New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24
city indonrssent sold at 81 cent; Banhers ssh "a
~s.. s,ord Commercial bile are n 9s y cent,

se..- S>ccd Commercial bile are u @s v cent.
F,elshs are doll. To Liverpool, Flour, 2e Sd @Ss-,
ne inside rate FIR reet ROOM Cotton, 7-S2 ID; bac
ssa and Lard, 31s To London, Flour, 81; baooD'
3D., and Oil, ass. -,
The business OF the Sub Treasury was; fa'o,
se4,s27 "A; Received, s9oi,os o5; Bssnce' Si,sYf
Sis 30; Paid for Aseay-o6ce, s2l'''"i 81 'ai' y"
Disburring Checks. s3soll 81.
Albert H. Nicolsys regular sem'-weeA'y e"'"'n
..Io NJ socks and Bonds will take place tomorrow
grhurpdsy), at l9l O'Clock, az the hefchsn" EA'
change.
p;aear. Falls Ralroad have declared divsdend Oh
. cent from the asset Of the company, payable on
demand at the banking OF L. WhItehouse, oon
a. Horrison, No. 81 William street.
The Money market continues to be freely supplied;
oar call sud stock heuses find difficulty in supplying
their wants The Banks are generally dong all Their
customers have right to ask
The number Of private letters by the Africa is less
tsap uesal a. the steamers sailing day was cba1ged
aom Saturday 70 Wednesday. portion OF 'ne O'n'
peptal mail appears not to have arrived IN u ne az
Ta.,..,l TIE tome n the few letters received is
more cheerful than the printed accounts. Money 10
,.aroyted easier in LerdOn Amsterdam and Bremen.
further advance In the rate Of interest by the Bank
of England was thought not unlikely, but 1t was
hooked for without apprehension. Trade IN England
and ON the Continent was active and healthy. Inc
ex,orts 10 the Levant were very large, and return
sf A large portion Of the gold sent in that direction
VIVA looked for in the course OF trade IN the sprng
roouths C,onsols were 10 lower, mainly by reason
Of sales by Government and the impendepcy OF new
loan of some $50 900. Cotton was dull and Bread
stufs Hrm Considerable orders for Breadstufts came
out by the Africa. The London Neps OF JAN IL Says
The English Stock market continues TO fall fur
fher reduction Of al cent has beer established 10
day in addition 10 the fell of about cent recorded
last week. Government continues TO supply SOCK
upon q market already weakened by an OUTSTANDING
speculation for higher prices AT the same ume NJ
fact is adduced confrmat0ry OF the noPes AZ ~
peace upon which this speculation was avo"euy
Bounded
. Meanwhile, we approaching the period when
the Governments of England and France are expected
20 appear again as large borrowers. On the other
hand, a favorable influence may be exercised by the
dividend payments, which will commence on Weanes-
day nent. % aov .hore w,s q het.
Ger supply of money, but the late rates are NAM
AT Paris, to-day, the French Funds experienced q
further fall soon after the commencement OF business
hut rally subsequently took place and the closing
quotations of the Three per Cents were to cent
above those Of Saturday. At Berlin, Russian Stock
has risen v cent.
Consols, which closed on Saturday at s7t opened
this morning fatty at s65 to 81, div. for the 10th
January recovered TO 81 to /, declined on s6I
to /, aud closed at e6s to 1. The " contango' 10,
The telegraph from London to Liverpool brings US
the following:
The Daily News, in its City article OF Tuesday even
ing, 9Th inst, says:
1.-THE English funds experienced reilly OF per
cent at the opening this morning. Az later hour,
however, sales of stock on Government account oens
nnderstood to continue, relapse took place. AL tbe
lose of the Stock Exchange the quotations were the
same as yesterday afternoon
Money to. day was in good demand but witho ut
pressure. In the Stock Exchange the current rate
was v cent on Government Securities AT Paris to-
day the v cents closed to " cent lower than
yesterday. The amount of specie brought IN by the
Baltic from New-YOrk is stated at 100000 ms sup
piy in not expected to remain here. The Iagus has
taken f60 446 in specie, for Lisbon and Cadiz Inc
foreign exchanges this afternoon were generally pet
Ter, especially as regards Peris Paper on that CITY
was much offered. In the railway share-market to-
day. one of the chief features was fresh fall IN
Eastern Counties which descended to "a.
The TSmess City article of Tuesday evening, con-
tans the following
"The English Funds opened with greater steadiness
This morning but the improvement was only tempo
rary and the market closed at further decline and
appearance of heavness which considerably increased
alter regular hours. The fluctuations of the day were
partly attributable to the preparations for the settle
mept of the account on the 10th ins but the greater
steadiness at the commencement was created by less
satisfactory quotations from the Paris Bourse.
Money was in good demand at 5 per cent IN the
Stock Exchange and out of doors the existing rates
were fully maintained the impression being that the
approaching payment of the dividends will create little
pafmanent influence 1t is stated that the estates OF
Messrs. Palmer & Greene of the Litchfeld Bank,wil
WELD less unsatisfactory amount than had been anti
cpated and that realization Of 12s Cd to the pound
il considered probable. The suspension of Messrs
George Grey & Co.. in the Cape trade, has been an,
nounced. The amount of their liabilities H supposed
10 be about Ca, OOo.'
The business Of the Clearing House to-day was
1896 700.
The Mayor Of Baltimore, in q message delivered on
Monday congratulaes the city that all its old debts
are paid The present debt he states thus:
The debt of the city the lst of January, 1856,
was as follows;
Stock or bonded which pay interest Sc Sss IL
liabilities In City Bonds and guarantees, which -
ofViVVV w
i am not able to give the amount Of Floating Debt,
the Register not furnishing me with the usual
Deduct from this the amount the Sinking Fund 1879 II
The Debt bill has passed the Texan Senate by three
majority
The official statement of the Banks in Boston, for
the week ending Jan. 81, exhibits the following re-
suits as compared with the statement of the previous
week:
o.c,. Stock ss sn $50 600 $780, nn COO Unchanged
Loans and Dsonts 57l6Is 5l,s756ll Inc. s l29 80!
f Sss dn m s sSsr i ss s me-
Doe 70 other Banks. 5552sS0 557s,04 Inc.... 25,o9
oossSs H ssssa 1855 Dec Dec. ti o
At New. Orleans, on the 18th, Money was worth
from to 10 y cent, and was getting easier. First
class clear bills Sterling ruled from 81 to 4 with
at o. The Banks were buying sixty days on New