New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

mains on hand IN the Treasury Oi TINS the directors
have set apart $4,000 as a contingent or reservei
fund 70 meet such liabilities as all Roais are exposet
% from FIRE or other accidents AMI the reminder
Will 10 reoured for new cars to IRON, &c, and make
good the deterioration OF the Road
We annex an extract from the New
York letter of the Uoa IL relation to the gold move
ment:
The sound financial principle or which the present
charter Of the Bank OF England was basel 90 lsti
VIZ. That there should Dee no restraint up'l me
rr,ert al the oreei0us met MS, bit that they sl1It
come and 70 precisely as The operations 0 co n-,a
iro0el them has been almiraDiy illustrator IN me
working OF our .n1e0enient liti9Ht - s...l. a
cordinqto the English Bank charter me lnSltllion
rl,ef lve gold for notes, or notes Tor gold dcco Ing
10 the demands Of the public. mus Standard g)il
bullioni by law taken by the BANK Oh bsiail ~ eA
change for its notes al us 81 per ounce Inc Eng
sh coin Is however. worth rs 1914 per ounce. The
difference 0ldl is the cost of delay Whch average,
one month at the English mint. toriy pounIS troy
of standard gold j. AZ the mint Gomez mo lSo3 s)te
reens One ounce of cam IS therefore worth si>
lO.d. and the lower price for BULLION Is aIo"el tne
Bank TO compensate for delay Whatever quantity
of colds imported into England. the Bank, on de-
mand Of It's owners. must issue notes az the ABOVE
rate But all gold imported IS not standard, ami -
become 50 il must be assayet al private assay houses
arthp expense OF the owner. Inc expense OF asSly-
ing varies rorv much with different dcScu luons OF
gold. California bullion Is very expensive. am
therefore is not sent to London Ol the nk OF ing
and double eagles freshly issuei from the United
States Assay Office at 76s 81 per ounce. or Is 6i les,
than standard bullion per ounce, or difference OF
Der cent against the American coin. which IS rather
more than the difference between the two Standards
That Is to say. 10000 eagles Will average weight as
follows
OF dWt. + Sd
537I 10. at 76s 81 -
5,272 l2 standard. at rs 9i---..----.----2o5o
Diference. --------.--------- ~ ~
The average United States coin Is l. grains iclTsc
than the British. and the reception of the American
com by the bank al rate equal TO the cost OF ASSAY
facilitates the migration OF the bullion tMtlef. ms
results from the fact that the Philadelphia Mint turns
out only the large pieces. for which there Is no clrc
lating demand here and which are favorable re-
miitance This matter ought 90 be rcmeIlet. SO that
all the coin emitted by the Mint should be that which
is demanded by the wants of circulation. The In
gress and egreSs OF the metals might then be LEFT
with entire safety 70 the operations OF commerce.
where there are no Government restrictions. There
can result no evil from the movements OF any trade
II is but few years ago that, under the operations
OF the corn laws of England the prospect of the me-
cessy of an import of corn CONFUSED the whole
financial fabric of the British Empire An lmporta-
ton of 2000000 bushels of wheat m 1896 precIp-
lated the most severe revllSlOn of the present CEN
fury The importation of f0.s66 sos bushels m 1850
was entirely mnOucod, and had no influence what
ever upon financial movements The trade IN corn
had become regulated, and. as Such hatprOiu'ej It's
own channels and accommodated itself 10 all others
Il is the same with the specie movement here.
The annexed statement shows the Gus
tom Dry Goods transactions for the week ending Nay
%, viz:
Eaiercd for Consumption
MANUFACTURES OF WOOL.
Woolcns, 96pckages SlO9jS Cloths, lsdo 76l9
TWeods. > do. 3Gs NostmgS. do, 43i WOrsteds. >
do, 92i stuff Goods do. 40 Listings 3 do. l.lsJ
Covers. 2do, lQl2 Cotton and Wor,ted. % do. $500
Cotton and Wool. do. 1867 Shaws, do. 6jl
Worsted and Cotton ShaWls do. I.7J3 Blankets
IS do. 1851 Baizcs, do 1921 Hose 10 DO, 2,02i
Mems Shirts. 6 do $50 Yarn. = DO 9. fGs CarDeting
do, 1892 Fancy Competing lido 1855 other MIN
uidcureS of Wool, 3d0. ,5jT Total. rs packages,
valued at S62,l3f
MANUFACTURES or COTTON
C0ttons. IS packages. S6436 Prints do, 227. Col
ored COitonS, 10 DO. 1924. MuSns DO. 2.3i6. En-
brodered MuSlns. II do. 5.l39. Bed Lace do. sll.
Velyets, DO 1904 Ianderchiefs. do. l6l, Laces.
do. l9s Hosiery. 1874 DO. U.llO, Gloves II do lbs
Cuttings. DO 1925 Frnges. 4 90. 400. Thread. )
do. SCI Nets, do, "a Webb do, j26 Shirts, do,
400 other manufactures of Cotton, do, 1852. To
tai, oil pkgs, valued "a $500
MANUFACTURES OF SILK.
Silks, &c packages $91 ,953 Ribbons. 43 do. IS 0s)
silks and Ribbons, q do. 1921 Laces do 6,O12
o pig sk sand So'9R So Is s E@9 go JSE DS
silk and Cotton. DO, LISP ShawS. do. 2s6, Pom
4l43 silk and Cotton ditto. 10 do. lOOl9 Vesiing, ;
do 3.l22 six and Linen, DO. $50 SILK and Wors-
ted do. 1856 silk ana Cotton l6 do, 6,7l7. Bolt
Cloth. DO Lose Gloves, do. 1916 Servings n do
6SjO Buttons, do. SOP LaceS. do. AL. Bralds. .
do 500 Binding, TO- 400 Gallons do. PCS spun
silk ! do. lao. Twist. DO. LOSS. Frnges, : do
1888 Trimmings DO, go Lamp Mats. do, 279
Raw, DO 92i other manufactures of Silk q do
1911. Total, 225 pkgs. valued at S23i,69s
MANUFACTUREs or FLAX.
Linens. 81 packages SI237l. LaccS. 6 DO, 263S
Handkerchefs, ~ 1875. Thread, 10 DO, SOB Yarn
do, 227 Bobbins do, 90. other manufactures of
Flax, do, 1913. Total, l07 pkgs, valued at S22396
MISCELLANEOUS.
Straw Goods . packages. $2.7Ol Artificial Flow
erS, do, 300 EmbroldcueS : do, 1855 Millinery
DO, POO Collars. &c. 3 DO. 293 Inseriings &C.
do, l,63S Handkerchicfs, do, ~ CravafS, DO
800 Leather Gloves, 3 do COZ KID do DO. 3 C69
Pearl Buttons, do 1878 Hair Cloth , DO. 1924
Button Studs, do, 225 MohaIr Braid, do 421
Goats Plush, do, 9ij Mohair Plush. ) do 20fs
Clothing, do, 500. Total 90 pkgs valued at $222l4
Withdrawn from WAREHOUSE
MANUFACTURES or WOOL
Woolons - packages. $1,000 Cloth G do. 2l06
do. l,S43 Cotton and Worsted II do. 1852 stun
Goods, DO, l0l Lusiers 3 do 300 ShawlS 80 DO.
6,59l Mems Hose DO, 73l Hose. do 56i Blan-
kets, do 1929 Total, 81 pkgs. valued at s23,il5
Cottons, 81 packages, $4I47 Cplored do 10 do.
zoos Gmgh2mS' do $50 Emb. Muslin, lido, l,O3l
LaceS' do ll9 spool do 7l2 Hosiery DO 81.
Total, AZ packages. valued at $S43S
MANUFACTURES OF SILK
Silks, packages. Sl9l7 LaceS do. 1859 Vel
vets do S5l HSndkerchiefs, do, SIS ;. & C..
Worsted, 10, 1884 Pongces 10 go, 1914 Frnges,
] DO 900 Servings, do. 4SS Raw, do AZ. To- |
tai, As packages, valued al 81 1867
MANUFACTURES OF FLAN.
Linens. 81 packages. $7,296 Thread. do 327
Yarn. } do, 1909. Total 81 packages, valued at
$S,625
MISCELLANEOUS
Straw Goods 81 packages, S42g7 MOhair, 4 do,
2.l7j Mating, 40 do. l9s2. Total. 452 packages.
valued at $3.50
Entered Warehouse
MANUFACTURES OF WOOL.
Woolcns packages, 1925 WorSted. do, 65s
ClolhS, 10 l,399 MeunoS, do $50 Blankets, - |
do, 24S5 Hosiery, do, 500 Cotton and Worstei. |
80 do, 1902 Cotton and Wool / DO. 500 Total !
81 pigs, valued al Sll,929.
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON
Cotons a packages, SS,s99; Spool, 10 do 1895 |
limdkercmetS II do, 1850 Hosiery, 1 DO. I2I |
SHIRTS, do, !,35s Total a packages, valued at |