New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

tween eii bat on the publication Of the paragraph
from Ia Iau.s there rapid fell TO 2ot. .
MANY OF tie operators however still manifested fu CONN
dence, and purchases were renewed on contueSose i
and t6e Ss bssn. The
Arrangement Of the account will commence tomorrow ana
much agitation likely to be ssaa s6i n ~ g Tbe
closing price from Paris this evening was 6sf 2Oe showing
'os p si1 esy 'sa5 bought by the Bank
odsy The Eastern exchanges continue with avery ,al,
factory tendency Cslcutts the rate |. vhoq, sss
further favorable increment Of cent shs respective quo
Of Wheat IN the English market have much dmnishs they
are still continued on moderate scale.
The London Money Market ReDier says:
We disposed attach much Importance to the
in the Of discount the Bank Of thar
market mari now pressed upon Py cause wsh Is psSs 70
minor dcgeewe the deficiency N the French harvest
NeycTtheess when the discrepancy between the rates Of
cent, It Is there h to be transfer Of some
amount OF capital from the cheaper for employment In the
dearer market Easy and the present condon
money market is expect TO be entirely
affected by these financial movements abroad
There to believe that for the present the
value Of money has reached It's lowest point We are now
just the turn Of the qassr When goo & money o.
upon the general market Hitherto the influx OF revenue 70
the Bank has been very Slow snd the Ordinary contraction
the circulation has thus been little felt. - .
We have reason believe that the Government mindful OF
the nadequaey Of their balances in the Bank Of England
Of considerable amount the Deficiency bills in the
Of coming dividend period While the Bank have the
Govern for customer In this way they VIII DC the Oct
ter enabled to keep up their rate OF discount.
The London Economist Of the 18th. says:
The demand for money this week las been unusually mod
place 10 6, neral market al cent while today
notwithstanding that there rather more inquiry the gen
dgognt purposes continues large but the amount OF comme
eisl bids Offering is only moderate.
In tho value OF money will be witnessed Tor the pessnt owing
in degree to the acton Of the Bank Of France
n. Iaaha
the calling In OF loans before the end of the quarter and partly
large sales Of stock for immediate delivery and the
rate to-day has risen TO 30J! & cent
AT St. Louis the rate of exchange is 7aS y cent.
There was run on the Union Bank, andsome of the
other banks were throwing out its notes.
The large Government disbursements at Cincinnati
were having their natural effect upon the money mar
ket Treasury demand notes were circulating freely.
Exchange on the East was / premium.
The Chicago Tribune Gays:
There 10 no change to notice to-day in financial masters The
heretofore noticed continues with immediate prospect
any .nseny Everything moving ,ons quietly s sHe
psrs are selling at par bank gold for round lots
smaller parcels idl. Demand not largo.
| The Milwaukee Sentinel says:
Money matters unchanged Yesterday and bushes, AZ
the banks quiet than usual owing TO the dizziness In tie
produce Arkei and comparaVely light shipment We quote
exchange plenty " cent premium at the banks and "a
sold At II premium for Wisconsin currency. Currency Is
OF the banks being taxed to meet the
| demands OF wheat operators.
| From The London Ee0HOnsui.
MARK LANE FRIDAY EvESISe.-Most Of the loading mar
have been reasonably supplied with English Wheat For
all kinds. the demand ruled heavy owing to falling Oh
IN the inquiry for France and prices have gwen way 10
quarter. There has been less passing In foreign W neat
than time past and the quotations have had droop
ing tsndency AL descriptions Of Barley have found buyers
to fair sxs former while the sale for Malt has
continued arm The supplies Of oats having increased TO
some extent the Dat trade has been much less sctve at
bu the yslue Of Flour been with difficulty supported
On the Continent wheat Il selling hs rates but buyers
have ope sted with caution hence. the business done mas
been only moderate. At Spring corn has commanded er-
rates with fair export demand The latest ADVICE.
from NewYork that Increased quantities of wheat aud
progress Of shipment to England and France
| and that prices we're well supported 49,
but most accounts agree in stating that the yield by no
mears full average Barley, oats beans, and peas e'
pocay the two iormsr articles are turning out extremely
well. ~,
In Scotland there has been much less activity In the de-
and for wheat and other articles OF produce and
some instances prices have hsd dropping tendency. HAr
vest work has progressed steadily.
change Of importance has taken place In the
quotations Barley and Dat, have commanded full prices, but
| other produce has met dull inquiry.
Al MARI lane, to-day, tlere fair supply OF fns
Wheat for which densud ruled heavy, barely late
rates, ForeEn Wbea. sold slowly former terms Barley
a. dull and rather cheaper In the value q Oats BeAns,
Pea, change place but the trade for he was IN
. sluggish state. Flour supported former prices
r1arkets-CARsyrLLr REPORTED roR Tss N Y. rRIscns.
| FRIDAY. Oct. H. lsel