New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24


action while brcads;uff. wero heavy M,Dey 10 Loa.
don cont nuts Ia good demand. Peace had caused
some commercial disasters among those dealing in
articles which sustained by war consumD.iop
Auorg the houses faled are Syers. Walker & Co.
Eest Incis merchants; liabilities $3.50. .OOO asset.
422oc coo rominally. Saunders Il Harrison. seed.
cush'rs, oil-r'fn@s &c; liabilities f60,O)0. This
wa uneApec e foiure. W. 0 Young. shipowner,
4i.o 600, by indor-ipg accommodation paper for
S!'s, Walker s. Co. Thos. Harrison, shipowoer,
&c; Violet & NJ phew-both the latter house, we're
mixed up with Syers Walker & Co. Other failure.
are eApect. d from the causes. The Red jacket
had arrived with over 100000 Of Australao go!d,
wLch will probably mostly 90 into the Bank, a.
the Bank Of France had stopped purchasing.
The London DAILY Nevs Of the 9Th inst. says:
"The funds opened at a further decline Of T. cen,
this morning. but sherward rallied and closed =
cent higher than yesterday. Despite the considerable
outstanding speculation for a rise Thic1 sdeveopei
az the settlement now in progress for COn-o's, the
market retains great steadnes, confidence being felt
il the future. The large arrivals Of gold promote this
favorable feeling.
Misunderstanding the preparation for Thurs1ay's
ins;aincn, on the loan, there is no pressure in
the Discount market the dviJsrds being psysbl,
tomorrow. In the Stock ExchaDg-, however, partly
in connection with the CO"sOl settlement money was
in active demand al = cent on Government Secu-
rties.
"Te recent failures have excited a cautious feeling,
the dcprt citation in many articles of produce having
been serious aud the Isse, consequently severe. Con-
fdence continues to be fit, however, IN the general
stability Of trade.
"Ibe amount Of gold brought by the Red jacket
from Melbourne stated At no les than 100 500 ounce,
worth about t4O2 coo. TIE purchases Of gold for a.
count Of the Ban Of France having apparently ceased
his loJ cd tha the bulk of this large remittance vii
BE- sent into the Bank
The Paris respondent Of TIE L0af0H Times
says
= The conclusion Of peace and the withdrawal of
it, restrictive mca,u-- by the Bank Of France, have
a. vet exercised influence on the CONNER al situa
ton Of Psris The tOrpor Of the B,ur-e, although
produced by loca causes, continues to parayzr tram
acfiors Some houses received during he week fresh
demands from England and Germany, and important
orders are expected from the United states by the
next packets Goods Of every description have Of
late considerably rson, and their ale has accoriln9y
become d dicut. Foreign commission agents hesitate
10 aCcout the new pricos, aud the manufacturers OBJ
igtd to augment the wages of the operatives, and to
pay vcry high for raw materials, cannot consent to an
IAN advance Of from 90 to 25 y cent has taken
place !, The pnce OF dIamonds which beirg bought
Up for EUssa. Tie acc ants from the industrial dis
tics are satisfactory At Rcucn, Mllh0use, Lyons,
&c, the manufactures are all busIy at work, and
traI sactOns pretty active. Woo aad slk maintain
their frmness. The price of wheat exhibits every
whore Il downward tendency. The accounts from the
department received yesterday announce further fall
III. III.
the Pals HallefrOm Of to ST sack during the week.
the BE- Vt sorts only fetching about s3f = sack Of l51
kilogrammes. The stock remaining IN the market on
Saturday was 30 s35 metrIcal quinal-. AT Marseles
the large sales Of grain by auction which recently took
place and the announcement that the Emperor Alex
and having raised the prohibition 10 export corn, an
entire Russian feet laden with grain, hai cleared out
ofthe Danube partly bound for Marsel.es, had cause
n fmtler depression Of about 4. measure OF l6J
itrts On ID. 5.h hard wheat of Algeria solo for 55f
ard 3sE soc.
"The growing crops all over the country present
the most cheering appearance. The deficiency In the
produce Of aAt year-Oiicsily estimated at 100000
bcctotros-has been in a great measure made up by
foreign importation. From August 1870. 10 The 1T
inst O0OOoO hectoltres were landed IN Frcach h4r
bors. The remainder can be easily procured before
the 3lst July. Cattle rates pretty mach the same
ss last week The price of wine, Notwithstanding the
obstinate resistance of the serchants az Bercy shows
O decided tendency to decline. Purchasers, anticip9t.
ing further depression, wiAhod thcr demands, and
little business is accordingly done. The advces fom
the South describe the vines a. in a move prom9cg
condition than at the corresponding period of last year.
SU no opinion can yet b. formed respecting the re-
anti of tie vinagc-the vines being too backward to
admit of an appreciation. Laugucdoc brtniles cell IN
Pars at i6of = Loc,oiue and spirits * racted from
best al or