New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-26
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Thelanguage of The Prices Current is very cheerful:
Money is abundant and rates comparatively easy;
trade has been brisk, the obbcrs are making money,
and everything appear 10 be moving along smoothly
The financial embauassmenis through which the COM
muny have been struggling for so long tune, sp-
pear to be about at end aud henceforth we hope To
see better tin ca.
1.-THE miners continue TO meet with uninterrupted
success and probably at time since the discovery
of the gold have greater inducements been offered 70
steady labOrers than at present.
1.-The activity which we noticed in our last review
has continued throughout the greater part OF the fort
night lust passed. aud the amount OF goods taken up
has been unusually large. This result has been
brought about in part by the fact that the United
States Government has entered the market, through
the ConmitsaTia Department, and has purchased
considerable amount Of staple goods, and partly from
the reduction of froghts The interior and the desire
of the mountain traders to lay in stocks before the Dw
stage of water begins 10 impede free navigation
The amount of fresh goods arriving too, has not
been large and the stocks OF kinds were run
ming low, such came to hand were readily taken
10 and very generally at advanced rates. Toward
tie close however, things appear TO be quoting DOWN
to their old position although speculative prices stu
rule for many articles and the general impression
that the coming fornig bit will not witness very heavy
trade.
The following is the Coinage of the Branch Mint In
San Francisco for the mouth Of June:
Double Eagles. ''''.'..'''''''''''"SZo 49, 90
sily.r...'.....'...''.''''''''.'''' .mh9T
bars.........-.... ..s.s.'''''''''''''" f%"'<if "
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:::AYs-;Usf isT 70 aso.
Before ins'.-....................'1 iIs go 81
After melting ...s''s..-s's''''''''''' H'f''' Va
rot.i. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I7s.soo 81
The coinage for five months is nearly %, 900 900.
Arangeue nis are now so perfected that in forty
eight hours after the reception Of the dust the coin
will be ready for delivery.
The Hawaiian Legislature have granted banking
charter to Messrs. Page, Bacon & Co. of HONOLULU
Its provisions not fully stated in the papers, but
from the scattered notices which appear il Is probable
thst the house has obtsined exclusive privilege 10
prose banking for at least ten years.
A charge of fraud has also been made in the
Twelfth District Court, Alvin Adams Of Boston.
against Woods & Haskell in the formation Of the
par Bersbip of Adams 81 Co.
The report Of the referee appointed to examine ibe
accounts Of Mr.. A A. Cohen, who upon the closio&
Of the firm of Adams Il Co. was chosen Receiver,
has been n ed and confrmet. Among the other items
set ferth by the Receiver, was the sum OF sl2ooo 20
received in cash from the vanous otfces OF Adams
20 throughout the State. An order has been entered
sgainsr Mr. Cohen, the Receiver, TO show cause why
bis accounts should not be opened. and be held liable
On bic official bonds, On charge that hs accounts
were ncortct that the aceounts OF professional ser.
vices amounting to = 900 should not DO allowed, and
that the $40 600 allowed for the compensation Of tho
Receiver was exoEbitsnt.
On u 9th Of June an application was made in tho
Twelfth District Court, San Fran isco, for the arrest
Of Mr.. David ID. Page, Who was about leaving for
the Eas, in the steamer. An order Of arrest was made.
but the Sheriff unable to make the arrest, a. Mr..
Psge had Iet some hours before the order was made
The following sales Of Bonds aud Stocks were made
! at aution:
$3.50 Chicsso end Ms. r lot Mort, Et addsd..-.0
500 Ohio AID Msx lt Mortssse. Int sdde1.
81 COO Gin Chic and Lol.nspor R. Les Mort lot sds:d -
EoCin Chic. and Losansport r. ls Mort int saaed.
81 shares keuiucky Sank '''''A r.
100 shsr-. Ohio and Mssippi Rs1rosl, Esfsrn ov'''D