New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30
Total ,b5I 80 II :.

Local. 35l - 4,1s9 o.
Ms;Is. Expresses, &c..... sa5 ~ 1881 6l
.sl5,65l IS 81 80 Al
rxcsss in 45.....--..--.SlT0 i 90.
Tire receipts of the first Is working days OF the pre-
sent month were Sl0e9s SO against sss7l 81 same
time last year
The Cabot and Chickopee Manufacturing Co at
spripsdeld Mass. has made 10 and 6per cent seusn
nual dividend.
The Philadelphia North America has the follow
ing remarks upon the money market in that city
There has been as we anticipated in our article last
week relaxation in the state OF tue money mar AeI
during the present week Il is stu however 100 usht 10
be comfortable, and as there are many III our
community who cannot any good cause why should
be So some dissatisfaction is very naturally expressed
in regard those Banks which II Is Understood nave MS
counted so very sparingy Tor tue last fortnight ne
prossect of war about Orcgon-the repeal OF the srl
and the passage of the SubTressTy BIZ are IN their es
tima,ion uncertain remote to rencer 1t necessary
for the Banks to cura rapidly at present Tor those
causes And then again when il s understood that the
indebtedness the New Banks TO those III hs city
was ascerraned at the settlement or the Cashiers on
Tuesday last TO be upward OF hdg mi.ooR o. a0"6rS
thus rendering them against any Eastern demand
for specie there does appear be some reason Tor the
dissatisfaction which We have heard expressed
The Boston and Providence Railroad have de-
cared dividend of per cent payable at the Phenix
Bank on the lst January.
The Tonawanda r. R. Co. IS per share, payable
at the Phenix Bank on the 2d inst
The Miners Journal says" The fall OF snow has
intcrfred with the trade and the quantity sent TO market
This week is only s71S 10 tons The demand Tor coal
continues unabated There will be stoppage OF the
freight three days to complete an improve
at the bridge AT PottssroVe. Inc passenger a'n'
will run as usual.
The whole amount of auction duties paid by the
PHILADELPHIA auct;oEeers during the quarter ending in
December has been s26523, Of which Myers Clsghcrn
4 Co paid 81 696-Furness Brndy & Co s. 63S-Clss-
horn & Hill 81 o2o-Daves. Stevenson & Co. $685.
w Lord 81 l33 and Richards, Bispham & Co. sl,634
II is believed that some stringent measures will be
adopted at the present session OF the Maryland Legsa.
ture for sustaining the credit OF the State. The Balt-
more Sun says;
The tax payers of Maryland will cheertuy sustain
their in the adoption OF such measures
"a NAV be found necessary in their efforts 10 emulate the
proud stand which Pennsylvania has taken.
A writer in the Louisville Journal suggests the
construction of Railroad from that city to the East
branch of White River in Indiana which it is proposed
10 lock and dam The Journal suggests that Railroad
to connect at Columbus with the Indianapolis and hadi-
son Railroad would be beneficial to the city Inc
Journal also suggests that Application be made to the
Legislature of Kentucky amend the charter oil Louis
Vile SO az 10 authorize the city authorities TO raise the
necessary funds.
The Message of Governor Mcdowell to the Vir-
ppa Legislature states that temporary debt of the
Common wealth. amounting 10 three hundred and hity
thousand dollars has been extinguished that the State
stock is at premium and ina, tue revenue for the pre-
semi wear will be more than adequate the of the
! Government
Markets :. :. Carefully reported for The Tribune.
MONDAY, Dec. 90.
ASHES-The market is without change and not very
active. Sales so 100 bb!s Pots at 80 TO- and few
Pearls at lai.
COTTON-There is still great inactivity in the market
shippers doing nothing, and manufacturers taking only
lots immediate the sales arc some jgo o! SUI
bales. The stock. meanwhile Is increasing ana Is no"
5000 or $4,000 bales on sale
FLOUR AND MEAL-A sale made on Saturday
evening of 1000 bbls Genesee for shipment at 80 OF
which shows farther advance and to-day the market
steady at 10. Sales $50 bbls Troy at D 10 Inc de-
mand from the East is good which tends ID sten prices
There shippers in market 10 some extent, and
negotiation for considerable parcel hi 10 was going
ON, but believe not concluded. There were
sales fair extent for consumption and the East NJ 10
City Mills FSur ia selling IN small lots at OOG6 20. The
estimate of the probable stock OF Western Flour in this
market ls Jan. published in article of yesterday,
admitted by the dealers TO be est
can be made That statement, however refers
ly Western. and there should be added the stock of
Southern and New Orleans and the produce OF TIE mills
in this city and neighborhood The stock Of Southern
and New Orleans according 20 the last estimate, does
not exceed 10000 bbs. The produce of the city and
Brooklyn mills, in the aggregate, about 2000
bb!s per week All this should of course be considered
in forming estimate OF the supplies likely TO
have this market. In Southern hear OF but small
transactions. Good brands Georgetown Richmond,
Baltimore, Brandywine. &c. &C. 1916 90, but ir-
regular lots picked up lower Last week 800
bills Philadelphia sold IS Sales 200 bbls Rye Flour
at4 25 Some supplies of Corn Meal the
market Jersey is held at 25d4 37t. Brandywine
4 ST; hhds le 90.
CRAVING do not hear of single transaction in
Grain excepting 1900 bushels Southern Oats at 40c.
There Corn offering. lot OF Barley was offered
&c without buyers Several samples Of Wheat were
Change bur they held above the views OF mill
or shippers. Canal Oats are 47046c, and dull
WHI:KY-There appears TO be family jar
among the dslers, and Drudge has been put down TO
23c which understand il is rather less than it
be made for. Bbls nominally 26c. We hear OF no
sales.
HEMP-In lots about 50 bales Dew.rotted, fair arti
Gle. sold at $685. cash.
NAVAL STORES-Shppers still inactive, and we
hear OF sales Turpentne Is nominay So with light
stock. Spirits have upward tendency.
TALLOW-Fair parcels are worth 7i07;c and strict
~ prime 7ic cash. The sales are ANAL.
PROViSIONS-The market still remains dull and
prices about nominal. The only sale heard OF 50
5ols Prime ork previous prices One year cd Pork
quote $40 % and Is l2 - . Tor Prime aud
Mess. Beef 1893 So and G0G5 so. with moderate
trade demand. Sour ia selling al e.. az co. and 2o0
So and in demand. Prime Mess for export 10 IA co.
Lard is quiet al stG5;c. Butter and Cheese without
particular change.