New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02


The exports OF produce, &c, show remarkable
uniformity, but ofspecie they show large decline.
The California steamer is at hand with two
and half millions Of gold which with the amount re-
os,ed By the United States and the amount coming by
abe ear Of the West will give three millions at this
port for the half month. This Is larger than was an
neipaied and will after few days give some relief to
the money market
The Little Miami Railroad Company's re-
esipis for the week ending February o. 1893,
IUVSl %
keceps for week ending Feb 90 1852 ..... 6,J64 Go
Increase (52 % cent? ..................S3,i3 9 81
A meeting of the members Of the Corn Ex-
change was held their In South st., this morn
ing to consider the propreiy Of adopting report Of
the Committee appointed under the following resolu
zion, adopted on the 22d Of Oct. last
Resolred Tha, Committee of five be appointed TO
confer with the -four sellers and buyers and consider the
propety Of having the appointment Of inspectors m de
BY this body and also Of appointing thcm Tor period
Of years aud not fubject to removal, except on I'M
toachment for want of attention or aprachcc.
The Committee reported in favor Of the measure
sonter plated in the resolution. This most siren
ously opposed by Mefsrs. Edward White, s G'utteau,
Ami Bows, John Hecker, and Others, aud was ad-
voca,ed by Mossrs. Francis Sage, Robert Kemp and
otheTs
Finally the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted, not, however, without considerable oppo,-
tion
Blereas by the amended Constitution Of this State,
all legal compulsory Inspections have been abolished
Rssolrcd Thai this AssOcation deem il inexpcdent,
not inposs bic 10 establish uniform system OF iuspec
Non und' one Boerd Of Inspectors.
RtsDiucd That the present System, admitting Of
competition among Inspectors, and giving 10 each
eeyer the right TO employ whatsoever he may prefer 10
hfpcct bic -four, be adhered 10.
Rssoirtd That the New York Corn Exchange take no
supervision whstcvor OF Flour Inspectors.
The demand is good for Dry Goods, but buy
srs mostly take email lots for immediate wants yet the
aggregate consumption is very large all sections Of
the country are well represented here Staple Cot
tons are remarkably brisk well for export as for
homo consumption. heavy goods mostly for shipping
ard lighter for home use. Prices well sustained.
Blesohod Goods in request and sell at full prices
but the maximum price has been reached, as further
advance would materially decrease the consumption by
opening the door TO foreign articles of the like kind
for which already there is some inquiry Drills are
not In abundance and Blues held at further ad
vance Browns and Bleached are steady. Osnaburghs
are scarce and are advancing DENNIS have advanced
The prices range from 81 9l0lc Stripes and Ticks are
buoyant with fair demand Printing Cloths are less
active and lees buoysnt but prices are steady though
the supply 10 the increase Prints in fair request
but the supplyi larger and prices rather favor the
buyer. Lawns In fair request and steady. Cling
hams are steady at lOi ollie De LANES active but
not yet to the full extent Of the Prices are
hrm though preparation has been made for large de-
nand Clo,hs are hrm but the small stock impedes
transactions foreign Cloths are largely purchased Cas-
simeres and Saiinets firm in price with an increased
stock The supply lie good and increasing Tweeds are
a hill hot at IN prr
The most activity displayed in French Goods The
sales are iymcnse in the aggre ut auction but few
goods are cold as trade Is brisk need the stimu
hs of omen competition. Some few auctions have TAX.
en- place which have proved good. large lot Of
Printed GooSs Of the manufacture of Tneriou Matt.
land 4 Co from which selections had been made at
private sale aud therefore could not be of the most de-
sirabe kind yet sought for and brought full pri
yate trade prices. They all new goods. large
catalogue of fresh Black Bombaznes, which scarce
aud wanted, brought high prices Al auction. Slk and
Cotton Goods sell briskly Cloths snd Doeskins in
good request regular prices. Goat Skin Gloves are
In oversupply and consequently sell al low prices TO
the great loss of the importer. silk Shswls dull Of
sale the season having arrived for them British
Goods are hardly active and prices favor the buyer
rather more The large supply Is beginning to tell
little on the stesdiness of prices. Dress Goods are
more slow of sale Staples and Cloths arethe hrmest
Scotch Goods firm. The country trade payments
continue to be made with the greatest regularity. job
bers are very busy selling well as buying Cloth
iers buy spsngN. There is lees than the usual pres
sure TO SELL and consequently credits no, unduly
extended but money in the interior seems exceeding
" plentiful; and as the many are flush OF money they
ready to expend il ON dreSs-not the common
cheap print or dc lame but those of the best quality
nd NJ .txc hi
The foreign advices are not commercially
very important but quite favorable sntic-
ipated. Cotton was heavy, but the feeling in Bread
s,ufs was good Money continued in active demand.
The discount rstes were sia3 y cent. and on call
9! Gsi y cent The decrease in the interest on Ex.
charge bills would to indicate that Government,
was satisfied that the present s,rngency was ony tenn
porary The reduced rate only yields 81 10 . an.
mum. The effect was favorable upon Consols, which
improved 10 99i 09eI on time In regard to this mat,
ter, The Lonlon Dab Ners says
Atthe discount houses and elsewhere money on call
readily commands ga and even 2As per cent, and
naturally asked, can the Goverpment manage 70 sost
some nine millions sterling oeScheQuer bills at Id per
cent per dsy equivalent 20 only a los Sd per cent
per apnumi A, SOS. premium the new issue would
represent net annual yield of Al Ss. lld. PEI cent
only.
Under these circumstances the step OF the Govern
mentis by many parties considered peculiarly lltmed
a the rsie Of interest ExcheQuer Bulls is always de-
teruned by the position Of the money market and the
present proceeding - consequently, considered de-
psfture from precedent.
Al The same time, those who had been looking for
tighter money market hsve been rather startled in their
belief the present measure strongly indicative OF
setfie conviction on the psr Of the Government that
the present ghtness is merely temporary and that the
future position OF the money market likely to DC much
more easy. -,
sun re;ereace is made 10 the activity OF our traae
.pauore especially 10 the immense impetus tbs, has
been given 10 business with Ausrais and Is asked
with these influences 81 work. and with higher prices
ruling for many commodities, can we expect money 20
Australia are uncertain.
h 20 be borne in mind however that the amount OF
capital saoa; and seeking employment st ne hisnsr