New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

The amount 81 nuhi sen f-m ,h's tH'y TO- Tho Hos
ton ssame, 10 s,ae ooo of which shoni s'oo.ooo
ahirred by ielmonL
homo priv ain Hauusoiionu arc hoine made In Nov
ycti Coniiai sioch aI opi aioo. hut tha u'oLnfs'
noard piiu ~ ainian hof stand anl de- not call uo
siocL a. thrr aosnnpr. Thu eao OF h'nga 81 ooufe
materially emhAirasaca transactions IA tho stock M
bu,sfs and sellers cannot como together readily aud
attempts are .i being made Ia oompromso tho qucs-
ton between The Board and the Central Manager.
We understand unofficial that the Central Dir'c-
tors, with one exception, willing 10 rcccde from
their portion sufficiently as 70 allow frellon, transfer
Of the same took on the same lay, pro .'del cor
tfcatc $ taken out for each transfer This woud We
believe be satisfactory 10 the Board of Brokers, and
this arrangement We are told will be made. II this
stock was freely dealt in at the Board the Large no
ceiits-reported 70 exceed 100000 il Augu-t-wold
probably cause some advance in the quotations.
TIE commercial sdvices by the Africa are not i'm
portant Money was easier in London, and Consols
without change of importance, closing at 81. Cotton
was quiet The accounts in relation TO Bresds:us are
conflicting.
There is good deal Of changing Of loans, which,
With the funds needed for paying the drafts by the two
California steamers has caused money TO be in good
demand to-day. Call loans are established at q
cent on best securities although still hear Of trans
actions at y cent. Without any strineeocy, money
is not offering so freely il was, but favore borrow
ers find no difficulty in obtaining all they want.
Money will probably be easier again tomorrow, as
the foreign exchange houses will then be in fdnis.
Good paper is more plenty in the street snd rates are
dearer. The advance in the prices of many articles,
especially groceries, increases the amount of paper on
the market largely The supply is still not large, but
sufficiently so TO make buyers advance the rates OF
interest about 2 cent. We quote first class ma mes
st7as p cent with occasional transactions OF IA
vorite signature at p cent. The bank offerings
continue to be moderae and as far a. we can learn
these institutions DO all the desirable paper brought
before them.
Mr.. wriehts Circular by the steamer has the fol-
lowing remarks upon the last years Cotton business,
and upon the coming crop.
The past season unlike predecessor has been one of
siderable profit srecustors and ceasrs IN COTTON naur
consequence Of comparatively moderate prices although much
the enon of such unusual quantity In the
nce the hst prices early June have beeu
incurred but they small Quantities AMI therefore nm
po6tby and price. on the whole high enough afford
ample .ns S & eo be con.s
cred rsrt ofGrgis withdraw more from
~ ye.r-have received larger of Cot
ton than in an, ling year while Mobile New Orleans and
Texas short OF last csleuatns however Ac
cordne prevalent opinion that 20 zoo bales still detained
find that these districts would have surpassed
their quantity and thus have placed the whole crops
5000 of bales The weight OF the
bales received in N.w0resns the year was 1o"aned u be
4 sgsDst 40 Las, aud 45 the year previous; In
Mobile, 49, n sgbns. 54 10 last year.
CROP sc-s respects the owing crop though nne CON
plants INDUCED in the general propecIh favorable The
Atlantic States and Florida may cot yield much - last year,
but NewOrens Noble, and Texas promise largely sal tue
coptiDseDcis early frost must not be Tor
gotten they msy affect the aggregate product ma ealy
Meanwhile cotton arrives much faster In Newoe,ns tns9
shy FORMER year. and mach hss been already pck-o and
sug the picker. must suppose that ths receipts
the Gulf ports September will be unprecedenty large and
the thence foreign ports consequently more aod
copou than provided the facilities for shipping are more
supe than they the dates 10 Charleston and
s the receipts continue to he very light and export
Of be calculated upon for month 20 come
The Ntr.Orledns Price Currest publishes the fol-
lowing table showing the export trade Of New-Oreans
for the fiscal years ending June 30 1854 and 1855
growth produce and Of the Uni
ted states foreign merchandise from the District OF New
Oreans the year edding Sothh June 1885, with
1854