New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15

A esrrxrxs with the rcport of The previous wocS III s
sAs~s ae>svass u sseS sSe in the coin and ou'"on III
lesh departments; tlslSi7 in the paoie Hepos"s
fSSeeee in tie Severnuaen' securities ana tSis''V' IN
Ne ue:E1pSlsiica. In the private deposits there Is
..Srrs4sr n siSslSs in the notes unemployed tf's,-
s-e NJ The rvafe securities t6,6ss and IN the rest
fi,N&
III Leases Nsrs Of the I'd inst. says;
ls an Illustration al the prevalent tendency Of spceu-
hssn so The moment may be mentioned that Yesterday
bsseia.. member OF the house gave s-le for the can
Il Elso0o0 Ccn>ols at ssi for the July account oi
course inSaSar the dividend in other words rise TO
he sxtsrt Of Gle eAre ~! must take place before the
ep<a,or in Qscsoa raze any pTont as the transac
IL. rev stands His sdvenisge that in any case the
t1ssa; OF his loss will be siS cent Stock however is
ao-e plentiful and present prices seem TO be inducing re-
ahsStious; for instance Yesterday bona hde sac oil
.lsaccc Consos made in line. Money was rather
easier in the house than yesterday but some pressure was
Observed IN the morning. prior TO the purchase by the
Csncezy bToksr, and money q; one tune commanded
sszi os ali classes Of Government stock
To LssSea Msrcaatds Gazette of the ed inst has the
Snewipc specusiiOns upOs the crop prospects and the
fasure bearings OF the grain trade:
The weather has Seen Is suspicious could well be
sss-sei several days copious ram, we nave had
material rse in the temperature. and the comoihauon
warmth and moisture cannot prove otherwise than hghy
hem sesl TO vegetation. The accounts from the agncu.
txral districts are almost without exception favorable and
ths rrcis;pg aspect Of the growing crops has not been
without influence the minds of sellers as well as buyers
the former have shown anxiety to realize while the
latter have generally confined their operations TO the mar
roxess limits admitted by their actual wants.
1.-The arrivals Of wheat from abroad have not been
plentiful this week Of late, but the stocks In granary
at tie principal ports larger and falling of in the
mpcr,etions would therefore not be Immediately felt
The sdvees from abroad certainly calculated to i'm
pres with the belief that the shipments from this time
to harvest must be very small In France the supplies
from the growers had appears proved quite inadequate
TO satisfy the consumptive demand. Prices had nowit
standing the discouraging tone Of the English advces
continued steadily to advance. At most OF the Lower
Baltic ports stocks represented to be very light and
accounts from the other side of the Atlantic to the
sane effect. The future range Of prices will no doubt
depend in a great the weather. so long as
nothing give 10 uneasiness in regard to the
probable result of the harvest the smaness OF the
Of home grown corn, decrease in the foreign
SUPPLIES will we are inclined TO think have little inhu.
ence; but unfavorable threatening weather would
be very likely to give rise to excitement"
At London American Stocks remain stationary, without
regular demand bat without pressure of sales, and our
quotations continue much the same. Some small business
has been done in Pennsylvania Dollar Bonds at ga seie
at IS; and in Virginia cent Dollar Bonds at 49, ex
. div The following are the quotations.