New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-11

tx 'bange is not active but steady Sterling ossi the
bulk Of the sales being at % a9 per cent. Francs s5l5
a5l2i.
In Freghts there Is fir business doing a, previous
rates To Liverpool 600 Oco bbls Flour ls6i 10
bushels Wheat SD 500 bbls Rein ls Cd casks Tai
low l2s Cd Cd 800 bales Cotton tsrces Rice
ls6d.; 5000 HID and Pipe Slaves, Os To London
1900 hush Wheat Ia 7id in ships bags 20 tuus Log
wood. 2ss; coo bbs Oil Cake 2s 700 bbs Flour. o.
tubs Oil Cake 22. Cd 30 H. tc, and IS kegs Tobacco
g. and 3s 20 tups For and 800 bbls Resin on pri
vste terms To Hsvre, by French ship. $1,000 ts.
whsleboDe Gal GOO bags Cocoa : and 800 bales Cot
ton g. To California the business is fair a. a SOC.
To Australia, 40 a5Oc brig Of 24O uns axea up Tor
Malaga and bark 1t 81 49, and several others for the sane
voysee on terms did not learn Norwegian brig en-
gagged Sugar from Cuba 70 the North Sea 2, 81 g. tFo
American ships from Quebec to Hall 1853 for Deals abd
f3s for Timber two 10 London 1908 1853 one from
Bic to London and Meek brig from St John to Hall
lO5s a HanOv. bark from ST. Jobu to Hull, 1888;
and ass for Deals and Timber vessel from City
Point TO Liverpool 1865; brig from Nueviiss TO NeS-
York Mahogany at sl4 schooner from Jacksonville to
Eew.York Flooring about 81 and American ship from
Newcastle Eng TO New York, on private terms.
The private letters by the Sts4ner announce the
tinuaDes Of quiet in the London Commercial circles Con
soil were rather suOysnt closing a: % ss-l American
Securities were quiet Money abundant AZ 81 cent
On djscounts The bullion in the Bank continued 10
crease and the exports the Continent and Australia
light.
The Bank Of England weekly return gives the active
circulation Of payable demand a. A22o''7so De-
ng decrease Of 43s7 800. The notes unemployed were
increased BY 45l2 230 The bullion 10 both departments
amounted to 4Is635,-26 being augmentation Of 1885,
Bill
The Rest increased f2s3s The public deposits in
erea,ed Is7s7s7 The other deposits decreased tsj9l %
The seven day and other bills decreased 421lyj. The
other seepr,ies decreased +5i5zoi The Government Sc
curities decreased 4lOoV' ..,,, ,,.
Purchases to the amour; Of about 10000 b0s hsd been
made ~ American Flour in London for French account
Another failure is reported At Hamburg VIZ ths' o.
No. Pstzer Essfeldt Co, ss sequence OF the sus
..ion oi Nessrs I.Ohman q Co, OF that city, and
~ Me,srs wrampe g. Co, of London The engage
,pen,s Of Msssrs LohmsnD n Co. are estimated at
million marks banco about $4,000 stering and the as
sets are bell, we'd 20 be very small
The accounts from Australia were favorable
w. have been svae for some days past of the disoov
srv Of frauds in the weighing department OF the Reading
Railroad but were not liberty to print the details They
ar. now however made public. The Phiiadelpaa Ldg'T
says: o.b.r..
The coal from the various minesn weighed on me La
era Railroad leading TO the ke@lhS h@1to"u auI We
Scbpvlkil Canal The Reading Company 70 AVOID the
trouble and expense Of Immediately 70 weighing the cot'
have taken The weights furnished by the Latera Kan
road Companies Tue operators employ agents. VINO nave
a., az de.k in the Offices attached 10 the wsigs
- a. Zen An account Of the weight OF the coal sent 70
ddereu parties and 10 attend 10 Their business sneTy
.ss metimes assist the weigh master IN makng
Ont the tickets sng the weight and destination OF inc
coal which are furnished to the Rsifead Company u en-
~ ,,.u 10 urepare the weigh bills Such agent at
tbe office of the Nine Hill Railroad Company oi nOt III
The ploy of the Company lent himse; to deiaud se
R.adire Company in the following manner; lie wouid
,end nc ktts wh represented the coal 10 WeSn less hH
IA. actua weight and Of the owners OF the cou
maid l.ss freight on their coal than they should We done
Tbs cour,e was pursued only when the coal was Consigned
10 the brothers OF the owners At Richmond "h-h coa
sold 10 OfLsr pa ties the tickets were m'de oul eP
ss ting he coal TO weigh than the aca "esh anu
thus The owners received pay for too much coal The eA
tent of these frauds II is impssble 10 ascertain uu u,o
nrogress hs have been made Ia the investg doni Ou
spfep established 10 prove that the Reading hNroaa
Company can recover very respeoHDs sum some u'y
thousand dOrsJ and which WILL 10 hat extent ucte''e
their prodts We pleased TO learn tha Tue ra1l n"s
been coufued 10 three Of the operators on that Sd Oa,
regret 10 state that Of them were among the srgesl
dealers heretofore considered as highly espec'toe
Other state ents represent the amountlo by the Read
mo COMPANY as some hundred and hiy tnoas and DOL
lars
Among the passengers by the Baltic steamer oil 'oday
ia Chares Buter Ed President Of the Wabash and Ere
Canal who on completion of thst important WORK VISITS
Europe not to open any negotiations but TO conu'
nersonay with lis constituents there reltve !" any ar
tber measures which may BE- necessary to ADOPT IN re
fou 10 the enterprise which he has brought to SO success
ful n conclusion
The Baltic took much less gold than was reported to be
going by her The report specie from this port for the
week and year. is as follows -