New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
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MONDAY. Sent. 1-P.

The Stock market was inactive to-day, but generally
without marked charge. The features Of the mqrke
were much the those Of last week. There is
q greet indspostop to agitate for rise, and any
temporary movement upward s met snd checked by
the sales OF the beas. The Second Board rather
strong at the opening but at the close the heavy
feeling again prevailed, and lower prices SUBJ
mitted TO- Eiie closed at 59l nomnaly. The receipts
in August Were s5I5O00, against 1907 600 in
August last year. Reading offered at sll
which is / 4 cent decline Central sji, Sc. The
largest fall of the day was in Panama, which in
almost pauic sold down to s9 At the close s9l was
bid. The fall in this stock is the resu. Of appre.
hCnsOns in regard to the stability of asirs in New
Granads and that in case Of revolution there the
property of the Road might be destroyed seized,
was the case with the Nicaragua route We can
only say in regad TO this that the officers and agents
of the Company on the Isthmus make no allusiOn
whatever TO any such fear entertained there. The
Western shares were generally firm. For Illinois Cen
tra 100 was bid; Railroad bonds are quiet and State
stocks rather heavy.
The Exchange market has not family opened for the
Wednesday steamer, but there is better supply Of
outside bills and bankers are free drawers. CONNER
cal sterling s y for frstclass and bankers 9s G9s
with best names at %, France axe in iau demand at
; ~ as Is.
Freghts orc better. To Liverpool TIC engagements
include 5000 bushels Com and Wheat at 81 a I'D in
bulk, ard sd. in ships bsgs closing at the higher
raes; 800 bales Of Cotton, 4s = BALE IS tuns Log
wood. 70. 3D. and small quantity of Flour Is. 3D.
To London--6CO bbls. Oil Cake L. lOl, and 300 bbls
| Rosir o. 3d. To Glssgow-3,OOO bushels Corn ID. in
ships bags, and some Flour 2s. cd To Hayre-3,O00
bushels Wheat l5c., Cotton &c.
The bus.ress Of the Sub Treasury YVES: Pad,
ssO,62l l6, Including California drafts, s5l, 500;
received, sl75,Ol6 o.; balance, ,2l2 70.
The Sub Treasury statements will 10 future be in
different shape from what has been heretofore
adopted They viii give the actual amount paid and
received, and the balance remaining and by compar
ing the payments and receipts it viii be at once
what tie street has lost or gained day by day by the
transaco ors of the Sub Treasury.
Ny. A. j. Bleecker offered at auction this morning
$4,000 a cent first mortgage bonds of the Mil
waukoe and Horizon Railroad Company. Only $4,000
were disposed OF, theromaindeI being withdrawn The
| rates were:
$50 geo Mw.ssss Nsatss and and oIisos Iio RsIS.4 S
The City Controller is about t. issue $500 900 =
cent revenue bonds, in of not less than 81 900
each and redeemable in 30, 60 and 90 days.
The Artisans Bank commenced business this day
at No. III Nassau street, with capital of $500, ,OOO
The President is Nathan c. Plstti Vice.Presdent
Alexander Fraser, ard Cashier, Charles T. Leake.
The busness Of the Clearing. House was :27 44O 7OO
There is an active demand for money at 7 y cent.
| with E fair supply. The Shoe ind Leather made a
considerable cali to-day, hear probably for city
purposes, but csnnct loarn that other banks are
| calling very sharply.
The contraction Of the Banks continues as was con.
! tempsted but the contraction is no: severe beir,
bit shout 100000 for the week. The calling in Of
loans Las been rendered necessary by the withdrawal
o. deposits, oocesoned by the renewed activity of bu
siuess and the wants oi the interior for the moyng OF
| the cloYs. The specie shows i small gain Of about
GOO but as the receipts from California did 70,
count but one day. the actual increase is much greater
In Deposits the apparent decrease is s235l oOO bu;
allowing for The smaller amount Of transactions at the
Clearing House, the actual decrease is but shout
:l,4oe,cCo The comparison with The previous week
| is as annexed
| Leans L Dis specie. Circulation. perors
Aug y. SIOIaS1Hj rl.SlsfJ% T0,3etiS ~ = 49,
| Aus. H.... SECESSION Ee65 I'D s,hs71 U"t-&'