New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
MoSDAY. Aus ust le-P n

w uhOut Hucn hctNNy prices III tHe rHst DVn.u
ruled about as on Saturday. After the Board there
was better feeling with transactions in Erie
and at the Second Board the market stronger
With more disposition to buy. The non pael-e u
the army appropriation bill checked the buOyancy
that, but the ma ktt was assisted by the belief
that urder the bills which have been passed, the Sub
Treasury will be seriously depleted and the Banks
strengthened. The passage Of the California War
Debt bill alone will diaw out about million, nearly
all fIom the depository in this city Ths appropria-
tion made two years ago, but from some deficiency
Of vouchers the Secretary has declined 70 make the
disbursements. The present bill authorizes MIN To
pay The amount, about 100000 to the Com
nissioneIs of California without further delay.
considerable portion OF the buying to day WAS by
shor,s Erie closed at sol a 599 an Improvement Of
q cent from the lowest pott of the day. Reading
was &c qe6l. after being s5., and Central s6as6i,
having sold at e5s buyer sixty Pennsylvania Coal
sold at 95 and Delaware and Hudson ll9, buyer
sixy. In Western shares there was fair business
done and at the close The market was firm. Illinois
Central was in demand at 100 for foreign account.
The aggregate of orders here for this stock is large,
but generally limited TOO low for execution. The let
teIs by the steamer bring accounts OF sales in London
equal TO ll2l here but the closing under advices of
Cleveland and Toledo waa 72t Michigan Southern,
Ell Michigan Central, s9l Rock Island, 9ls; Ga
lena lO7 &c In Railroad Bonds there is not much
doing Illinois Certrals sold at 81; New York Cen.
tals at 1921; Hudson River lst Mortgage, lOO &c.
State Stocks are not active, but generally steady.
virenas cold at SO; Indiana 3d. s2i Missouri 6s, Sc,
and Caiornias, 1870, at 20.
The demand for Exchange is quite limited, and the
L.. IS linz ~
with one exception Bsukers signatures can, how
ever, be had at la9s and commercial bills at 9a9i
T. cent The supply Of bills is large. Remitters
dorg but little their means being largely emp Dyed IN
the payment OF duties. Francs are 5.l7i a5.l5.
Freights are without change to notice. business
modelae. 10 Liverpool-25,0 coo bushels Wheat and
Com at I'd. aid in ships bags; Rosin, ls. l0id.;
J. 100 bbs. Flour. Is. Cd 300 bbls Sperm Oh, 2os
tun; Cotton, Is cd To London-2, 600 bags Oil Cake
?es ; Flour, 2s. cd.
The business of the Clearing House was s25, ,63 ,OOO
The Wednesdays steamer will take out n the neigh
borhood of elf a million Of Gold but the amount
DO, Low be asceItsned with aoy exsctness, as it will
d., nd upon the sales Of bills tomorrow. One amount
Of $50 600 will probably be countermauded, and bills
RENTED instead.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was: Paid on
Treasury account, s7l 267 a; received Treasury
account $3.50 9O noladng s75 600 for transfer drafts
on Bt sion; balance Treasury account, so 1885
O.; paid for Assay Off e, slO,7 &c; paid dis
burning checks sl3,is7 %.
The following is a list of The newly elected members
Of the Tol. DO. Wabash and Western Raiirosd:A.
Body, New York: A. II. Tracy, Buffalo; II. Pun
pelly, Albany; J. f. A Stafford, j b. V.rnum, +.
Wbtehouse, f. c. Li'chield and Rodewald New
York; X Ssee, Troy; johnson and William Baker,
To-, do; A. s. White and James Spesres, Lafayette;
George Cecil, Logarspor and Reid Case, Lafayette
The first meeting Of the board ID to be held TT the
Office of M,ssrs. Whtehouse, Son & MorIson on the
27th inst.
TIE business in Land Warrants is not large.
ThomPsOn's Bank Note Reporter quotes as follows:
Acres Bsy1s Selling Acres BayRs Bay as s:iips
....'o 50 80 s0 s...:::: "g is
The Valley Balk Of Maryland, which exploded
wee or two ego has passed into the hands OF Re-
cevtr. Nj Roman, President of the Bank of Hsgars.
towr. Maryland. The uncurrent money brokers of
this city hold spou. $40 600 Of the of this Bank
and the public 900 to 800 900 more. We are
son evil at curious to see the statement of assets
The circulation was issued here der very respec.a
be auspices ard heders would DO well not to sscr.
flee notes.
The adyicts by the Baltic have had an unfavorable
efTec, upon Br,adstuffs Flour has fallen OFF 10 70
l5c = bbl aud Wheat is also considerably lower
Com is also weaker Ia Provisions there is no, much
change bu, the market is heavy. Groceries are
quiet ard Suge's are selling slowly at lc. decline
from the highest point. The sales Of Wool for the
week are $50 900 it the particulars of which will be
found in our inarket report.
We hear Of few orders for American Securities by
the Baltic. some # which can be executed. The pr
yse letters are cheerful and do not quote the money
marx ct quite a. stringent the printed accounts The
prospects of very favorable hsrve,t always a sub
iect of the first Importance in England gives great
COZ fdepce "a bueiress men Advoes have beel re-
ceiyed that tie $3.50 900 New York Central Bonds the
late issue. which were sett 10 London, Were inme.
dist,y placed and the remainder will probably go
ioIwgrd
The figures OF the Bank Statement shOT general |
contraction The loss Of specie Is rather less than
1cipaed srd the BaIk- have probably 70 day rather
more in vault than the average gwen IN the state
rent. Notwithstar ding the demand from the reg uar
us,oers Of the Banks for discounts, the loans have
decreased about $500 900, nearly all from the with.
Iawa OF all-oans. The liae is now something over
million below the highest poiat. Ia deposits the