New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23
Total Value. ,2S6 1894 sI3O4 1872
The Boston Post has the following upon the

money market:
Boston has had and now has so large balance lying
dead New York that her money market has been en-
tirey unaffected by the little ringency prevailing In
Walst from the beginning until very nearly the end of
last week. With US, money is very abundant, and
though the bank loans average high yet in several ns
tutons large sHrpuses have accumulated above the loan
limits prescribed by law. We hear of bank with
capital of 100000, having 100000 in specie in its
vaults in addition to considerable cash balances in New
York and the more Southern Cities
And we presume there other similar instances in
States of maximum loans with strong reserves Of coin
in which the surplus Is invested which 1t is Illegal to
lend or should say there is specie In Boston,
at the present time than there has been for many years.
while banks very favorably situated regards
strength, If not profit in being large creditors TO the
New.York institutions
Money lie easy and abundant In this City at ~ cent
any fair stocks or for good paper Occasional trans
actions of amount made at less rates in the street
but the Banks readily obtain the legal rates Should the
spring business prove good anticipated, and the
sales Of domestcs continue large they bid fair
be, Boston will stand in better position, and be more
certain OF an even money market than she has been for
a long period
EewYoIk win owe heavy sums to manufacturers
and shall not be disturbed by her specie drafts
sympahze with the passing ups and downs of her stock
speculaons Now that New EngIandhas passed through
her Railroad troubles she is rich enough TO do well
enough, if let alone With the improvements of her
factories she will grow in strength, and If she
speculation within her borders than is visible,
there is reason why her money market should not
average easier than that OF New York The reverse
Is well known has been true for some time past but
New England is naturally the creditor Of NewYork and
other Atlantic cities.
Markets-CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY, Dec p.
ASHES-The market is buoyant for Pearls at IS IS Pots
are quiet at 81 56i; sales Of 80 bbls
COTTON isvery active and buoyaut 1000 bales sold to-
day partly to speculators at c advance The movement
FLOUR AND MEAL-The low grades of Western and
State Flour have been in active demand to-day and at rather
abatement in eights has been export
The trade have purchased freely especially OF the
are scarce and wanted particularly No mperdne Cans.
clan is less freely offered is better and in request and
. ssS anS q Extra ssss ee st
reach 1000 bbl, as5 5ods5 SGT for common straight
diana and Michigan and IS 9s5 Ss for common to GOOD
Ohio Southern Flour is rather better and good demand
part speculative and the better grades are held higher and
$3.50 r naS sS to- sood
brands and ssdS7 for fancy Rye Flour quiet Sales Of
~ bbls st Corn Meal i'inacsive at o. s7i for Jer
GRAIN-Our Wheat market is buoyant and quite active
The demand is mainly for export the decline in eghts ia
yorns shipments The prospective favorable sdyices by
the next steamer stimulates the demand There little do
f.. milling s % s Sp H@s whe
500 bush good Genesee 81 81 5000 bush prime White
Ohio at o. So 1900 bush prime Mixed Ohio Mansfeld) at
81 25 2400 bush free Canadian at 81 90 aud 1900 bushels
fair White Pennsylvania at Ell IS closing buoyan Ryes
quiet and nominal at Barley inactive at 700
and iG co tor s sas and
good request for the East and the home trade The supply
not large Sales of 10 00 BUSH at 674c for fair New
Orleans 8d69c. for Southern Yellow 697c for White
Southern 67d6Sc. for Jersey Yellow old Western nom.
inal at 79d e0c
WHSKY-The supply not 90 large and the market is
shade better Sales OF $50 bbs Prison ut az d24ic cash
Drudge is held at 22sc
PROVISIONS-There is increased frmness in our Pork
market and prices Of most kinds better The supply
moderate The sales $50 bbls SIS 62tdsl5 is for
old PTime sic 6d IS for old Mess; Sl9 S7t6sl9 80
for Mess and sl6dsl6 12t for City Prime. Beef
Is in fair demand and 10 firm at the advance. The arrivals
via railway are niIyd sales Of 40 bbs at S3G$l0 for
country Mess els 25dSlS 50 for repacked Chicago and
S4 25d S4 50 for do Prime IS IS s. Is for
country and city. Prime Mess is quiet at Sl9 1888 for
Ohio, and So for Chicago Beef Hams are firm aud in
good demands sales Of $40 bbls River and CHICAGO at
ga 75d Sl5 they Dressed Hogs are frmer sales
of coo head al 8G5tc Picked Meats are scarce and firm
at Sc for plain Shoulders aud oc for Hams Green Hams
and Shoulders sell freely from the block l0sc and &C. re-
spectively Bacon quiet at sdl0c Lard rmer and in
good desd; taes of 500 bbs and and 200 kegs old
and 2dl24 Butter active and is steady AZ
3d26c for Western Diaries and 26 dS0c for Irsh and
Orange County. Cheese is dull and heavy ut sd9c
HIDES dull and heavy sales Loco Buenos Ayres i
Q22 n at 5ic which decline; 1000 do 2il n at l6c
500 Rio Hsche lss n, lSc 1900 Buenos Ayres green
sated Cow and Kip &c.. 1900 Porto Cabello 2 10 they
run at i2c less cent; l5oo Oronoco 20f a 10 At ia
al4se- months; 500 Southern sc. 5000 green saited
Buenos Ayres Horse, private terms
HEMP steady; SEQ bales Manila sold at lO, and 800
bales American dew rotted- &il7 50.
LEATHER-beniock Sole is in active demand at very
nii prcea The receipts insufficient for the demand
and stock 10 diminishing Other kinds are dull