New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

features as last week-a good demand for State and
dividend-paying Stocks, with marked movement
in the fancics. The orders from abroad for American
Stocks seem TO have been Of more importance than
for several steamers back. tbs springs patty rom
ne great case Of m0ney in London aad partly no
d0sbt from the political fears that the new appoint,
rcns IN the French Cabinet may inspire in regard 70
tie petition Of France toward the German Powers.
Indians opened at gag, closed at s4 BIZ, 81 asked.
About 80 eco Missouri sold as high ss % "A. Virginia
rose 70 o. with sale Of $4,000 at 99i, buyers op
ton 90 days Tennessee are more active at %. Ere
Second Mortgage Bonds which sold at % Saturday
touched 100, with purchases Of $4,000 for foreign
account Enc Third Mortgage Bonds sold ct o. end
at Second Board a3i bid, q asked. Erie 1875 Bonds
continue in demand with purchases q, 90 col. Hi
ros Central Bonds continue to advance, selling al =
in the morning, at ~ bio at Second Board. lot Of
sl2o0N. Y. Central rs sold at 1884, the highest point
they have touched. Pennsylvania Coal sold e.. lc-!.
Now-York Central Shares were in actiye demand;
sales reaching 200 shares at 81 92l, and s2l
lsO. Panama Shares and Bonds are again in good
request, rising up to 1911. Eie was dull at as 45i,
being prevented from sharing in the general buoy
ancy from the rumor of the burning OF a second
bridge, the truth Of which however Is doubted. Har
at q, and closing AZ 26l. Reading was very firm at
an advance Of ! on Saturdays closing prices. The
public sales were made at 6 a So aud AFR Second
Board at s. Afser the close Of business purchase
Of 100 Erie was made FOR foreign account mostly at
4sf.
By letters from abroad received By one Of the fir,
houses in Walls, learn that the marke: or Amer
lean Securities is improving, and that sales grad
ualiy but steadily increasing.
More orders were received by the America than BY
previous late arrivals.
Money continues very abundant
The receipts at 81 Sub-Tceasury to-day woro 81
lll,I9O, of which 81, OOo,OO0 were transferred from
the bullion fund.-. Paid, sI27,273 80. Balance, s2,-
2ls sos 90. Paid from Assay Office, sl3s 5Oi57 Paid
on Discussing Checks, s54,52O "a.
In Foreign Exchange there IS much animation
the market is firm and remains without change We
quote bills On London, 100. no.; Paris 81. 10 81
III.
The Bank Statement which we publish This morning
as compared with tina, Of last week shows the follow
ing movement viz:
Decreased Leans and D,coru.s.. g1
Ircrt ascd specie. t31
Decreased Circu 1873
Decreaecd Deposits f''t''
The increase Of specie IS not as large as was eX
pected bu, the statement may be regarged as good
one. On the corresponding week Of ast year the
Banks with discount line OF only sl7', 54 less than
at present. held but SO, 9sl 55l in specie They now
hold q 1893 coo more than at that period, while their
liability for circulation has been Iessenei 81, 795000
No comparison 81 deposits can be made az the banks
did not include bank balances in their statements Of
last year until the Sd of June The amount of ex-
changes through the Clearing House last week were
small nearly 100000 less than for the previous
week The details Of the statement are:
COMPARATIVE Table y ne LosTs Specie Circulation aHt De-
Jfs Of banks y ne city Of Nee foIS yr M nee
sndfag Saturday lav 49, 1855 end Saiuday Say 81 1850
To uhioh egired he CapiGl " each Bahs az ne latter