New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

go, Ie,ssAnd ivS god bgSnus o; Floar bsi
a. ~ y..sss Az Dan >Acs State brands ~ " a ss
-. 80. tSsssore =. q - -. holder OF Wheat
-. ,sl, sra ssA t>rsy Qaca,y there = nothing do
=. .,.gy "a. tyWuu a.d tendency and IS IN moder-
=, ...s..t S,'x. tEzEl, Othcr Grains are quiet.
a.. . ,.S vs,,xp,,et in Potk ani the Insrket is
~, A. As Al So. Bet j. unchanged. Cat
~. .-, q ss.s rvQa,s. aud hfn- Lard, withoat
..ssa.a-. . W. sustained. The Cotton market is
.NsS se,Nv. acC0 t&lvs having sol3 at sall proeS-
~s>s.i, - s,1tssz. lo Groceries there - no new
ssss,v. pss~s Wei sustained.
fss tSe ard North EAs, Railroad bill has passed
hSaA Ne2~s Il tAc ryuusylyanis Legislature, c'n-
sAaasS y-vv,son BY which that Company are forced
3, .gs.. u orvcd loSn OF s4oo oo0 before they can
.NtEr v>~st.s,on e their property. Pennsylvania
AsV,rs ,-e~ .Qaevscd s9cO,oo9 ont oi TWO railroad
s,-,,.rss which wvrc unfortunate enough TO be
ssaS,ed within IS borders, VII probably be looking
ahss. 81 aao,scr v,c,n. Who is the next customer
W, h,sr .As. c,ns dcrubc amounts Of gold are now
sr,,r. "a ffVm the interior. Some S5c0,o0O are re-
pox,sd - have come IN yesterday by the various
sSrryss ,,r pAn,s The exchanges DOW in favor of
sAs city the SJuih and West but Boston il s'i draw
u- rne com The Boston banks are sad 70 hold
Nv usorc sp,ce than since lsi2
The srnoun; qf gold sen: 70 Boston today Tor the
steamer Was s4s5, 900, al by Mr. Belmont.
The Kinc ot tie Netherlands has just authorized
~. ,s,sl hslm,ut Of gigantic banking Institution,
With cash capital Of 4O,oOOOOo franco, to be called
pe Banque Internaiionale. II viii issue eighty mil
hons Of paper money or dosbe the amount OF its cap.
xs with the privilege ofincreasng the amount to one
hsDdred millions
The report ofthe Minnesota Mining Company gives
ihe product of 1855, s5l9396; expenditures, $780,
s32 Co. Ovid, nd Of go 30, 1000 shares, 100000
Surplus from the years business, s6s,9ii Total sur
plus assets March l. 1856, sl90,7J0 50, including
metal at the mine and in hand, and exclusive Of every
Stability. The average product of 1855 was ll91 tun'
per month against 63 tuns for 1854 an increase of es
y cent The product Of January and February, 1886,
shows an Increase Of u cent over that OF the same
months OF le55 and an increase Of 81 cent over the
average monthly product of 1855. OF the 1921 tuns
produced in 1855, ll73l tuns were actually received
and sod. The remaining ile3 tuns with the product
Of January, February, March and April, 1856, will
give TO the Company 900 tuns at least on the opening
VI navigation At present prices this large quantity Is
worth in the market $780, OOO The following figures
give its past history. The mine has cost but 900
TO its prOpetOrs, in addition TO the sums obtained
FROM ts product prior to the payment Of dividends. 1t
was commenced in 1873 and il paid its first dividend
from the earnings of 1852. Since then s dividends
have been SEQ, ,OOO The net value of the metal
raised from it since lsls is 81 $3.50, 700.
The Boston Pos says:
"Money is iery easy and abundant for good paper
or stock secmiiies There is little difference between
e bank and street rates at present. prime notes being
taken outside 1T 0s q cent, while about the same
prces charged by the banks on foreign paper The
smaller bank customers pay cent, ana any reason
able amount can be had Of the banks on call at 3
cent by rstcss people. The street rates on cal are
sQ9 cent, although higher prices are paid of course
where the names aud securities are not OF the most
approved character. The money market however Is
duh aud the number Of transactions anywhere and at
any price is comparatively small. The demand for
mnu1N is limited.l '