New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11
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The Crescent says:
There was nothing of note done in paper on the
street to-day. Some little inquiry for choice on the
part OF leaders was observed. Good and 4 No. con-
pues 10 be readily taken though rates are in avo OF
leaders, and if they were to advance 90 2 cent they
would then be % e cent less than In Northern cities.
Tie demand for coin payments al the CustomHo1se
has averaged for the past eight weeks SO per week
Lrge offerings of New.York funds, and terms were
ruling in favor of buyers. We continue our figures at
lidia for Bankers sixty days sight; II to ID, "a
81 y cent discount for No TO fair commercial bills
count, the lowest figures being the buying rates by
dealers and the banks. The banks selling over the
counter at par, with one asking an premium Ster'
Ing bills were frmer. No. for remittance " G94.
Some good drafts were taken at i. Nothing done 10
bills of Iading more thsn preliminary movements for
the coming week. The range is from 3, 81 to n, with
favorite signatures under fair margin at So Francs
have improved, with sale at 5.23i on Paris direct.
Drawers views have an upward pretension, some
asking 52,l. The range of the market closes at 51
Q523i."
The Baltic brings four days later advices with no
material change in fnancal AFFAIR.". Money was 10
active demand in London at full rates of interest.
Consuls under diminished demand from the public
had declined to 92092. The advices from Paris
scarcely favorable they had been. The drain of
gold to France continued but not actively here
tofore. The arrival Of the James Banes with f5eO,OO
of Australian gold was looked for daily, and would
supply the DRAIN Messrs. Fox, Henderson h Co.,
the contractors for building the Crystal Palace had
failed This was not unexpected.
Theyhave neverhad Interpolation OF poaesslngm much
capital notwithstanding the extensive and important
nature of their transactions; and year ago, when
money at its present rate their probable Suspen
sion was freely talked of. 1t appears that they
have lo.t 10000 by a contract just completed for
railway in Denmark, and with respect to which the
Danish Government are said to have behaved most I'm.
handsomely. Their whole liabilities amount TO about
E32OGOO, of which the portion unsecured Is about
fl75G0o. meeting of their creditors has been held,
and as the feeling is that with return OF easier times
their affairs may be capable Of restoration, it is con-
templated to grant them an extension of one or two
years, and thus allow them to go on.
The published list of American Securities quotes
New-York and Erie Railroad, 81 mortgage, y cent,
1883, $685. do, Sinking Fund, 1875, S2dSi; do,
Convertible 1862, Bonds 81 SO; DO, do, 1871, 7Sa
so; New-York Central I, Cent, Sinking Fund, 1888,
80 49,; do, : y Cent Convertible, 81 G93.
Cotton and Breadstuffs had not materially changed,
but are rather in favor of the buyer.
The London Shipping and Mercantile Gosette of
the evening of October %, thus notices the Money
market:
The market for money has become decidedly more
stringent
From Paris the adyiccs very unsat sfactory, the
pressure for money there having, with the announce
men. of two Provincial Banks failing, produced some
distrust and the fear of a crisis
Fram Hamburg the letters receired this morning
nounce further decline in the value of money to v
cent.
From Vienna, on the contrary, the accounts report
No amelioraton there.
The ST. Petersburg advices confirm the previous re-
port of the preliminary arrangements for the whole
lines Of railway having been defni.iyely settled.
The Egyptian tribute, hypothecated for the payment
future be RENTED direct to London instead OF TO Con-
stentinople every month.
The Candace for Africa takes out fljs 900 in specie
ON Government account.
Tie drain of gold from the Bank of England his
revived On Saturday { ,000 and yesterday GAO 0o
were taken out. The arrival of Gl6OOOO by the Att
ca from New-York, may perhaps render IT unnecessary
fer the exporters TO eDcroach upon the Bank again TINS
week but unless fresh ar vals take place the drain
will be renewed.
TIE London Necs Of Oct q has the following:
"The absorption of stock by the public having i'm
parted much stronger basis to the market The late
tendency toward uctuatiOn has greatly subslded Nor
il any depressug effect exercised BY the decline which
makes alEost daily fresh progress on the French
BouTse for is recognized that there il in reality no
reason why eon-ols should be essentially preudced by
the movement OF the rectes the position OF which !. In
many respt cts dssimilsr 1t is computed that De-
tween the present date and next February, some SIX
millions sterling remain TO be paid on the French loan
Considering the abundant supply OF stock on the
French Bourse and the inability Of the Bank of France
to assist the Spectators surprise can scarcely be felt at
the low rates TO which the rentes have gradually de-
elped Az regards cousos Oh the other hand the en-
tire creation OF stock authorized by Parliament has al
ready been made and the surplus Of stock derived from
this source has been quickly absorbed by the public.
There can be little doubt that the time wiz come when
the French funds will experience marked reboundi
but pending the existing crisis influential buyers hold
aloof fearing that the monetary pressure in France
may yet drive the prices o. all BOurse securities to
lower range.
The discount market continues tight, with scanty
suppy Of money"