New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

,;,e circrlaton, and iherelO,s 5,'aa,o ~,
bg elr Of their being called hut il il be-
ny no'S o,her course they eouIu m ~ IL Issues hee
tsAe i sT arr npeInent to red ei .',oH srer he
feysd ibst o. 'i' -, 20 al one-cigbh or qust'0s
b. NJ w-lOIa 70 would tend 70 reesta h'l -
tow 'he GU y. ,rencv outside Of the o,a'e' or ~ ex
go haye a teLGeney to Keep u0"D
s;,ange ...,,. - ,be r,oyement at
s.sved il an official statement oi 'ne ho,eHl'Is
.,.,, T,epury of California ior TIE year enO-iS
10, 1861: .. ,oo0 .. s319 455 ~
B.spss hspd ssD Ig1s ts - June g. l2sla %
"s'''' ' 81. I.CnI74 %
,,,[S.. TSi.. ai; ia6C to jane issi;
c.nsu. ssponss,5 s 2g76n %
i-dss Ptioa Sdn5. oi %, ::ioc ind IGo
0'-' ,sS,,nn. ~ ,se,.............. Sle95a5 ls ls
a. receipts July J. to Dec. 81 laei.. cOoO-
s76gs, 10
r,,,.a ss endure. July l. to pee sel;
Carr e1p.l 9iiUose 90
~ 1s,,on Of bond............. 5000 SYSs 3s9 10
b .rce o. rad Dec. 81 letl...''''''''''''''
The Boston f9reTtiser says: -. o,-
The urcsrects for tie Autuo tiaoe a i Gaining
,s,nrs Inc and confidence in the fuiue !" ";,b lIe
ssreT In oommerc al circles. EAcsngv hrgu5bont thai
Nesf are easier, and the large crol IN 4ore;on adj
seetiou must he exchsnged Iof Sc Of Large exports
w., q fayor.tls for the oObI1 u - "a, IN
" =" ar a. h o. ices VIII afford lal prom, 10
- - tI.ssr Ruyers have already appeared 10 'ne
msrket with the means OF myng ~, F, Sn1,' c,s
s,'u ~ gland will yet compare favor"oy "'l
prsvions rates. 80. m oboroo The sprnlv of
.. co. tinues 10 increase and the rates are elsef'
~ nnn,ber of borrowers gradually becoming less,
and the demand Tor business purposes ls Ight' Gov
ar ntnt secuiies ere in quicker oem:hd ana au-
~ ing which is taking much ct the lde car 1'al odt
of he market Bank specie to-oay $oJ toV,oOO-a gam
Of g., ,0t0 nom YESTERDAY
The CiaeinRati GGsette says:
"Tbe morey market wss very quiet today check
rs being light, and tie demand for loans 'r;tng In
sofpe quarters there scarcity OF currency, out
se.sral,y the supply Was equal 20 tie wants OF ine
street. There was lair demand for two year treasury
Notes at IS, but holders generally coDtendcd Tor
IS. 096. ,oooo
IA Kentacky mule trader, who sold $4,000 worth
Of his stock TO the Government, dol.N cradle East,
d pOsed Of that amount Of New-Iork Exchange Ia
fe str, ct to-day for Kentucky currency, at 5 u
prem. Tlis transaction went lar toward clearing The
market Of Kentucky paper In uncurrent money there
~ change.
1.-The netes Of Eastern banks are now having pro-
q able cir III ton ia the Wet, exchange being 80 low
sbat they cannot be returned. large amoun; OF this
currtnCy is beipg paid out for wool and wheat
The Chtcogo 1rbpae remarks;
In monetary circles business was remarkably quist.
TIE suerlv OF curreIcy is fair, but owing TO nOie &C.
tvity in tie movement OF frsin and otner pr0Ouce,
there was rather more inquiry for II, and exchange
WAS a shade weaker. The hanks were selling at 6
cent u1e eHium bat it offered on the street al e
celt fretly, and come was cold at par, -
Can dir currency il taken a. the banks ~ u ols'
counl Of p cent but parties outside were Offering to
buy at 2 zen. diseonpt, 10 exchange for other cur
rency. In Ills connection we wonld state that The
busiae.s community have unbounded confidence, a.
Lere,. ore ia the soundress Of The Canada banks, ana
de clV reason tha; their bsare pGced at discount
IL because they viii not buy New-York exchange ~
Mo treal al lees tlan IL cent. The money Is unoo-
eeiouabe-ile only objection being that IN taking
dollar I'LL you get only yce.