New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
produce from the opening Of the canais 20 and mc'0o
dir the I'D inst, have been ss follows:


panies" of this city, held to-day it wss determined
that from and after this date they would allow CON-
mission or abatement of + cent on the amount OF
premium to Merchant, and others when doing their
business direct with the Cympaniee, or allowing the
same to Brokers. when the baslnese Ia lntusted W
them by tie merchants.
The earnings of the L.high Valley Railroad for the
six months ending Nay ST. ls5s were. ~ o.
For the six months ending Nay 81 1857 weFe''''' '''
Increase in .sloe'o ID
The Boston Journal says:
Yesterday, in the city of Lawrence On extensive
paper factory, which not many yesrs ago cox soou1
ALAS COO was offered at auction by Newell A. Ihomp-
son Co. few months e,nce sale Of this properly
was partially negotiated for so 600 bu. the bargain
was net contaminated. The beet offered for the prop
erty, yesterday $25 eo0 at which it was actually
Knocked down but ss the purchaser made some oesc
tions to the terms and did not sign the necessary
n.ners the purchase was not considered 70 be con,
Guided and the property will probably be again offered
for sale upon q more favorable opportunity.
The Cincinnati Gazette speaks hopefully oil the
prospects of the corn and whea. crops. The dam'ge
nv the floods and rains has been less than autic
psted.
We annex favorable extract from the Chicago Cir
cuu of Mr.. N. X. FsTbank, in relation 10 the grow
ing crops Of Illinois:
"Tte weather has come of very foe, and for the
pa.. week hss been hot This has checked the specu
a.ive feeling, which wac bssed upon the PAD weather
ard damage TO the crops. II nothing happens 70
wheat from this time to harvest the crop will be very
heavy; and this State will turn out more Winter
wheat than ever before. Farmers have improved
the past days of good weather IN plsnting corn'
and they are shn at work. They are putting In va
yietes which will mature before the early foss come
From all accounts from the country infer that, al
though q great many farmers abandoned planting on
the very low grounds we shall ye. nave very near an
average crop Of corn throughout the state Win ID
I voyahle Weather the balance OF the SEASON.
The cbieftak tod the actiS Sty OF the Cot
ton market II was not caused by the last foreign ad
vices, but brought about by local cAusesi the Inaia
! ia the it tcressog damage from overflow.
We nublisoed two days erce, the total receipts Oh
Cotton At ali the perts. There grounds for eati-
ms,iro that the receipts to the 3st OF August next
vii not exceed 1850 600 3075 900 bales The stock
on ale here now reduced that future advces from
Europe can irhueLce it very slightly either one way
| OF the other, bear or bull ac,lon.
Business on &he levee and landing, though declined
Flarsely, is yet above the usual Samner standard
| There is eres. quantity of tobacco arriving daily
with other stuff which is keeping our merchants coz
nected With the Western trade in some state OF anma
! ton. The impression prevails that our Western
traders have done good business this sesson II they
have not they ought to. Sugar and mOasses are ar.
riyirs daily; in fine, We are approaching the lst OF
July and the entire crop Of last years sugar and mo-
lasses s not yet in market. has been coming since
in some time during the Summer. THIS is our opiniJn
though there are some holding for higher prices and
waiting for more crevasseswe hope they may be dis
| an pointed in the latter.
THURspAY EyEsISG, 17rH.-Under the large trans
actions in Cotton yesterday and the day before there
was more willing desire the part Of drawers OF
! exchange to realize to-day. Prelinn1Iies were ar
ranged for several transactions at ia discount for
sight drafts on New Yok-several round sums hav-
| ing been closed at the latter figure There was 9
round amount of three days sight sold at discount,
but this rather too low for quotation, and we only
alude 10 it o. what has been done. There were sales
CT i've days eight at discount, and thirty days sight
st II, ana double AL bankers at II al discount The
offerings Of good commercial sixty days were larger
to day than on any day of the week We note several
transactions at l@a = cent Discount In Sterling
rsctt for at 1861, 1861 lO7, according to margin
In clear bills there were sales a. log loSs1the ex-
reme rage of the market being from lO7, 1919 l0S!
The banks that are drawing ask higher rates. We
did not learn Of any actual transactions in fraIcs
In the paper market there were some movements.
We rote the sale Of patty Of go 900 February
and Msrch paper at y cent and s. GOO six months
at g. and So coo or thereabout at 10 y cent. The
calls on the banks were very moderate to-day. Bus
mess settling down to the Summer oIder Half Of
the baIks cannot more than obtain quorum OF their
Iespective boards