New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

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1ho feeling in tho Money market la London has much
improved according 10 the tenor Of the private letters by
bs steamer Therp Ia nh abundance Of money for safe in
,esimsnt and bills being freely done at q al cent
Consols closed at % s9s! having been o5i. The war
question appears TO have Lost Ia nhance In Paris the
d,mand for monov Is more active nnd the Bank is consd
,ripg The pprey II advancing the rate Of interest to
cent The Banks ueni shows Increase in bullion
Of about 2oooOO In American Stocks there was nothing
doing in new negotiations but State Bonds and the Bonds
Of established railroads were in better demand Bar
rgs Circular says;
ixrEeax ooKs oared In small amounts thu,
vel and the demand has for considerable time
le,nvsy limited Sellers aust submit 10 dee iae n pces "a
much neglected United ste B.nds e.e n be Plss ilo ard
Sterling seaH fennylyAs Ip' ions 81 49, sii.o s9as,
m cf'd dc ~ iss ,nii ~ 10 3ness y
Ncv.York and Erie Convertible 1862 IS, ssllers
Cotton was steady and Breadstui had an improving ten
dencv. Tie London Mercantile Gazette of November Is,
says:
1.-THE weather continues favorable for out door opera
on and wheat sowing fast progressing The breaih
cultivated with this grain il likely 10 be greater thar IN
ordinary and large quantity Of new Wheat Is
being for seed The consumption of bread does not
aprear to fall Of indeed the very high prices for all other
Kinds Of food more especially Potatoes bread to be
extensively used than in times Of greater abundance
Thus far the supplies from abroad have kept pace with the
dtmard but il admits of doubt whether this will continue
TO be the case during the winter months. At present
have fair stock Of foreign Wheat and Flour in London at
Liverpool and ct Bristol but at Leeds Newcastle &e
the quantity In granary is small and the chances retha
the tie north aud northeastern parts Of the kingdom may
have 10 draw from the south and west On the whole we
regard further rise as much more probable event
II an any decline from the present rates as the reports IN
respect 10 the yield Of Wheat from the straw become in
creasngly uniavorably in proportion as ihrashng pro
ceeded with
Z TIE Iondon Times Of the 18th says:
"Te adviees from Paris day mention that the period
required by the mint before the delivery Of the gold left
for coinage thirty eight days the amount at present
esrna.ed as hand being about l,JOOOOJ. IL Is also
stated that proposal has recently been discussed a. the
Bank of France for making all their payments a. far as
possible in gold and refusing TO issue ye franc pieces so
a. to check the continued expectation of silver Nothing
however is positively known to the probability OF its
being adopted Gold continues to arrive at Paris from
this country but the profit these remances so mar
that The operation is at present confined e1clusveyo
money dealers That which is sent is derived from the
recent arrivals from America.
By the steamer orders have to fair extent for the
best descriptions Of Railroad Stocks and Bonds.
The North American Fire Insurance Company has de
olared semiannua dividend Of per cent
By our advertising columns it will be seen that Messrs
Psge Bacon offer or proposals s5OOOoO of the Bonds Of
the City and County Of St Louis proposals to be received
until TIE 25h January next, at the Banking House OF
Messrs Duncan, Sherman & Co.
We quoted yesterday from Chicago paper in which it
was stated that the Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Com
pany had made sale of portion OF their Bonds az s7i dur
ing the late money pressure This assured an err
ror the sale made was a much higher rate This Com
pany prosecuting their work with as much rapidly as
the season will permit Their ample for this pur
pose and it intended TO complete the entire line to Chicago
during the year 1851
The annexed extract s from letter received from Capt
Ponman Superintendent of the Charlotte Nine, n C.;
have Just returned from the Charlotte Nine and am
much gratifed say that are getting out some eeau
full ore very rich both in gold and copper. Since Mr. O.
T. Jackson was here have cut through the remainder
Of the veins and we have got workable vein meas
ung five feet very rich in gold and copper If we include
nine feet but in the five feet have the yellow suphu
rate gray copper black oxide and the red oxide very rich
and beautifully variegated with the virgin copper. We
are Progressing fast possible with the barelns OF
copper ore and separating the gold intend putting
up mills and attach them to the Charlotte engine to grind
cur gold ore"