New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15


The following are the exports from this port from
January 30 to February ~:
: To Great Brita,a-Cotton bales 1206. Cheese lbs
655 600 Butter, lbs l22s Flour bbls. 54l97 Bacon
lbs, 3570s Lard lbs 1919, Talow lbs 1921 Hides
los, 32ll0, Flax, bales a. Beet, uerees sol Beet
bills IS Leather lbs 24ss Pork. terces 50 Pork
bbs 37s Meal. bbls e,5ea Tobacco. manufactured,
lbs, $3.50; Ashes bbls 2s Rosn, bbls, 400 1urpen
tine. bbls, 2,443; Oats, bush ll7s; Sperm Oil gals
ls $50 Corn bush 25405O, Rice terces, lis. Barley
bush, 1884, Wheat, BUSH 3c,5o7 Beans bush, 2sl7
Oil Cake. lbs 10000
To Frdncs-Rice, terces 90 Flour bbls 23l7 Meal.
bbs IS Cotton, bales ESQ Hams, lbs 81 $50 Tallow,
lbs. 47494 Whalebone lbs, 636 Hops, bales, .,
Ashes. bbls, 80; Wheat, bush -, ii2.
The Board with its usual generous sympathy
with the distressed voted unanimously the liberal dona
ton Of thousand dollars in aid of the suffering lrsh
Three Dollar counterfeit bills ON the Armenia
Bank at Leedsvle are in circulation engraving coarse
paper of reddish cast No engravers name on the
same.
The receipts of the Mohawk Railroad for Janua-
~ show an increase of 60 per cent the receipts OF
January, 1916.
The Norwich and Worcester Road earnings for
the first week in February te more than for the
week last year
The receipts of the Housatonic Road for January
are reported to reach $4,000
The Miami Canal is open from Cincinnati to Day
toa.
The Peoples Bank of Paterson must not be con
founded with the Mechanics Rank of Paterson The
former Bank is in good repuethe latter will probably
be closed up by the Legislature.
! 1t is said that the Delaware and Raritan Canal
will be opened the first of March if the ice is out OF
| canal and the river
! The returns Of the Banks OF the State OF South
Carolina give Discounts s7,9ie7oO Deposi" >l,''4ao'
! on NJ. a.
! There has recently been considerable specula'
tive action in Morris Canal Stock and the following
from the Ledger is probably the key to il
We are informed that several practical business men
have recently become largely interested in the Morris
Canal, with the expectation OF making IL valuable
property. They are now arranging machlnefy ana
section of boat with seventy tons OF coal and when
their arrangements completed the load on the Nor
ris Canal viii be i0 tons OF coal carried IN twosec
ton boat They expect to make the trip from the Lee
high coal region 10 Jersey City and back IN twelve TO
thirteen days The distance from Msuch Chunk to Jer
| sey City is las miles.
At Baltimore the Money Market is before
At Cincinnati there appearances of an abundance
| of money during the summer. Exchange on the East
y cent prem At New Orleans the large operations
in produce has caused more active demand for money
but there has been no marked chsngc in sales. The
Banks were discouniine literally The monthly state.
meni by the Board OF Currency shows that the Banks
of New Orleans continue in safe position. Their
cash assets and liabilities the I'd inst follows
] CASH IIABlIrrrxs CASH ASSETS.
Deposits. s766a7i9 73speeie s5s3s16o @
Circulation 80. 422l277 90 for&Dom TX. i923,70l 80
Total. .sIi s9is56 70 Tots...... slo7iss6a II
Tx change is in an unsettled Sales OF Sterling
have been made at rates ranging from ~ TO 5, y cent
Paris 5fl2i to 5fi7i New.York, 90 days lid2i
Checks p cent 10 par.
The business of the Georgia Railroad. during
the week ending Feb 6 ls47, amounted to slosS6 80
/ VIM. Brnie, Esq. was unanimously reelccted
Presiden, OF the Bank of South Carolina
Markets.. Carefully reported for The Tribune.
SATURDAY, Feb. Is.
ASHES-There has been but little done, but the rates
are steady. Sales 40 bbls Pots at 4 s'i.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market quiet but with.
out particular change There were sellers OF pure
Genesee at 37t and buyers att % some Oswego was
offered att IS The sales were 1nimporsni sales sle.
500 bbls Philadelphia ct 81. Meal Is not brisk Sales
1900 bbs Jersey st 81 and 500 do Brandywne at - %
/ GRAIN-The demand for Corn WAS less active to-day
but the sales reach 5000 bushels at " oo cents mos'
ly Al the latter There sales OF 5000 bushels old
cut at 90e95 cents The transactions on Friday are now
said to have reached 10000 bushs Sslee ZOO oushs Bar
ley for export - cents and 1000 do for nome use at
79s cents Rye is neglected Oats nrm ana N demand
Sales 5000 bushels Canal for England at 80 cents
small 10, OF Genesee Wheat, $500 bushels sold a. 10
cents 5000 do Virginia Red at $50 and about 1000 DO
Jersey and Long Island At l40dlts Tor milling sales
/ 100 bags Black eyed Peas at 37i per bag and 100
bbs and 10 terces Marrowtat Peas q, J73 per busDeL
WHISKY Sales $50 to 900 bbls at Is. 9cs cents.
Drudge has an upward tendency
| FEATHERs-Salss 5000 70 Western Live Geese good
at 30 cents cash.
RICE-The transactions since the sarah Sands have
been very large reaching upward oil Do nerees Al 80
mn 10 as The latter for strictly prime. Several parcels
were sold at 4 s734s5. The market was rather quiet
today Many Of the parcels sold were OF lots previous
y boueh, for shipment and now sold TO realize the pre-
sent advance.
! PROyIsIONs--Pork continues rather quiet but hrni
I Prime il held at I2 5O0l2 IS; Mess IA 50eli 10
sale of 1000 bbls new Mess made on private terms
Sales 100 bbls new Lard at cents tors lot OF kess
"a was bIa sales $50 bbls Beef at 30 and 10 50 Tor
Country lot of Bacon, for England, sold ct 10 cents