New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15

r,,co ,ss certainly cell sustained Reading e'osnd ut
cal tho ccans saln II The oc"ni ,osni having hern
psl sele, months The principal orloH IN This a'"oR
.rr, =, IA be nom rhuatciphs touirai wa ahnnt
pps aol without much dong. The sal" Of 500
,ba,.a nt auction 1T 1901 1909 10 probably 'gu'.
Tho . aicncni that the August rUcoiP "" 1000
cam, in ln,ier irun wclriuiormod source IN Aioaoy,
who doubtless wrote Aoeust by m'takc fr Srptom
her lat amour, IL the estimate for September. Tho
earr August II Is t,ed slllbc ahont $50 900
NOR, than inr the same month last year. The Western
sbsos have been active to-day and buoyan wlth the
exception OF Gaena and Chioa.t 4, yhich regeed Il p
cel, eff the late rapid rice The 6rders at the sc,-
Ond 1oara could not De fiji cd. Michigan Contra sold
a. 99l; Chicago and Rock sand was in active de-
mssv. anu sold after The Board a. ,e' le91, buyer
thirty. Tie aIket for Cleveland a,d TJIedU lef oil
finn at Go an improvement OF e cent The inter
este6 misconceptions Of the bea's in regard 70 this
stock sppear 10 have bo further influence. Sockho!l
es see for themselves that the false sta;emeSts show
ing reduced receipts ana enlarged expenditures, a'e
crcula ed ~ the shoTte for the simple purpose Of de-
pressing the stock and pay 10 heed to them. C.eve-
land and Pittsburg advanced E cent; Michigan
Soufhep was steady st TO-; Cleveland, Columbus, aud
Cincinnati sold at l09 The aggregate of Western
shares sold to-day is 1000 which is unusually
large. Cumberland was at, and steady Nicaragus
co,ed at 9; PEI nsylvania Coal sold at 1921 seller
sixty In Rail Dad Bonds the business reached $50 OOo
gene rally at firm prices The Transactions in STATE
Stocks were unusually extensive and prices we're firm
Tie sales we're $4,000, ncludiug 10000 LOdsi,ns
Is At o. regular and 95l buser sixty; Vignias soId
at 9sl ssI; Mis,ouns, 923. Some Government 6s
brought ll7l all7i.
The For.irn Exchange market liz decidedly heavy
with SD accumula;ng amount Of bills. Tne very large
arrivals Of cotton at Orleans, together with free
purchasers In this market net only OF dton out OF
breadsnffs ard provisions, have produced the natural
effect of seakntss in rates and the bankers un-
wiDn 20 buy tie best commercial signatures better
than "a per cent The business for the steamer 20
morrow has been very limited
Tie excitement in ffeghts continues and rates are
still advancing. To Liverpool We notice engagements
Of about So 900 bushels grain a. 3D. in bulk a. sd.
in ships bags; 500 bales cotton at a9'12L, and
some cheese at 3Os.; 1000 bbls ro-n at % 6f For
-four 3s. is asked. To London $500 boxes cheese at
80 4Os. 1000 bbs ro-in a. %. cd. 3s. Cd closing
a. the higher rate 800 bbs. oil al 40s; 1000 tons oil
cake at 4Os a 4Os. Cd; 10000 BUSH Sheat Id. To
Glasgow 10000 bush. grain at lid. To Havre sdO
bbls -four at 50c.; some cotton at ID. To Antwerp
1000 bush grain at lOd and some cotton az &c. To
Bremen 300 bbls. -four at Is 1000 bush grau at
lOd.; 30 tuns measurement goods at 2js; 1900 gals
oil at sc. per ga and 400 bbls. rosin at Be.
The business at the Sub Treasury was: Paid,
$3.50 Gil received SILL 1874; balance 81, liO 7l2 50.
Paid for Assay Office sl6l 297 AZ; paid on Dsbdrs-
ing Checks, SIS, 2ss IS. The Assay Office has pail
out 800 O0O since the California steamers arrived.
The Ericsson tomorrow has no gold engaged, aud no
arrangements have yet been made for any shipment
by the Collins steamer Wednesday next The
Bullion okers ore of opinion that the shipment by
her viii be very light, if anything The Ffench
steamer on Saturday Of Dext week it is supposed un-
less Exchange oroop very much, will take consider
able amount of bars. There is some cola going West
and South, but from the West the receipts are quite
equal to the goes. Some Of the southern Banks
drawing gold for the purpose of strength snng them
selves for their yearly statements but this will soon
return. We heard a rumor Of 100000 sent South
Yesterday, but could find one having any positive
knowledge in regard to it About $4,000 vent to
AtslsDta GEO, for the use of George Smiths Bank,
which is It'll being run by the Chicago bankers.
G.. Gay Knox of the BurIet Bank, Syracuse, he's
been cted Cashier of the Susquohanna Valley Bank
at Bngampton.
Tie revenues of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
for August were
Main Stem. WISH Toll
For resstngeTs .....st8l .0 d SIZE 70 ss2sS1s ~
Fer height ......... 257,"29 10 s"o % $500 u
To,,I..........ssl5e 4s rs sS6l4 IS $751; Si %