New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16
. r...nn 70 .n,icr.,e similar rs.ults tbrouphou,

,very reason to anticipate similar results throughout
ne contipents Of Europe and America. Prices OF
grain in the country are tGmbling down, AID The
T,o<. Of Yesterday devO;es a leader 70 prove that
r.. difference in the price Of wheat compared with
tba, Ia the previous twelve months. viii b. q, ieast
9Oi quarter IL favor OF the public, winch on the
whole consumption wlll amount % tSenfy.hve NIL
lions Of pounds 70 that body wbett alone, beside
corresponding relief in o.her grain. These gratifying
announcements have caused firm feeling 20 prevail
IN commercial circles and hopes entertained that
ere long the Bank Of England will be enabled TO make
another reduction in the rates Of discount
1.-THE money market does not exhibit 90 easy q
feeling a. iast week the demand for ACCOMMODATION
being more active, and some tigb'ness has been s1
perenced Scarcely any business was done 10 Las as
eourts below the minimum rate Of tie Bank OF lag
land that IT, y cent, even in the case Oh ars1eia.s
bills The demand may perhaps be party ~ en'.iI-
ration Of the approaching commercial setting on the
5tb OF the month. which is expected 70 prove heavy
The arrivals Of gold from ths United states are no
eral but with the exception Of me b'seX IRON Mel
bonyne with 300 600 ounces Of gold, We nave had no
Ans,rsl;an arrivals since our last Upon change OF
wind howeyer we are likely soon 70 hear Of several
Of them turning up ,
"Tbere he's been a steady demand for silver, both
in dollars and in bars; and although the arrivals re-
rorted are larger the quotations are maintained and
with he prorpect Of continued export 70 the East
will quickly reduce present supply
Nessrs Barring Brothers circular states tha' 10
American stocks there is change, with but little
4bnoo"~ii"nSAa'
a1OI Pennsylvania Railroad 6s, 9la9lI. Canada
&C. have advanced to 1881 leoi American Eagles,
1881; Doubloors, Sc; Dollars 62d., and Bar ST.
yer Gid
The advertisement Of the new banking and lanl
agency Of Messrs Tracy & Farnham, e; st. Anihonys
Fans. Minnesota, will be found in columns this
morning.
A sale of $50 900 Of Erie 1898 Bonds was made to-
day AT e. which is an important advance
II il understood that George NJ. Dexter, Esq, VIII
be elected President Of the Board OF Directors
Of the Vermont Central Railroad Company
The Trustees Of the Parker Vein Company have
advertised the property Of the company, both real
and persona for SALE take place on the 10Th inst
The creditors Of the CompaEy says The Cumberland
onynoD arc not disposed TO wait the tardy action Of
the Legislature eighteen months hence. They will
press matters at once, and should the Company not
speedily pay of the floating debt, sale will doubt
lees take place.
Tie HuRterdon Gazette contradicts the report that
work has been suspended the bennington Railroad
Tie road is progressing and cars will be running on
the 4th of December.
Amount of Coal transported on the Philadelphia
md Reading Railroad to Thursday, Sept. IA, 1854:
Tuns Cwt
Total for week...................'.., Sjl5 %
Previously this year...........''.''''I%blH< II
.....................i $lis9o22 %
To time last year...........''. .l'loib'o ~
Amount of Coal transported on the Schuylkill Ca
nal to Sept. II, 1854:
Total for week QUO 10
Previously THE year....................b<l'S O 10
To,al.........,............... .6l80o6 II
To ga time last yeaT........''ss''. ..'o<,oh
The az antity Of Flour, Wheat Corn and Barley
left at udewaer during the second week in September
In the Years 1853 and 1854, is as follows:
Flour bbls Wheat bush Corn bush. Barley, BUSH
lab3 80. CT 8q4 S20474 1881 8B,7H
I854.. e9l1 19,7O3 4@,i64 $500
Dec 52983 Dec. 30977l Inc 3H $50 Dec. 25l89
TIE aggregate quantity Of the same articles left at
tide. water from the commencement of navigation to
the 4h Of September inclusive, during the years 1853
and 1854 isasfolows;
Flour obs Wheat, bush. Corn, bush. Barley, bush.
Ies9...I 548 O78 S5CG.5@ 1779555 36O3]6
is5I.... SS7,ais 2A,9n 6siaOsI 1854
Dec slO859 Dec O02 ~ Inc 1863 500 Inc 10 as
The aggregate quantity of the same arc les left at
fide.watas f-:;;m re commencement of navigation to
tbe 18th Of September inclusive during the years 1852
and 1854, is as follows:
Flour bbls Wheat, bu Corn. bu. Barley, bu.
1s52...........2Oo6s7 s 5S51S4 zoos se5 1881
1904 oof<iS ~'ffff'fA ''''SfN0' '''''
In 1 a. ~ Inc