New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20
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LogDos, Wedne sday, Aug 8.--Ihe Daily Neps
City Article Gays:
The finds opened with more frnness, in eonse-
quepce OF the majority obtained by the Ministry last
night. In The afternoon the tendency was rather favor
able and CODsols closed at an advance OF per cent
TIE immediate supply of stock appears 10 be rather
limited owing partly TO the recent withdrawal OF stock
by money Dealers 70 employ portion OF their reserves
IN short loans. The other department OF the Stock
Exchange, though inactive, were hrm. British Railway
stocks " ere better.
The demand for money to day was more active than
yesterday, and comparatively little business was done
below the bank maximum. Al the bank The applca-
tons were 10 a fair extent.
An undertaking of magnitude is announced under
the title Of the GelliDard Company, limited Jms
Company is formed for the development Of the Gel
nard estates, in Sweden, of 900 900 acres, containing
large quantities Of rich iron ore, iron works etc.
Messrs. James Relnuck a. Co., tea merchants OF
Great Tower street. have failed. It feared that the
liquidation will be unsatisfactory.
The Blue Jacket sailed from Melbourne for England
on the 18th Of June, and is known TO have "a. ~
ounces of gold, worth ELS, 0OO The Norman Nor
ison has arrived from China with 1872 400 pounds Of
ca. 49,, .
Letters from the River Plate give highly satisfac
tory account of the political and commercial progress OF
Monteydeo and Buenos Ayres, which Ia greater than
at any period during the last twenty years.
The London Times City Article says:
The funds to-day have been steady at yesterday
prices and although the market is without actual re-
oyery its tone has been better from the settlement Of
the political contest last evening There were no
bullion operations at the Bank to-day but % 600 SOW
eregns were taken for transmission to the Brazils
Government has accepted offers TO lay down new
telegraph line from Corfu TO Otranto.
THE FLEET AT NAPLES.
The Moniteur de la F2otte states as follows, the
number of ships of war of various nations now at Ma
pies: Five English and five French chips Of the line,
one Prussian ship of the line, American corvette,
an Austrian frgate and avizo, and Spanish corvette
and ayizo. The Nespoiitan Navy, divided between
Naples and Messna aud the Straits consists Of sixteen
fgates and coryees and eighteen ayzos, besides SIX
teen sailing vessels and fifty gunboats.
FRANCE.
PARIS, August z.
The Monitepr publishes decree allowing the ira-
portaton of wool through any custom station In
France.
The Moniteur also announces the arrival and enthu-
sastc reception of the Emperor al the Camp OF Cha
Ions.
SWITZERLAND.
GENOA, Aug. THE Federal Council has received
a note from the Swedish Government, dated July Is,
reiteratng the intention of Sweden 10 support the
claims of Switzerland at the Conference on the affairs
of Savoy.
The annual Federal fete has taken place at Genoa
Officers from all parts of Switzerland to the number OF
u O0O assembled on the occasion.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET-Wednesday noon.
The American Is sdyancing salos
probably lOOOO bales. Imports previously 1870