, otaer
,asn s,ec;e, show q decrease 90 compared WIN the
same week %. lsst year Of over SjJ0,Vcu
The aoa,iog Dry Dock Company has declared
dividend Of y cent, payable Angus, |. The
cent dividend Of ,he Cleveland, Columbus snd Chem
ns,i Rarosd if payable Angus, !. a. the Office OF TIE
United States Trust Company, No. is Wall street.
The Sheboysan and Mississippi R.ilroad Company,
the City ot Sheboygsn, Wisconsin and ne County ct
Sheboygap will pay a, the Bsnk OF New-York, on
and after August l. the sami.annual interest On all
their bonds due on tia, day.
It's now stated that the shpmen. Of gold by the
steamers today and tomorrow will carry the aggre-
gate Of ,he week 10 two and q half mill )ns, making
nearly nine millions for the month from this port and
Boston This drain and the almost certainty Of its
continuance for TWO or three month"; is attracting the
serious attention ot our bank managers, some OF
whom consider :ha. the bank loans should De grad
uay reduced 10 800 900 000 and that the rste OF n
erest must be materially enhanced before lst Sept
There Is rather more ACTIVITY IN money to-day, ont
the change is unimpor ant. On Government and
State stocks and other rscass securities, money can
be freely had at jaJi y cent on demand GAt-
edged paper is sti far from abundant in the discount
houses, and goes at 6a6i cent for September and
October, and e cent for November and December,
and longer mGturitiss. The Sgb-lreasurer continues
TO find fair demand Tor y e cent TIE ssufy Notes at
par Those bearing j. e cent interest sell at "a
& cent prem. The PJs.Ofiice Department CertIh-
Gates OF Indebtedness f1dmg taeit way into tue
.tree and those for moderate UNITS are quoted at
sass q cent. Mcssrs. Thompson Brothers have
bought cor sderabe amount a - y cent. The ~
crps tor duties this port for the last four dsys have
been over a million OF dollars.
The representatives Of the four Dads have been in
session here for day two, endesyorng to arrange
some disputed question OF water rates. The Northern
roads assert that the Baltimore and Ohio takes too
much advantage of the water transportation on IFS
route and threaten 70 reduce rates snd break up The
armistice on Monday mex. uples. that road recedes
from Il, position. l. Is to DO hoped tnat satisfactory
schedule will be arranged bu, today the appearances
indicate reopeniDg OF the sensesss war which was
so recently closed.
Mr. Sage. the Presiden. Of tue lat liz Crosse Road,
Il. in MIYauke. endedy0rng 20 make arrange
n,ut with the lessee, NJ. Chamber. sin, by when
the road will into the absolute possession OF the
new Company. The Prospects are THAI such will be
the resul, Of the negotiations. The scheme 70 which
alluded a few days since f0r reducing the Land
Grant Bonds TO one million, includes million Of
stock 10 addition to the holders Of the bonds. Tns
general account would then b three millions OF debt
and three millions of stock upon which the Company
feel corfier o. at in 1861 or 1852 they could pay IN
teres; sri dlvideols. The receipts # jay vii be
about $50 eco. The judgment Of NJ. y. Cleveland
has We understand been sold 10 Mr. Chamberlain for
$1,000 Of which $2j,O00 va, paid IL cash and
$lo000O IN note, secured by 500 ESQ Minnesota Rail
road Bonds.
The johbers are doing fair business WIKI the
IRENE trade Tie trade sal a. Boron afforded fresh
Assurance that the stocks OF domestic goods held by
all parties, were small, AMI not l. all commensurate
with the probable demand, which will sppen o. tie
season advances. The stocks represented on the
catalogue were 20 small, a. compared with tine r.
qurements Of the trade, that many of our large a.
trbui.rg houses ID not buy package. The general
salss were made in small ots yet .he aggregate
reached nearly half million dollar, iDcul.ng the
duphcHte- and Dot taking into acc0un, tue los d.
pO,ed OF az private salet The sale was sstsf.c-
tory to prices that manufacturers tesgrsphed
their agents in this market sjyance their rates and
goods generally have been held more firmly. The a.
ryai 81 tie Africa furnishes OF the most import
ant chaILc.er 20 manufacturers. Toe announcement
Of the conclusion Of e. armistice between the bel
hgeTent Powers excited the Manchester market, and
prices Of goods were materially advanced. much
81 sop transactions foI the moment. Ii this should
prove the first step DW,rd the conclusion Of the
war, which seems probable, commerce Will resume
lis wouied channels and the enterprises which
have been curtaiei by the Continental disturbances
vii Be carried out 10 such extent that the
English and Continental spnners viii be diverted
from this market, which will secure remuners,ive
business to our home manufacture. The Cotton mar
ket advanced on the receipt Of the news and II seeIs
probable that have the lowest point and that
goods WI -ymps;hize in the general advance is quite
possible. The export trade mas continued 10 fall force
aud We report shipments to China alone Of some 700
packages Of Drills. which makes the important item
of 5000 packages shipped since January from th-
port
Tie importation n Plain Cl'ion' q. PHI. port during
the week ending july IL, A. compared with previous
years. has been a. foows:
1857. ISIS. 1859.
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