New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03

fdence 81 the public
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury are
$4,000 paid. sIl3229 balance, s2,229.995.
The receipts Of the Erie Railroad for the
monthof Nav. 1851. were as follows from passen-
gers and mail SOP 997 II freights, sS9i7 80 total,
sl74345l2 Same month 1850, slfs226 s. increase,
s2t,lIs 81.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
panv has declared dividend offvc per cent
The Washington brings Dews Of better
feeling IN the Liverpool Cotton market, with
more active business the sales being 1000 bales OF
whch2 600 were on speculation. There are no change
in prices Breadstufs were also doing better In
the manufacturing districts business was unsettled
bv the situation Of the Liverpool Cotton market.
The English funds have been very steady, although
there has been Little business. Consols were quoted
9,Ito for money and 97t to for the account. Gold
Is /, cent dearer IN Paris than IN London and
O29 2 cent. dearer IN London than IN Hamourg.
Exchange on the United States Is O92 Pcent favor
Of England.
Bullion in London and on he Continent Is unal-
tered The quotations at London are as follows
Bar gold. f3 is 3D. per ounce standard American
gold eagles f9 les "a. per ounce bar silver, con
tanning gold tal gold above FIVE grains in the pound
L T. s.
yer. without gold IS. Id. per ounce standard Mex
lean and South American dollars Is. I'D pero
Spanish pillar do SIS. Id. per The imports Of
bullion include by the America, from the United
STATES 100000 by ship ASA from the Pacific. Sji,-
I4S by the Midway steamer, from the Byazlls f20,-
600 by the Sir Robert Peel liner, from New-IOrk,
100000 (siyer by the IBERIA Peninsula and ORR
entail steamer f2,OlO from Gibraltar $3.50, Lisbon
fl,4sO)
The amount Of the precious metals exported direct
from London during the week was $4,000, and 6O3s
ounces in gold and 90 $50 ounces Of silver shipped
as follows Gold dust, TO Hayre, l6s %. Gold bars,
to Dunkrk 1900 ozs Gold COIN to Belgium, 1920
OZs and 5000 10 Hamburg, $50 0Zs Silver bars,
TO Belgium, G0556 OZS 10 Hamburg 1000 DIS. TO
Rotterdam, 1900 OZS. Silver CON, TO Belgium,
10000 ozs. TO DunklTk, 1000 ozs. 10 Rotterdam,
$4,000 ozs. The total value Of these exports Is
nearly 1s6.OCO.
The bullion in the Bank was increasing. A re-
turn recently issued Of the Customs receipts and
shipping Of the several ports of Ireland during the
last 10 years CONVEYS some interesting points Of IN
formation regarding that country. appears tldt IN
/ the produce Of Customs duties there has been no
sustained advance during the entire period the
amount having been - CO.. IN ISL and t. 1854
IN 1850 The largest produce at any time IN the ID
years was in ls47, when it reached c24s5,699. Az
regards the eHncs and clcarances OF vessels at the
various ports there has been, however, remarkable
/ increase. the total tunnage OutWardS and lnWardS
/ which was 3392l2 tunS IN lsil. having risen 10
s2e IL tuns IN 1850. The year of famine irst caused
the great increase, and II has since been kept up by
the constant emigration. The totals with respect to
the cOaStlng trade show an aggregate tunndge out
and IN of 33l $50 IN 1871, and OF 3,90j625 IN 1850
The number of vessels registered as belonging to the
several ports, was 1862 with capacity of lS3,Sji
tons at the commencement of the period, and 1888,
with a capacity OF 261 ,6S2 TONS IN 1880.
The trade OF France appears to be revlving. The
Paris correspondent OF the Times says
" Ii is difficult to believe that the financial situa-
ton of the country state of rum, with all
the uncertainties of the future and the evils OF the
past, that he sources of ITS revenues dried up.
Lhaye before Inc the returns of the receipts. claSSed
under distinct heads of the first four months of 1851,
as compared with those of the same months of 1919
and 1850 find under the head OF Stamps an ln-
crease of 1876 OOtt in 1851 over 1879. In Customs,
to be sure, there falling of OF 5,3SO0OOf for the
period OF four months but In indirect contrbu-
tionS-taNes on articles OF general consumption,
though not all of neceSSltythere : an increase OF
lO,673OO0f and under the head PoSl-Omco Depart
ment appears an augmentation OF e3i,0UUf Total
! increase for that period. l6.f43O00f
Again, as between 1850 and 1881, ind under the
first head as aforementioned an increase of 2,27O,-
OOOf favor of the first four months of the present
year under the second head. mncreaSc of 73OO00f,
under the third, increase of 59750D0f and under
the fourth. increase of 95iOOOf Total favor of
1851 over 1850, 1926 00f
The same returns show that the proceeds of the
indirect contributions for the first three months IN
lef7 were 1O4Ol Golf, IN 1850, ts5O9,O3lt and IN
1851, 134ls 336f and the receipts from the same
source for the single month of April Were-ln 1871,
- SD S3Si IN 1850, 2i26 ,36f and m 1851 25,333
4S2f
1.-THE information collected during the last week
relative to the commerce of Paris indicates I'M
provcmcnt and, although the principal manuaciur-
ers have NOT received any large orders during That
time still there is CERTAIN degree of activity Obsery
able which may be Regarded aS the precursor of bet
ter times. Certain trades, such as braSs-iounderS,
Jewellers millnerS, hatterS, and cabnoimakers,h have
SO considerably reduced Their stock by orders from
the provinces that they have found 1t necessary 10
engage many of the hands they had discharged. The
accounts from the provincial towns for the same pc
nod are equally favorable The enormous reduction
the prlce of silk and cotton has compelled the
manufacturers To make a corresponding reduction 10
the shopkeeperS, who profit by The fall IN prices 10
pCnlSh their show rooms. Credit, however, rs sui
very much restricted, and tie weekly account pub
| hShed bv the Bank OF France demonstrates By the
small amount of commercial bills discounted. that
the system which sprung up after The revolution of
1916 OF buying ana selling for cash only, Is sill adj
horcdtO.
Accounts from the Observation-Disclosures state that
the cold and wet weather which has long prevail
e0, has injured the appearance of the growing crops,
aud has consequently caused a tnnmg rise IN the
com markets The Immense supply of flour IN the
Paris stores has, however, deferred purchasers from
offering more than an advance OF If a sack The
highest prlce quoted 45f for the sack Of l57 klo
erammeS Wheat has risen IN the markets of Meaux,
Cambria and Ponoise Il has fallen IN price how
ever, at Bordeaux and Roucn
The most gnl6cant circumstance IN reference %
The stocks az specie Is the condition of The Bank OF
France. The extraordinary amount OF specie there
coAtcltdi 1>S,SiI ~, mas struck many Win sur
prSc but is weekly accunulailOns have been looked
upon as matter OF course. On comparing hOwey-
er the weekly rates OF increase since the silver crisis
set m, Will be seen that the accumulation has very
much Slackened, although remlttances are made d.
rectiy nom Newly ork 10 HayTe, and two large IN
StalmentS of ten form pieces have been lately re-
ceNec On The completion OF the coinage It Is most
hkcy that NOV emcnt IN the contrary direction Will
take place
THIS year there has been little waste of bullion BY
boarding during The Portuguese struggle is
AT al end xhfr. fh..r..
state OF political affairs To prevent specie from
coming INTO circulation
Markets CAREFULIY REPORTED FoR tbs TRIBUNE
MONDAY. June ?
ASHES-Thc market steady for POTS At s. with a far
demand Pearls are gme u ST. The sales 80 bals
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