New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-19
On the other side of the account:

Notes t,<1Itbn Increase 1870
The amount of notes in circulation lie 600 ''so-being
decrease Of fl4 sO5 and the stock of bullion in both
departments is fl3, 4s4, o2I-showing a decrease of
Si4s,353 when compared with the previous return.
When the Bank raised their Of discount the Ilth
Of May last from TO 81 cent, Cons,s at ssI
and the stock OF bullion fl2 6osO7s. CoHsos are
new 92 and the stock Of bullion fl3 633 677 with the
prospect Of increase, apart from foreign arrivals by
return Of portion of the specie lately absorbed in the
payment Of the dividends.
The arrivals Of Gold from Australia reached f3520OO,
besides fii2 600 from NewYork. The demand for gold
for continental sufficient to absorb the supply
and ZONE lots had been offered at the Bank. The rain
Of three days duration had unfavorabe effect upon
he Consol market, but the quotations were firm at the
close The latest vices from the Paris Bourse show that
prices are IN maintained with frmness.
The mercantile advicos from the continent continue
interesting The tendency of the rates of exchange is
satisfactory, but they show no positive alteration with
the exception Of Hamburg, where decided Improvement
has taken place. money that city being again abundant
atQa21 y cent
Tie London Ecoa0mia has the annexed upon the state
ment Of the Board of Trade:
"Tbe Of the imports and exports for six months
Of the year in which have been at now pub
EsAed and they show continued increase in the bulk
Of trade II there be riDg decrease on the whole
IN the animals imported, most of the great articles Of
food Except coffee and materials Of manufacture except
continued increase In the articles in which decrease
was eapee,ed-hax hemp, tallow-here is an Increase
The extrtions Of merchants have all difficult
tics and augmented the supplies. SO with articles OF
eTal consumption, except coffee and spirits there is con-
nua increase, as tables which need not quote,
show. The increase in the declared value OF exports
part Of which may be due increase OF price, but the
bulk OF which rs due TO increase in the quantities
pcrtedis quite astonishing considering the very grea;
Increase which took place last year:
For the month. For six months
lt52 45769,tg6 SS3.5495l2
1854 7,7V7,eu tS4SO1
Thus though there increase in June 1853 over
the value Of the exports in June 1852, of a little more
than million there is increase of almost million in
June 1854 above the value Of exports in June 1853 In
the elk months 1883 exceeded 1889 by Is 800 900 and in
the present months The the six months of
lsS3is Il zoe goo. EXcep. linen and sks all articles
have shared in the increase and the Of trade
In spite Of many difficulties such those growing out Of
the high interest of money and high prices of food
continu ay augmenng The industry OF the people
the Of all the national weahis uninterrupted and
long that active and free prosperity Is
net likely 10 suffer a serious check.
The received for tolls all the New-York State
Canals during the second week in August s...,,..s77& IS
Same Pered in s577 Is
Decrease in "a 81 20
The received for tolls the
Of navigation 20 the Nh Of August inclusive Isl 81
IL ptiiod IN l5J7S9 ~
Decrease in lSSt........................ slAS2s IS