New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-22


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The return from the Bank of England for the week
ending June gives the following results when CON-
pared with the previous week:
Other lsS s795 ss
On the other side of the accounts
Government securities e ISs OCs Unclaimed -oo.
Other secu1es ~ 900 oo0
The amount of notes in circulation is f2l ,267 $50,
being decrease of f79l ,S65; and the stock of bullion
in both departments is fl5,963, l02, showing in
crease Of 800 when compared with the preceding
return
The European Times says:
Monetary and Commercial affair at the moment
without activity Trade In the manufacturing districts hardly
not unusual at th period the year Transactions in produce
limited scale and prices are not sustained The funds
have been the business done having
small and the demands ioT for al purposes Of the
Bank and in have fallen off, There has been
disturbing poa nteg from the Continent nevertheless
prevailing feeling OF uncertainty that must have GIL IL
An. nee preudcns Monetary and Commercial transscio
AID doubts this Is owing in great measure the dull
at present PeISseng all our markets ,...ua
meet the requirements Of Chat day and a,
the opening Bsn mDna 1ae sno th 1 the de-
Iad has abated but the inquiry i, l sufficiently active to
SSsss below %Sa y cent II other cases the terms
At the Bank the applications are decihns than
The report fthe London stock Exchange Commeon the
Pulinger frauds Issued the 9TH The Committee com
plain conduct Of the Director Of the tnc1 Bans In pub
fishing statement hastily adopted from Pnlingers oones
tons on the stood Exchange being that than
$50 25 thrOuah the hands Of regular brokers. re-
named Nathan ow desd) while there very sufficient evil
boe racing Surprise the Directors Of the baak
while furnishing information 10 the Committee respecting the
RsSoI Jon.on sheldon and Tzeie did not communicate
de fact, they had been infcredby their manager that
the delinquent The Committee that from nierM.tOn
forwarded through them and By o. ,ne si.
placed 10y lsullinser in the Of other persons"
TIE second trial of the foreclosure suit against the
Scioto and Hooking Valley Railroad lie to come of the
nresen; week. before the Common Pleas Of Fairfield
County, at Lancaster
I7OmDsoas Reporter says Of land warrants:
Land warrant. were in demand st soassc = acre up 70
of the sens,e and Hou,e on bin by large majority
In both Houses bill is Homestead measure, but
TO presIDp'ors. This stops sales foT the present
In The S. Louis Circuit Cour; important decision
was rendered on Saturday morning by Judge Beckin-
ridge in the case Of the Bostmans Savings Institution
ae the State Bank of Missouri. The Court held that
the State Bank had the right to pay the fye-dolar
bills in silver treating each az separate demand Re
htve 10 bills Of higher denomination the Cour held
that under the act of Congress Of lS the state Bank
could not tender silver COIN, and accordingly decided
for the plaintiff The amount presented for redemption
was S54 $40, OF which 81 100 was m hyedollar
bns. The remaining S53, 90 was in large bills The
Cour, decided that in redeeming these bs In gold
the default made and entitled the plaintiff 70 ~
cent per annum damages til paid, for tie refusal TO pay
We repor dull week inthe Dry Goods trade among
the commission AZ wei the jobbng houses, anda de-
termination on the part Of the latter 20 keep out Of the
market until the season commences. The iobbers dur
ing the past two months have had unsatisfactory
business having had more dificuyn clearing out their
surplus stocks than any previous season since 1851
buyers taking only that class OF goods which their i'm
mediate necessities compeled-low prices offering no
t.mttaiion. Only that class Of jobbers who have
boueht their stocks from week to week will claim the
spring Of 1860 az good These incidents to-
oetber with the prospect of late Fall trade, lead US
no, 10 anticipate much movement in the general Dry
Goods trade before the last Of next month ehear,
however Of saIes close ont stocks Of ob los Of low