New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19


There lie no change in the money market.
Can lesus range from 70 y cent, win abundant
sspply. Paper Of frs. elsss goes a; 3se7 eens
The following ia statement OF the move
eu,sn Gotten since the LIST Of Sep.ember last, as com
pared with the reyioUs three years:
ns~s,,., into M Ports si 90 600 lo7 co. 10000
Irports 20 Great Britain $500 1900 $3.50 800
EIssrts,o otnsr sorn Pus2O1o 5000 roo $500
Tetal Tryorts. $500 1900 5lgo Feeo
on which durine the pat week included IN the shove:
1883. 1852. 1851: 1850:
Rsseiyt. o. the Ports. 1900 inoe 300 sa,gs
E E.ssI. !, . f e ss.n ssS &c Ss 10
EIpet. other F0IP0r's laeco lS%S zee 80 sss
Prom which it viii be seen that the excess IN
sspe BOW amounts to $4,000 bsiesi the increase in
expors 20 Great Britain 24l oo other foreign portss
$1,000 Decrease to France 1000. Total increase II
sxports 247,0o0 bales.
In relation % the crop Wrigtfs Circular Gays:
The question remains tbe same, and although
nc reduced this week, and VIII be further re-
asced next week, continue OF opinion that the crop
win exceed TIE last The receipts INTO the port, par
ncslarly those Of The Atlantic Ststes have been Tor
week or two interrupted by the bad state Of the roads
caused by the heavy rains Of December Inc ns from
the South having failed for two OF three dsys am WIZ
cut the statement from Savannah and Charleston
The Bank Of Mobile has declared dividend
Of four r cent, payable TO NewYork stockholders Al
- Merchants Bank demand.
We undrstond that Col Jas. l.. Curtis has
resigned the Presidency Of the New-Jersey Zinc Com
papy and that Mr. Detaod the Architect Of the Crys
III Palace, has been elected to Gil the vacancy.
TIE Albany argus has the following synop-
sis Of bill before the Legislature in regard 70 Savings
Dasks
II provides thst In sddition 20 the facilities now en-
lived fer Ioenng their deposs 20 extend the securities
= which deposits may be made 20 the stocks occur
nies which faith Of any State In the Union shall be
pledged In the public debt or stock Of any ncopora
led city OF town which shall be authorized by the Leg
Mature 70 ssue stockprovided the cash value, a, the
tine Of the invegtmcnt, above par and not b. exceed
d ninety per cent Of the par value. Whenever
sbe value shall depreciate 70 below that sum- the dfec
tors 10 require immediate payment, 90 that ~ all
snes the amount loaned shan be least ten per cent
bsss than the par value.
The Savings Institution lie empowered TO make tempo
yaYy dcposis Ia banks 90 amount equal OF ten per
0f the actual cash capital stock Of the bank paid m
end 10 roceivethe usual interest provided the deposits in
any bank shal not exceed In amount twenty per
sent Of all the deposits Of the Savings Institution No
contract agreement TO be longer than one year and
larger 70 be invested In any bank unless for
sbc sums exceeding such securities the Supernten
dent Of the Banking Department IL authorized TO receive
h exchange for bills OF circulation.
The usstces prohibited from holding that Office
Ia than institution at the same time and also
Asnk moneys deposited.
The assets Of bank on becoming nsolvent arc to be
applied, after paying lie hl holders to the payment Of
she deposits Of savings baDts.
Deposits are limited 20 81 900 from any one indi.
yidusl On deposits Of $500 the interest 10 be oneper
cent more than on slns exceeding that amount
All SURPRISES OF more than five per cent, over AMI
above the due 30 the deposor To be paid over
~ the Board Of Supervisors Of the county where the in
sution Is ,ocaed-to be invested by them in the same
the Institutions permitted and the inter
est 10 be applied IN the support OF the poor OF such
county All that have remained on deposit for
period Of twenty yesrs. and the depontor unknown,
without additional deposits drafts within that period
by such depoetor to take the direction through
she Board OF Supervisors
The provsions OF the bin general and oil pro
hibted from oaEng the moneys ON deposit upon notes,
bills Of exchange, drafts, or any personal securies
whatever.
The trade in Dry Goods for the season has
Airly commenced Southern and Western buyers
IN town The Ear Western buyers from 81 Louis, Lou
kvillc a. well n those from Texas and New Orleans,
ere taking their full complement, Of goods usual at this
time Notwithstanding the advance In prices. That ad
IL check 10 consumption, such IL the substsn
tiAi demand presented by . widespread prosperity.
Two important auction sales also announced for the
coming wcek-both of Lswns-the produce Of the two
Companies the Lodi and the Portsmouth. The former
presents its produce for the first time the latter Ia
old.estsbhsbed Company. The Lodi manufacture OBJ
Printed Lawns The occurrence Of thesetwo sales,
tomorrow wednesday, and the other Thursday,
win bring large number Of outside buyers into the
City. An active weeks business will be the result.
sobbers are buying much more freely Clothiers arc
also In the market The severity of the weather has
sssipaied the fears which entertained that win
Ger consumption might be checked by the mild weather
which prevailed up to Friday last The receipts of
goods creasing from the mills well eimports
Tsse Is good export demand for heavy Brown Sheet
lngs and prices firm at n al; tight goods 6id7
Hcsched Goods have become rather scarce and prices
ere buoyant especially Of the medium and lower
grades Drills active but the sales are mostly to
arrive ~ the demand continues to outrun immediate
supplies. Prices very firm at "a asc. for Browns
Biues ~ Bleached, 81 osnsburgs are inactive and
supply 10 the increase. Prices steady. DENNIS are
dull but firm at % aloe Canton Fisnneis are In low
stock, and steady. Printing Cloths hrm- with
moderate transactions ct 81 up to o.. Prints in
unoderste demand. The designs begin 20 at
tract notice and sales the increase Ginghams
are more active at the advanced rates LOT allie On
"Wednesday the Portsmouth Company will offer 800
cases Lswns aud on Thursday the Lodi Company wal
cNer sinilar quantity which excifss the whole trade
Defiance yet quiet bit receipts are increasing pre-
pArSiery to . large business anticipated. Prices are
buoyaus The stock Of Cloth 10 very low and prices
advancing. Fancy Csssmeres active Of 81. Ss,i'
mats arc in fair demand n fan priees Lpseys are
saoec active at i7l alsc Foreign Goods more &C
tive than usual a; this SILK more brisk The
stock Is now large but dealers being low In stock viii
prevent large present demand At asking prices There
IL no desire to press sses and unless the prices ssked
are readily given holders prefer keeping them Fancy
aud Figured silks at from 7sl stl sS are mos, Ia
quired after. Pine Cottoas are wanted Ribbons are
ss.oSeysfey All Ell for NJ fell rafes Cloths are mors
active and n advancing rates. Csssineres and Doe
sAins are In demand British Goods are siso moving
with additional sscgity; bu, the supply is very srge
Price, are steady
The interest on the let Mortgage Bends