New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26
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y>eek.
Advices received from Washington this morning
states that c Secretary ofthe Treasury sasned Win
the action Of the Texas Legislature, and viii pay out
the money due the creditors Of that State. This, how
ever. Z not oficial, and nothing viii be certainly
known until the Secretary issues bis advertisement 70
CREDITORS.
Money is exceedingly abundant on cal at az g
ceut, and sorne parcels could have been had AZ Y
c-n, on choc- .ecurtes The banks are Tree lenders
and the competition between there institutions ana
private capitalists Is active. Frstclass business ps-
per il in good demand and scarce. II goes at 6S' 2
cent mostly at 7ds e cent for longer maturity thsn
90 days
The private letters by the Asia end Atlantic are al
cheerful They give bat little importance to the dfn-
cutes with this country, and predict the success OF
the peace negotiations Paris Money is pronounced
quite stringent in London but some relief II looked
for if peace should be made The Sugar and other
speculaous Of last Autsmn have increased The demand
for money. The decline in Sugar from tie highest
point is about .s25 tun. Tallow and ether grease
are mnch down elso The loss by the fall in Bread
stufs on the Liverpool Stocks alone is estimated to be
f3oo COO. Cotton has not risen 80 largely on the
prospects Of peace as might have been anticipated,
because it had nCt declined much during the war, the
with. The orders for our stocks by these steamers
are small the questions issue between this country
and England having checked the demand. The only
sale of importance s for 500 shares Illinois Central
stock The amount of this stock now held by foreign
ers is over 42 900 shares About s5O0Oe OF Govern
nent Stocks came out for redemption. The Bread.
stuff market in Liverpool appears TO be in condition
almost of n panic the fall in two three weeks hav-
ing been e bb. in Flour, and 7 = quartern Corn.
Parcels for future delivery pressed on the market
and the home deliveries are large.
The circular of Messrs Benson & Co. ofLondon, saws
The expectation that peace will result from the approaching
TOW that the party most warlke IN Russia look with
sstsfaton 10 the struggle These views have
not much affected COnso their effect counteacted by
money continuing 10 be IN sciye demand Today how
w.e saS for money and 9 All for equoe
them to-day sl Q9lt fer money and sdsl or account
We have had arrivals Of Gold of which
dersoCd rem aims in the country new i.sne e. OF
the meantime and the disposition to invest mneA more sp-
parent , g ,i s.,-;.;., lr;r.
the week although not quite active I'D occasion
10 advise AID before hiss been chiefly confined
the Securities of the Illinois Central kMlway freeaud
bohas are % o.; ; al 7aS' a. cent Bond. a}695 New.
Ycr and Erie Bonds Of 1875 79d8l Pennsy ls Mort
8sdg7 and the 2d Mortgage Sterling Bonds are firm a. go al
Troueh an error in dispatches quoted the
Cotton last week considerably too g Ihey were
reported Sf5 bales During the present week
considerable business hiss been done The supply mas been i
the buyer to-taN the
MARKETS very dull The sales ef the week are about % O oe
The market here Monday was decidedly ower-the
decline being stated fully s. and this continued on Wednes
day. To-day Is still very dull Prices are also lower IN
In Msnche.ter there is little change to note busines.
don small compared with last weeks sPnue[ are more
fully engaged than and the Pee 'i Coh mas
Makers of Railroad Iron senns IN their demand for IN
creased prices.
Messrs. Scott, Russel & Coz the most extensive
iron ship builders in England, had failed. Their
assets are stated at fsO OOO They the builders
of the monster iron ship not yet launched, of 10000
tuns Their failure will not however, interfere with
the completion of this ship.
The clearances of BTeadstufs for the week have
been: Four-to Liverpool, l5,l7l bbls.; Rotter-
dam, 325 bbls; Bremen, 1870 bbs.; West Indies,
2,lc6 bbls South America, $50 bbs; British Prov
inces 2l3 bbls. Wheat-to Liverpool, 26,627 bushs.
Indian Con-to Liverpool Il, ,26J bushs; Cork, 25,-
e24 bushs West Indies, 700 busls. Rye-to Rotter
dam, O,6l7 busls.; Bremen, ll,677 bushs.
The Circular of Messrs. Marie 4 kanz fur the
steamer says:
The dsv after our last advice. Of The 10Th met. the stock mar
active advancing prices but since then the
dtoon speculate has been check ID by the fears IN res
ion 10 a rupture the Cabinets OF London aud Wash
ngon and Of the Of activity produced
thereby prices have Tor the most part eceded The advces
received to-day steamers Atlantic and Asia have Produced
effect the market Sate stocks show notable
change. Caiomiss aud Ngnias have alone gwen n'e to
tIansscons Of importance with rise OF 2 cent on
the latter.
clss ST. Louis Civ Bonds have been made FOR European
Milwaukee, have advanced = cent San Fran
cisco's, l.
Railroad Bonds there have been fair amount of sales
Illinois Central Construction and treeland Bonds Erie 1873 aud
advanced I; Erie Sd Mortgagos Erie, 1911 aud Harlem st
Morgages l. Illinois Central Construction Bonds rather
Mortgage Bonds have fallen OF 2 cent
quoted the stock Exchange have been dealt IN
moderate amounts
Messrs De Coppet & Co. say:
advices Of the 18th there has been prom
IN
speculation which last week animated principal railroad
have ubsded Operations have been less
important and fluctuations have yaousy resulted, up aud
downward, may be in our uboned table OF daily
produce effect Of the City Bonds aud
other investment stocks they generally held hrer even
England according the adces 9th inst ia regard to
Es eonnx ,S5 be United stse has procsd no pS9iar
effect upon Stock market
In State Stocks the limited small sales Of
Virginia 6 Missouri 6's California rs and Indiana IS with
81 ght decline on the two former
City and County BondsThe only transactions Of i'm
poTtsnce In St Louis s fully supported rates There
L fair demand San Francisco los Sacramento los
and Milwaukee 7's, al higher rates.
The new -four inspection movement is exciting much
attention on the Corn Exchange and is a subject de-
serving the fullest discussion The following is the
report of the Committee to be made tomorrow:
REPORT
or THE COMMITTEE OF THE NEw-YoRK CORR Ex-
CHANGE or TIE INSPECTIONS OF FLOUR AND MEAL
IL THE CITY OF NEw-YoRK.
The Committee appointed at a meeting Of the New
York Com Exchange 18th for the purpose
sderns the subject Of Inspection Of Flour aud Meal in the
~ bs be eSps yse and ,ohs
The President the New ork Corn Exchange shall annually
persons. to be called tue Flour Inspection Committee ao
committee Of three persons TO be known as the Flour In
sTection Executive Committee"
The duties the Inspection Committee shall be
uAe and determine the stadsd Of inspection for ,he various
grades Flour and Meal which standard shall not De inferior
that Of corresponding grades in the cities Of Philadelphia and