The New York Herald Newspaper, July 13, 1855, Page 3

‘FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. aan Rao MONEY MARKET. Tavrspay, Jaly 12—6 P. M. ‘Tho market was dail to-day, and the bears had a ‘trifle the advantage. As compsred with yesterday, Erie declined {; New York Central, 4; Reading, 4; ‘Cleveland and Toledo, 3; Cumberland Coal, 4; Ni- ‘earagua Transit, j. The business done in bonds ‘waa amall, except in the Illinois Canal, of which several lote changed hands at a dacline of 1 per cent on yesterday’s prices. At the second board the market wis steady, but ‘there was not much doing in any stock. There is evidently a scarcity of buyers, but holders are not ‘obliged or disposed to make any coucessions of con- sequence. The beara see in the future an impor- tant change inthe money market; trey believe ia a serious Grain upon our supply of specie, and their minds are filled with all sorts of gloomy things. It ip very curious to hear this class of spsculs‘ors pre- @icting ruin snd desolation,"wai'e every ore else is anticipating great abundance and prosperity. Now that the harvests have been pretty generally ae- cored, ad we havea guaranty of plenty, it isreally refreshing to listen to these croake a, We koow that bresd and potatoes will bo cheap, and that is ‘worth more than all the fancy stocks and fancy spe- culations in Wall street. Mowey is easy; in exchange nothing is doing, The report of the Committee ofene Baakers’ Con- vention at Syracuse, in favor of a general clearing house for the country banks, is much discussed and generally approved, The following dividends have been declared :— The Beekman Fire Insurance Company, a semi-an- nual dividecd of seven per cent, payable on the lst of August. The Mercantile Bank, a semi-annual di- vidend of five per cent, payable on the 16th inst. The Continental Insurance Company, a seni-anno- al dividend‘of five per cen:, payable on the 16th inst. The Delaware and Raritan Canal aud Camden and Amboy Railroad and Transportation Companies, a semi-annoal dividend of six per cent, payable on the 17th of July. The Alabama Life and Trust Company, a semi-annual dividend of six per cent, Falton Insurance Company, Mobile, eight 'per cent for the last six months. Merchanta’ Insurance Company, Mobile, eight per cent. The Mobile City Insurance Company, semi-annual, eight per cent. Bank of Mobile, semi-annual, four per cent, all on demand. , A. H. Nioolay sold this dsy, at 124 o'clock, at the | Merchanta’ Exchange:— 12,000 Tackewane sua Western R.R. lat mor! 7 i 8,000 ng om Tek rings per cent bds, 703% 2,0¢0 Chicago and Missis ippi 10 per cent Ineo 7,600 Gon enti oi the ‘Breckenridge jae an p -14, ,000 Out on ticate of ‘the Breckenridge Cannel Coal Company...... Hip Meher it) 1,100 shares Obio and Mississippi R. K., Western division, IY sg wageica 6 aa shares “East River Bank oy «Commonwealth 200.“ = St. Nicholas Ins. Co, 100 * Hampshire Coal and 2,000 “ Fair Grove Copper & Gold Mia The following were the operations of the Assist- ant Treasury of the U.S. during the day:— Paid on treasury account... $56,731 31 Received on treasury account. 225, 244 02 Balance... 2,189,659 63 Paid for Assay 16,748 af Paid on disbursing checks 67,259 2 Toig includes $12,500 Calitornia drafta paid on The following were the operations of the Treasury Department at Washington on the 10th inst:— For the Treasucy Department $59,099 40 For the Interior Department. 40,738 41 For the customs 125,892 18 War warrants rece’ 840,925 64 Dre on account of 259,485 10 d in (rom miscellaneous 89,374 78 ‘Covered in from customs 111,256,220 68 After the adjournment of the board, the following sales were made at auction by Simeon Dra per:— pe sbs. po a as (old etock), perah. Png (new stock) do. Tne do o do do. 990 so do do do. The ‘lection for directors of the Norwich aad Worcester Railroad Compsny was held yesterday, st Norwich. The old board were re-elected, with the addition of the following gentlemen, to fill v: cancies, viz.:—Charles J. Stedman and John A. Weeks, of New York, and A. H. Almy, of Norwich. Joel W. White, Esq., of Norwich, was re elected President. Tbe new board subsequently declared a dividend of two and a half per cent, the same to be credited to each atockholder, and to be paid, with interest, 20 soon as the company are in fands, from the sale of bonds, to replace the earnings which have been expended in the payment of matured lia- snd inthe construction of the connection Math the Lo London Railroad at N orwich. It appears from the Boston Traveller that Tack- erman is still at large, and easy in his mind. That journal says ‘There are all sorts of stories and rumors in regard to the Eastern Kailroad defalcation, and it is natura! that me of Sorn.ol sheuld not be strictly correct. A corres- on Se ees states that ect Peg ang or) vidend Be et, pai fi atooks at tho ofice ef the Hastern road, and lag if bg Liye rer Baan age Ait 06 follows : ot O° Rockhelter ‘called at the Office, and see- abi? oe at the desk but Tuckerman, went away ed again. Upon his return he found there, erman, 6 young man named who has ei amployed 1a in the office for some time, and asked for his iivicess, which was handed to him by Osbora—Me. ae remarking, wented when you cam Pg! if I had kno: im before I should you the dividend mysel Tuckerman was time at his usual desk, and appeared as calm and collected agever, which naturally excited the wonaer of the stock- bolder. * Receipts on the Morris canal continue oa the in- crease. They compare as follows:— Receipts to July, 1854..... For week ending Ju}; 2 sa Receipts to July 50, J For week eudiog ‘July 11,897 7 —-—- nafs 1s 75 . $25,025 01 York’ State canals -% Increase... .. ‘Vhe amount for tolls during the first week in same in 1954 is, Jecrease in 1856 <. $1,008 81 ‘aggregate amount received for tolis from the com- cocteantet. aavightion te" thir ita Sulp,-taabetyes $849,790 99 098,358 92 Decrease in 1855..., eee Duting this Period the Bavigation was interrupted by breaks upon the and the d Chenango and Ge- resee Valley Cog inns tolls upon the Cham- plain canal were merely Aggregate condition ot yr Seal of the State of Missouri and its branches, on the 30th June, 1855:— BANK oF age AND BRANCHES, Billa discounted. . ixchanges matured, Exchangeafmaturing. suspended debt Due from bank: Bank notes on hand. Specie on hacd.... «$5,606,502 71 The Harvard Branch Railroad ‘was sold by auc- tion at Cambridge, Fridsy, the 6th inst., by an act of the last Legislature, the directors being entitled a ang the on nn Wm. aan vena eae fee fiozen Ae EaLY cme (hom UrC een dollars ‘The line extends from the Bleachery sta- tion of the Fite! road in Somerville, to near the College building in Cambridge. ‘The totel valustion of property in Newbaryport, Mt \nee., 1s $7,000,000, an increase at $214,500 from leat naseaaracnt. Real estate amounts to $3,429, i» ya increase of $127,400; and persogal estate 4 cher 410 51 | estimated at $3,670,100, an advance of 687,100. The rate of taxation will be $8 on the thousand. . Is bas been found that the increase of new chips has more than made up s depreciation uf 20 per cent allowed by the assessors. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the average daily condition of the leading departments of the banks of Boston during the week preceding Monday mora: Circw'tn, 684 105,480 247,387 264,679 1s, 116 522149 197/622 78,618 218,707 190,350 62,605 299,198 158,617 77,198 374684 22/634 181,791 118/634 336,096 1,840,366 614,16) 48,478 236,082 175,081 88,257 826,725 157/900 66,416 397,159 211,577 78,268 808,387 204,465 53/392 277,619 187 85,082 320,219 222/717 742,338 347,460 1,281,061 pe 47;869 "223'922 2; 147,426 626,816 354,531 oly 6 43,605 204,678 Washington, ...1,147; 64,660 288,033 177,406 Webster ...... 2,506, 143,590 £33,966 410,898 Total.......663,807,606 3,426,200 16,600,040 8,243,490 The aggregate of the last returns compared with thoee of the preceding week present the annexed statement:— July 2. July 9. Capital stock .,.. ,. $32,710,000 $32.710 000 Uno! Loans & discounts 53,180,777 cy a 698 Inc. $71 Specie in bank.... 3,805, 506 Dec 500 Due from other bis 7,662,536 % 024, 196 Ine.1, sot 660 6,902,198 ** 658,017 Due tootber banks 6,244,151 Deponita, «+ 16,314,318 15,090,049 “276 631 Circulation 7,108, 085 8,243,409 1,137,414 The British Board of Trade returns for the mont ending the Slst cf May, show a decrease in the declared value of English exportations of £372,950, as compared with the corresponding month of lsat year.§ This result is not, says the Times, unsatisfac- tory, looking at the contraction of business that has been long in progress, together with the fact that although transactions are now less numerous than they were a year ago, they are all of a healthy cha- racter, such unsound speculations as were prevalent at that time having terminated in the break up of the various parties then enjoying a spurious credit by the ald of some of the provinsial joint stock banks. The present falling off has been chiefly in woollen manufactures, metals, hardware, ready- made clothing, and beer and ale, thus indicating that the diminution in the shipments to Australia apd America is still the principal cause of the change. With regard to imported commodities, the totals show remarkable steadiness in the home consump: tion, the quantities of the principal articles taken into use being very rearly the same as at this pe. riod of 1854. Sugar forms an exception, as it exhibits a considerable decline; but this is simply owing to the Jargeness of the suppiies taken by the trade during the four preceding months. Of bread- stuffa the arrivals have continued comparatively light. The imports of other articles have been gen- era)’y limited. Of dyes and dyeing stuffs the quan- tity has been about equal to an average; glass and jesther manufactures continue tosho# a decrease. Of metals, also, except tin, the supply has been smal), and timber presents a decresse both in importation and consumption. Guano and seeds still exhibit an increase. Stock Exchange. Tuurspay, Jul; $6000 Ind State 5’s,. xe 860 Ind 234 pret... 9000 Tenn 6’n '90 1000 Georgia 6’ 8800 Cain 7/0 170.03 2000 Virginia 6's... 1000 Krie Con Bs 762 20(0 Erie Bas of "75 5500 wise sacs 1000 Erie 24 Mt Bds 99 1¢CO Hud Ristéube 500 N J Cep RR Bas 22000 11! Con R Ba a3 2000 do. 9c00 do a 6000 INCaRiF’aBde 2000 = do. 12, 1865, bao 101 5600 do. we 10000 VATRR2dmtbs 2000 Cly&Jol divbds £0 sha ms gd 160 Pavame RR.... 7 Gal a . ‘hi 1 BOARD. $1000 Mirrouri 6's wens ga & Chi RR 110 M 2000 Lil Cen RR Bas i, 100 ..b30 110 100 she Nie T Co.860 17% ref xo RiLbso 92 100 Cum Coal Co.b30 29% sous DIG £0 do. 204g $0 Mh Sok in KR 10455 100 do 495, 26 Clv & Pitts RR. 59 100 Canton Co. 27'{ 56 Mich Cen RR... 200 krie RR. 52 50 Harlem RR... , £0 ct 5245 10 Hudson R RR... bo ¢ $2 CITY TRAD# REPORY. ‘Tacnspay, July 12— M. Asiys.—Sales of 600 Dbls, pota were made, chietly at $0 60, Breavervrrs.—Flour—The market was steady without further alteration im prices of moment, The ‘ales em- braced 7,000 & $,000 bbls., including inferior common to guod State at 3844085 75, and fancy with extra at $5 75.0 $9; mixed and good Western at $4 12a $9 50; fancy and extra Genesoe at $11 s $12 50, and extra Ohio at $11 4 $11 30; Canadian (1.200 bla.) sold at prices rapging {rom $10 s $11 « $1112; Southern (100 a 800 bbls. sold) ranged frdm $1025 a $12. Rye flour was dull. The sales of corn meal reached about 150 bbls New Jersey, at $487%;. Wheat—About 1,500 bushels Michigan white were sold at private terma, and 500 do. At $250, and 1,000 bested new Southern at $185, Rye ‘was dull at $1450 $1 50 asked. Onta were quiet at O2c. a 6c, Coro—The market waa very active, which cloved ip favor of buyers. reached’ from about 95,000 a 100,000 busheta, ec, a Gle, chietly at Me, Coal —The sales of 150 chaldrons of Sidney (which cempleted the disposition of a cargo of 560 tons,) were made at $5 60, the price obtained for the whole. Covyan —Sales of 200 mata Java were made at 143c. 360 bage Laguyra at 10% #11 ie.; 36 bage Cabe ‘ab including parcels tor export at The portions purchased for shipment were co. aay Son d,b00 u 1/0e bees Rio were reported at 1O%cec, with abo bout 400 bags do. at 1034 a 103¢¢. on —The rales were confined to about 500 bales, and the market cloved steady, without further change io prices ef moment. Frascuts were inactive: to Liverpool stout 20,000 els of corn were engaged in bulk i4. bales of cotton, at 7 92d. a 1¢d. for romp rome, ited oad iondon were \d.; ashes and rice 6,000 bales do, at private terms. Hates to 1 at 2n., 1,000 Mae cotton was at ! bags ce oe 104, and 200 bales of cotton at 5-164, To Bremen, rome bone was engaged at 'ic. To Glasgow, of corn were taken, im bulk, 41¢4.; beef was taken at 3s,, and oil at 26s. per ton. Caidornia rates were unchanged. BAY,—The market was firm for good oid shlpping which fold to a moderate extent at $1 a 61 06, a helders demanded $1 12. Tnon.— Within « day or two, about 100 a 200 tons of Scotch pig have been sold at $20 50 a $21. Moiarses waa Srm but quiet. NavaL “Tones were unchanged, and sales moderate. Provisions. Pork : was rather firmer; the salen of new mess reached about 1,200 a 1.400 bbis., in- $16 60 a $1662, and old meva at $19 25. Beef was steady without change in the sales were 100 a 200 bble. Cut meate were duli and easier, The sales included 100 a 160 peeee ot hes & Sc. for shoulders, and ¢i¢c. ® So sge. bor betas, Butter—State and Western ranged from Ibe, a 200. Cheene wan quiet at de. 0 9c Lard heavy, sales bbls. at 10%e, « 10%e. ‘bags Fant Indie were sold in Bos 200 Rick.—ales of 1, ton for New York ‘at p. » and 100 casks prime were 1¢ were made at lc. ported at Ce. a ood a Srices.—Small sales er —The sales i ‘about 1,600 hhda., ony, Cube muscovado, at bie. a 5% 6%¢ , about ‘half of Shich was at 636 2 6¢. The enles embraced « emall of New Orleans prime bis wn ‘was quiet, being held above the views of buy =m —The enles embcace’d 209 0 200 bole. State Prison at 4c. To lote, some Wot NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1855. LIST OF LETTERS Remaining tn tho lew York Gy Pest Oaiee, PubMed exclusively tm the New Yoax Hamat, by tot of Congress—the paper having the largess circulation any in the United States. DAIRY LIST, Adama Bre, Sdav Aller Adama Mre Cocella mane a, Vande Ellssboth Mo Miss, St Aiken Miss Jecsic % ‘Atkinsen Aitchison Hulse Ma. Appister a Ba Ay a APhettongMineade. Ax aia Albright M inane ri iy hire a lnide ustinMrs Louisal, own essen Mi Bigchburwe Sire Botts yee St ry Baker Mre fart BtanchardMissLa vette, Barney Mrs L, Broome et ‘3d ot Barker Mrs Ano Burke Mrs Mary or Mi Ob: Barrett Mary Barry Emeline Bourke Mrs Valon- MruLuey BochanMiss Bridget, tine Blatmacher Mise Bropb; Burkot Mrs Anno Bostwic! hi Eame G Burnum Mrs Mary line ieee in Begdzet payne Mee Bridget Brown Ellen Buras Miss Ellea BrownMrs Mar; Aan Bi Bui y Binsors Miss lin Brown. rel Rout J Callnban MissGath Chase Heater Ann Connelly Mes AC ‘aillet Madam Th Casey Margaret Connelly Miss Ellon ‘ammpbeliMissAnnie Catlin Miss Louisn Mrs, Catha- -Coltkn MraCathar'e Cotter, Mar; a Colohen Bridcet, Crout Mrs ey Aan pm MasAdamGonaaiy Catharine Cowles Hetesy Mt Capet Cons Mise Louisa ner Ar ibleeok: Crovia Miss Mary Conklin Mary J Clark Eliza, Wilson Conors Houcra ‘Clark Miss HuldabG Connor ally Aug's ry CummingsMaryJa’e h Miss Ellon Clark Miss Kate Conn # MinsMory’t Claskey Miss Mary Clark Mra AC sarah Corman Honrietts Conuel carne’ ‘Crystal Anne Carter Mis dD Dsly Ani Delimore Bridget Doug!aveMrs 30th at Daily Mrs Jobn Dempsey Mrssames DouglassMisvisab’s. 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TOW, Muller J i u DRY GOODS, &&«. WORTH OF FRENCH EMTMROIDEROG from suction, at just half coe. Tadion’ elegant embroidered » at 87 orth 614; about sixty sets of eeu ful collars 1910 60 wach, worth A 43 Broadway, second door above Bleecker at. ANDS.—A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF BANU and embroidered pieces fur besj uss, sow 8 onhs- tow, also black lace abawls at 8) aud up, with © large variety of lace and embroidered for seme M phy copies Mr, 0 ay Patrion MoGrar MoKee Thomas obert G McLaughlin Jno Molniyre Wim N McKinsey Mr Metorey Edward MeLaughlin Chas MeKelvie PJ MeSieee a Cod Mae yea Capt Allen oven dobn F | yes Dexter ft i Ore Wiliam Overton Dr Jno G Oyrterman Wim 4 Porter Ubes Potter Francis | i Prevows Jesper Procter bnclos } 16 De Patriek Pook PW A Co Mees Putnam Jefereon | senrer William ueewe Mone Goanes Roger | 4 a Beith $1 Su | long mee wear, at low prices. MILLER & GRANT, 371 Broadway. FURNISHING GOODE A LARGK J lor of geutiemen's cravata, gloves, half hove, fee., ae, selling very cheap, at 7 SeLLLSON & 00.%8, 98 ADIN’ KILK ELASTIC DAES KANDS —THY AD- 1 Vertier is prepared to make silk elastic webbing jor Sadien’ Cress bands, either plain or jag by ya treet. Menufactares sila etastic and oti groves for Congress boots, 67 Ana steeet Shir’ tag SUMMER FRENCH WOVE CORMET —MI GAYNOR has just received awother importation of ler cale- brated French wove corsets, magufscturet at Lyons oa preasly for her, of & very light coulilie, and beautifully adapted for summer wear, only weighing betwees leur and fire ounces each corsst. Her prices are only Ralf usually charged, while for ease and singance in Hiting, her French wove corsets are coulssseliy wasurpasend, GAYNOK, Importer, 65 Third avenue, Jamar Tenth ot, SVLLING OFF, AT LES THAN OOOT—MY LaRgn stock of Orese trimming ribbows and millinery grade. MH. LICHTENSTELS, Kibbon Store, 90 Bowery. < ENTLEMEN 8 4 Brostwey, \ a OPARTNESO SOTICE, TO $2000.—A PARTNER WANTED 1. join Che edvertieer to parchase & betel and situated on one of the largest the: ~PARTNER WANTED TO TAKE AN J mterest in & carb business lowg oe 4 ollers promt a, a It re Yor particolaee ap Chammoers wtreet. $500: tabiiebed an! manage the pestanes OVAL & PHILA, 1) WANTED, to A GENTLAMAN WITH THB Ja the wivertiaer in por : 8100 WANTAD, AN ACTT a, this day, te tae one of the saat interesting purl fore the public A copyiright fi procured, BIGA dey cam be easily male Fall prot oO ‘sod satiafaction will be given by H MeMAHO®, 176 Chatham etree. RARE CHANCE FOR A PRRHON HAvENG rr 94 (0 to 910,000 cash eapital, lo enter Inte « sow or aaireee by better DF HL He OP ARTE WRT venes & hrethers HENRY Pre Arernh renee HE COP TN! VORMORLY WaTING = wee Maghe Carre and Praccws Masanet, - A Carre hk Minsamet having oon poy ae volved Thott @ raateu oe, Aut ialon ft heeere wlan Nreowe ‘Uke frm of A. Carre & On. inform my (rewis eat the publie j i: 3 street. TDAP CRE he OF. 4 ANTYD—A PARTVER, WITH + YEW TIMARAND we Gollars, (or the maculactoring Of jewelry ead Retty mee chains slreacy estabiehed. Address bow 49 Reosaway Koreell Gow Vout Othee Boihiaeper Mone Kyser Thee CLATTAN@, Ol Kyew Béwers ses ye Joh T PRIVATE FALK.ONE HUNDRED alraco jan Michael. MD conta, Vi 74, Qnek conte, 2. Dink cloth frocks, Tae Timothy oly Winmet, Preach cloth, $4 WY) limen conte nat pante, ap ny Bleach 12 )U7 9 sation! rooms | Caah sivaanee make ty Sean” | $a svoxeneeents of sietbing wnt a dey gota, Powe BAwers | brokers’ Dekete purchased = 1275 yey Ce WY AMTEING 7 SVERY tenure eeids Jou ty Bervert = | Se = | Martine doreye | ies ith Toomer | b Heres } Sem Marte rer Sein A frbane pe