New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-10

&C., tho whole list improved az and after the Second
po.,d When The Bank Statement, which was con-
.ieefed unfavorable, made public the market was
disturbed snd the fances fell of ! ac. cent. At
tho cloee however there wns better feeling and the
marie recovered z cent leaving OF firm; Erie
WA 52s-an impr, vement of : e cent on Saturdays
Reading wos very buoyant, going to s6l further
advance of u q cent, predicated, no doubt, upon
the impending dividend. The English interest have,
we understand been freely converting bonds recently;
thus securing both the coupon on the bond and the
dividend upon the stock Arepor was current that the
Reading had large and profitable interest in the
land decision announced ~ elast California steamer
This report we presume grew out Of the fact that
Mr.. John Tucker and others connected with Reading
have considerable interest IN that decision. Hlr-
lem fell of 2 cent; Central closed at 1919, the prce
of Saturday The principal changes in Western
shares were in Cleveland and Toledo which declined
4 y cent. and G. ilena and Chicago which improved
: y cent. Southern Michigan was 1854 bid at the
close and Michigan Central 81. Cumberland huctu-
aied between 3O5 and 30, closing at 800 bid Nieara-
qua was in fair demaod atl7i. Delaware and Hudson
sold at 1921 Bank Stocks are IN better demand and at
better pIicos Ohio Trust sod at par equal TO lo dvi
dend on The inquiry for Railroad Bends continues good
both on home and foreign orders. The sales publicly
and priysely sle $780, coo Of full prices. Illinois Cen
trail Free!and advanced TO s9l; Construction, s7i;
Fries 1875, were 92,, further advance; 1888, o6t;
Panama, 1919; Hudson Sd Mortgage, 1915 TeTre
Haute and Alton, 49,; Eight y cents, 90, which Is
better In State Stocks the market Is very frm The
sales were $40 900 Vrgnias, 09l time; Missouri 6s,
o.; Tennessee 90; Louisiana Gs, 81; Indiana 49, 96,
&C. A sale of Government Go was made at l2o
Thee is considerable supply of commercial E1-
change on the market, and rates are ensy. We make
no change in quotations. The demand is not large.
Sterling is o. alO cent, the latter for Bankers sig
natures. Francs, Sis a5l2l.
In Freights the market generally is fist but first
class vessels IRE wanted for the Deal trade az about
$500 to "a. To Liverpool, the engagements in
c!ude 25 600 30 coo bush. Corn Mt ID in bulk, and
4a4Id. in ships bags; 1900 bales Cotton 3-l6d. a
7-3ed To Bremen, l,5oO gals Liquids, 2c., and 200
bales Cotton, &c. Bark hungarian was chartered to
Buenos Ayres with Lumber at Sl3 90, without
primage.
The payments ct tie Sub-Treasury were e235, s33,
including s34, 900 California drafts. Received,
$3.50, n6. Balance, s2,ol6,ols. Paid on discussing
checks $50 i76. The deposits Of Gold in the Assay
Office to-day were about 100000 large portion
of the Gold by The California steamer was in coin
and bars.
The following sales of Bonds and Stocks were made
at auction by Albert II. Nicolay:
40 cfO Great Western Paoad Q) los, and int' ..'s45
5c9 Phenis Gold Minins 1onPsny o. a. - S5
8 Certificate Breckenridge Camel Coal Co, rep
reennDg 70 shares Of 800 each OF the CAPT a., ,,o
ta Of seld Comp ny
4c shares Lenox Fire Insurance
10 shares Commonwealth Fire Insurance Company...9
40 shares Fulton Fire Insurance Company
IS Ruser Fire Insurance Company
shares Ruser Fire insurance Company
Mr.. S. Diapers sem-woekIy sale of Stocks and
Bonds will take place at the Merchants Exchange to-
morrow at l2l o'clock.
The Clearing House business shows falling off of
over million of dollars per day compared with the
previous week.
The Manhattan Savings Institution gives notice
TINT all deposits made on or before the 18th ns win
draw interest from the LIST of July.
The coupons on the Joliet and Northern Indiana
Railroad Company Bonds sper cent guaranteed by
tie Michigan Central Railroad Company, due July 10,
will be paid at the American Exchange Bank.
The interest due LIST August the bonds OF the
Eagle Railroad and Slate Company will be paid at the
Office of John T. Irving, No Nassaust.
The telegraph from Boston announces that Mr..
Tuckeman. late Treasurer Of the Eastern Railroad
Company, is a defaulter to the amount Of 5000
This default has been going on for several years.
The Bank statement this week exhibits remarkable
and unexpected changes from last week. The increase
in loans and deposits is enormous while the specie re-
serve shows small decrease instead of an increase as
was anticipated. These changes however, are more
apparent than real, being partly the result OF irregd
laIity in making up the statements by the individual
banks by reason Of the occurrence of holiday Some
of the banks average the aggregate of the weeks
work by fvedays and some by six which destroys
tie value Of the statement record of the movement
of these institutions. ABORTION of the increase Of loans
and deposits is also due to he payment ofthe new State
Loan with the premium nearly three millions and.
quarter of dollars The comparison with the previous
week is a. annexed.
Loans and Ds Specie Circulation. Deposts
june 90 SO 2l2 tl5til9lo <l,53tsDl Ntsorr5
July t...... "a 1891 l5lSitSo F3otpS sobfiSD
Increase. - rs. 20 -1is,luo $J,7ByS4
| Decrease. -6cbl1
This shows an apparent expansion of loans in two
weeks Of over So 100000 and OF deposits s65O0OOO
The next repor, however will give correctly the
actual position of the Banks. The great change in
spece has been in the Manhattan and the State agent