New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-21
Total...................s2o64 GA Il

Increase. 1904 a. oro6 q cent.
The Saturday has Some 100000 or 100000 in
gold engaged The receipts Of gold and silver from various
points Of The interior are regular and considerable
Adyices from New Orleans quote exchange New York
az l nor cent premium. and il this should continue we
all have receipts of gold from that quarter The banks
OF New Orleans are very rich in specie and can well spare
us a mi lion or two.
TIE features of the Money market remain about
before The supply on call is sufficient at cent on
available securities Strictly first cass paper is in good
demand at IL T. cent and occasionally choice name
goes of lOalI cent The Banks generally poor and
ir large portion Of their offerings The advices
- The Asia were received in the street quite favorable
aud Isly roltved The gloom induced by the weather
Tao pivot. rs quite cheerful in their tone but
leCOuntl, ,.u IA in operating. No immediate CONNER
cial cLeige anticipated as consequence OF the war
but c,utuu.ton of il, it vss believed, would cause
tight Money market, which must be met by reduced bust
ness and RETAINING from new enterprises COnsOs had
improy cd sgain g cent, closing At s7i asS. This is an
aggregate recovery of cent The panic had passed
away. Money was working easier. The Bank had not
raifed the rate Of interest and the next statement it
eIpecttd would slow increase OF bullion. Cotton
steady Flour bad lost p a2j6d Of the n cent advance
At Paris the failure of Msssrs lie Roy de Chabord Co
had produced at first quasi panic but that feeling
passed away Several bills that house, RENTED for
rcan account had been duly honored by other parties
rtsponsibe. The Times of Saturday says
fTtddg fCcHing-Ihere has iecn "A further adv ance
in the I'll cli-h funds to day, and although the highest
prices maintained up TO the termination OF bust
ness the final Ceotaton of Conso shows an advance If
about g. cent that of last evening. they lef, oil
Yesterday at 81 to and opened this morning at 81 t. l.
whence in Of very numerOu' purchases on
the part of the public, they improved to s7i
"A reaction then took place, and the last official trans
actions e. to s7i for money and for the next ac-
court which is fixed for the 18th of May Subsequently
bargains entered into at further decline of eighth
Foreign securities again frmer today. but there
diminished animation at the close. The transactions
in Russian Five per Cents at 49, "a and 92 and the
fral quotation was 90 to 81
The last accounts from the Paris Bourse 70 day showed
slight advance the closing prices Of last evening
The sdvices from ST Petersburg state that amount
in gold equal to about six millions of silver roubles or
nearly fl 600 900 sterling has been renewed s0m the
fortress for the purposes il 10 be presumed OF the
Allegations at the same time circulated that total
equal to about 100000 900 sterling remained
"1he withdrawal of,he Turkish loan of course,
ceived with satisfaction TO day by the parties who had
piled for IL when COnsos per cent above their
present price, but the question has been discussed to
the prospects of Turkey she is to be left without money
at the present moment.
The proposals first putforward having failed the credit
Of the Ottoman Government has sustained damage which
on lower terms and il is therefore difficult. to conjecture
what alternatives i'll be resorted 10.
the Foreign Stock Market experienced general ad-
vance to day and closed firmly. Russian per Gents.
went up Il to IS and Al per Cents better at s2l
Pc. uviGn Bonds were los. higher
The following will show the fluctuations in Consos
during the week