New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-12
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TIE circular Of Messrs. Barring Brothers \ CO. re-
marks:
The American Stock market is quiet, and our
quotations are much as before except that Mississippi
Union Bank Bonds have been cold az -. Some Mas
sachusetts Sterling IS have fetched par
A letter from J. Berenberg, GOser n Co., dated
Hamburg, May %, says:
Money has been more abundant, and discounts
have receded from u 10 81 & cent. Moderate sup
niles of silver had TO go into Bauk but the demand for
Vienna is Just again perceptl5le, and may somewhat
influence the value OF money and exchanges
The Lon1on Times of M4y 30 says:
The fund.- have been inaeye today At the price. to which
Concl for money were fir, quoted $50 and aitSr a., e5y
- m Of Jun. For tie new the 4,h July the
last transactions si - * DIVIDEND In the early
PER o. - - pt bit subsequently the rate 81 2 cent
The broker did make any further purchase Of
F1cbeorer bills and it therefore assumed tbs, bis operations
t~ The S,,cs Banks are completed The total Of TX
eheGuer b bought IS hun since the Ssh ii.' amount TO
Forcsn Securities opened with frmres but there was sub
secueutly flight decline. , e. &,
In the Foreign Exchanges this afternoon the rates Tor Am
81. dom Hamburg end Paris shade lower than last post
According sdvces from Paris day appears that the
rd measure for polonging the privileges OF the Bank Of
Frsnee provide that price which the Bank to take the
~; w. represent their new capital be regulated BY
average quotations Of the month pecedss the delivery OF
mated In no case however, Is the price 20 he below u
trotler modification and Of satisfactory character, Is
adj their rate Of discount oeyCu1 y ou III
ner instead of by charging commission also sPuated
that the Bank shall establish branches in ai the departments
b thew do not already and that the rate FOR advances
70 the Treasury 90 exceed y cent FINALLY the most
important the new announcements the PVhese Oh 'a
ina 5Oirarc Tie prot ssed aim OF this step u 20
economic spec ond Saue nav ncresos indirectly
the quantity specie which is necessary for circulation by
setting free certain amount al present N use n &
world the French hnancers imagine i will p anenty
ncr,e the supply in France relatively 70 other countries they
arr under IL I. that the hrst effect OF the issue
viii be- 10 augment the circulation but tn augmentation will
be followed By rise prices which will operate On the en
snces BY attracting foreign commodities and result in pro
poonae drain OF bullion This drain must continue until the
& snd then the only difference viii the
oth aggregate being composed OF larger amosnt
Of paper and smaller amount Of bullion than - a. present. the
case The resolution however is not necessarily danerons or
unsound since, the population prefer 81 notes 10 gold a
minished supply Of the latter will suffice
The London Netrs of May 80 says:
The funds to-day showed continued heayness and further
sfne Of PrstG THIS SsI aeoon the heavier .t6cks falling
to DER cent In view Of the increased drain Of silver to Chns
tor for higher prices In the various departments Of the stock
Exchange continue to evnce disposition to close OF At ea
interest exacted each settlement An uuayoaoe impression
produced todsy BY the nonappearnee Of the @
broker buyer OF EIchequer Bills Since the 81, INST iay
half million Of these securities have been absorbed by Tue
ssy6ss Bank b te Of single day
Some hatness in the continental exchanges also
voTab movement would promote the diversion TO the CONT
payment for silver OF at least portion oil the expected
IL Stock Exchange TO day money was in ctiye demand
and commanded per cent ell Government securities A.
though resnce Is to be placed upon rumors that the
ments silver by the Indus on the h OF Jsne VIII Iesch
million sterling the amount for which preparation Is being
made sufficiently influence the money market the ar
rsr geDents the collection and transmission OF OF
treasure naturally inducing considerable demand
Tor Some Of the chief firms engaged IN these
operations usually raise good portion Of the requisite funds o
borrow upon stock the Stock Exchange u the discount
uark today the demand gond but lees active than yes
terday. % eo
for money and 60 ~ the approaching settlement being or
p. cent lower than Yesterday =,
A circular of NJ. Aries pufour of Lyons, dated the
9th INST gives a summary of the intelligence thus
far received of the progress of the silk crop In Europe
and Asia In Naples and Spain, after very sasfac-
tory commencement the die, showed itself between the
thd aud fourth with such intensity that not more than
halt crop Is expected From sichy ana O"aoa o" '"e
hand the news Is very favorable -, -,
In Iombariy aud Piedmont the crop is unusually late, the
worms being only the fret and second stage and no
opinion can vet formed In France 1T appears that IN the
frw ard districts where the beginning most hopeful
great deficiency is anticipated the symptoms being the
SAM a. those Maple. aud Spain From the Leyant all the
accounts are ENCOURAGING and the crop expected 70 be a.
good not better than the last NJ Aries Dutour adds that
the recent adyces China announcing higher quotations
for hch have been reached this side have
had no influence the Lyons market which renains very
dull consumption being greatly Affected by the
sting prices