New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-16
Total 80 s .4 lis 42 4 II 81. SIS 500 ss 98 ies e3


Messrs. Duncan, Sherman & Co. have been consti-
ued agents of the City and County Of San Francisco
for the payment of the interest due lst July $780,
900 Fire Bonds and 1921, 500 Civil Bonds of the City
Of San Francisco.
A teegraphic dispatch brings Us advices from Co.
umbus Ohio of the resignation of the State Treas
urer Gibson and the appointment of A. p. Stone of
Columbus to fill the vacancy deficiency of $3.50 900
in the Treasury had been made public. The deficit is
not thing, having taken place in 1851, while j.
G. Bresn was Treasurer, and has been known to a
few parties for time past Breslin is supposed to
have sunk this amount in Indiana banking Gibson
the late Treasurer and Breslin brothers-inaw.
This deficit being old affair will not embarrass the
State nor interfere with the payment of the July in
terest on the public debt, the money for which is
already on deposit at the agency in this city.
There is rather more activity in money to-day, but
the supply is quite abundant on call at 6G7 z cent.
The large arrivals of specie at present being moved
must of course considerable changing of loans.
There is perhaps rather more paper offering, but the
demand is still good at az Y cent for frst-class.
We hear of about million of gold going to Boston
for the Wednesday steamer, and the shipments of the
week will probably exceed two millions The Atlantic
and Vanderbilt both go on Saturday next.
Messrs. Atwood s. Co. and the La Crosse Railroad
Company will occupy the basement rooms of the new
Continental Bank building in Nassau street, next
Messrs. Duncan, Sherman & Co. The Bank took
possession Of its new quarters to-day.
Mr. Berdan is building four of his Automatic Ovens
in this cy-two on the east side and two the west
side Of the town. He has Abandoned the intention Of
rebuilding in Brooklyn. The saving OF cost by Mr..
Berdans system is great. and was thoroughly tested
at the Brooklyn bakery. If Mr.. Is. can furnish the
poor Of this city with better bread and more Of
il for the same money, than bakers can by the
present system be must he looked upon as public
benefactor.
We have received communication speaking very
highly of the good qSalties Of the btuninous sd
Top Coal. The Broad Top region i in Pennsylvania
and the Coal is brought to Baltimore by the Hunting
ton and Broad Top Railroad. The Northern, Central
apd1he Pennsylvania State Roads use this Coal for
their locomotives, and are well satisfied with it,
With the anticipation of free receipts beats having
arrived at Albany from Buffalo, the Flour market is
lOc. = bbl. lower with good demand. Wheat Is
dull and unsettled, and Corn IL &C. lower. Pork con-
Gnues dull with decline of Toe. on mess. Buyers DO
not come forward for Sugars at present rates.
Coffee il fairly sustained, IS Tea; but Mo&sses IL
dull In Cotton there moderate business at steady
priees. The gross receipts reach $50 600 beies
decrease Of 545 600 bales upon those Of last year to
the SANE date, but al increase Of 81 900 upon those
Of tie year previous, when the tOt& crop reached
ESQ 600 ksles. But subsequently to this date that
season $4,000 bales reached the pons This year,
on tie oon,rary it appears Questionable if
the future deliveries will exceed 10000 bales.
The exports continue very Hght-Only Il, 600 bales
having cleared this week for Great Britain against
g. 600 in the corresponding week last year. The de-
crease, AZ compared with last Jesr, is uOv $4,000