New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07

BY the Baltic closing quotation for Consuls is 9is
e4l showing further Improvement. The arrivals of
bullion in England have been immense, including the
Marco Polo, from Melbourne with 6s,737 ounces of
gold and Al l4O sovereigns on freight, worth in all
about f3l6,OOO. The other imports of the week have
comprised As 762 of gold and o0Oo soveregns by
the Morning STAR 6s6 and $4,000 sovereigns by
the Medway and 60 1927 and 100 900 sovereigns by
the George Msrshall-all three from Melbourne;
sl6a Oi3 by the Baltic, and fos 900 by the Canada,
both from Ne York. The total arrivals of the week
represent the extraordinary aggregate OF nearly
81, ESQ 900, all in gold.
The exports for the week were about $500 0O0 near
ly oil silver The Bank of England purchased $780,,
900 of the gold. About ESQ., o0 soveregns, are in
course Of return from Constantinople to London.
The return from the Bank of England for the week
ending the 18th of June gives the following results
when compared with the previous week:
Public deposits. Increase. 32l
Other deposit..... 10 2a Decrea.e.... 5l5752
Rect ............. 32i eS7 Increase 57t,
On the other side OF the account:
Government securities r2a 6s. Decrease 45sS
Other securities tt. III, l51s
The amount of notes in circulation IL fl9, $685. $50,
eng decrease of f345,6lO and the stock of bullion
n both departments is fl2O5s 7s2, showing an in
rease Of 1910, 37i when compared with the preceding
eturn.
The reports of the trade of the manufacturing towns
how in most cases all Improvement, consequent upon
lie course taken by the Government on the American
question.
The money market in London working much
better. The Ners ssys:
"The rapid influx Of gold into the Bank is now tell
ing upon the money market. Good bills cnn be dis
counted at Al per cent and in the Stock Exchange to-
dav loans were obtainable stock at tue reduced
Of To A Hinder thpsD
1t is clear that the Bank must either promptly
re duce its rates, or lose its business Next Satur
day falls due instaneut of one million on the new
loan; but, the other hand, the msss of dividend
money will be released in little more than fortnight
ard viii add largely to the SUPPLY of capital seeking
employment. In the belief that We are on the eve Of
further general reelection in the velae Of money, H.
vestmeLts are stimulated in all quarters"
The Times of the 25th-the day ofthe departure of
the Baltic-says:
"The English funds opened this morniny a. further
advance of an eighth, but the market subsequaAy
showed less animation Consols for the opening were
first quoted at 943 TO 9i dividend, from which, in
consequence of few realizatons, they declined to
9is. Tie las. Transactions 9is to 9ii. Politics
exercise no influence on prices aud the tiuclua
tions which occur entirely dependent upon the ori-
nary operations of the public Thai the balance of
these will be the favorable side is relied upon from
the prospect of continuous gold arrivals, and the gen.
eraltsndency is therefore toward improvement"
Letters from Hamburg state money ia unusually
stringent in that city, and the rate Of interest has
risen from to Il; the foreign exchanges being against
that city.
There has been quasi panic on the French Bourse,
and considerable fall. The market was steadier at
the close. The Paris correspondent of The Tins
says:
"Tbe commercial situation Of Paris has not changed
dunng the week tran sactions being still psrayzes by
the ciculy Of ciscountine bills the bad weather sud
the inuu6ations. The manufacturers, h)~ever re-
ceived some important orders from Spain ana Russia,
hut particularly from the latter The orders from the
United States brought by the last packets very
limited, owing to The American mtket bsiog over
Stoke with French goods ths sale Of which slow
and Improbable"