New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02

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tee by teesrsPhie rPor that TIE reeePts At
2G3sOO bales. against Geo year deficiency Of $4,000
bales Stocks at all points low ej 900 bales; against 30"
hyerts Of The pact month u al points amount to S" bales
EIpo r the week are 81 90 bale. tbef5rrth. Of which
ere nom orleans ard similar proportion 4 Of the whole .o
showing deficiency when coua.ied with last year q 5000
bales Of which 39l 90 falls Great Britain rd IolVv'
Continental ports. American spnueTs had sometime -aee
is now reduced to 400 bsles and ii .ii eeenns
.easoeayns The bulk Of the aid future receipts ay'a
lie for export At present. is firmly hta on 5o5 5 sysay
tndit' way to Earope and mainly % Great Britain
NEW CRoPIhe weather, which We reported cool ani uu'
pToPou in our last has since become warm snd
ana the telegraph wires adye that TINS favorable ,h1es
Of tie Hel till 'peaL cold apparent that their tenor
Judge Petit Of Indiana rendered decision on the
9Th, in an important case on bill of exchange at
Lafayette which, if sustained as law, will have
material effect the exchange business of our banks
and BANKERS The case founded on bill of ex-
change drawn and accepted by parties in Toledo and
discounted by parties in Lafayette for the accommoda-
ton of the holder at a considerable shave-he hold
ers Endorsement being required to the BILL as cond.
ton Of its beiDgtaken. Tie billw not paid at matur-
ty the broker came back the indorser for payment
who ret up the plea Of usury in defense The Judge
charged that the fact that the plaintiff required the in
dorsement of the holder of the bi-now the defendant
in the suit-nnade the transaction loan of money to
him. and not sale of the bill, and consequently usur
Gus, more than six per cent was TAKEN and that they
could not in any event find for plaintiffs for greater
sum than the amount paid by them upon the bill when
they received it, ard also that verdict must be rem
dered gainst the plaintiffs for costs The result ofthe
trial was verdict for the plaintiffs for the amount adj
vanced by them upon the bill, without any interest
whatever, and against them for costs.
The Milwaukee and Watertorn Division Of the La
Crosse Railroad has been formally openedto Columbus,
distance 50 miles from Milwaukee. The Sentinel
says: -
'Tbere are upward of 100 600 bushels OF wheat at
Columbus and in the neighborhood, which will come
over the railroad TO Milwaukee for sale or shipment
within the next fortnight. The Milwaukee and Water
town Railroad is in excellent order and doing good
business.
The last statement of the New-Orleans Banks, as
compared with the statement of the previous week
shows results as follows:
Decrease In 'hoIt loans.
increase IN specie 40
liner ase in gross deposits
Decrease in ,5c1 a s57
From TIE cb,gll, Z Ms' xn Adni lime 1851
Since our advices of Goth ut. marked reaction has
the STOCK market and have 10 report today
quite seneIa sdyanee in price: hAass nss yet
pool dates to the 18Th u nd esdins I: 70 a. Sn
t250OOO but tie money market has not been disturbed heI
BY rs the receipts from California and TIE insiiO Saue 20 We
Sub Treasury disbursements about equal to th demand
The purchases for Investment ore the oIe tce Out arc -
STATE sIocKs-Modeate transseons at an advance Cali
FORMS @ cent .6 Of g % s. 81 pope m sppoy
Missouri t.acs 100 Oo0) has advanced = Tennessee ind
CRY CouSTY BoSDs Trhug sales in Cincinnati b. De-
,r9' Is sacrament H., the latter at .St aeene with a.
cided rise in the greater part tfe R1eins New .s IN
cspecsy active Es 10. advanced 81 Reading 81 New York
Centred J. Panama tf.os Central Csytlaa .sa .1.sao
alter rising to 6 declined 81 being 2 cent decline
The i.'qe has declined q Ge9s ana G9f9 ans AVA
Mississippi j. La Crosse and Milwaukee T. s.....
MoSEi.Wthcut change IN rates Exchanges h'n s'eihs
les IT, Francs 5l6i d5l7i.
Decoppet 4 Cos Circular says:
Since styces Of the 9Th u there has been Is, OF
by several a. cat ana the market better sustained by Pu
chese made by outside OPERATOR than Tor seNeia past
The owirs abundance Of money and tie noi. chr I"'
Europe received during the week case an 4'-4 N'a
Al lie close. however. prices aie week -. E, Al
STATE STocKsThe largest trlnsaciious have Oetn ~ '
SCUM costs. bought chiefly 6asi, for ban KING IN the
interior. H. California g cents there hs' oeyl .ilAsi a.
vance Of . c.I caussd bill for csalzng tas STATE
deb, having passed bo branches Of ne and
ory REQUIRES sanction Of the people 20 become law Tie
question VIII be submitted to vote on the I'll.
Tie hole securities have acN acea no!e OF less
q is chow by the bulletin annexed ,
CITY And CoUSTY BoNDs have been neglected some 'I
sales have been made Of Portage City lNs = ems MI
waukee City q cent? and Cincinnati City 7 Gems WITHOUT
,hsIEC in price. , -. - -.
RAuRoAp SHAREs-The transactions In shares have ben
muller than usual The i've stocts nave uSeL Enc
Cleveland and Pittsburgh NewIoTk Ceptta O.eFslaad ana
Toledo Reading III of which have a1vE,el 10 price
Mchigsu Southern shares both guaranteed ana 1 e
TIE shaTe, Of the Galera aid Chicago hI 40 hANe e
70. the variations in prices from day 10 IA! % me
bulletin annexed. ~r,-s--vD
MONEY continues grow abundant a. .3aA ga
cent paper from H. according 70 class and length
u,rlets C.prrrtty RsPosrED FOR TIE " 7. TsIBuSE.
MONDAY. June /. 1851.
ASHEs-The market for Pearls with far demand
salts bbls 2d - 81 Pots axe steAly sales o
~ bbls at - 81.
COTTON-The market g. dull and heavy the steamer Cana
deans -dvices have eXrrtec any cs ne ses are
1000 bales We repa; nominal quotations IS ioi.o"'
Up,spd. Florida Mobile. NO Texas.
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