New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

the unfayorable Spring so far experienced - ooo
for the week under review are Il 900 against 6s
bales week last year and 20 900 bales in 1858 The total
% ia yeaT and 27 coo as compared with 1855 The total
deficit next week will be cose to 100000 bales compared
vi" The iSwne +. statement of the movement in
the lt September last, compared with the previous four
Ports Is 1sSs e. ai dsss gs5s; IsSs gis: Is't ay s'$; $s
Fringe ssSSSc ss7S @ SSS SS sSSsS S sSSS sSSs
Total Export. $4,000 2l22ooo 10000 Isl coo iSe5 coo
stoct on hand til,ooo $4,000 $4,000 6'aO0 6S,oo
ofwheh during the past ws-s included in the above .o nm
EH' Ere to at & t'H'' b. 5000 ssSSS sSSS I%S ilSsS
Ese5s!fF liSSS iSSSS ,s sSs 5000 5000 s5SS SSS
SUMMARY Y-REcEPrs.-Decrease at the ports compared
with year $50 OoO bales compared with 1855 2leo TX
is5 600 France 5000 increase compared wit.
@ 1900 ,, nsssesS s o. ooo tS S,", %,I ''f'" ports
Letters bv the Fulton state that the increase of
stock by the Illinois Central Company was favorably
received by the English stockholders, but that lower
| quotations from this side produced decline. The
market closed at 80 premium, which is T. cent below
| the highest point touched The advces from abroad
| to-day are not financially favorable. Consos had
fallen al t. cent under the further restrictions and
advance of interest by the Bank. The Money market
continued very active with increasing stringency
considerable amount Of Australian gold had been re-
| oeived in London and very large additional amount
| was near at hand The london Nees of the 9TH says
The Bank of England this afternoon, at an unusual
" late hour, notified further restriction, e. the
rate for loans stock has been raised from ~ Ia
cent Considering the present state of the Banks re-
sources this decision need not excite surprise. The
Directors in meeting the requirements OF the commef-
cia public in preference to those OF specuators us
| represented by the Stock Exchange, adopt course
perfectly in with principles IL Is also re-
| sonabe to infer that they will not be sorry if their
present policy is found to hamper the operations OF the
| firms which are engaged in supplying the continent
| with gold and which borrow on stock much of the
| money employed in this branch Of business. The
measure has been accompanied by fresh fall OF y
cent in the funds which closed with much heavness at
the lowest poinof the day. The depression aggra
waited by the evidence afforded by the present settle
ment that the outstanding speculation for higher prces
| is still considerable. The" continuation on Consos
| TO the ,th May was quoted this afternoon 9-l6 =
cent or equal 10 6a al y cent per annuIn, the ac-
count being of - days duration. The Transfer books
of the Reduced Three & Cents will not be regularly
reOpened until the nth inst, nor those OF the New
Three q Gents until the 2lst but to-day transactions
were practicable by private transfer and was noticed
that sales predominated This tended to increase the
| demand for money in the Stock Exchange.
| The Money market continues tight, and rather un-
settled The dividends will be payable at the Bank
on W. dne sday, but very heavy repaymeIts will fall
due at that establishment, that little relief can be
! expected. The demand for Money has been eXccp-
onaly increased by payments on account ot the re-
duced duties which came into operation to-day on Tea
| Sugar and Coffee. 1t appears that much as
1850 900 has already been paid on Tea a; the reduced
| scale. In some quarters there apprehension
that the fresh restriction adopted to-day by the Bank
is prelude to the raising of the rate of discount 10
| q cent This fear will probably have some influence
upon the Money market during the next few days.
The London Times of the Sth thus speaks of the
| market;
The Bank of England adopted further Sigh. reduc
| ton to-day, 5yhich had the effect of Increasing the
heavnes of the Stock market In ordinary times they
discount bills not having more thar three months TO
run for the bill brokers, II the same manner and on
| the same terms for the public. This afternoon
however, they gave notice that the accommodation
| would DE limited 20 bills having net more than one
month - run aud that bills Of longer date they
| would only make advances for fortnight.
This Limitation is not in any way 70 apply to the
public at large, al ordinary mercantile applications
being stih freely met at 81 b cent Daring the
pg ten DAYS the amounts TcpeyGble to The Bank will
be extraordinarily great and If these should be in
any considerable proportion withou call for renewed
Assistance, tue restrictions adopee ye.teSday and
Gay VIII probably soen be rescinded Tie d2ect OF the
Rank evidently is tokeep themselves free during the
next fortnight a. take any that tn. of
| events may render Necessary.
| fhe English finds opened this morning at { decline
| of aa eighth from the price 10 Ghich they reccdcd
| yest,sday after regular bours and subsequently ex-
perieRced further fall. from whtrh there was only
| paHtAsl reaction Cons,Is for money shich closed
| hst ev.nug AZ 92s !, ~crr first quoted 92 n ].
From td@, III consequence ef large speculative
sales tr the May account, tbcy went 10 s?;. A rally
fhen occurred SItil there buyers NJ 92' bur she
closing traI.Hc;ionS were at 9! for noey gnd 93 :or
| the 9TH Of Man.
Attention was occupied by tie preparations for ths
settlement, which takes place Tomorrow and the de-
| msnd for money q, from o. a = cent to carry ON
pncAa>es I" me neXi account being fully as greet a.
had been anticipated, the market throughout the day
was without siy appearance Of stability. The
realization effected. however the fall frs; CON.
menced must have brought il To u more healthy eon.
| dton than il has presented for time past.
There was again great activity in the discount par