New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-11


pepses OF The State the State treasury mus. bong be
fore he maturity Of the debt show large surplus. An
adequate Sinking Fund has been established 70 hqui
date the States Indebtedness"
The business at TIE Clearing Ho1se today wa
sl4,2li,ooO
We hear Of q negotiation to-day about $500 900 Of
frsi-cless Western Railroad Bond, but The pGrticl-
lars we sre not at liberty to print
We hear Of sbou: $500 COO, mostly in gold bsrs,
gagged for the steamer of 20 morrow.
The following shows the operations OF the Pennsyl
vsnis Railroad Company for the month OF July, and
for tie previous months OF the year, a. compared
With the corresponding time las. year:
Of The Road for the month ending July 3ss SO 81
Same time lss; as 70 81
Ireres.e.... eaas q
Same Ieriod last -i<'S ~
$3.50 "A
We have no change TO bo'ice in the Money market.
The great activity Of the Sock market has of
ncresssd the demand, but the supply appears to be
unlimited. We bear of large amounts offered by
Banks and capitalists to the leading discount and
stock .bouses at b cent, and in some cases az 3
Ger / This il reloaned at al = cent to smaller bor
rover. Loans on long time are less EASILY msde and
only at hiy her rates Money on bond and mortgage Is
in larger dem. than supply, and the current rate is
cent, although occasional loans are made al Y
cent The supply paper as the season advances is
somewhat increased, but the Bank offerings are still
comparatively light and but little frstcass paper
incs its way into the street The rates on paper are
697 p cent for the best names.
The Washington Star states that The amount of
the United States G verment recent judgment about
$40 OoO) against Beverly C. Saunders late collector
for the port OF San Francisco, promptly paid az
San Francisco, where Mr. 5. is engaged in business.
We hear Of two or three negotiations for Western
Railroad Bonds in cessful progress, bu takers are
exercising unusual discrimination and nothing but
strictly rst-cess enterprises receive any encourage
ment. There is a good deal of foreign cspital now
setkh desiIate investments of this character and
the ebts have made the mos, thorough and careful
inve sg aticps in regard to everything offered them.
Rsio-d contractor and Others at the West engaged
in rmsirg unnecessary railroad enterprises a, the
West need not faiter themselves that The New-York
make affords now, with all the abundance Of money,
any better field for their operations than il did six
months ago.
MessIs. Bernhard & Hutton offered at suction to-
day la ee list of MeriDos and other stuff goods OF
their importation, amounting - about quarter OF a
million Of dollars. II The first large Dry Goo e
sale of the season, and drew large company from
this and neiebborng cities. The prices obtained were
satisfactory. Trade centrally among the jobbers is
fair, although not active, and prices of desirable
goods, French especially have an upward tendency.
The importatons OF the Fall season does not promise
to be laIse OF hey oDd the wants of the country.
The Trustees of the Wabash and Erie Canal have
submitted the following figures for the bali year end
ing lst June, 1855: