New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10

Total .Sl2s}Jo IA
The Road win be opened to Janesville, seveniyone
niles, on the LIST Of January next.
Mr. Draper made private sale to-day of
1000 shares Rochester and Syracuse Railroad Stock at
l26 We also hear Of a sale of $4,000 of State
Stocks in one parcel making s3oo0OO OF this descrip
ton sold within few days.
In consequence of the short supply of South.
Sterling, there will be in the neghborhood of half
million of gold shipped by the steamer Saturday.
The Banks, however are strong In coin, the Sub.
Treasury has recently dsburscd million and we
have had two OF three large California arrivals since
there any important foreig IN shipment The gold
which has gone West and South will soon make its
way back into the vaults of Banks The telegraph
brings us notice of the sailing Of the Illinois from As
pinwall with about two and a half millions Of gold
which will than supply the vacuum occasoned by
the movement of the last two or three weeks. The
private letters from California indicate that the large
remit,ances OF gold will continue all winter.
1t being Thursday, the day when the Banks
make up their balances, there more activity in
Money, and less disposition the part of the Banks
lend. The preparation for the quarterly report was
ALEC taken advantage of to raise Of interest both
by the Banks and some of the paper brokers. The
quotations Of call loans and paper about v cont
higher than last week. although this advance Ia not
universal On call, sac y cent frstelass paper,
3a7 v cent, according to length Such upward turns
of the market notunprecedented where rates were
back in few days to old points showing the advance
60 have been artificial.
Mr. Wright's Circular for the Wednesdays
steamer gives the annexed information in regard to
Cotton:
gtxfs, l. A.
being SCI goo bales against 500 900 bales last year
TO same dates showing of 304 900 bales Next
week the yeeepts into the ports will probably
10 10000 bales, against total for the corresponding
week last season OF g 900 bales which will increase the
cxccss to 3450 900 bales
Cpor.--Estimstes from the South continue upon
nsares above SVooOoo bales and there quite dspo
son to raise the estimates here am still unable 10
give estimate Of my own from lack of information
from one or two points. l may as well state however
for the government Of such parties may feel inter
ested in the matter my conviction that the principal and
chief reason for the present increased estimates exists
In the large excess in the receipts the ports com
pared with last year The two totally diff
terent In this respect scarcely 10 warrant conipar
son. up 10 dates month later than the present
Last year, up TO the third week in January the free
receipts into the ports restricted by the low of
the rivers but for nine weeks thereafter the receipts
were over the average Of 100000 bales y week This
year the reverse has been the case navigation has been
free since ls Septembcran increase in the boat
power on the different rivers, and the formation Of
all former precedent, and which, in my opinion SC
counts for large portion Of present excess and
creates tendency TO the increased estimates in
dulged IN. From New Orleans by the latest mail dates
learn that AL the smallest tributaries OF the Ms
sssippi are in nsvigabe condition and from remote
points whence cotton not received last year until
already quite free
The fcilowing s statement Of the movement In Cot
ton since the let OF September last as compared with
the previous three years;
Receipts into tho Ports. .s6 900 $4,000 $4,000 $4,000
Exports TO Great Britain. sos i7oc iasooo isioo
ESrorssto other for'nf'n s6,Ooo s1,oco taeco $500
Total Exports coo sY7,ooo 07eeo 2,7co0
Stcck on band. .4o0eo ~ 600 Nlcoo $4,000
Ofwhch during the pas, week, included in the above
1852. 1851. 1859. 1919.
Exports to @. Britain. $500 g7,cso isSe sio0
Exports 20 Ffance...... 5000 1900 5000 7o6
Exrcfs other ForPors Scoo $3.50 Ipo sso
ress Exports. eIeo $500 sace $1,000
From which Il viii be seen thar the excess in receipts
low amounts 10 3os 600 bales the increase in exports
decrease TO France, 1000 Tosal increase in exports
1000 bales.
We understand that il is in contemplation to
rect in the grounds of the Cary Improvement about
ne hundred elegan, dwellings during the approach
e season
The first installment on the stock of the |
orn Exchange Bank was ell rsid up to-day, and the
absorption \ In exeess Of the capital fixed.
An instaIlment of Is ~ cent. ia called on the
Zoe and Leather Dealer Bsnk stoch.