New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-16

In excess Ul tNtDNNNh fnlllDns steTNuBs va -
constantly increasing. The arrivals Of gold from Aa'
trala IN three ueet' was ,Jtna,ed at over nrinn Ut
pounds ,te,hog. Con'fJs Io~er under c'usiderf
bic 5slrs, and closed ~ loOH. Toe r4ivsy calls ="
july In France and Great Britain, amount 10 sbol.
three million pouni, sterlirg. Silver vas higher. Ia"
6Ol4d q ounce; Dollars. 5s4d. The advicss in relr
ton 20 C,uon ind Brpa5srhs do not lndicas any lon
portaut chApeo. Ia American Sticks there was nh
n uch doluy bat Government Stuck, In talr a.
mapd, aud there were SONS salts # State s'clrlr'e,
Railroad BoE d we're heavy. BUiRgs Cire4ar Of the
% INST remErkS:
The demand Is limited IN the leading S,ae Securities
The d,bsutz-.s Of toe Ratroad Con snes ratisr
" ed on the n-rs e. and sOne have reached 90 I'm
the Contines, United Safes o., lnsrrp~Ons. 9jia 20
106; DO Bonds. lO7l9 100; do -, B0lts, o. NJ.
York Spt~ 81 95dg6: OsiD o. of 1870 lo:} Il l0i'2
PenrsyIvstia s.. s-as9; K4n'u;kv g. % al .; w
enia g.. Bonds ~ agg; Bostnn City s. "a 895; N
actusets terlirg js lW los; Maryland Sterling -
$50: Csnaoa IS lH@ll5.
Some Eris Couverioles which we're on the L1nion
market for American account had been withdr4wn for
better rates, which would assst materially the neg via
don of the half rniiol pounds Sterling Sizes Of that
Company The Convertible, were IN demand at g. ex.
dividend, equal to o. here The Illinois Central loar
was not fully closed In consequence Of the nonsrya
OF some information which had been for from the
Company.
The earnings of the Rochester and Syra-
cufe Road for June were very large, being sll6750
sgainst 500 36s in The month last year, g'iao
sls iO2 ar l2lR y cent The earnings Of tho Buffalo
and Rochester Road we hear sSl,OO1.
The Acting Secretary Of the Treasury
gives notice that the Department VIII DO ready ana
aer the 2d prox to pay claimants under he award of
The Commissioner for dribn:ing the Brazilian indie n
nifty.
The receipts at the ub-Treasury were
el34, 726; Payments e3i,3H; Balance, 81 Osl,slO
The revenae of the Baltimore and Odio
Railroad for the month Of June, 1852, has been
sl7O6i5 90, of which sl33 500 81 were from the main
stem, and $367s2 % from The Washington Branch.
In regard to the crops Of Great Britain
The London Mercantile Journal Gays:
The weather /, sI of sufficiently unsettled charac.
ter involve the future In great uot aud much
uncertainty Il felt % what may be tho ulmlfe resls
Of the haTve-t that all paities deem pru1
act piLh extreme caution The late rains have proba-
big done little actual Uscnt but they havs tend.
cd keep up degree of eXct m-Dt and have
6ered h>lders Of grain cOnhden, than they would
ober1l have b. Gu buyers have, on the 0.her hand,
failed TO take the alarm and have In general been
tent 10 purchase just sufficient TO supply their pressing
wants.
Hitherto the reports respecting thu growing wheat
complaints respecting mafOrmaOn In the ear &C. our
to these attach little importance the great ouk of
the adyices from the agricultural districts being e
favorBble az usually tbs the corresponding Do.
ROD Of the year Barley aud oats have been 5enenCed
by the recent coplous wers aud promise good r..
turn. Winter beans are certainly blghted, but those
planted IN spring Rre believe thns far going on well
Peas vsriousy spoken Of 10 parts Of the coul
try they represented r. be unusually PROMISING and
in others decidedly n e reverse.
Within Inc last few days we have received unfavors.
bla from Cornwall and the otnpr Wcstarn
Counties also from Ireland, respecting Potatoes Ia
many the pant is sad 70 nave exhibited uasquiyO
cal Sims of dsease and we fear thai this root will
escape the disorder 10 which has ct las years been
snhjtct TIE future range OF prices Ia entirely quss
ton Of weather and II would therefore DO very unsafe
venture predictions The Hay crop will dnly
not be heavy, and stocks Of old nearly Args
o. they were at this time laet year By the most re rat
advces from the CoDdnert II appears that the weather
Rad b. similar abroad 10 what We have experienced
here-chan2able but no, decide ~ unfsy0rable Hold.
OF Wheat hsd IL seems, manifested more de position
10 raise than to lower their pretensons bu. la the
Of anything Ike active expert demand /; had
proved difficult to establish any advance on previous
prices.
The Albany Ecrning Journal says:
The great bulk of the new CLIO OF WOOL par.
iiculsry in Michigan, Ohio and Wisconsin, Is
IN second hands The stock clip - estimated 10 DO
rather larger than last year. bat OF this al Is conjecture
and nothing csn be known for come weeks yet From
Milwaukee about 5000 lbs have been shJped this
O. and there nearly 100000 s in warehouse waiting
shipment. A large amount has been purchased In ths
seccn OF country which hes not yet been brought 70 the
Like Ia Michigan tho business IL about over During
the week better than COO bales have been shipped
sorne sales had been made BY first buyer5 m4nufac
rTefs at an adysnce on the opening prices OF the
son.
The following statements in reference 20 |
tNe trade with Persia and Turkey, furnished IN
letter lrom Constantinope to Tie s.. L0uis LetGH- /
s,nc1
have Just tome statistics Of The trade of Treb-
zond, which think may oe relied on for accuracy, and
nay be Interesting to commercial men la America
You will recoec that ibis port Is the soGth-eist
extremity OF the Black Sea. The town Itself Is small
ubmportant, bat II IS the grca. entrapot Of Armsna
and Persia, and through II 10 carried IA extensive
transit rade chiefly from Ens land aud Germany. Ia
ring the year 1851 ninety seven steamships and SsvebtY
three sh arrived there with goods and pass
2l3 $40 coo pastors $40 100 go OF ths g. 80 $50
comprising than 600 horse loads were for Persia
alone In the Same spoca of dine tacr6 arrived at Ire
bzond, iiom Persia 4,.56 horSe loals OF goods tlr
Europe, Qcculect we have railroads yet IN tnis
country among which were 200 bales OF SUE values
Al SlO4l,d6; besides nut.galls, saffron temoeVl "a n
species Of tooacco) 'haws almonds, leeches, pipe
irks carpets &c, sc.
During the ear tho number Of passangeri TIA. en-
barked l. om Treblzond for the Capitol was l'i5o
As may be Interested In knO siDg what KIDD OF |
goods carried 10 Persia from Europe ~il last sag
that all sorts OF dry goods especially oroacclO'hs, cis-
simares snd chiatzes ind ready market there ald |
also hardware Of certain descriptions, and r'iaef |
sugar in 1851 there not less than G4Si ooXe,Of
Lost sugar sent 10 Persa ant Georgia through Trabl
zoLd and go hcgsrcads partly loaf and plrtly crusll
Cen We supply noae IT tho articles ried 70 Pe-siaf
Are consumers Of none Of the articles that come
from iheref The very fact that nerctal trea,y
has Just been arranged between tho United - ties and
the Persian Government seems snow that there
basis for a commercial exchange between toetvo coan.
ties ard for ore long 10 see our shlps plon,bing
through tie "bri1y Euxno' and engaging In hoa,rl |
be competition with other nliJus 10 thls iccrliiye b
Stress.
had noticed also, that a large number OF EagVsh
" sels 90 Up the Danube every ycar had supoo to-
Grain bat now observe that a urge amount of WOOL
is ually exported from the provinces of Walle;ht
und MOldaya During 1851 about 6COl 900 of Do1pds
produced In these provinces atone portion Of
ths snnnie. Toe clnh Lacrl-ina In G.a.a -.r.-l