New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

La Crosse improved v cent and Tin 81. Central 2
cent. Panama continues 20 sdva1ce steadily and was
in demand after he Board st 81 an advance OF 1t
cent since Saturday. This s1vance OE.y brought out
10 sbaIes. The Bond marset was fairly active and
-'T0ng especially for Ere bonds, which advanced IN
der the Influence Of the foreign a1yces. State Sto-K
were also strong, excepting Vrgnias. The Hc1se vote
on Tire Lecomp,on question added hrInness to Sta'e
Stocks after the Board.
There has been fair business done in foreign e1'
change at about previous rates. Ii anything, the mar
ket Is easier to buy Good commercial sterling sigma
lures have old at 81 40 e cent and bank bills 81 ii
y cent. Leading city drawers ak s3alO = cent
Francs are 5I6l q j.l2I.
Freehts are very firm. To Liverpool: 800 bbs.
Flour at l.. lOd 2s chiefly at the inside rate; lsoVo
bush Gran at Sd. in bulk and = a "a. in bags, the
after rate per Dresdnought 200 tea. Beef at s. 3D.
Cotton at 3-l6d; 500 bb,s and tcs Lard NJ lbs. 6d
2Os.; 300 tuns Sperm Oil at %. 6i To London ooo
sbls Oh at 2js. 800 bbs Rosin a. %. Cd. 300 ties.
Beef at Is. I'd. 200 hhds Melaaa at 2js.i $50 boxes
Bacon at 25s.; 500 bbls Resin at 2s 81. To Glasgow:
300 bbs Flour g, 2s. Cd, per vessel and 1000 bbls
per steamer, understood 10 be at 81. To Havre: Cot
ton at &c.; Pot Ashes at sS Pearls at So Bark at
$40; Rice at $40, and Copper at =. brig to north
The schooner James A. Ward, 5000 tuns, TO Naples
with COO bales Cotton at &C. vessel to the south
ride Of Cuba at 81 c for Sugar and - 30 for Moasses
bark, Of 800 tuns to CarieDas with Sugar shocks az
lee. and HID. do. at ijc.
Tie business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$3.50, 6S5 O5-s63 900 from Customs; Payments, sl9j
10 %; Balance, g, 203,756 %.
The Official Bank Averages for the week show, as
was anticipated a continued expansion OF the oaus
which as high a. they were in the early part
Of October and about nine millions larger than the o"
est point touched during the cOntractons. The expan-
sion has been we think, mainly on stock loans al
though there has been a considerable amount OF paper
discounted for Southern and interior banks, which are
preparing for resumption or have resumed The offer
ngs at Bank have been light and many of these nst
tutons have been unable TO employ all their
receipts in paper unless by going into the street
to purchase it. Nearly the entire dscounting
of the Banks has been in the renewals. We
can hear OF but little paper appearing, and the
bulk of that which is offered the result OF the recent
Dry Goods auction sales. The decrease in the specie
reserve is considerably less than was generally antic
pated after the very large foreign drain Of last week and
the loss to Boston and the South, which supposed
to have exceeded the amount received from the Interior
The nominal deposits show large increase, but the
gain in the actual balances is small. This result is due
to the withdrawal of a considerable amount of bank
balances. The comparison with last week is asfollJws
Jan o. Jan. So Feb. 6.
lol 726i2 1902 90089 100 6d2 932 Inc e. AZ sJ
3n8l9 ISL 3l.Z73OZj S06j2,9f9 Dec ohO75
Circulation. 636n42 6.569678 687393 Inc... 59i, 253
deposits nom 59s3fs 80 sl s6O004ss Inc. 0 io
Und wn deps 53 sec 7O46778i 7O5,753 Inc... 1854
The Clearings show encouraging increase over
the business of the previous week. The statement was
al ;,,b a fayo
pated and gave the Stock market an upward ten