New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-18

The dealers, under the falling off in receipts have
advanced the price of coal to-day 50 cents y tun
THE price is now about 81 y tun higher than at this
time last year. The feshet early in the season in the
Delaware Canal. and the withdrawal of men by en-.
IiSment, have been the causes Of the falling of OF
receipts.
The steamer from Boston to-day took only $l2, 900
in specie.
The market for gold has been very auctuatiug to-
day, the price being entirely controlled by s,ecu-
lston There is little or no boarding at tie present
rates of premium, and the demand for shipment il
met by the receipts from California, and the standard
OF value bas become the football of speculation like
any faucy stock. After selling at ll6} recovered
to ll7I and after reccded to ll6i. The demand for
Custom.Iiouse Notes is fair and the quotation Tor
gold appears to have no Influence upon the price.
Holders are very firm and the market has advanced
to lIliallls. One-year Certificates are also firm
at 9S3 a99. The 7.3Os are selling at the close at
about I0is dl0i!.
We have no change TO note in money. The supply
on demand is pressing upon borrowers at 40o v
cent with some transactions at + cent. The large
increase Of deposits in Bank cannot be used except
in the stock market and in the purchase OF Govern
men. securities. The offerings Of paper are not
sufficient to neuralize the maturities. very much
larger proportion of the business of this city s now
done for cash than before. well.informed
grocer expressed the opinion that three quarters OF
the wholesale transactions in groceries are now
made for cash.
There is nothing Of Importance at the SGbTreasury.
Small amounts Of postal currency are received
81. L.. 4 ofii
and in paying frac Sns AZ the Spb-Treasury.
Tie deposits on y cent temporary lean are
small.
The decline in frsights and light receipts have
given firm a$earance 20 the Breadstniis market.
The advance in Flour is Sc. v bbl and in Grain lc
y bush.
At an auction sale Of Millinery goods, to-day the
company was large aud spirited, and full prices were
obisined for silks, velyets, and Rbbons.
The second mortgage bonds of the st. Louis, Alton,
and Ierre Haue Railroad Company will be ready
for delivery to holders of receipts given for the
ord mortgage bonds of the Terre Haute aud Alton
end Belleve and Illinoistown Railroad Companies
on and after the 18th day of September instant
Included in the exports Of Produce for the week
are: 40l bbls. potatoes, 65746 do. wheat -four, 10
do. rye -four 1908 do. corn meal, l,097 ,544 bush.
wheat 10, 36l d. rye 40 do. oats. ESQ DO. peas.
9S 3G5 do. eorn S32 boxes candles lac tGns coal,
,043 bales cotton l57 bales hay, 10 do. hops, l9i
bbls rosin, 10 do. tar, 2 do. spirits turpentine,
l56 967 gallons whale OIL 1873 do. lard oil, 2aS
bbls pork, Gil do. and s6 ties. beef C2i3G7 ID cut
meats, l,l73,95l 10 butter, ,437 1886 ID cheese,
2Ii3,67l b lard, 07 tee. 20 bbs. and 265 bags rice
100 bbl. and Is boxes sugar 36S COL Is taow, iOCS
bids and l.2S2 pigs. crude tobacco l5l,43O ID
manufactured tobacco, and Is, l2S 10 whalebone.
Thompson Bros. quotations of Currency for the
do ,para IA tolloxys.