New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-13

was difficult TO find ,ney call than for several
days past, and more than legal interest was paid 10
many cases rather than sell stocks. The Banks are
still curtaing, but their call loans must nov be very
low. Paper s without chinge to noe, and not press
ing on the market, although more is thrown GU. a:
Bank than was the case a week or two ago.
Messrs Duncan, Sher nan & Co. pay the coupons of
the Oakland ard Ottawa and Detroit and Milwaukee
Railroad Companies due on the lob inst.
The Atlantic brings advices Of further de,lne in
Ctnsols, occasioned by the impendency OF the new
loan. The closing price VICE s2l-a decline Of per
cert. Private letters state that there was rather
greater in The London money market, and re-
ducton Of the rate of interest by the Bank Of
was looked for soon. The demand for money vas still
active. About f42o 900 ia gold had been received from
Australia of which ESQ 900 had gone into the Bank OF
England Further amounts in the aggregate t5s5 900,
were known 70 be on the way from Australia. Amer
ican eagles had declined in price trife The letters
bring but few orders either TO buy sell American
Securities but there are in them masy indignant ex-
pressions at the bad faith of the Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati Road in repudating the ind9rsemen. OF
the Pqua bonds. This unfortunate action, to call il by
the mldes term, Of that road, has injured American
railroad credit in Europe many hundred thousand
dollars. Foreign capitalists will hsve nothing more to
do with guaranteed bonds. Some of this description
which have heretofore stood highest abroad are being
~nt home for sale. The China mail had brought in
tegtnce of the failure of Messrs. Nye Brothers 81 Co.
Of Canton for sl,5oO,OOO and Of the abscondng
of Mr. AspinwaI of the house Of Aspinwall, Macken-
zie e. Co. of Sharghae, failed sometime since for
ego, OO0 Another statement denies positively that
Mr.. Aspinwall has absconded. The L0adea Ncrs Of
the 3oth April saysi
"Tbe funds showed some hatness this morning, but
in the afternoon a decidedly Improved feeling pre-
vailed. At O'Clock the recovery OF cent,
which was established after the recognized hours yes
terday afternoon was fully maintained and at .ter
hour q further rally of | p cent. was quoted. The
market finally closed with frmness This favorable
change was partly caused by tee more confident belief
that The POSITION of the Maity is not imperiled by
the debate on the Kars question; but the impressioa
was sror ger in weinfomed quarters to day that thu
forthcoming lean will be altogether moderate in
amount. The influx of gold int, the Bank also forms
a very favorable feature. To-day's rally was the
more remarkable iuasmucb as it occurred in the face
of an unusually heavy demand for money, which caused
as much as cent. to be paid in come cases for short
loans on Consos. The pressure appears to have been
chiefly for Stock Exchange purposes, In connection
with the settlement now in progress in the share and
foreign stock markets.
at Paris to-day the Three per Cent Rehtes closed
shade better than yesterday, at 1913 tor money ana
1910 for account"