New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24


crease Of more than two millions sterling in the bullion,
and the increase Of three millions and half in the
bills discounted. Concurently with the serious de.
cline in s metallic resources, the banks note circu
la,ion has increased by feo6 500. The enormous in
crease in the discounts must be interpreted indica
ing sudden revival in the mercantile demand for &C.
commoda;ion and assists to explain the efu1 Of gold
from the bank.
The payment of the dividends which fell due on the
Three per Cent Rentes the god ut must also have
required considerable amount OF coin, and accounts
Cor the decrease in the Treasury balances and for the
increase in the private deposits After making every
allowance however, the falling off in the coin AID
bullion forms very serious feature and Leads to the
inference that the Bank of France will continue TO
draw gold from England to the arrangement of our
market The general position Of the institution ia evil
.dently weakened.
TIE London Times of the 18th thw reports the bust
pess of the previous day:
Notwithstanding the duness Of the marx et, money
was easy throughout the day. the rate for short losus
being only 81 u cent. small failure was announced
in connection with the settlement OF the recent ConSol
"The. closing prices on the Paris Bourse this even
ing failed 70 arrive but the opening trans in the
Three Per Cents were at IF. 60c for the end of tao
month showing a fractional decline. At Amsterdam
and Vienna the markets continue to exhibit the dull
which characterized them duIlng the last month
sr two. c.o. o.o
pectsd from Constantinople during the present month
Il0c 900 Of the amount was delivered at the Bank of
England to day.
The returns Of the Banks of France for the past
month are very unsatisfactory and together with the
alarm caused by the inundatons, are fully sufficient to
account for the dsrust lately prevalent on the Bours.
The stock Of bullion has experienced dminuton OF
fl,seoooO, and stands now at about f9, 100000.
" At the same time the pressure for money has led
70 an increase Of 60 900 the discounts, while in
the advances sustain the Bourse there has also been
al augmentation of Gls00 900 on Government Securi.
ties, and Of fal2 600 90 Railway Stocks. There has
Xix been increase OF s04 900 in the Note cir
eulatioD. The balance to the credit Of the Govern
mept has decreased $500 900, and the Deposits show
sn addition OF & ,o6o 900. Notwithstanding the rapid
eux OF the bullion, il appears that 1890 paid
during the month to meet the less from purchases of
reld on this side
TIE Ners Of the l2.h says:
The Stock Exchange was generally fat to-day
owing 20 the aDticipst on OF an unfavorabe return
NON the Bank OF England coupled With the decidedly
unsatisfactory balance. sheet just issued by tue tnl
Of France. The decline in the funds limited to
~ cent, but other departments of the house Were
NAKED 10y increased heaviness ally the railway
share rsss&et The rtsinty which prevails as re-
Gerd The extent of the future renances Of gold TO
the Continent exercises un iavorible influence. II
is conirmed that the Bank OF France is at present
steady buyer Of gold in this market Urder these cir
centipne decidedly below those of the Bank, further
reduction OF The Bank terms jscorsidered improbable
"a. pgefen AID speculstors who bad purchased n an.
:icipation OF tSs,s event now selling"
Inc failure CT Messrs. AEiez, Grand Co.. bankers
q Poxis lie announced.
Jbeeccounts from the halvests are more favorable,
tOth n England end or the Continent
Tie sEoioned L statement of the export of bullion
rom LaadCr 20 the aforementioned esuutres during
&te Snoa.hs end,ng Jure 80, 1855: