New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30

tilted BY the busy thronS III tn"s 'o'""'' WI" e.
him three times three enthusiastic cheers called Tor
a sneech. GOT one, then gave three more raPurous
cheers for the Fighting General; and on went bust
ness again.
--Brigadier. Gen. Thos. Francis Mesgher visited
Niblos Garden last evening, and was warmly greet
ed bv the audience which was unusually large.
During the performance he was loudly called for,
when he acknowledged the compliment in short
speech.
We print this morning an interesting letter from
the Independence Beige Of Brussels, on the decree
for Emancipation in the Dutch Colonies.
We print on the second and third pages OF tins
mornings edition, letters from London and JAPAN
beside various interesting war news.
sSY,A-TE, OF THE, MARK FL p.
There was a dull feeling in stock circles, and
sn,tio at the Board and in the street show decided
elimination In Governments there was decline OF rom
0( cent in coupons Of 1881 with but limited dcmaud
and about the same change in the registered ard coupon
stock Of other daes 1905 sold 10 moderate exeut 81 rom
l02 alO1s varying but slightly from yesterdays pess
Tine dealings il gold small compared to the volume oi
trade few days since and the market had dropping ten
deucy through the day. From lti in the morning. the e
cd
reported as low Is 49, At the close there was sight
rv and l5l wss bidding price, In shares the business
yas very pht At the Second Board there was slightly
;,,oved tone in the market or two OF tie prominent
railway stocks but in the ont very small amount
ofbuness was transacted The ioscsnbil market as very
weak effected by limited demand and by tie aechhe !"
god Sterling xuges from 1854 ~ iof commercial 10 ~"
1874 for bankets signatures Francs arc 4+1aii AT me
close sterling rather stronger at 1871 bid are nm
r and fairly active for Grain Great Britain Inc business o.
te pry was. Receipts 3.4O527S 4l-for Customs
27 Coo; Payments org ca II Balance, s9~o2J ~ ine
money naI. shows change excepting rcrhnp Increased
,se The current rates sac cent stock oans' bu'
sv orite borrowers continue to ma sciitits at . cent "
naue there is very little doing. The discount houses nave
yerv lew names in tLeiI portfolios and those oil ieaDi
character pass freely At 406 cent Gold Las been oNL
The sales at the Morning Board $4,000 opening ut
llGl and declining to lC Which WAS tie rate between the
Boards At the Second Bosra the m1Ikei TEL 81 tie'
and the closing rate was 49, Over the counter
there has been less doing The 'ustom'iiouse Notes
sympathized with gold, and fell of to 6a6i 9 cent
The 7.3Os were without important Change, selling 81
lr2l indebtedness Certificates were ann al 'es'
The Flour market is fairly supplied, ana Western aud state
grades opened quite firm, with good oemtHd Out WIN
decline 10 Exchange closed dull and heavy Canadian "a AZ
active and closes heavy Southern Is in limited demand and
heavy Rye Flour r and in isir request for the trade
Corn Meal is IN limited supply ana hIh' "h'h' oPieu
rather irmer under moderate eivls snd good demand
especay for Winter and choice sprn bat the market closes
extremely dull and low the salcs reach oo0 ou'h Barley
and Farley Malt still Neglected and Vr!ces are nominal
Oats are steady ard in fair request, Rye is scarce end m
Com opened better but closed heavy Pork is without i
poant change the demand and receipts are alike mooeIste
vet the stock ample but there sxety to realize sales
unless at fall rates Beet is in limited demand but arrivals
are m and prices well maintained Beef Hams are in
limited request Western Smoked Becon in improved de
and and firm Cut steady and in moderate demand
Lard firm and in red request Butter in good request
Cheese /. STEADY end in coed deinand