The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-16

with regard 10 the condition Oh tue new 1ork
money market and the Ericssons news, the Jour.
nal Of Commerce, of Friday, says:
There IL more demand for money from sever.
al ponts In the interior. and the decline In rates Of
interest has also called out better demand from
the city, but the supply Is still abundant The
news by the Ericsson Is looked upon rs on the
whole favorable In view OF the advance In funds
and the conciliatory tone of the British Govern.
ment toward this country, although breadstuffs
and cotton were depressed. ~
The imports Of foreign dry goods at New York.
for the last week are largely 10 excess of the total
for the corresponding week Of last year as viii be
seen from the annexed comparison
IMPORTS OF FOREIGN Day GOODS AT NEW YORK.
For the week. -.
Total entered at the port $4Is,202 sl,03 $50
Total thrown upon the market 47lso5 sl47si
From Jan. Let. 1855. 1885
Total entered at the port s23605o26 S4s, 469 $50
Total thrown upon the market "A soS,52s 436s5 lo6
The Journal of Saturday evening has the fol-
lowing, relative to the. market and the Arabia's
news:
The news by the Arabia is regarded as less ia.
vorable by the timid, and the feeling in the mar.
ket is less buoyant 1t is true that money was
cheaper in London, and that the tone of the de-
bates in Parliament was conciatory towards this
country but many fancy that they detect evidences
of an impression among tue British statesmen that
this country is demanding too much of Great Bri.
when Mr.. Champion reaches home the smothered
fire will burst out in open flame. Our own impress
sion has been that the dismissal of the offending
Minister and Consuls, taken in connection with
Secretary Marcys very able and concilatory letter,
would not create the excitement now anticipated;
and that whatever might be the tone of some of
of the newspapers, the act would meet with the
approval of large number of people In England,
who cannot be blind TO the mistakes which their
rulers have committed. Even if Mr.. Dallas is dis
missed, in seeming retaliation, we deem it more
than probable that the act will be accompanied by
an offer to appoint specisl enjoys or commission
to settle all difficulties between the TWO countries
The Stock market gave way this morning, LOT
reasons noted above. and was generally heavy and
lower.
On Friday last the cargo of the brig Fidela, con.
sisting of 200 hhds. of sugar and 90 of inoasses,
was sold at auction at Georgetown, d. c. The
sugar brought So 25 to 80 Is per cwt and nearly
the whole of the molssses brought 50 cents per
gallon. The articles sold were very superior.
The statement of the South Carolina Banks for
May, is brilliant. The circulation of the bank in
the State amounts to Sc, 925,356 Nett profits on
hand Sl,77s,943 and deposits S39iS,9s7; specie
81 500 762; notes discounted personal security
SIC, s25 524 domestic exchange TO S9,G2l, 5l0 the
suspended debt to 81, 6ls, 139. Compared with the
exhibit of the last month this statement shows
an increase in profits to the extent of $l63 DBL a
decrease in deposits of S43i. SOB This statement
indicates considerable contraction, but not great.
or than is natural TO the season.
Bell & Son, London, Both May, quote Va. 6s
1886 at 0s7 and Va SIS sterling bonds 1889 at s5
0e6.
The Arabia brought $4,000 in specie from Eu
rope which evidences an excellent state of affairs
in our account current with Europe.
At Australia, March 18th, fine flour was quoted
at 500 per ton.
EXPORTS OF SPECIE FROM NEW YoRK-The
following is a statement of the export of specie
from New York, since the first of January, com
pared with former years:
Total since lat January s Il, 256 $40
Same time, Soo.......''......'...... lo696,472
Same time, 1851. .................... IA SCH 1888
Same time, 1855. .... INSTRUMENTATION. 9l8, 1856
Same time, 1857. .................... 10,5l8,S6
The Branch Mint at New Orleans for the month
of May received =
Caliornia gold SAG, 229.C8; from other sources S..
eS7 S. Silver from California $467 33; from other
sources &5i8, Sl774.
Total gold $50, l66 63
Total Silver. 54s, 1856 u
$598g72.7s
Coinage -Gold 5000 Eagles. .............. $4,000
Silver 500 600 half dollars. go. $50 900
Total coinage. ................$340,0 900
| There is moderate business doing in Land
Warrants in New York, the orders from the West
| being much contracted by the closing of Land Of
| fees. Thompson's Reporter quotes as follows
| There is a fair demand for Land Warrants at
reduced prices, which are at present. June l2:
| Buying. Selling.
| l61 acre warrants. $092 $09G
| l2n acre warrants..... 80 "a
| go acre warrants..... 81 SO
| 40 acre warrants..... LOB LIS
| tits our opinion that when more of the land Of
fees closed, as they soon will be, warrants will
| be lower.
] The London Times of the 28th says.
Large sums of gold continue to be taken to the
Bank, and the discount market exhibits signs of in
| creasipg ease.
The scrip receipts for the deposit on the loan for
0e0, will be delivered at the Bank tomorrow
at Ii O'clock to holders presenting their letters of
| allotment"
Western Flour heavy and 100 20 cents lower under
the Aratias news, sales of y 400 bills closing 81
for Extra State; $3.50 to $500 for common to good
Ohio; $5750$6 % for low to medium Extra do,
$3.50 to $3.50 for good bakers and family Extra, and
| SO to So 50 for choice Extra St. Louis-Southern
quiet; common grades scarce and nominal; medium
brands heavy sales of 700 bbls at Sc asa Sc so for
common to good Baltimore, Alexandra and George
active at decline previously noticed; 80 200 bushels
common white at $50; 1000 do common white ca.
naaian az 81 oil o,uUo far quallty p Lao; 17Ou do
prime SI.75U$ 753. Corn heavy at Al to SO cents
| according to qualify the highest price being for
strictly prime shipping lots. Cotton improved with
| a fair business end stronger market. Whiskey z6i
| for Ohio and prison.
BALTIMORE -Sdtufddp-Groceres firm,
with speculative movement in sugars. Coffee sells
freely. with somewhat reduced stock at former
quotations. Money abundant. Banks discount libe-
rally. First class paper taken the street at 89
per cent second class 10 to H. Flour market quiet
sales Of 700 bbls Ohio at So l2t; City Mills held at
Sc. Wheat dull. with decline OF to 6 cts; good
red 80 to 81 40; good to prime white, $3.50 to
$3.50 Corn decned sales at 10 to 48 cts acco' dnz
to quality Molasses N. o. SIC; p r. 47c; MuscovaGo
AZ to IS cts English Islands Al to IS Bacon,
ket firm and prices upward; sales Of sides At 3aG9s
and 10 cts and held at the latter price; 90 bids Shout
dsrs cts 400 caLvassed hams ii Sugars sales of
10 hhds common N. o. at cts: So hdds. al 81 CTS;
r K et0s eta; Cuba 7sd8t eta Whiskey, 26i "a
"a for city and Ohio.
Richardson. spence & Co.'s Circular.
LIVERPOOL, May so, 1s56.-The arrivals this week
consist OF only g. o bushels corn, 1905 bal els -four
from the States 1000 bags flour from Valparaiso,
4 iso Quarters wheat, sS7 sacks -four from spain.
s.oo4 eu.rters wheat Se2 sacks -four from the Medi-
terIean, and 9ao quarters wheat from India.
| Fsimers deliveries of wheat for the week ending
ast saturday are 2a5 qusrters at 69s 3D. sganst
iloo quarters, at JOS. l0d. in the corresponding
| week OF last wear During the last dayB the