New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

smouns 10 $4,000 Bales the decrease in exports to
Greet Britain $4,000 France 1900 other foreign ports
% 0oO Total decrease in exports $4,000 bales.
Mr. WrsAt in his circular for the steamer says
RcceiptFH the porte owing to fall in the Southern
rivers again light for the week under review and the
total deficit compared with last year amounts to
55s 600 bales At The latest mail dates from New Or
leans We learn that rain had fallen and rise ia the rivers
was then almost certain BY telegraph to the 18th inst,
learn that the receipts for the week 10000 bales
from which infer that the rivers had risen' and we may
now expec that future receipts will be commensurate with
he probable extent Of the crop.
CRor Opinions on this subject arc without change
the "sLorts' encouraged by the increasing deficit in
c0iItf strong in The faith at 100000 bales the con
"soryatiye" party adhere 100000 bales tho ex.
"trcmes above and below these figures met with no "a
quantity grown and secured but depending upon price
as to what portion of il may reach the ports.
The Copper export from tho Lake Superior Mines for the
Of 1883 Is stated at 535 tuns Of the gross value Of
slO14O0O About 900 uns were shipped 70 Cleveland,
and 935 direct to New York. The value of the smsed
copper at Cleveland when it is prepared Cor the Western
markets is about G600 tun
The chatter of the Lafayette Bank Of Cincinnati expired
on the 3lst u Its unsettled business has been Transferred
ioTustees 10 be wound up, which, it stated viii be done
without the loss q dollar 10 the public stockholders
The only bank Of issue remaining in that city is tho
Mechanics and Traders.
In regard to the heavy payments Of the 4th inst at
Nov Orleans, TIE P,cayure says.
Tbcsela large payments $3.50 COO effected withouta
single default, and without any undue pressure. The dis
count line Of our banks is materially extended, and
they have been compelled to oregO exchange operations
In order 10 help along their home customers whose means
arc partially satened by the diminished receipts of pro.
duoe Last year at This time our banks held exchange to
the amount Of Sj.Ol3,OO0 whereas this item only
figures 20 the extent of S24l60OO The Canal Bank.
suay the heaviest operator in exchange has far yielded
to the necessities Of the home trade 10 have discounted
within tina lest tortnght-tha is in OuI discount days
les than ell70OO0.
The deposits and coinage of the Branch Mint at New
Orleans for the month Of December were:
COLD DEPOSITS
a:. s'' "a sa''a 81
Extrect from California god.......,..... eleie 10
Other silver builioa...... 5oSS9 IS 22n s5
Total value Of gold and silver derots %
p PSsei' ''' sSS Tss. SS-saaco 90
SILVER COINAGE
5oaeOc pieces
Tot eonsso pieces sS57Oco 90
The receipts and coinage for the year
GOLD DEPOSITS
California god tuhon .................s2Cm 675 l6
Other 1851 O-$2l 5125l 10
ESiracted hopl California gold -. sl2l94
othG silver 4523 80 81 s459alsl
Total value sf sold and silver 68 s55 2
Double eagles u eo pieces S'" 1C'.
d dSE Collars a ,sS PsSss sS 900 90
silver COINAGE.
Ualf6olars ls2eCCO - .............S05f00o 90
SuaiteT do $4,000 pieces .............
Dine 10 go pieces ............, l0OQ 90
Hafdmes 2GAtoo pieces ....... 10000 OOS rs 600 20
Total. 6l2Q COO pieces
fetal epiuaee 80 Geo pieces $4,000 90
The receipts at The Dahonega Branch Mint in 1883 were
s459cs9 against sfT67Ss 1859 and s37a3os in 1851 and
s245S92 in 1850
The Albany and Boston Railroad has ast madeiis annual
export
Fsruings for TIE yss 1855. si525 a,s
bAlNhset. IA43t
iotAL'.'.''ss sl4oB 56
From this must bedsdueted interest bonds cOntribu
hens 70 Sinking Fund and various other matters which
down the net earnings to S5lf76.
Tie Morris and Essex Railroad Company opened their
read yesterday for pubie travel to Hackettstown.