New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
The business of the Clearing House was sa7 900.


The business Of the Clearing House was SCI, 5000
There was quite fair amount Of orders by the last
sesmer for the purchase Of American Securities, and
we lear Of purchases Of 1000 bonds which were
advised by the Herman OF Saturday. These pur-
chases included Illinois Central, New York Central
Michigan Central, Michigan Southern, Joliet Cut On
&C. There were also some purchases OF eto,ks oi
Iearly all the above Companies, and also OF Ere.
With the growing in London and the recovery ON
the coLnen 1T Of confidence in the continuance OF peace
between this country and England, these orders are
expected to be largely increased during the coming
months. We know also Of two or three very large
transactions on orege account in bonds and stock' OF
which we are not at liberty to give the part culATs
Flour is heavy to-dcy at lOc. decline, and wheat
has also downward tendency. Pork is also heavy.
Holders in Cotton are frm but the transactions are
moderate. Groceries are steady and quiet.
The B,6alo Coms,ercioi Adcert,ser Gays: divi'
deId pay yate the goth instant, OF i've per cent on
the earnings of the vessels of the Lake Navigation
Company from the opening Of navigation To July l,
something less than two months, was declared yester-
dsy by the Board of Directors. TINS Is exclusive of
good percentage which was reserved as snkng iuna
If with lake freights ruling low as they have thus
far this eeasOn a consolidation OF vessel stock proves
thus remuneratve, what may not the shareholders OF
the Company expect at the co of the season, and In
seasons of greater activity
This Company have capital of 81 ,OOs, 600, and swn
about sixty firstclass sailing vessels nearly new The
Company was organized last Spring, and its success
thus far hss been truly surprising.
The Norscich (Chenango County, Reporter mentions
the failure Of CLARK, Crsndal, Babcock Co., Of
Broobfeld, Madison County, for large amount.
The Michigan Southern Railroad, we understand, is
now doing large business and from various arrange
ments which have bt en- made the business of thsroad
will probably in the coming months be much increased
within a short time. The air line from Toledo to
Goshen will soon be finished, which will shorten the
time fom Chicago to the former place about two
homs. This will enable passengers to make short
Iun from Chicago to Cleveland, and there take the
boat to Buffalo, reaching the latter place in time TOR
the early Central and Erie trains. The road from
Detroit to Toledo is also rapidly progressing and when
it is completed the distance from Chicago TO
Detroit will be by this line about seven miles shorter
by the Michigan Southern than by the Michigan
Central The depot Of the former Road OF Detroit is
mile TO the terminus opposite that city, OF the
Great Western Road through Canada. With these
advantages it is evident that the Michigan Southern
mus. do Increased business and is only when they
are completed that the Road will develop its great
sources. Next year, sth all the lnes now in process
of construction finished this Road will be enabled to
show its full capacity, dLd fully justify the an.icpa-
toIs of its friends. Next Saturday the books will
close, when S h 100 cash dividend will be paid.
We canIot learn that any remittance has been re
ceived by the George Law for the payment Of the
California State interest The securities of the State
much depressed.
The George Law from Aspinwa brings 81, 7o5, 900
instead of s7OO 900, reported by telegraph from
New Orlems. She also brings a. least $500 900 of
Cab h-v;tb
ceived by the Orizaba from San Juan, makes the
sein.montbly remittance 100 900, quite up to the
average notwithstanding the disturbed state Of affairs
in San Francisco The accounts by the George Law in
regard to bushes are not favorable, but the mining
accounts are extremely good The produce Of the
precious metal all through the mines is large and gold
dust was abundant in San Francisco. OF the Caf,r-
MIA money maIket TAs San Francisco Bulletin Of the
eoth June says:
Tie disturbed dition Of public affairs during the
past mont has naturally affected the money market.
The sh8meAt Of treasure by the steamer Cf the 5th
Jure wss DE lsrgeet, with one exc ption, that was
evermade rom this port; and in view Of tae fact that
the business Gone during the preceding fortnight had
been very light, the supposiion naturally gained
ground tat foreign capital was being s.nt out OF the
country. Having been at some pains since to ascer
tain the facts in regard 10 the mater, we learn
that tie shipment Of the 5th inst really augmented
by the Withdrawal Of foreign capital, bu: w. also
learned that the money had OteE oTdeTed away, not
sent in Consequence Of the Vigilance Committee, or
any of its acts, but for the that the failure
several French houses had shaken the confidence Of
persons in France who had funds here sId the return
Of peace had put new complexion upon the face o.
matters at home, and rendered the employment 0;
capital safe upon advantageous terms.
For tbis mail money Is ABUNDANT az q y cent upon
first class Hercante 'secuiity-the lender generally
demanding that the property should be put n his pos
session. Real estate loans exceedingly difficult to
negotiate al any rate.
The receipts of dust from the country during the
past week have betn large, and it s evident that the
la6orer IN this country better recompensed for his
toll thar in any other part of The world
From june to date there was deposited at the
Mint the following sums Of treasure For bars, o7O0
ounces for coin los 024 ouncer The Mint is kept in
full operation and considering s capacity, is really
doing astonishing amount OF work.
The shipment of treasure frsm ths port during the
first Eve months Of 1850 ga D.
Add shipment per Golden AGE June 5........ 26o6Ii
We have reason to believe that the value of ma
chandse and treasure out o! the country durirg
the preseL mouth viii be larger than ever before )wn
il any preceding month. Already the value of msr.