New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-22

plain stvles are most in demand. Flannels are
on;et but dull. British Woolens, as well as Ger
man and French DrsP Etc. continue in good re-
ouest. The lighter descriptions Of Cloths, sulta-
bile for clothing for Southern Summer wear are IN
demand and sell readily, both OF low and inner
qualities French Goods are in growing request
at full prices, principally in reference to Southern
wants. The importatons are increasing The
Franklin has brought large cargo OF French ana
German Goods, valued very high, bat are most'y
10 special order on native account ootn IN TINS
andpeighboring cities-many large parcels oelh5
destined for Boston, Philadelphia and baltimore
The bulk cor sists Of Silk Goods OF Paris and Ly'
ops fabric the demand for which IS on the IN
crease in spite Of higher prices. The Asia, also
has brought large supply of these Goods por
ton only of hich is for stock IN first hands, Whe
large portion will Immediately pass into second
hands for general stocks.
The news from California IS considered iavors
bic in the street, and the influx Of million and
baltimore fgold into Wall st. cannot be without its
effect. This continued accession OF the precious
metal gives every one confidence in the contin.
uance of the present ease in the money market
The Ah0-C Californian gives the annexed state
ment of the business Of that port
EXPORTS or GOLD ...
September to November II, ls49. s1Sstd5gg
November r. 1919, 10 December Is l87O''''' -SooO'
Total cleared at custem House ..........s'lo6oi'5
Nov. r. 1s4e TO March 81, 1850. .24252 5l, $3.50
4 A5,1 10 ssJ JI9s Sc I js 5s'o ISIS Ss7s
From December to IS, 1850 p.,..u...
ANN Vessels. Foreign do Passengers
Arrived ...........'.'.9I - ,S%t
Duties received in November q
Nov u 1879 TO March A@sIes GO E9 9 T. e. I T9s Is
so lime So 1850 SIS Sc 70 ssss5i s. iz7s35s o5
July Sept So 1850. a9Ssl 90 lo575j 50 l+5soi %
Total ......%797,z 75 10 sss5l,ss2 IS $i149.257 50
Operations have commenced on the first rail
road in Texas. 1t is to connect the Rio Grande
with the town of Harrisburg, few miles below
Houston, on the Buffalo Bayou. The work has
been commenced under the direction Of General
Sherman, and from what We can learn 1t ia likely
TO be one of the most useful as well as profit
able roads in the country.
The earnings on the Michigan Central Railroad
for December are, s35,lOl SO, against s367i9 20,
December, ls49, showing a slight decline.
The Georgia Railroad receipts for December
are s75,25O AZ against Sol, 259 p in December
ls4e. Increase, Sl3,990 IS.
Gold Dust &c. into Southampton for the year
1850, are as nearly as possible as folowsi
By the Royal Mall Steamers from
Caforns, The Pacific, Gull Of
WestIDdes ......S2982z7 as or a4s56,Sls
By the PENINSULA Steamers from
By A s6s PENINSULA Steamer: from
Conssntnople &c.............. 2355,l65 4Il,l75
By the Peninsular Steamers from
Gibralter, Portugal, &c.......... 100000 100000
Tots,............. ~ Oss or 57O5 2le
The grand total of importations in ls49, reach.
ed the enormous sum of S33. 943,275, or 467SS
655 sterling; thus showing when contracted with
the above, that the receipts in 1850 have declined
TO no less an extent than S524l,l77 or 4l,0s54 39
sterling.
While the receipts have so largely declined,
the exports have undergone considerable aug
mentetion they are estimated as follows for the
TO India, Egypt and Medilerrs-. ~, ~. Value ooooo
To ss West Indies i5Seo $500
To Spain, Portugal, Gibraltar 100000 &c SoO'0V
Total .s7785OOo =. al.5s5,oOO
The above statement taken from an English
paper, shows that the amount Of specie imported
into England declined 5 millions OF dollars, as
compared with ls49, while the exports have in
creased.
The Message of Governor French of Illinois
gives the following statement Of the debt Of the
State on the LIST of January 1851
Principal debt funded under OF ls47. S5590 65 sc
Interest dale. ............. l0A27S 10
Aneared interest funded. l9i5455 n
Uufunded Int Impt bonds. ........ $4,000 on
Other kinds OF indebte dness........ 1i4,680 90
iDteTeu on last two amOuns....... IT'S 8i 20
Virgins loan principal and interest lf2000 90
- 1894 10
s936,z7O a
From which deduct
Interest psid from mill Snd half tax SZ75,S54 20
SURRENDERED by MacslisteTG Stebbins l0l,S7e %
Sale Of Quincy HOuie. ........... 2,1ol 90
Purchased for school fund .......... 1850 30
From sale Of N c Rsilroad......., 1880 60
o. Alton and Mt Carmel R. 800 90
Alton and SanganOn RR.. 1000 90
Reed by auditors sale oiands&c. 98,269 y
Interest ............................ 1888 90
S8,78443l 4s
TIE Canal Debt on the lIt Of January 1884, may be stated
Canal Debt exclusive Of 500 900 loan s7O7alI7 Os
BalaE due canal loan Of OOOO.... e55OOO 90
ssll2u7 C8
From which deduct
Interest pail from mill and half tax. e255819 81
Bonds and scrip redeemed and int. 1870 IL
29o83 65
Aggregate Of State Debt Sl6627 500 OF
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FoR THE TRIsUNI.
TUESDAY, January q.
ASHES-The market is firm for Pots, with fair de-
mand IS Pearls steady al 62t Sales Of 50 bbls
COTTON-Is less active and rather heavy There Is
less disposition TO buy and to sell The sales Of
day are 600 bales al The following quotations: