New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17

Of tbs country During he whole OF 1850 the home
has been good, the home consumption Of manufactures
fuenced By abundant labor and cheap food having been
large beyond all precedent The uniform abundance ana
low value OF money have facilitated commercial
ard there has been total absence OF all interruption TO me
home consumption OF cotton, from disputes between me
spinners and heir hands With ing ana short nierru
year under the influence Of adyees successyey re-
ceved OF the deficiency Of supply to be expected nom the
Tnted staies and the quotations. Of American generally
about ID; Of Brazil, l4di OF Egypuan ia; ana
about Id per H. higher than the close OF Isi
SUPPLY Although the stocks OF Cotton now remaining
in the ports Of this country exceed the es ale
formed OF them by $1,000 bales, the excess being
here yet the total Is only 52 JIG bales ands ess
by Ol 7 bales Than the average Of sIock so ned a. me
close Of I'VE preceding wears while the estimated deeFeass
Of stocks In the hands Of consumers $1,000 baes e sup
Div remaining IN the Continental ports having e1pen-
enced still greater relative dminuOn and this dehciency
derives anxious importance from The uniayorabe prom
se OF the present crop Of the United States Of which me
general estimates now formed do not exceed 25o oaes
NAV hereafter develop present they do not afford any
supply commensurate with such deficiency IS may occur
and this subject will command the anxious consideration OF
all who are Interested IN the trade or in the welfare OF those
for HON provides useful and valuable employment
The export has been larger than in previous year. Il
hss amounted to 400 bales against <7oo ~ lots au9
Is9 500 In 1885, OF these 9965O bales have been exported
from Liverpool g. go baes from London and 100 bales
from other ports, OF the following descriptions; American
lJOglO: Brazil, 1900 East India, $500 Egyptian goo
and West India, 100 bales. The political disturbances
Which have so long limited or interrupted comerolA
intercourse with tie European Continent are happily attain
end and the present year opens under Of
great encouragement. Money is abundant ana food OF
every kind cheap general trade s active and remunera
i've finding ample employment for the industry OF the
country and the commercial position OF Great Britain mas
never been more eminent Than now
LIVERPOOL Tuesday Dec 81
The announcement Of stock this morning has not
produced important change in the tone OF the Cot
ION market though the buying has been small prices are
firmly maintained. To-day's business amounts to 1000
baes-5O0 export ,
The following is an account Of the stocks Of Cotton held
In Liverpool declared by the committee Of brokers THIS
morning: American, 26l 25f bales; Brazil o8bl5 Daes
Egyptian, 32,ls2 bales West Indian, 95 bales ouIais
947 bales oia f5f879 bales-showing an excess OF
10000 bales over the estimated stock previously published
LIVERPOOL. Tuesday, Dec. 81.
The arrivals from Ireland and coAstwse during the past
week have been pretty liberal OF Oas ana Oameal ouI
small other articles From foreign ports we have re-
ceved $50 quarters OF Wheat; SLY quarters Of Indian
Conn 3So5 sacks and 1862 bbs of Flour The exports
in the time include 3i69 quarters OF Wheat lH4l
quarters OF Barley quarters OF Indian corn oo%sacAS
and ,747 bbls ofFlodr
ton Of a few transactions in barrel -four. there has been
little nothing doing and no material alteration IN me
value OF any article. 49,
The weather continues unusually mild for the season
At this days market there admitted attendance OF the
town and country trade, whose transactions were con-
fined 10 few small purchases for the supply OF their I'M
Wheat and -four nominay maintained their value in the
Oats and Oatmeal were offered rather easier terms,
without leading TO much business.
Barley Beans and Peas without change IN value OF oe
msnd
could not be bought under Sis. per quarter
London Corn Market...JAN. l.
There little English w neat al marker, anu us Nhluc
underwent no change The arrivals OF foreign WheaL ana
Flour again large and kept the market IN an acuYe
The trade confined TO few retail sales al Mon
days rates. r.. ~. o,
Our Corn market to-day extremely dull for all de-
nominations Corn Wheat barely supported the curen-
CIV of Friday and Barley and Oats sold reduction
Of Sd Cd p Dbl Indian Corn para kes Of the general
duness without change in price White Wheat y to
Ss red do 9 to s Barley ,s 3 Oatmeal stn 70 Sd TO lis
ca DoEeTs Flour, l3s to Ice cwt Indian Corn, 2SS to
SIS y 4sO lbs.
London Produce Market. .MINcSG-LANE, Jan.l
The public market will open tomorrow, Thursday but
the public sales declared are not large -
CoFFEE-We are without TRANSACTIONS 10 report To-Day
Good ordinary native, 56057s.
CoTToN-AbOut 600 bales sold at the fall prices oil yes
terday
TAiLow remains at SOS sd9s7s
PARIS Tuesday, Dec. Is PM
The adjourned adjudication OF the 100000 Renes, Five
and Three took place to-day at the Ministry OF finance
The Of proceeding precisely similar to that wit
messed last week AT II clock, M Fould the Minister,
having bis seat and the decree OF the President OF the
Republic and the conditions of the sale having been read
by the Secretary General the following tenders were pre-
sened
Receivers General. .. .9if e6c 56f Coo
Messrs Rothschld. .94f SOC 55f SOC
National DiBc't- Ohce. .S5f DC None
The tenders Of the Receivers General for both kinds OF
Renes being the highest and superior TO the minimum OF
accepted.
WHO COMMANDED AT BUNKER HILL 1t has
long been matter of dispute whether Gen. Put
nam or Gen. Warren commanded the Americans
at Bunker Hill An English engraving of the
portrait of Gen. Putnam has been discovered at
Salem, Mass. with an inscription which seems to
throw some light on the matter. That inscription