New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29

Ashes. :. bbls 543 Peas bush l,o4I
/ Flour........ bills. 39s.o Wool bales ss
Wheat bush. s.. al Sperm o.. gals 3l,29O
/ Com. bush. 9757s Butter. ----!bs 2o'Qeo
Rye BUSH 3li Clover. lbs li.lI
Cheese lbs lO!6+373 Beans. bush l'5S9
Cotton 1912 k'ce-;.i9 40 20 700 700
/ Besf........rrcs.. a53a Hides lbs l2204
Pork ibis so Rosn 1901 bs-- 3gC.
Tobacco-Leaf lbs. .sa2.2sy Beeswax.--.. los IL,
ToOacco-Man lbs 6i.Oi5 Staves---;--- it't -:
OIL cake...lbs.. is2O63 FIsx.-..---. lbs a..I65
Tallow-... lbs l0l.l43 Whale OIL gals $500
Grease.-----. lbs. 5',ii2
The interest on the public stocks and loans OF this
city due on the lst OF February will be paid on that day
by The Civ Chamberlain. at the Bank on tie State Of
New-York.
/ a new banking institution, called the BOylsion
Bank has gone into operation al Boston The banking
house is located granite building at the cor
ner OF Washington and Boyston ats The capital stock
OF the Bank $4,000 all OF which has been paid IN
Their bills are redeemabIe the Suffolk. William Par
ker ESQ is President D McB. Thsxter late CT the Fair
haven Bank is Cashier.
A, Baltimore says the Patriot money continues
in demand and will until after the first OF the
year, a, which time large amount will ne paid out as
dividends by the several Banks Road Companies &C. in
icrestcd on city loans. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
boats &C fair proportion OF which must necessarily
/
The banks too will by that time have furnished their an
nu4 statements to the legislature and there will then
remain no for contraction here il money should DC
at all easy in our neighhoring cities.
The amount of taxable property in Baltimore has
increased 81 $4,000 during the pas, year.
The charter of the Chattanooga Railroad has
passed one branch Of the Tennessee Legislature and vii
probably pass the other
At New Orleans the money market appears TO be
shade dearer There very little paper offering in The
street. and short with good signatures readily
taken a, per cent discount Long loans secured By
mortgage are done 10 per discount The small
business doing in produce had decreased the supply Of
bills and enabled drawers to advance rates somewhat
Sterling was quoted 6dei Francs 40 d535 Checks
ON New.York oil die Moderate business doing in
Texss Securities at ~ % cts for Red Backs and %
for Bonds
By a report of the Bank of the State of Alabama
just made the Legislature appears that from 9Th Nov
1914 10Th Nov s5 the aggregate collections and set
,emeuts Of the Bank have been S4i4l4 6 or the
OF the Bank ; ,2O4 $50 burned during the year
The amount Of notes still in circulation is stated 1922
42G Dcposcs Sl3i.673 Surplus Revenue OF the United
states SI33e17 Bills Receivable 81 1886. Exchange
$ll23i62 Specie S3,9i9, Texas Notes s3O432 The
amount of interest paid Bonds has been
and the amount debit j. j. Palmer agent for paying
interest on State Debt from January ls45, S5i5 l58
Markets 80. Carefully reported for The Tribune.
SATURDAY, Dec. 81
AsHES-There ia fair inquiry for Pots. and the sales
are to some extent at 10 Pears are III and rather
quiet.
! COTTON-The operations in this article during the
week have been on smaller scale than for any similar
period in the last years the sales amounting only 10
300 bales and taken entirely by spinners Frees are
artatI..t thfN-p
a week ago Shippers are entirely out OF market as
orr present quotations east cent above those OF
European markets and with so great margin against
them il cannot be expected tney should conceive Inc
slightest disposition purchase. Our stock is very small
and to this ac and the high prices ruling in all South
ern markets must be attributed the lrmness OF ho
here Freights fer Cotton entirely nominal. The
packets take BIG = ID for much as is offered while
NIL have taken US low as 81 T. bale to Liver
! pool
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market was firm to-day at
) OH for Genesee below which believe il could
be had at the close for shipment We notice sales i'll the
morning 1890 2000 barrels at SIT 10 62 for ship
men and 600 100 bbs Michigan at 5Gt In Southern
there is but little doing. correspondent has provided
us with the following estimate OF the stock OF Flour in
this City LIST January next We publish 1t as calculated
throw light this subject and all can judge for
themselves of its correctness. in the estimate Of stock
hand Isl Nov we have put our own estimate in the
calculation andour correspondents estimate in brackets
This the only change have made In his hgures He
says
The unprecedented quantity of Flour which reached
this CITY during the month November and up 10
canal and river navigation about the 9th
has tended impress upon the minds OF many belief
that the stock Flour hand is from twenty-five
10 fifty per cent greater than 1t actually s Although
would scarcely be possible for individual after most
searching investigation arrive at the actual stock
may not be uninteresng many OF your readers TO be
furnished OF the best materials by which 10
enable them form more accurate estimate.
The following it is believed, will embrace as nearly
possible data in reference to this subject which will be
difficult any person To contravert he can Dol lei
him show his lsures
corresponding period last year bbs 3lI07i
Received in Nov A. close OF navigation -leS SIS
Estimated stock in the City, by best judges the
Ist of Nov last, rs 000l 100000
Total. COS 7va
Exported in November 1900
Consumed in City and neghborhood in
! November 5000
| Sent coastwise In Nov. 6u,OOO
Exported in Dec probably 5000
Consumed In Dec i3OO0
! Sent coastwise in Dec. .lo,OUO
Total ----3.lVuV
Probable stock of Canal Flour in this City on the
LIST OF January neXt-..-.----------.oh ls 2ci 'U2
Now If, be true that the foregoing affords reliable
data then present stock Of Flour does not much ez
coed what will be required for domestic pur-
poses By computations that have been often made, the
consumption this City and ofts immediate neighbor
hood depending upon it for supply of bresdstuts,
amounts fifteen hundred barrels per day. which Tor
four months TO the lst Of May next would amount 10
nearly two hundred thousand barrels.
IL then the export Of this article should continue IN
the ratio of the pas, four months its effect vii!
soon be felt here A SUBSCRIBER.
GRAlN-We hear of but little doing exceptin Barley,
of which sale 10000 bushels reported for export
AZ 65 cents clearing OUT nearly quite the whole
stock IN market small sale OF old white Jersey Corn