New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29

&c 600 iudisDa ss,e q y cent stool
200 Losis.n. state Boais int frO. Ire Apd IS
80 yirsn. State Z cent Bonds fst
Is so Indau STOCK SIT
loco Msmph, CT, SIsnne~,-el cent Bond' Is
500 SIe,elsnd P.inesTe A,ht.bus RR Il snd lot. s
SEQ Terre Hsnte Alton Rh "a mort 81 and interest -
Sec Flushing Rh =; w %ss r Ina T.. mort !. and a, I
SO. Lake Erie Wabash ST. Louis r. r. lt m 70 Int ~
SS s,s S, ;rS ns E. R ID S1ss.ss .si s..
isoo hudson River K lst morsss, Is ana ini''''''''
e shares Ibirdsv -
30 SsIs. Aans Fs Insurance Co.. IypOhsc.
q shares Lenox Fine Insurance Company ......,.'''
share. Newi ana sI n I,.S
Ice shares Bowden Copper Mining CouiPsny;
go shares Ameriesp Co Of Asshany Cosaty Md 81
s. shares Apslsehcols Land Co 30 acres al
Mr. Simeon Diapers semi weekly sale Of Stocks Aad
Bonds will take place tomorrow, at ls o'clock 1T Me
Merchants Exchange.
The Australian Direct Steamship Comany write TO
Mr. Aspinw all, by the Baltic, as follows:
am desired by the Directors OF this Company -
inform YOU that certain powerful supportfeely offered
TO Ibis Company jusiifes them in believing that at Nc
distant TeIiod the line of steam connection between
England and Australia via Panama VIII be carried -
completion.
By the Baltic we have advices Of further reduc-
ton of the rate of interest BY the Bank of England
from TO 81 p cent. In regard to this reduction The
London Times says:
1.-THE measure has been so completely anticipated
that instead of causing any advance IN the funds .
has led 10 reaizatoLs on the part OF several specu-
lators who had recently made purchases under The
conviction that il would As regards any direct
action on the Money market the reduction re not likely
TO have much Influence. Paper OF cnoiee descfiI,-
ton has for some time been freely negotiated 3y
cent and the probability IL that, with some occasional
exceptions stand will be made at that rate. Tue
last period when the bank rate of discount was as low
az 81 y cent was between June and September 1883.
The bullion then ranged between fl7,O00,OOo and
els coo coo, and Consols were about 80. The bullion
is now about at the same point, but The amount OF
notes unemployed is larger by more than "a 0e 900.
There has been considerable business reported in sd
yer for the week bar has been taken freely at "a
advance and in some instances Id. had boon paid
There have been large arrivals OF gold both from
America and Australia but the Continental exchanges
are rather lower and consequently shipments have
been made 10 Paris 20 some extent Ihe Money mar
ket continues to be abundanty supplied the amouns
of money seeking investment being very large rns
rat at the discount houses under even the reduo
ton of the Bank of England, aud for Government
Securities the rate is ., cent French rate of OK
change having exhibited renewed frmness at the close
there is no likelihood OF any large quantity oil gold
being exported for some time at least
The return from the Bank of England for the week
ending the 9th June gives the following results WHOM
compared with the previous week:
Public deposits. Increase ~ 70 -
Other deposits nFoto''''
Rest. 5,ll4SD ipcreas"'s t'v
On the other aide Of the accounts
Government securities Rl2 7c2 +s Increase sSet6W
Other ties lZoOloI Decrease.. loiH
Notes unempoyed.,...... noOoTio incfease'.' <"HS"
The amount of notes in circulation is fl9 a3i, ITO,
being an increase of f3O9 o35 and the stock Of bullion
in both departments is fl7,764 ,O5s, showing do
crease of O4a when compared with the preceding
return.
The failure of Mersr Strahan, Paul s. Bates fer
cam - uonI anHa ala
! Halford & Co., Navy Agents The former was an
old-fashioned clearinghouse at Temple Bar in tho
Strand 1t was of the oldest banking houses in
! London, having been established some two hundred
years sgo They had but little to do with the current
operations of trade, their principal customers being
rich policemen, retired moneye ed men, &c. II Is now
supposed that the house has been for long time un-
sound. They were broken at last by speculatons in
Continental railroads. The dividend i. is supposed
will be very small. A London paper calls this irm
and banks Of that character the Monks Of Banking"
ard says:
"They are an excellent community, these bankers
Of the aris,ocraey and the old maids and country
reciors; they make admirable fortunes by steady
FIVE per cent career Of couple OF centuries; they
produce religious leaders like Sir Edward Antrobus;
capital heiresses Ike Miss Coutts; and good House
ofCcmmons Members like Mr. II. Drummond."
The suspension Of Messrs Haford & Co. was in con-
sequence of their connection with Messrs. Strahan
Co. Their liabilities are stated TO be small. This
house was very old one.
Consols closed at eliza decline Of | y cent from
the last steamer Cotton was less excited, at about
previous rates. Breadstufs were heavy, which is
good feature. Gold continued TO flow into the coun-
try, and the accounts Of the growing crops were fla
vorable. In regard to American Securities tho
accounts are good; there had been further improve
ment in prices Messrs. Barring, Bros & Co. say: -
AMERICAN srocK-Busnes rather less active this
arising many instances from the higher prices asked
ie7aI0s Inserptons iooal0 Mass sterr lolSlcs Msry
land DO, 9lasi Penna In,crp,ion. 7saso, do. sonds
| div Canada 6 y Cents IFS InoL Central Railroad "
Cents; 7ia74 DO FIeeand. s9g7 Mlchs.n Dollar Y
= Cent s mcrtssss 81 agt sIdiv I'd Mortgage stsriIns
s2ass Nsw.YoTL and Erie Cent. ll' Moftssssl issS
| Convertible. slas2i Sinking Fund, aias2
| Mr.. Satthethwaits report is as annexed:
For American Securities have had during The past weeh
avery active inquiry the demand aos,s, snsny ior sns
Fund Bonds much waited at 81 In Illinois Central
business has been done I 20 ~.
also ia Freesnd Bonds O these latter Bonds coming
favor and itey 70 command high Price
Ss1. .sy appeared sad transaction, have taken place
The recent issue Of eco 900 Michigan Central cent s.ss
ling Bonds bss al been takeni they have been done Bpm
Fer NeWiork Central y Bonds demand has sprung
up and they arm ct Is 10 % or Coupon.
Great Western Of Canada have toueaed IA the advance bc
Ing caused By speculative purchases they have declined 70 %
U.s. Iosn ss:' ssy "a ala iS'' iiG Gen. @
UsLosn g. Coup '6s lv7i losl Illinois Gen. s. s5 g
Maryland s. sterling 81 IS III OF west. lo. 1853 o1s
Massschusets s. stsrlo aS Little Miami 81, 1888 90
Penn 3 Coupon Is77 IS a % Mich Cen e. 1850 "a .
Virginia O. 1896 o. n SO my Central 1893 81
Virginia sterling 'ss 30 q ss NY Cen 7 Con "a -
Ceye & Pits Is, 90 - a % Ohio Missdppi Is = U
Ere Is lsss...... 9te s7i ohio& Pen Is Goa ~ sS