New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28

provement Of "A per cent At the second boaru
generally there was frm market aud good de-
msnd for the Fances. Government and state
Stocks are without change to notice and In good
inquiry Railroad Bonds selling TO a fair ex-
tent. For Ohio and Pennsylvania 90 was bid
Southern Michigan 92I, which is better, and for
the Stock par was bid Mad River offered at %.
The Exchange market is scarcely so frm, AMI
the supply is better. There are some Southern
bills in the market Sterling sells at lO0lol
Francs 10, with some names at l2l
In Freights the Market is steady, bat the
amount of business doing is moderate. Flour IS
9dl2d Grain, Sd Deadweght, lbs sd PISS 500
bales Cotton, I'd a 5-32d. To London parcel Of
Turpentine was engaged at lsd, and 300 tuns OF
Tar on terms not made public.
There is rather more demand for money bat
the supply continues abundant. Rates, however,
under the activity are sitter. On call the rates
are sac T. cent on best Stocks. First class
paper goes a. sac 2 cent. generally at
cent. The Banks discount to the extent OF their
ability.
A telegraph dispatch from NewOrleans, dated
the 25th. states that Exchange was higher and
Money easier Ifthis continues It will check the
shipment Of specie to that point Some parties
in the street estimate s5OOo,OOO or s60000OO Of
coin will be sent South within a few months but
equally good authority consider that the chances
are about equal whether the Exchanges will re
main at rates to make shipments profitable. The
late shipments have began to reach NewOr-
leans, and already the money market was easier
and Exchange on the North advancing. Consid-
cradle amounts have also been sent from Charles
ton to Mobile and New Orleans. There is a con-
tinued drain on New. Orleans for the supply Of
the West to fill up the vacuum occasoned by the
drain Of silver for the East.
The exports of coin the pas. week have been
s262, 532, Of which 5000 600 went in the Pacific in
American gold The shipments of the month are
s99O,7s5.
The amount received at the Sub-Treasury TO-
day was sl4O,l6 Payments, s9o,ai5. Balance
s3,ssl Cos.
Only $1,000 of stocks were transferred to To-
reign account last week.
The application for an injunction on the Morris
Canal Co to prevent their transferring unconsol'
dated stock had depressing effect and the mar
ket went to 221. The bulls do not seem to oPer-
ate with much confidence. There was large
demand for Madison and Indianapolis, and 600
shares sold at 100 "a Ol, showing on improvement
Of y cent. The large gains the receipts Of
1850, which we have published, are bringing in
purchasers for investment from various quarters
The trouble in regard to the Stonington boats is
not yet settled, bat the market improved II per
cent. Hudson River sold at s5l, a decline OF
per cent. showing that its military antagonist is
not without power New-York and New-Hayen
sold at H. The traffic of this Road is immense
New. Haven and Hartford is steady at 13l.
There was an active inquiry for Norwich, and
the market advanced to 67l, regular 6s, buyer
thirty There was a large demand on time, and
some purchases were made between the Boards
Should the Stonington boats be taken of, the
business Of the Norwich must increase largely.
The Supreme Court of the State Of Illinois is
sued peremptory nlaRaamus to compel the Au-
ditor to pay the avails of the two mill tax to the
holders of certain State bonds in liquidation OF so
much of the principal. The grounds of the decision
are-"1st. That the Auditor is entitled to the ap-
preparation and disbursements Of the two mill
tax. I'd. That the surplus revenue deposit Is not
a debt against the State. Sd. That this iand is
to be paid the principal of the State debt, and
not to be applied in discharge Of the interest 4th.
That those creditors who failed to present their
bonds on the st OF January are not entitled to
share in the funds" Under this decision $4,000
in specie has been paid toward the extinction Of
the debt. The claims presented on the lst Of jan
usry were $685. goo.
There is very considerable increase Of inquiry
in the Dry Goods Trade, with a fair enlargement
of transactions: corresponding to the commence
ment of steady and durable, rather than large
intermitted activity Bleached and unbleached
Shirtings and Sheetings are in moderate and
steady but not active request, with great irmness
in prices and fair but not large stock Of goods,
vet limited enough TO insure an advance in prices
should there arise an active demand. Stocks do
not accumulate. Drills have been in rather great
er request, but partly for shipping More is doing
in Osnaburgs, and the enhanced prices are more
freely given. The very small supply insures firm
irnot higher prices. Denims with but moderate
stock and quiet demand, are very steady and reg
uar in price. Stripes are firm with moderate
activity, principally for the lower and medium
grades. Ticks are in good request and buOyant
in price. Printing Cloths are more active, and
prices are steadily supported with prospect Of
further advance. The present week bids fair for
large business. Prints are in better request for
both the South and West, and prices are steady.
Chambrsys are more in demand and firm. Cling
hams are quiet but steady stocks are light
Lawns are quiet in immediate view Of the sale
announced Tor Wednesday Of the stock Of the
Portsmouth Manufacturing Company in New
Hampshire; 500 cases Of Lawns and Organizes
will then be sold by Simeon Draper, as per adver-
tisement and will bring many buyers from outside
cities into the general market. There is fair de-
msnd for Cotton PantalOonery bat for shipping
and home consumption, and prices are steady
Muslin de LANES are in growing though moderate