New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-24
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MONDAY, June 23-P. ".


the pae fc advices by the Atlantic in regard to the
eject of the dismissal of Mr. Champion in England,
the market was very buoyant. AS we stated yester-
day would probably be the result the effect Of the
moval Of the doub, in relation TO this matter has been
an mediate Improvement in prices, The movement
for further rise was large and the shorts became
alarmed and bought freely. These difficulties with
England have been for some weeks the only element
in the market which has checked the otherwise nevi
table rae, and it is now generally conceded that
the clement il so for removed that unless
matters between the two countries take very sudden
ard unexpected position for the worse there can be
but little more use made Of it by the operators for
fall. This depressing feature removed, it would be
almost without precedent if with an expanding bank
movement combined with an already pethoric
money market, ard with the promise of large
crops, the stock market should not assume posi-
ton favorable TO the bull party. At the close the
market, after being little weak, became again
strorg ger, and closed with full prices bid Erie
was 59d:9a, an improvement of T. cent on Satur-
days. closing price. Reading, OH Central 80, &C.
The sales of Erie were large 900 shares-not ncud-
ing transactions in the street. Panama improved to
los. In Nicaragua there were no sales. There was
very marked movement in Western shares Prices
advanced materially, and the sales were large VI
Southern Michigan 5000 shares were sold advancing
from o. to 9si. Chicago and Rock Island advanced
to 90, an Improvement of II y cent. Cleveland ard
Pittsburgh was in active demand at 65a65t, an adj
vance of y cent The dividend day Of this stock is
near at hand and it is under discussion whether
it shall be y cent in cash. or y cent in bonds, as
usual. The earnings of the Company Will snow more
than 5 Y cent. Galena sold at ll3. Illinois Gen
ID at NlsCOQ-
Gin Lake Shore was 70 bid after a small sale, and MI
waukee and Mississippi sold privately at 20, an I'M
provement of Q = cent. The principal business in
Railroad Bonds was in Illinois Central, of which
sl75 ZOO were sold, including 100000 at the close at
SO, an improvement of / y cent. State Stocks have
an improving tendency. MissOuris advanced to e.,
and Vireinias sold at s5i, seller mos. At the
Second Board it became known that the quotation of
Consols by the steamer was July dividend of, and
consequently that they had advanced = cent instead
of declining v cent was supposed in the morning.
This fact assisted in sustaining the market, as sgni-
cant indication that the fright in regard to American
affairs had subsidized in London.
The Exchange market is firm, but not very active.
Leading drawers ask 9islO y cent but as bills are
now easily discounted in Lombard street at Al y cent,
this rate is comparatively higher than % a9i was
two or three weeks ago. The specie point OF gold
with insurance, but without commission on the other
side, is now about 60 y cent. Francs are 5.lss a
5.l6a. The supply Of outside bills is fair.
There is a moderate business doing in Freights at
3d. aid for grain to Liverpool, ard 2s. AID e. Cd.
for -four.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury Paid, s7o,-
ss7 co. received sl3l isl 25; balance, e627265s OF;
paid for Array Office, s34 s3l a. paid on Discussing
Checks, e33, GA 65.
Simeon Diapers regular weekly sale of Bonds and
Stocks will take place tomorrow, Tuesday, at lel
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange. The sale will
include s34,o 900 Michigan Southern Railroad Com
pany's Bonds, and elOo 900 First Mortgage Convertible
Bonds of the Bellevle and IllinostOwn Railroad Com
psny guaranteed by the Terre Hsute and Alton Rail-
road Company.
We hear Of about million Of gold engaged for the
steamer ON Wednesday, and this amount will probably
be increased.
In Flour there has been fair business done to-day
at TO lOc advance and in Wheat and Corn the sales
The adyices by the Atlantic have been construed
fayorsbly. Provisions are firm, but without much
change. Groceries are firm, with fair transactions.
Cotton BUYERS demand y cent concession under the
steamers news but the sales have not been sufficient
10 establish quotations.
The business Of the Clearing House SEA, 800 900.
The EXPANSION of the bank loans continues, and the
increase for the week about million and half The
increase for two week, however, is less than half
million more than the increase of specie and not so
much az the increase of deposits Still in the present
easy state Of the money market any expansion appears
TO be unnecessary and is the result only of desire on
the part of bank officers to employ their surplus funds
The specie is now above the highest point ever before
reached even when the Mexican indemnity fund was
temporarily placed in bank. The Deposits show
nominal increase of So loo, oO0 but the actual in.
Gre ase is only about 100000 as appears by the fol.
lowing statement:
June a. Deposits. ...................sU602 500, As
Deduct avefsle CleaTinss.' 20l5, $50
Actual Deposits k6a. $50 SOS
Jure q, Deposits .....''''''''''''.. eS7.5,SI
Deduct average Clearngs............... 23,t346T
Actual Deposits.
The Deposits are nominay $40, 500 900 higher
than they were in August last, when the loans were
only s 600 less and the specie line s. 900 less
The comparison with last week is as follows:
Jun. a.. SID ss' ssl si7'+06sO ss7s0'is5 esl Ea,s
June ~ i05 62ss5 17,s7l ea5 s5s@2 N7l5g1
lncre.e..si4S,m s%',H5 .::::::::.:; s2,llsl5s2
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The movement for the lss fortysi1 weeks has
been as follows:
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