New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-26
The statement. of the Boston Banks for the pas. two

From our files by the Indian at Portland we AXE
Abe annexed financial extracts 1t will be seen that
there have been very large arv ais of gold Ia London
ffOm Australia. The West India steamer brought 10
addition el22, 600 in gold. The Tines OF the latest
date says:
"In the discount market a1d a. the Bank of En-.
gland to-day there increased activity, owiog TO
Temporary demand for money to pay for tue Soli pur
chased fol- France.
1.-The Continental Exchanges continue with a f.
vOrable appearance. At Hamburg the rate Of DIS
esunt hos declined TO - y cent.
"a further sum of 10000 in gold was taken from
NE Bank to.dsy.
Light aad Heather Bell il ES!2 OU0 OF thus the
f326 600 brought by the Heather Bell he's are ldy
been delivered in London and sold for exploration,
chiefly TO the Bank of France. the total III i will bs
Vurchased behalf of that establishment VIII anouot,
Il s thought to little than half tue entire arriv H.
At the same time there other purchasers in tue
market, the demand being kept up TO pay for lar
snounts silver which still continue to be sent to ths
country although the operation at present. prices won
appear 70 involve loss. Under these circumstances
No sc sreeIy probable that much more than fourth oil
the present supply will be taken 10 the Bank o! England
and seme persons doubt II the proportion VIII be 30
great. 1t has oppoanely Tor the Bank OF Ianc
ihisence the csa monthly re.utI ao1ut TO be
Dablished oo
ounces IT gold, valued at 81 600
Tire advicss by the Morning Light froIa Nel bourne
reach to the l4h OF November and fortnight la,sr
than those previously received With the return of
Summer the production Of gold was again becomiog
lage, but although the mneIs were prosperous the
Prices Of imported goods efectaaly kept down by
The anvsls from England, which promised 10 be muoa
beyond the general wants of the colony tbs stocks O!
PROVISIONS heavy, and quotations in most caseS
falling. According to a circular OF NessrS. Niles
Kngton x Co., the wool season has opened with much
6rmn,ss. At the first sales of the clip the attend
large and an advance OF Id. 10 ID ID
was realized ON last seasons rses, buyers bsus
ious 10 ship in time for the London February sales
TIE next departures TO be tie Blackwell the
:srh and the Admiral on the ID Of Decenbu. Each
Of hese vessels may be expected 10 bring o)csidera
bic amount OF geld.
Adyices from Vienna stste that the stoak of ballion
= the Austrian Bank has reached IS 800 0UO she Sag
IN augmentation of ELS, 900 during the month OF
january Meanwhile contraction VI fd25, 900 has
been Effected in the circulation, which no sasds
o. f37 ,493 el3. Steady progress IS thus being maze
1Owerds position in which Q resumption of specie
payments msy be yentlred upon, bu; several months
will sti probably elapse before the specie usnd will
amount 10 the proportion of one-thrd OF the pa per
B,uee. Within ne last half year the bullion absorbed
BY the Austrian tnk from France sod c,raies
has been equsl to nesrly E50eO. 00O."
The News nays;
I'm the discount market the &c naud for money con-
1Duts good, but without pressure Ia toe Stock EI-
change cent readily obtanabie for short loans
xPon Governnen securities. The parties who en-.
gagged 10 remittpg gold to the CONFIDENT proyicns
themselves with funds TO pay for the Aus,fli. cup.
plies reported ~ day and this circumstance staulscs
tie general demand Tor the moment