New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29
The Bank Of England statement shows the follow.


Rest........................... 1865
On the other side of the account
Government securitss......" ...... 39iN
C Cth.I ,ns bn iS is356
Notes .nempoyed.... 32Lel0
The London Times of the 18th inst, in noticing the
market of the previous day, says
The improvant in the funds has made further
progress to-day snd there has been better tone than
al any time during the past two or three weeks. Con
soils for money, which closed lat evening after regu
lar hours at 90I, opened at 904 /. From this they
ten poraIly Ieceded TO 90 but again recovered
to 9Oad l. After the appearance of the second edi-
tCn Of Tie Times and the delivery Of the India letters
the upward movement was resumed, and the last
official transactions were at 90 for money and 81
for the account. AT later hour several further op.
eratioLs took place. and still greater buoyancy was
exhibited, the final prices being 9O5 for money and
81 a fer the account.
The public continued to make investments, and many
of the speculative purchases lately open having been
suddenly closed during the depression of the past few
days the market has assumed an appearance of COM
parative stability Loans on Government securities
were in slightly decreased demand, but the rate
not above per cent. In the discount market there
fair supply at fraction below the Bank charges
although in the afternoon there were numerous appli
cations at that establishment Bank Stock left off at
2l4d2l6; Reduced, 81 a !; New Three per Cents,
81 I; India Stock 2l2 23; India Bonds, Dos. pos.
dscount; and Exohequer bills, Dc. q Is. discount
The closing quotations OF the French Three per
Cent? on the Paris Bour:e, this evening, were 67f for
money and OF 2Oc. for the end Of the noEh showing
q fractional Improvement
The gold withdrew from the Bank to-day only
about $500
Tie London Ncrs of the same day, remarks:
The commercial demand for money was to-day rather
more active but there pressure whatever, the
supply continuing liberal. Ia the stock exchange,
loans Government securities were readily obtain
able at D 10 - per cent.
The monthly return Of the Bank of France, az made
up to Thursday last the 18th Of August, shows the
following results the exchange taken at 2li TO the
pound: .,, D .eo,a,o
Bis dscounted... 24Os5 9Oo. Increa'e.... 69 200
Notes in circulation. 2iSa2 Increase 800
Private dsPo,its... Decrease''.'''.. 3"O
scIernt securite. llT soO... Decres'e...... $500
s.curtis, . oplOO... IncTess........... $500
The decrease Of f6ss 900 in the bullion Is the most
unfayorabe feature of this return The Batk has ex-
pended tl2 200 during the month in premiums on the
purchase of the precious metals et IN SOCK WINCH ID
the ureyious month was reduced by $3.50 OOO, II sill
declining The increase in the discounts s rather re-
msrksble considering that the previous return ex.
hibed an increase Of no lees than - iO OOO IN thl,
ITEM The increase in the Treasury deposits is almost
counterbalsnced, far as the Bank concern@d ~
the decrease in the private deposits The increase Of
3l 400 ia the advances railroad securlties-mak-
ing a net increase Of about 200 900 ia the total
loans upon stock and shates-indcetes the effect OF
tie reel creations of new railroad securaes Upon
balance. however the increase in the floating note
circulation only 3 1vO, the decrease In the
bullion.
AT Philadelphia the Money market is stringent, and
capitssts very cautious 10 their selections the best
naper only passir at 10 l. T. cent y annum.
THE RES OF THE USADILLA BASK-For some
months eontest has been going on between the Met
rorolisu Bank and the Unadilla Ba1k, VIII Oh has az
office cf redemption and place OF bueiness in this city.
Until Yesterday the Unadia Bank has not for several
weeks he ard Of its New York friend and was rapidly
sccnmulstipg gold at Cnadilla to meet assault on
its wants But as before the assault was not made
At TIadn and il is surmsed that the Metropolitan
Bank. learning that upward of $4,000 was ready for
them in that part OF Otsego County, changed their
taetics. Yesterday TIE Albany Exchange Bank
waited upon NJ. Watson, and presented 81 900 in
rotes of the Chadia Bank for redemption. The
onount was promptly net and the specie which had
accumulated al Cnadlla will have TO be "toted -
bsck TO this city Had the messenger Of the Metro
potsn Bank gone 10 Unadilla he would have had a
nice time taking the dimes to New-lork:
Albany Journal, Aug. g.
NrwARK CITY BAXK-Reports have been circa-
lated that the Newark City Bank is exposed to loss oy
the failure Of Mr.. John Thompson of New-fork
This bank held check OF Mr.. Thompsons on the
American Exchange Bank for $4,000, which before
bis failure was deposited in that bank and duly passed
10 credit. Although the New-York institution msy
attempt 10 escape the liability, we do no: perceive
how. according 10 the facts understand them It
will be able to do so. But whatever may be the
result of any legal controversy, any should occur,
is eersn hat Tie saurdresa Of tie Cry bsnk esl-