New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19
Low and Foreign. 1857


Total ..............6}l57
in all 81 the month Of February last the price Of
could not carry their business with advantage TO them
they therefore eurtaed their operations as ua as Pc.
& @ is ,TyaIs Tor the NAV sales strengthened hi.
firm determination manufacturers the different sales in Ly
epoo Hamburg Hayre Rouen and Antwerp the pad accounts
Of the Wooden good. in America the tshne.- OF the
Money these combined caused the May sale. 20 open
REDUCTION Of a2t on the cosnF prices % the fses
place during the second week but in the third week re-
ss0I snd we quote seds se ~ as cohns
do Combng, 25d2Gd do Grease l2aledi DO cape l's@
The various selections Of Australian Wool may be considered
having been very satisfactory the other hand those Of
pazes 3D. less than in FebrusrPt was, however with
drawn East nds and other low Woo. were 500 DUNG 1ae
th Liverpool ,es The French have been the largest Foreign
buyers and out Of the whole quantity sold about Onehird was
Regarding future position Of the wOOlen trade
slider the thoroughly healthy and present price. safe as
the production It'll continues nadequaie to the
YET similar quantity year (.ay 10000 10000 balesl
expected the July sales this only proves that either ship
than usual for all adyice from the wool growing colo
that very little wool remains for shipments we may
Der and February 1853 will be smaller than last year Should
circumstance: remain as at present and no qntaoraoe changes
open lower than the May sales closed this will be more the
should the fairs in Germany of favorably aud ii
money should become easier at all events the most favorable
time purchasing will take place in the July sales it indeed
ii is not already passed
The London Times Of the 9TH says:
Short loans on Government securities We're in ex-
IRENE demand at from 81 to e cent and but for the
accommodation afforded by the Bank of England the
dealers would have found considerable difficulty in
arranging the account
The pressure for money, and the dscontinuance of
purchases on account Of the savings-baDks, have
caused reaction in Exchequer bills, which renders it
not improbable that considerable portion OF the
amount dated in June will be sent in for payment in-
stead Of for renewal on the 9Th inst In that case t1e
L.Iow % tho Ran hoNA IN hA
drawn upon and the supply of money in the market
will be temporarily increased. The final quotations
to-day were is. discount TO par for the june descrp
tons, and par to 81. premium for those OF March,
The activity in the discount market to-day, and the
of the applications at the Bank consequent upon
the settlement the Stock Exchange and the ordinary
&C Numerical requirements of the 18th and 9TH Of the
month are believed to have been extraordinary. The
amount Of bills falling due tomorrow is heavy, but
when these shall have been met short period OF com
parative may possibly be experienced.
The final quotations of the French Three per cents
on the Paris Bourse this evening were 6Sf Soc. for
money and 69f 20c. for the end of the MONTH show
inc recovery of nearly quarter per cent. The fall
Yesterday is stated to have been caused by forced
closing Of of the accounts of needy SPECTATORS
The London Daily Ners says:
II is calculated that operators for the rise who have
during the last six months maintained their position,
and paid the rates OF " continuation current at each
settleme Mt must have made a loss OF about per
cent taking consOls at the closing quotation Of to-day
Ii is not therefore matter for surprise If some Of these
Spectators should eyince disposition TO close their
accounts. The pressure for money in the Stock Ex-
change in connection with the monthly settlement, was
to-day uImitlgated, as much as per cent per annum
being paid III exceptional cases to carry over specula
tive purchases.
The demand tor money was again actiue to-day in
uearly all quarters, and a good commercial demand
anticipated tomorrow. In endeavOriDg to read the
future of the market, II must not be overlooked that
although the drain OF silver TO the East is so severe
that the next steamer Is expected TO take out fully
50 la. Il .
France has decidedly improved. 1t is reported in
Paris that the stock OF specie ard bullion held by that
establishment is now 80 Goo OOOf, or say 81 300 900
sttrlng more than at the date Of the last return.
The London Shipp,ag and Mercantile Gazette OF the
evening of the 9Th inst says:
The Walner Castle, from Melbourne, brings 3, l23
ounces of gold, value I lJ2 492. which, with the pre-
Vous receipts Of this week make tOtal Of II ,1JO
CO. being one of the largest receipts for very long
while past, AID II seems scarcely reasonable that 1t
will fail 10 influence the tone OF the money market as
soon as the requirements Of tile week have been sup
1Eed Gold il going into the bank, although but
slowly the greater portion Of the arrivals being re-
CURED for reshpmen 10 the Continent in payment of
silver while the silver brought by the OnnOcO viii be
patched 70 India and China The export by the next
luuI being estimated 10 reach million sterling
mentioned before.
Boats have at last reached here from Buffalo after
passage of 81 dGys-a period Of time hitherto uneX
auped in the history OF canal navigation. The main
of detention have been upon new works, which
were incomplete, Or having been constructed in
unsatisfactory and too fra manner. Had they been
Ihced in charge Of experienced engineers they would
lave been more closely watched aud the result might
have been less preudiea to fOrwarders and less
Tensve 70 produce dealers and colnmissiJn both in
This CITY and the west.
TIE receipts Of produce by canal have As yet been
oue n,eager particularly Of -four and corr, which
seem far behiId previous seasons The receipts at
tide water from the opening OF the canals up to the
] I'll ilst., have been d follows
1855. 1856. 1857.
our barrels............... 1921 l.Vl5f 68 49, |
NhtBt pashrls..s.......... 0ifo-F f5t,u1i o-lV1(
orr bUshels...............l rs ~ J9LlH G6i
There Is large falling of in the receipts from the
West and we can iITnish better evidence Of this
than b giving the receipts Of the canal tolls and the