New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05

Some of the brokers' report q si9htly increace9
densud for money, but in other channels the Marks
seems 10 have gained in ease and aoundsncs: ~
toe whole, there charge worth speaking 81.
Tee bar ks cCLtnus TO lend on call al y cent. M.
NJ transactions in molasses and sugar have nresssS
the quantity Of gIocers paper IN the street. sad eS
by have the rate this class of notes se1
~ cent. The greater part Of banking business oeo-
tirues TO be done at Y cent. We quote the beee
paper offered at - to ., although there are outssde
ara peculiar negotiations at lower prices. The baak
specie has sgau reached nne miiiions Bsstoa
heavily in debt to New-York
The ssms psrer has the following in regard u q.
Paul and Ford du Lac Rsroad:
In order 10 obtain the land grant lecams ne0eg
ssry frifh the road to Oshkosh by August L. THIS
dore by the assistance Of several gentlemoa u
New-iork and Boston, and We nov siluds 70 -
bCuds because soEe CT readers arc Interested y
them. The Company now cones into poSsesstoa %
ia 600 Of sud, AID is entitled to million sorss
sccitionsl at any tine within nine years on the cox-
pletCn Of the road to Lake Superior. Cpoo thsee
lands and upon twenty miles Of railroad the led
grant bOLds are fast mortgsge, aid second mortgage
on all the road sou'herly to Chicsgo. The southera
portion Is already earning from 3SO 900 to 500 wv Pc
ard ths sarniogs will probably bo largely nosesseA
By tho completion Of the track TO Oshkosh. ffso
the facts it pr' bsble that the land gsot b>clg
inriusically worth much more than l'i, the hse
quotation.
A canal boat with coal has arrived at Rochester L.
rect frtm Pit'stop, Pa.
Tie Cincinnati Priee Current which gives mach
attention to the crops and is generally good authority,
seye:
We have advicss from all sections Of the Wesera
country, ard which deem reliable; and upon those
sdvioes have arrived At the following conclusioss:
Wheat is generally harvested in this State, Indieas
and Kentucky the result is fslr average. In ssoe
localities it las been injured by rust and generally
tbe growth has been too rapid, producing greAs
sbILdsrce Of straw, ard consequently shorter hsa4
Al. l.-l "a ka wounAs NJ
Though, owing to the greater bread h Of land sewss
the quantity will be nearly up to that OF last year. 80
the quality far superior, O@pg TO the favorable
weather there has been for securing it, 80 compsso1
with ttst Of last year when large quantity We =
iured seriously by the unusually bst weather whoa
prevsied during the month OF July and the srsa@sf
pert Of August"
The DetrOa Adrertiser Gays:
"The few letters we have received during the pet
week concerning the crops, and which have a.rSadv
been Published IN our columns, we're mostly Of d.
couiagirg nature, and would lead US more 70 toe op-
ion thst tse crop Is poor in quality and consdssn1
lighter than vs had hoped We have also dunnx u
week numerous samples Of the new crop rco
points scrg tie lines Of ths Michigan Central aaA The
Detroit and Milwaukee Railroads, and most Of thso
are bat ly shrunkep though not al. The nee vessses
hss eEsbed tho farmers to secure theh vsees -
cry ccId dtop 20 that it will be rssdy TO grnd -
90 stbyesbed and as the barry is bright and teaasC
will make handsome -four as any crop Acnisss rs
pfoo sced for many years.
"In Otio. Kentucky and Indiana the c,op 70
ported o. NJ srly up to . fais average yis'd !aot
fo ne considerably damaged by russ II sae
rtest.arovicg sections Of Nsw-fo'k tho crcp wse
bstter than sOr years past, endqub encouraging
toe farmers, but owing ~ the crop having eeen cut
Of for seyes Of years the area Of ground sown As:
year was no. 20 large as utual, and the nomo1 o.
acres hsrvsstsd this year was consequently isss t0s1
list year or tie 1ecediDg In Illinois the crop
ysry Jght ard Inferior and in Wisconsin II has -
beer sert usly damaged Bs. in both Of tAese Stesss
az well az in Michigan. there is a very large sufPtN
the iaes years crop lett over, and sti IN ntst
Especially ia TINS the csss IN Illinois, a. tne rece
at AID shipments from Chicago dniig me s'ss'. -
I'D to tie pIseeIt time plainly inaes.s. u,-.nt.~
p,i,xsy ct nctpipg The shipment Of whsst frem ~
sfntions TO this city which We mentioned 49,
~ dsx s;rce are 10 take effect and be IN force noa
so.dsy ErvNa. Notice has been given 70 eeea;u
tsya Ard ins.rpc.oss to agents ksred. 1ns isgW@
ions ave ,hat no wheat viii be carried, exceRt
oy hsr-es. TIE reasons given are, the inumcsnE
Cts Of the Company II this city st prsssos, sof 'As
b.Id "a, AID s.o,ug ct grain in bulk.
"Tte Superrtsrdsrts Of the Michigan CssoH
tha M ct igsn SoutteIn Railroads, ct the eocotes,.~
tts Bad cf Trade of tbis city, e,s sso seoss -
cireu,srs 20 he stadon agents s'oeg ses S.st -.
frss ths efsc. Of which viii be 70 csu ~ ~ *
srs 70 tie interior to Be moro Isniod s.S Nj tS,s
sheat they purchase vex ,saS,. 70 40 IL 49,
cave .sa S D.y.nsg thsis grain before naIkso.G =
cary peI, p..s - onns ths Csc.Ta Reed VII -, tAae
Ire reeIs: !. ,s6.ysd in good order n syesY pef.
u ete ;;nn eserv srs TO bil II - feosavcas -
thGA., sen~ srs 70 hswsrd it IN basy o. bAuetA
t.9uno es.Ss vhess which u sot We'd $780, ~
0nss as ,rSsr ~ eot bs sbiFpsd in bun.
80 10 sesau % tas Soothssn kSsa. v1Sss ~ -