New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19

Simeon Diapers regular semi-weekly auction sale of
Bonds and Stocks will take at the Merchants Exchange
tomorrow at l2l o'clock.
The Trustees OF the Franklin Bank OF Cincinnati have
declared dividend Of 67-l0O dollars share, be-
ing final settlement and Liquidation Of the affairs OF the
bank.
The Exchanges ct the Clearing House s22 III 900.
The Money market remains much a. before noticed.
The supply Of money call is very ample az cent.
and balances from day day an0nA the best houses
frequently lent cent. The supply of strictly first
class pcpcr Is small in the street and the demand takes
freely 1T salO y cent Good Railroad acceptances are
l2 cent AT present It would seem that the shipments
Of gold by the Saturday, steamer will be less than has
been anticipated. Bars dull and have been sold at
q cent. decline on last weeks quotation
Committee consisting Of Messrs Edward Whitehouse
Theodore Sedgwick and Dunning Duer, have been APP
por.od BY the stockholders Of the Buffalo and NewYork
City Railroad to make a thorough examination of its
affairs.
THE Washington star of Tuesday has the following
"BoGrs BAsKs-We observe in OF the pubca
tons for the detection of counterfeit bills, which promises
TO give all reliable information upon matter. connected
with the banks of the United States, that the District OF
Columbia headed with the Bank OF America, Washing
ton discount further down in the list comes the Farm
ors' and Merchants Bank. Washington. discount and
following it, the Metropolitan Bank, discount-none OF
which banks have existed here the two former are
completely fictitious and Of the third all that is known
j. that lis notes are redeemed somewhere in Newly ork
CITY Ii is be inferred from this list that notes purpor
ING 70 be from the two first named banks in circua,on
and we know that those of the third in circulation
People should therefore be cnutous with respect to the
bank bills puporting to be Of the District which they
take.
At Boston, The Journal says:
Money continues grow easier in all kinds of nego-
taon and il seldom that capital accumnlaies faster
in the hands of lenders than at the present time. Rates
range from 10 T. cent paper of the first grade and
on the best class Of collateral loans The banks are now
discoun;ng regularly and i'll larger amounts and COM
plants scarcity OF money are IN point OF TACT dnn
ishiDg every day.
general Railroad Convention is TO be held at Bait
more tomorrow. 1t s expected that the principal Rail-
road Companies in the United States will be represented
by delegates this occasion.
Tic MIr0nkee Wscoas,a states that all the arrange
nents have been perfected between that city and United
States officers joint and harmonious prosecution of
the habor Improvement. These only require the appro
val Of the War Department 1t expected that the har
Dor will be completed the straight cut by the LIT Of
September 1855 and that in all probability will be
n GENTLY advanced to admit vessels during the OF
the orsuiDg autumn.
Tie Dctroh Democrat OF the 10th says:
"N learn that the Eureka Mining Company Yesterday
purchased the large land about eleven miles
non the city, known the ldde Farm, for the sum OF
5000 This farm said contain 2O and has
n river front of nearly two miles III length w under
stand is the intention OF the purchasers to erect extern
siye iron works the land which il all very heavily tin
bered with beach maple and sycamore wood and 70 lay
ont portion Of II in village lots. The iron works are D
touaod for tie manufacture of the Lake Superior ore