New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-30

The liverpool Times says:
"The Demand for money for commercial purposes
appears if ANYTHING on the increase and the market
il in consequence assuming more stringent aspect.
The d.maDd however has been well met, and in many
of the discount houses the rates required were irsc
ton below the minimum y cent of the Bank OF In
gland There has been no particular pressure 81 the
Stock Exchange and accommodation could be effected
Cd easier t. rms. About half million will be required
on the god to pay the fret deposit OF 10 e cent upon
:. The arrivals specie large, several vessels
having arrived from Australia. among otherr the
Ocean Chief with f22O OOO the Invincible with 30
OOO and the Albatro-s with f72yOOO, which, with the
amount brought by the Statesman, makes a to;el Of
nearly half million sterling which may be added
about IL 90, 600 the English portion Of the specie
ceived per the Africa from New-YOrk. II il conf
IDENTIFY anticipated that, owing to the upward ten
deIcy Of the rat. Of exchange at NewYOrk on Lon.
don, tfady arrivals Of gold will take place from the
United States.
"Tbe accounts from the East with regard to the
state OF the exchanges show that the transmission Of
gold from England must involve a considerable loss
Under these circumstances II may become question
whether the 900 900 recently mentioned as the sum
still to be shipped on account Of the Turkish loan will
be dispatched"
In regard to the Dry Goods trade of the City the
INdependent says:
THE Dry Goods Jobbng trade for the month has,
the whole, been quite satisfactory. Goods have
been sold falling market in consequence of the
continued heavy sales at auction. The importers are
losing heavily almost every description OF pnnted
priced printed lawns, il bringing cost. French printed
bareges sell only for about eba to hreefourths of
the coet of importation. The same Is true in regard 20
many other goods. Dress 81 Ks never were cheaper,
but the saler outstanding, quite limited, as Is
usually the case in the month of May.
1.-The retail prce IL now reported good IN almost
every section. The only drawback Is the unwilling
Of farmers to part with their produce at current
prices An offer Of 81 50 y bushel for lot of wheat
was refused In the Fall, in Western town, by one
who is now waiting for an advance on the present
price, which in that locality only 20 cents We pre-
Dict that the disappointed holder will yet eel at 10
cent?, or lower
"ln many sections the wealthiest farmers feel quite
poor, having used al their money II buying more
land and in making extensive improvements. ln the
Fall while thus using al their money. they relied upon
coptin uaton Of high prices for produce this SPRING
u enable them To meet their current bills with the
merchants. Their unwiingnes, TO make sales, 10 can
eel old Indebtedness 10 make new purchases, has
undoubtedly had influence on trade not easily esti
mated.
"Hsd the extraordinary foreign demand for produce
continued at ast years prices business IN the nteor
throughout the whole North and West, would have
been enormous far exceeding IN all probability, any
thing ever before known.
From eyery ,ction we hsve good reports in regard
to the crops We have not beard OF single exception,
in any locality With an abundance OF cheap food,
the county may .ary anticipate continued pros
periiy.
The following is our weekly report Of failures, sus-
pensions asrgI msnts, etc:
R,unliek Eaton Portland, Msine. suspended
Alboufu Oliver, Lynn Mas, susoended
sster Acridse Co ston, Pa failed aud shut up oy
the Sheriff.
Oerry Matthews. New York City failed al assigned.
vi Hsrusbursh Pa, has gone it Is SAD, 70
CsfCiu csrryii hs money with MIN
Rsu ell II. John Oh, Philscslph,, Ps iaiedi hIoiues
f2!tce. ard il q said will Pay apout ~ cels
y. l. Der~y heeuE, Va assigned preierlE nome erei
tiers which vii absoTb s the Assst.
John Hood ha.ns Mo- failed for large amount property
oyeIed VITA Judgments.
Robert HeuIy. GsenE, IL goods moved int auction
ouse. AID, IL aid. has suspended
hillir Csswel Jolst, Ill suspended and ssszled
Cborsn DicsiTsol. O-ksoo-s H. suspended s1d assigned
n. B. Smith Co, Davenport Iowa. failed fJf large amount
ard .ssisued to n. \. Mitchell
y Duvs New LoLdor Iowa, failed and signed % Alex
sDosr Lee
Dawson Nichols Chicago H. suspended and ass gned
Knbouru l. Co sabdBsks Ohio, made general .sfnnent
DAVE Blanc Jobesboro' Ill suspended and disso set
d. c. sun Co Pans H. usp-nded; property mortxsged
Lie Ferns Portage City We failed veeEs sacs,
ara / II Il Low .a1 has leff The plsee
William Brooss, Bellevue, Ohio saspendsdi
ThoD.. Armstrong and Brother, Dsrr0t Mchisan, failed
and assigned, eses ell 900 asses, ssooo 70 ss"@ 7.
Anderson, s.:uee
R. Bell Montreal csn.da f..i, and in jail for seeretins
zocds
C. II Herrick, Athens. Pa suspended . few days since.
CtarrsA Desn Cleveland, Ohio failed aud assigned
W ". pOwEptk Co, c!eve..d Ohio, failed and shut up
by sIecutioTs"
Thomas rsht. Buffalo suspended Liabilities about
s23ct
The circulation regard the
sion Of large hardware house IN the Of the
reliably informed entirely without foundation.