New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-11
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WEDNESDAY AsruaiO-Px
Tie transactions st the Stock Board were 70 oonsdArsr
he e1eui To-Day ard generally further decline ~.s sub
utd 70 in the esairg FsDcies The calling in ofosn, on
these Stocks still continues to extent sufficient throw
quantity the market much beyond the demxnd. Tia
heSvy n Of the last ten days hS. attracted co1siisras
attention irom outsiders and orders Ns more Eanerousin
tire street from ihs, class Of operators both City sud cOan
try than for tine past II the market continues TO
fall these orders vul probably increase and may be suf
cient 10 arrest the decline Theirs sppesrsto be generally
but little confidence in any immediate Improvement ia
Sccis and many kGliscs Of Wal St anticipate still over
prices AT the Second Board there was ils more 6rn
ress AZ the close bat no rksd improvement Erie coses
tie As yesterday. Hudson River loSes Long Isl
snd oen. ser under sales for Phltde2hs sccoane
HNlem. better. Reading lover, Sc. NieTAgas i'm.
proved y cent Canton withou; change. McCul
loeb took smother star, and cold high as s an advance
OF s5 share since the Morning Board yesterday. Tns
advces from this Nine said to be OF the most encour
aging nature particularly in regard to Copper Many
Of the orders which were fled today were from Norfolk
srd Baltimore. the buyers having received most encour
aging reports from their SCENTS sent to examine the Nine
The Coal Stocks are rather active and hucta,tng. A
street sale Of COO shares NewCreek made seller
sixty. Tie premium Railroads heavy. New.fork
Central sold n lls New York and Ne Haven l0o sell
Ter sixty New Haven and Hartford 1875 Michigan Gen.
trail lOs Crystal Palace fell Of to l6. There we're no
sses Of Government Stocss State Stocks aud Railroad
Bonds in moderate demand.
The supply of Exchange is good and the demand at low
rate. Is considerable The remittsnces however. are
somewhat restricted by the scarcity of money CONNER
c Sterling ST. natures have been sold ST "A 81 cent
for good names Bankers ask "a e9i but sell to limited
extent Frsncs, 5.l5a5.l3i
In freight the market is not active but without change
To LyerrooL 10 coo bush Whes Sd 1000 or sooo ools
Hour % Cd Cotton a. To London, Flour Is 3d. Wheat
sasId, &c A Deal freish. was made st 9Ss' from 81.
Johns 20 Dublin.
The amount received at the Sub Treasury % sSill5
Ps,ments sl5s6l6. Balance s. $4,000
The Asia steamer takes sis9loO, principally In ngots
The Merlin for Bermuda sj00QO IN specie.
The arrivals Of gold from CaIcrnis IN two days have
bean on freight and in the hands of passengers about two
and half millions Of dollars These receipts add tempo
IsIiIy the strngenoy OF the Money market but next
week the returns from the Mint will give considerable
relief We hear that large portion Of the Gold by this
arrival III be coin I'd instead of being ingoted.
The Managers of the Crystal Palace have decided TO
sue 10 the stockholders one thousand shares OF stock
at par in the proportion Of share for every ioEr
old shares This will make the entire capital 100000
Mr. Joseph b. Collins, who recently removed from
the Presis ncv Of the Mutual Life Insurance Company, has
been elected P sden Of the United States Life Insurance
Company vice Frederick Sheldon, who retires.
The den aud money continues 20 be very active but
the srngency IS rather less severe Il an last week
The Backs are keeping themselves close hauled. and
will probably continue for some weeks yet The high
rates Of Interest prevailing will bring in capital from the
interior for employment and from this point considerable
relief will come TO which will be added the reduction OF
street demand resulting from the payment of call loans
which has been going for the last ten days From The
BANKS we ihIk but moderate amount Of facilities can be
| looked for Vt present.
The Dolly Hide Mine is progress ing, and continues more
snd more productive. We extract the following rom a
letter lust received from the Treasurer-he says Ins
cspect at this time is very al,terng The yield a.
'ieast tro fold, in quantity and the richness OF the ere
I've IRE working is altogether Of higher grade 'hsn
! at any previous tine
We give The Post the benefit Of the small hole through
Which attempts to creep In explanation Of ssnorance IN
chasing Deposits rs Means in tbs Bank reports
The csrpng money writer Of The fJsbuae cannot SEQ
that BG dep sits one OF the principal MONS or
soutces Of the Banks f'r making loans
III he Banks DO not employ their deposits What do
fhey do with them We take this opportunity Of remind
me T,ttaEc that it has for the last ten days done le
more IN s money article than steal those in The Pt Of
me preceding evening copying them nearly all seroat~
In regard TO the last charge only say that ftGde'
We feel TIE deepest regard the bad taste exhibited by
o,b treA OF TIE last ten days in copying the money ar
/ tcles 1t The Pot r., 6otim ct i,terotia
TIE Treasurer the New York Central Railroad Co sd'
vesos that the Trssfer Books will be opened at Albany
New York and Boston on the 25lh inst The delay has
been occssoned by the necessity OF scanning and balancing
tie stock Ledgers Of all tho roads Ia the cOnSolidlon
Tie Bonds probably be issued until November bat
temporary certificates for not less than ten thousand
doss Transferable by Endorsement will be issued to those
who wish anticipate the issue OF the regular Bonds At
triion is called to the Advertisement in the Fnancit
columns.
We hear that the Ere Railroad Co have leased the road
being built from Olesn westward toward Cleveland add
va! we when compleed for eHpediDg passengers De-
I ,..er Clsvelaud q nd New York
A purchase OF 1000 tuns L rails WAS made today by
Mtssrs Ninsow Lauer & Co for the New Orlssas OpslOu-
ss ard Great Western Railroad Co. 10 be delivered the
iDz vrtsr and spring tbs Company re pushing thelr
work with great energy 80 miles Of will BE- compsted
early next season.
After paving dividend Of eleven cent for the past six
uoohs the Gaena and Chicago Road have surplus OF
$4,000 The road IL expected will be opensdto freeport
On tie let September
The Norwich and Worcester Railroad CDmpany invite
proposals for contract 70 transport PASSENGERS and msr'
rtarde By steamboats, between New YORK, SsgIondon,
Aims Point and Norwich
The receipts Of tie Cleveland sud PtsbGrg Railroad Tor
Nhb
sSSs,
Tie spippirg List gives the ANNEXED statement Of the
srro Of Bread Stsfa from the United States 10 Great