New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-16

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all The fscfs may be kI Own snu Ia. and as
.ss .fa Safe las authorized AAHo,a', 49,
~. !, t.,fere With, but utterly dssuoY ne tl1,
50 = stcuriiy 70 the bono holders, so.s He g
&C. mel, he original understanding OF me paIs,
- 20 Collation. OF the sptrk as vel ss NE tt.e' u -
scts of tranfier l. oatDot be that the JUST hln-s-
eone Of Indiana will fell in the end TO afford sieeu!
=, he wrong il canno. DC that the STATE, ID me
Ut NJ her pro,per;y ard abundance will De ess 1st
ar liberal 10 her creditors, than che lnIended 80 We,
when pYess down by financial disue's, and so:'7fms
under peculiarly eH.oar assnen's N t.yrFa
Date hdanopoli., MA,cA G. 1857. WM. DA1IoS'
The Newspaper mail by the America is al hand ana
we annex our usual financial extra 70 from The Lon
don journals. The posiion Of the market tor Amen-
can Securities is thus r0.ced b. Messfs D. BEL, '0n
& CO..
There Las been but little activity in the maIke; Tor
American s,cafes ddrlrg the pas, we x, ana pflc7
are without material change, WITH the ex ePI'h Oh
Ill NOR Central Bonds snd Shares, whch nave 'u He'
improved. r,,. n...s..1. p,;,..
Urd So, 2 Cents 7;s ard JysjyiS3 iS5
So ~ . G., sta Bd..~ Ian and Juiy 3s 81
Nh. CO !, Cent Cen f r. b. 80
"''i bcn3. ~ ..... isil-7..Jan and July 20 a
Do IT,. c-... Dam and Nov ls
En-; ,sIs c. FEB s35 Has 80 81
T,r.sss, u Cent BIDS Divers. Jan ard July. % -
I.rrri. yen; Bqpd' I Isss I'm . and ny % -
Bos,'n y CT. Bonds. .ls35.. Jsn -nd Jaly.'
montreal p u..sse-lass a HoI sS stS: a. 81
Eor Z e. 5. !e an and sS5 J 65y %, O.
limos (,1trai T. Cen,...l.75..ApFi and o,t q ~
'lH ci51ts c.n. Nh and seP,los oe1
Do
N,Sr CeIIal /, CeLt 1863. .MaIcn and sep 81 1 *
n. y. CeDt.7 l. Ctn', coz.
s57GS.. 1864. Jure IS Dee - % %
co ~ 59. May and Nov. 80 90
Sd March and Sep. IS 81
coryeIble. 1852. Jan sad July. 30 %
Sin lin. c75 Feb and Aug. IS IS
PaI sna7t Cent Let n
Sir. Bonds not cOny....ls 81 ne ana pee, -
Do do ls, co.........i3o5. Pn u, OstI0. ~
let mort conv till 1850 .lt8). JAM AID N.Y. ~ ~
Tie demand for Money has been active, and th3re
bse been nothing done un6er the minimum rate OF me
Bank of England which continues at per cent ne
supply appears 10 be rather limited. In tie Stock EG-
change tie rate for loans on Government securities vas
10 g per cent. The anvsls OF Specie l1cnde pretty
large Iouiapces from Australia ana the nlted States
but almost The entire quantity has been purchased for
the Continent The ealing for tit East ladies'
On the 4h proximo will it is believed, take out about
$500 eco, he greater portion being SILVER.
TIE Bank OF Fr8Uce have retained 10 fn9u usual
practice Of discountng bills having 30 days to ran IL
was in October ast that they adopted the reso ltIn to
exclude al bs of more than % days, and this w.s
Subsequently modified to - days.
The return of the Bank OF England for the week
ending the 2ist of February, gives the following re-
suits, wien compared with the previous week; COCOA,
Public 81 AZ 49, So
............... 3jA aa6...... Decresse iS6
On the other eide of tie account:
mtloy.d SIS, 25 go
The amount of notes in circulation Is t 100,
b,rg decrease OF G29J go and the stock OF bullion
in both departments is SIG, iOi,6'O showing Gu IN
crease Of El15OiO, when compared win the preceding
return.
The London Nc1cs Of Friday says:
"Tbe Bank Of France has this day decided, as we
Anticipated upon admitting TO discount bills haVlrg ~
DAYS 10 run. This cOLcesslOn is OF Importance mas
much as il indicates that the necessity for the recent
extraordinary measures Of restriction has passed away
IL i give gIuiifyirg siimuus II French trGde, when
has long been cramped by the difficulty OF procuring
accommodation upon three months paper. Inc sep
lie also viewed with much satisfaction here, since u Goa
firms the general impression that the position OF the
French Bank is decidedly improving. The more
favorable ~ mptonis laerly present by the bullion
movement III France will, it ~ h'pe6, warrant the
managers Of the Bsuk in diUinhng the foreign pur'
c ases Of sold which have go long disturbed our market
The movement on the pat OF the Bank OF france
has been followed by a fail III the French funds Dut
purchases in anticipation of the event be'rg nov
anxious TO realize tie profits sccrung from the recent
msrktd ise the especially as the monhiy settle
ment is al hand.
was good but tie supply was ather more liberal In
the Stock Exchange money was in demand AZ 7
cent for short loans on Government Securities, the
il quiry arising partly ,m the settlement In shares and
foreign stocks
The London telegraph dispatch to TIE Manchester
Guardian says
As indicated in yesterdays Qua dian, the Bank of
Frarce has extended lis accommodation TO ~
DAYS bills. This Il NEST seasonabie reIel 10 the
trad ar of Paris although it must he observed TIA,
thew have mansged with extraordinary success 10 over
cone tle difficulties imposed upon them by the B4ak
hitherto restricting then accommodation to - days
bills. Traders will not only he relieved from Some
Embarrassment, but general trade will be promoted by
this meatue. Tie alteration ia the more important,
as il at once relieves the public mind from any appe-
pension as 10 the maintenance OF restrictive measures
The Bar is now che TO slow increase OF E9OOO O
in lis bullion and steady accumulation from sources
other than the purchase of gold III this market
Thee is the prospect Of s me ameloralon IN
our market because the Bark Of France, MOI being
praseed fer gold, will Lot have to continue dfslnog
gold from the Bank of England check being given
10 the Grain upon the latter establishment II msy also
in time be able increase s stock of bullion, and then
enlarge its accommodation 10 the mercantile interests.
TIE prospects of the future are certainly improved;
and, If the gements for The 18th of Marcs prove
satisfactory there will be grounds for fair reasonable
expo citation for q decided rally.
The u1cssiness excited by the failures this week has
qui'e ubs5ed by The prospect Of two OF The firms be-
Ing abe TO pay in full.
Trade in Dome stic Goods has been marked by no IL
crease Of amin alton. The heavy fabrics which have
been detained in arrival from the Eastern manufactur
il < districts, now come forward without interruption,
The probable effect of the Tariff upon price, and
production of domestic COttops and WoOens continues
to be discussed, and widely varying opinions main