New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

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Con............ l,E3,l0 500 g! o:.,;:,:: -'"'''
F FSsi s a1ss e ISL 81 SIS @
rot.l...ms12eaSs 500 ssq4aS7 ss1aSe6 stse.Cr
Decrease conyared with 1857. 4to-lf'i
The value of sxpors for the week, 81, $50, olS.
The Chcsgo, St. Paul and Fond du Lac Company
have negotiated for sufficient iron 10 complete toe
northern end of the rosd TO Osi kOsh. TINS line s a.
ready graded, ard arrange ments are con-
GUIDED for the funds to lay the IRON, the WORK VIII Do
rapidly pushed TO that point. The completion oil th's
portion will er;itle the Company to I5 600 acres OF
land.
S. Diapers daily auction sale Of stocks and bonds
vii take place Monday, the 3'st Inst., az i2t
o'clock. q; the Merchants Exchange.
Mr.. Ncosy's next regular auction sale OF stocks
ard bonds will take place on Monday the 3lst inst at
III O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange.
Srce our las ad, ces the following amount of specie
has been transported over the Panama Railroad for
English account:
.s,a;::: s TS:s q
Add amour. pa Nose: i5i5 s
Total for the fortnight. S4so77s -
A decree of foreclosure of the Wabash Valley Rosd
under the second mortgage egreeably to the scheme
adopted for relieving the Company, has been obtsned
in Indisra. similar decree will be obtained IN ONO
al the next session of the Court.
There has been change whatever to notice ~ the
Money market during the week. The offerings ct bsnk
continue TO be very lght-in case only $1,000 IN
a three.million bank; and the discount houses find
it very difficult to supply their customers even at the
lo,V rates current Call loans are 4 G6 cent, and
first paper goes firmly at the same rates, and IN
some cases even lower The Bank Statement Will
show further dinnution of specie, by the reason OF
the payments il the SubTressury for the three-mlon
issue of Treasury notes We have also sent some gold
TO the South 10 Sustain the banks in their resuup
Of stecie payments.
Gov. Packer of Penns ylvanis has signed the Usmy
bill passed by the late Legislature BY this bill lend
ers and borrowers may contract g. any rate o. interest
they please, the law taking cognzance Of any higher
rate however, then 6 = cent, and WI lend aid to
collect any greater rate.
The receipts Of Cereals A. this port during the week
are I97 72S bbls. Flour, 592 500 bush. Wheat, 1900
bush. Rye, A. gG9 bush. Corn l2i 43 BUSH Oats, and
6,644 bu;b. Barley
TIE earrings OF the Lehigh Valley Rt.loa1 for five
month, ending April 80 la59 81 IS
Five months ending April So l637........... l5ilH "a
Increase in 858....................... $l7lSi 50
The Schuykill Canal troubles have reduced its un
mage of CO.., for the week COZ tuns against 33 563
TINS in fine same week last year. The Reading Rail-
road tunpage for the week is 81 467 tuns agenst 6S
tuns in the corresponding week last year. strike for
back pay is reported on the Reading Road The an-
thrscte coal receipts for the are Ot9 tuns,
aganst 2s 4S0 tuns last year, decrease of l5S656
tuns divided among the carriers as follows:
The Lehigh Canal gains 500 tuns and the Lehgh
Valley Railrosd 81 SIC while the Reading Railroad is
Dttra heb qat apdt he
eation Company hes fallen off As, $3.50 tuns.
The advices from California by the Moses Taylor are
very favorable in regard to the yield of gold. New
pacers of great richness nvarous
sections of the county, and the miners were well re-
warded for their labor. Business generally, however,
dull and decline had taken place in some articles
of merchandise The Shipping List says:
Since the sailing Of the steamer Of the 10Th ut.
money has been abundant affordng easier terms
TO borrowers. First.cass mercantile paper is being
done in bank and outside at cent, in some in
stances ., being given. Loans upon merchandise
negotiated at Il, and upon real estse at l40l per
cent.
Dust is coming in freely from the mines, the receipts
for the month Of April this year exceeding, as usual
those Of the preceding month. Accounts of mining
operations continue favorable IN the highest degree,
while the prospective harvest of grain crops promise
an ABUNDANCE over anything yet known IN the history
of the State.
Exports Of specie to April 80 Is5s...........s5l7l42
Excess in favor of this year............... e6sl,36s
Statement of deposits and coinage OF the IT, s. Branch
Mint at San Francisco for the month of April, 1858:
DEPOSITS.
Gold Deposis ~ VI
Silver Deposit 5so 10
GOLD COINAGE 1900, ,,o
lO coo Double S2OSoo
COINAGE.
6Cc0 Half Dolsrs..
jOtut DiMea
Isl Ooo pieces Total oinsge.........s 81 900
aale oil
$50 fine at = discount.
annex quotations OF st cs' Bullion aud tx
change: . s
STATE Bonds payable iu 1919, y S062
War Bonas, T. cts since jan. J. '5f nsi at ~
Civil Fund NHrrsnts
CITY COUNTY.
Francisco Binds 10 y par ana interest
san Francisco Bonds h ID
San Ftspcisco County according TO dete)
SsI Frnnci,co Coutroers Warrants treJected
Sacramento CITY Bouds (sreordns TO date nominal
s.c,mepto County Bonds, l0f eta O075
Gold Bars csc at q cent discount
Gold Bars. geo and upward .p - q cent ci.coUnt
Mexican Dollars al IL = cent premium.
From The Sda F,aEc,oo Alta California
Nv the arrival Of the bark What Cheer from Aus
trslia we are enabled to lsy before our readers q
statement Of the amount OF gold produced there since
1851 and TO institute q comparison between that pro-
duct and the amount poured into the Golfers OF the
vorld from our own pacers. The Australian Stats
tics are compiled from the reports made by The Me-
LourH, Herald ard are probably reliable.