New-York tribune., 1867-08-19
WIN bOoOme worth to lis holder s4OO,OOo From the

win become worth to Its holder 100000 From the
eageess shown TO get cattle freights up 1t Is sup
posed that the profits on the Alexander contracts are
to be divided in some form among railroad managers
not shareholders.
The transactions of the Sub Treasury to-day were
Receipts for Customs, 10000; receipts for Goid
Notes. $4,000; total receipts, $3,942,OA %; total
payments $2252,655 on; balance, 1924, loS o0
Freights are: To Liverpool 1000 bbls. Rosn at IS
per $50 b. To Antwerp, 600 tcs. Lard at rs od; oVV
bbIs Rosn at o. Cd per $50 ib, and % hhds Tobacco
at 27s 6d. To Bremen, 50 hhds. Tobacco at Sos. 10
Rotterdam 400 tcs. Lard at 22s' Cd, ana 20 mus
Tobacco at 27s. Sd. Norwegian bark 10 uiieo'
Continental port, with $500 bbs. Petroleum. and q
brio 70 Cadiz with Slaves. both on private terms.
The total imports at NewYork for the week com-
pare as follows:
Dry Gc.t gSods S4'9 1Ss sSsos ss21 saa1
Gen. mchandise 2,slal1 2yool4o z,lOo,HI ~ oODO,-O-
Total .sI07sn4 s5,g77eS4 se,4Ss,s74 sS22s,S52
The New-York imports of foreign dry goods COM
pare as follows: o, ,ao.
Entered F2s o. at Es he sassss5s S2 ss1ssz .ss
Thrown on markot...... 2,s5i523 s,179Ses 22se,9Os
Entered s; 's ss 1863 sssso 5SSS sssssi s
ThrOwn on market..... 42,4510H 61,92iaS t029l,l57
The following is comparative summary OF the
exports Of textile fabrics from London, Liverpool
and the Clyde TO the United States for the first x
months in each of the last three years:
1860. 1860. 1862.
Yards Yards
Cotton piece goods .2I,2O2,217 6o,s6709S 67,414A4
Worsted piece goods 21,573,69O 12,i66942 23,653,A0
Wooden piece goods. l,ll0953 9,l44.3S5 21o4,5B
Carpeting e....... 4G2ss2 2,251,s02 2,335,934
Shawls humber .... S6992 $500 7l,972
The CHICAGO Tribune Of Thurday says:
There was again an active demand for money and tho
market is gradually working closer The country banks
did not check to the extent was noticed yeser-
day but this fully made mp for in the demands OF tho
commission merchants, who were eager applicants Tor
currency send to their interior correspondents some
of the banks received remittances this morning from
York. and several others telegraphed for the same
The mercantile demand for discounts continues very
moderate.
Tie Cincinnati Gazette Of Thursday says:
The demand for money is more active to-day. both In
the line Of discounts and in the checking on balances
The outward flow of currency TO the country Is ncreas
ing and the drafts OF the Treasury Department on de
pOstOres again large this gives temporary close
ness TO the money market unusual at this season OF the
year Lines of discount have not been much reduced
during the Summer and IL is not probable that they VIII
be- as the Fall trade will commence, ana that VIII
give active employment tO all capital now Inactive As
that class of the mercantile community VINO
DO not have for money during the summer months
pressed for recognition there IL likely To be close II
stringent money market TO be relieved only partly Dy
active of currency from the country Rates OF IN
firm at sdl0 per cent between bankers ana tr
dcpOsitOrs, and l0G12 per cent fOF prime paper IN the
open market Other than rstcass names find little favor