New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

4 He George Law brings an unusually large remit
lsncc Of gold 81 95, 72l As the foreign shipments
~ now light, large portion of this will go to swell
'eur b.nk reserves. The steamer the Pacific side
brought down go PCS, 1873. Business had been dull in
Ia Francisco, but the money market was easier. Tue
>udvces from The mining regions very favorable
via abundance of wa,et the yield of gold was in
cressng. The Shipping Last says;
; 0Tb, husiness done during the past fortnight has
han bv no means heavy. During the first week the
meschsnts were generally pat TO q stand-sthi on ac-
cous, Of the extremely heavy imoona'lohs oi gooIs
bv Re fleet of clippers wplch had reached port, ana,
~ generally the case uuder such clrcumst snces but
nv sales we're effected The last five or six days
have been the witnesses If excitement such as has
ham rarely witnessed IN this any other country ana
he course Of business has been in consequence nearly
not entirely Obsructed; and merchants having their
nhoie attention taken up tn Other affairs have de-
voted comparatively little attention to the purchase or
sale Of goods "
-.The very comulete ergrossment of the public mind
q present in regard to matters which concern not only
Ne we'll being hut the rctual existence OF society mere
has naturally le~Gc.ed much fiOm the interest which
Reneraly alta es to the record Of the money market,
"a has in fact in a great precuded us from
Ae material on which to base review. The long de
hy Of the expected steamer, too and the absence OF
,uyic.s from Eastern domestic, European and South
Au<rcan p, IT'S has tended to add to the confusion OF
Iahs and write II lie extremely difficult to cay
,ov money mateTs rally do stand. IL IL certain that
- number o. borrowers has very much decreased
the request ii was by any means; but on the other
md II is asserted that those VINO in want OF nc-
pmppo aiion find il extremely difficult To obtain 1t,
"A flat tn IA ties who generally looked 10 a.
sree holder, in cases If emergency, profess their ina
Nv or al ieas. cvnce indisposltOn TO extend any
kpommods,ion. The probabilities are that the rea
~ o. the mari = all not bs developed until steamer
". whicb may possibly be n very active one
Aibe WELD of gold ;hroughout the miues, however,
su0hues without any perceptOe dminution, II 10 re-
Nyit is not st on the Increase. Water Is now
aiert in most of The most prolific districts and the
-; advantage L. tax n thereof by the miners, who
1eny a, ctons of the country are literally working
nh and day. In every direction We hear of new and
81 discoveries made, of new tunnels opened, OF new
sd -trucA, and OF mot Determined activity OF tue
Aole mining interest.
GTbe business done in Stocks during the past fort
4, has betn exceedingly hight and mostly conhnt d
ate securities; The new Sta,e o%nas nsVe oeen
. !. calculate d that Up Ia the sailing Of the steamer
Il 400 600 Of them will have been Issued. About
~ 900 orth went TO the East by the last steamer,
purchases having been male 'as 'ePo''eus a. - q,
II on the dol Al. A. W. wn'o, they are oufoe a'
last. named figure quite freely
H., business Of the clearing House, to-day, was
n3.Ooo.
kbe stock of the Long Dock Company, description
(which we gave some DAYS age, was introduced at
H. Board to-day and 1901 bid with no stock offered.
H. i, 10 per cent stock, under lease to the Ene
tilroad Company. The Long Dock Company owe a
ry large property between jersey City aud doboken,
khcre the terminus Of the Enc Road Is TO be, and
khich will, in a short time, be covered with ware
houses. and the seat Of an immense business.
Mr.. Loake OF the City Bank has, we hesr, been
kec,,d Cashier Of the Mes Artisans Bank the stock
k,b;cb Wa subscribed within $4,000 two or three
Fays ago.
Tie receipts of the Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad
lioJ April were:
fsseusers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. :.
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The Archer, from Neg Orleans, arrived yesterday
has on board &C. ,uns Breckenridge Coal from the Nero
fcne Oil Works.
Money on call continues in increasing abundance
The current rate Is now y cent and losus are msde
OCCASIONALLY as low as = cent.
The advices by the Arabia are financially favorable.
Coasols continued to improve, and had touched 95i,
but Gosed at 9ii The most important feature Of the