New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01
con,IERc1aL AND MONEY ,ArrERs.
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had generally do~rTsro tendency. eioe. -
ence OF the loss OF the Atlantic, Norwich wen' -
so fall OF over per s:ee the disss'er was know"
This Is equs, to over $4,000 on the capital sock and
would seem ee undue elect from tae Gauss ms
bos: was insured hcre fer $4,000 Her machinery.
which VII; Re saved s estimated $; least at teo and
900 has been paid on her OFT 0; TIE earnings OF lie
sos.s since the Company hss owned them Assuming
.t tere is no insurance in Boston snd the supeosaon
.bst Isrse sr,ount Insured Tie los 70 TIE Com
PAW does not exceed $4,000 o7e Per cent on The caP'
~ stock Il : argued that the oss Of tie services OF
the Atlantic viii case decrease II the earnings CT the
road bu, this would have occurred any low SIS The Boat
vss 20 hsy. been withdrawn this week On the suppo
s;nn that the stock az ST az its sSac' value tue iI
hiss bcu dispropor:;ons;e the loss but those ees, N
formed Of Us valve considered it then far Below its sc
,sl value 1t having earned. without tie boats fully
per cen, las: wear on ia Issued cspits after paying 81!
interest, depreciation and expenses
In Bills the transactions have not been iSrse but
~, market rather ruer fer Sterling snd nTs' class
City bills cannot be freely had below 81 Francs ~
a. TIE rerniiances by the steamer VII not y III
Po.taut
Freish;s are no: quite So active and quotations
have downward tendency unless for immediate ship
,,en, considerable number Of vessels are on tae
market 70 arrive and his has made rates heavy Engage
en:s have been made today Is ID for Flour TO Liver
yooi 7.l6i for Cotton Grain Isl q 6d. To HavTe &c.
for Cotton p :or Flour 3Oc for Gran. To Cont
mental ports Sc for Grain and Tessels very scarce
The income Of the Custom House was about
Sla5 Geo A.t week The Custom House Is to be sept
omen until 10 P NJ today this being the last day OF ihe
existence OF the Tari OF lSi2. The Custom House At
Philadelphia is 70 be kept open until l. P NJ
The amount ed for Tolls on the New-fork
S;s;e Canals during the third week in No
vember 10 ~, -
same week in l>45.-..-- 'tJ.tOl o.
Decrease ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500 II
The aggregate smoun; received for Tolls from the
commencement, OF navigation TO the I'D Of November
i,.I,,.;y, s, 500
During period IN l,i5.-.-. 1.o-o2SG
Increase ....--.-. .--..--.-. ll2Cee
The amount received for Tolls tins year 10 the 22d
Nov inclusive exceeds The entire receipt during Canal
navigation in lsi5 by the OF $S6iia The Canal
Tolls a, Rochester up to 18th were S9t2,7'5
The Delaware Mutual Insurance Co PhisdeI-
NH, has declared dividend Of sN per cent and six per
cent on the Scrip of toe ccmpsny. The net earned
premiums OF the Company Tor The year ending 5ist
Oct. were seS,2o0.
The New Orleans Trop.c states that United
states Treasury Notes oterrd freely IN that city
on the 18Th Nov ana negotiations OF them made at one
I
made for Bank paper at greater rate OF discount
At New Orleans the Money market continues
,oleraby easy and capital readily obtained on good
securities at comparatively low OF interest the
disposition anon. roneyed Is TO employ their
means on ;hurt loans rather than extend facilities tor ar
indefinite period Texas Securities inactive al the fol
lowin. quotations Treasury Notes II, Gl5c Interest
Notes IS; q l6tc Eight Per Cent Bonds leGlac Ten
Per Cent DO a0G2Ic on the dollar
At Cincinnati Eastern Exchange was IN falr de
rn,nd 5, ! prem The Money market was easier
New-York Cattle Market .MospAY Nov 81
Reported BY our own Reporter
Ar MAAxxr-li5O Beet Cattle. about 20 from the
SOUTH 60 Cows and Calves 5000 Sheep and Lambs
B.ef Carle-There has been far business dong dur
ing the week at prices fully equal those quoted in
our las, report-sl so to Sc (Which give as the
prces now currsn, for good retailing qualities About
500 unsold
| Skefp and Lfn5s-Ar1 in moderate demand a, steady
prices Sheep ST. 50 50 TO 81 Lambs 75c 81 so 10
! , So 500 left
! Cons aud Cclrss-Are rlenuer and command better
prices which range in quality. from $50 50 to $40
Hag and Strap-Ihe recent rain storms having kept
back supplies country prices OF Loose Hay IN
consequence have improved and sales from the wagons
are making ut 6OG7Oc per 70! Timothy and Clover
Seed North Riyer bale worth 4oai5 cent?. straw
brings 81 50 the 100 bundles
Markets. Carefully reportedJ for The Tribune.
MONDAY. Nov. 80.
AsHES-The market ia steady. but there very few
bills ou. and the sales consequently limited. Abou,
500 b6s Montreal Ashes have been received OF which
80 have been sold tu market rates These Ashes
sn unusually good lot
COTTON-The sales today have been 1900 bales to
shippers and manufacturers. Prices have recovered
about from the lowest point OF the market aseeS and
closes to-day with decided upward tendency. Freight
70 Liverpool can shipped to-day easily I6d
The following Circular WIS prepared Tor the Acadia
In the regong Circular gave the particulars OF
operations in Cotton in this city TO "wednesday evening
last; and in the principal Southern markets as aie as re-
ceiyed.
Thursday being aside by the authorities OF the State
day OF Thanks giving AL business suspended
On Friday ;nerr feeling N the market and
much less desire shown the part OF holders 20 real
lZe the decline in prices was not only arrested oupu
chases 10 any could not be made al our quota
lions OF Wednesday last the sales reached 1900 bales 10
shippers and manufacturers. On Saturday .uoO oAes
were disposed Of chiefly TOR export 10 Liverpool al
somewhat better prices and although cannot quote
an advance OF &c per To- the improved tone OF the market
Is nearly equa. 70 this difference The slight decline IN
the Of freight - Liverpool and the .Gg improve
raeut in the o exchange London, added 10 the
certainty oil tie farther maturing OF Cotton beng
checked By the ais killing frost sufficient
account for the improved ieeitAs sHd advance IN
price.
last have carefully avoided me expression o; any
opinion OF figures, 70 the probable eNicu;
OF the crop coming 70 market precr-ng rather 20
give the general features rc vSious sections Of the
Cotton region, and tee p-eTang estimates here well
those u the extreme South But htte dependence
can De placed early estimates while the crop SUB
et yci-sitdes Of The weather and although has
been asserted this year That TIE destruction by worm
and caterpillar aAs been ENTIRE that early late
frUs: could make difference n the OF the crop
hAve held contrary opinion. and think that the
weather fer picking AID maturing the lste bo lie
Atlantic States particularly has increased the ptDduc
non considerably, and i The ~es,hes aed remained
Iii and ;rost selG OF TIE plant would have continued
GROW, And Cot-nn mature The mater Is COW how
ever &c; rest % ire occurrence OF killing i.osg
Throughout: Georgia and South ason4 tie Eish;
the l9tn inst; which has doubt extended throughout
the whole country and pa; End Tor the
farther growth o. Cotton
We hare every confidence, therefore n expressing
conviction ina, the eropo -i6i7 wi! exceed
rSo millions 81 oA-es-
We renew comparative table Of receipts OF Cogtoa
-ao TIE priclIs poris OF the United states having par
scE.-s ~eeE later from Mcaie and New oEis4r.
They s,a1i--
since 3; september, l-io.--.-.295 80 bales.
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