New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10

1s45 which furnishes the comparison, was that which
felt the highest feryor of railway speculation that
much larger decrease might have been anticipated IN
ris soberer time without ts being taken 10 indicate any
real faIiing-of in the sub-5rntial revenue.
The total decrease in the quarters 39G01L)
made Up miscellaneous and repaJenis Of advances
items of signhcancy Inc quarter presents net
crease OF 539rOOcl.
pass the for the year. Here also there
increase all the principal items except one the
excise shows advance OF 2l53 000 stamps s220c0
taxes $4,000; property tax e2050G0 post-oice 2!l4
coo. The exception, indeed considerable than
that the quarterly account there is decrease in the
of 100000 The Virtual decrease is great.
err for the account includes about half million Oh reve-
nue received for duty.
The account for the year. fact shows that the rev
enue Is sill feeling the effect Of sir Rober. Pees
Ranges in the Tariff but that effect appears 10 have
been sensible the early part Of the year than II
Is now see by the large increase on the quarter
go tia. no wide inference of adverse kind can De
drawn from this exception 10 the generally productive
aspect of the accounts.
The table for the year presents considerable def
cheney In Of the minor items the whole reducing
the net increase TO 2ee0CG
The surplus OF income over the charge on the con-
soidated fund, in the October quarter Of 1915 was
s4sl6Ooo; it the present quarter it is a5,'d2,oo
New-york Cattle Market. .Mo*oAY oct, g
Reported by our own Reporter,
A,Market 1910 Beef Cattle (aoou, 200 Southern) 30
Cows and Caves, 1000 sheep and Lambs
Beef C1ttb-Business during the week has been unu
ally dull and Notwithstanding the offerings have been
less than usual, think fully zoo head viii
remain unsold. Prices, though yet very low show
small advance those quoted in last report
81 500 SO 30 will all transactions assured
40 head taken for export to Bermuda
Coass and Calcss in better request, and the mar
ket better supplied than last week but the average
of prices is a shade lower We revise our quotations
accordingly and quote the market at from 81, 80 TO
s45. All sold.
Shssp and LnmJs-The former selling at from Sld
80 50 20 s. 50 and the latter al 50c0sl 50 to 81 % at
which prices all but 300 deft over were sold
tIarkers-cao.flly reported for Tie Tribune.
MONDAY Nov. Q.
AsHEs-The market has been put up by the foreign
nes to 81 for Pots and - l2l for Pearls with sales 200
TO 30 bbs about half OF each kind There was good
inquiry and not much Offering.
COTTON-Thc sales today have been 800 bales, al
an advance OF &c per ID on the prices OF last week Inc
business has been done chiefly by manufacturers
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market was a good deal
unsettled by the advices from the other side and recev
ers were much at a loss TO know what 10 ask few
lots taken for the East in the morning at So STA
Sc % On Change the shippers were in market 10 some
extent but generally Offering only SO 2 for Gencace-
buyer for France took 5000 bbls private terms,
and 5000 aftcrward taken half Genesee and
half Ohio for England, al about 80 l2t The aggregate
sales of the day 10000 bbls nearly al for export in
Guiding 1000 at Sc o. At the close Genesee could have
been had Sc l2 and buyers not read to take
hold largely The scarcity OF ships and the advance In
freights Liverpool 4 sterling for Flour have had an
unfavorable influence breadsutfs to-day The re-
ceipts are upwards OF 900 bbls and 10000 bush Wheat
For the East and the home trade there is little or moth
ing doing In Southern the demand is light and market
unsettled The range is S60S6 l2i for common South
ern Corn Meal in the morning 81 80 but cannot
be quoted over 81 2 Sales 300 bbls Rye Flour ut 81 l
Bag Meal is nominally 81 50GSl 62l.
GRAIN-Holders of Wheat did not sustsin their views
of Saturday night and buyers to-day did not generally
come up TO the views Of holders Sales of 10000 bush
Genesce Wheat was made ut l26 and that neghbor
hood but the market generally wss held al 100 cts
parcel of Philadelphia White on shpboard al Phllade-
pha was offered at 40 cts In the morning l2OoO
bush Western and Southern mixed Corn sold at 60 cts
for export. On Change the market was little heavier!
In addition above 10000 bush mixed Western sold al
about 90 eta 10000 bush White to arrive Al g cts 2o0O
bush Northern G9ct; and 900 10 1850 do old on
private terms Rye is rather heavy and 5000 bush sold
at 7707Q cts delivered part TO arrive for disllng.
cargo of Barley 1000 BUSH two:rowed sold 10 city
brewer at COS cts which s an advance. Oats are with
out change--35Q37 CITE for Northern.
WHlsKY-The market is heavy for bbs, and about
100 sold at "a cts. Drudge is nominally "a cts.
HAY-sales 1000 bales st4Oa5o cts. The bad weather
checks operations
RICE-The market since the steamer arrived has
been very dull.
HEMP-Seles 200 bales American Dew.rotted at sos
per ton
TALLOW-The news pc. steamer has put up the
market for this article. Holders ask 500 cts Buyers
offer 81 cts.
PLAsTER-Three csrgoes of Eastern Sold delivered
up the river, at So cash.
LATH-sales 500 NJ Eastern at 81 D, cash The srti-
Gle continues
oII-Betwecn 900 and 200 bbls Crude Whale sold for
home ut 33 cts.
FISH-Ssles 1000 bxs Scale Herring rs cts per box
PROVISiONS-Pork is ugnn heavier. and with small
sales the market is quoted $40 and S. % for Mess and
Prime Sales eco or 800 bbls Beef at So p and
IS 81 and IS bbs Beef Hams at $40 - per Dbl OF O lbs
We hear OF nothing done in Lard Butter is little dull
but Cheese is firm and in good demand Some shippers
are in market for Butter We quote Western Dairy -
ole cts Cheese 737s and 8 cts for choice for bxs.