New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

$1,000 Increase to other foreign ports oo oales same Time
Messrs. Neil, Bro & Co.'S Cotton Circular, for the
steamer has the following remarks:
CROP REcEIPrsIt the prevailing opinion at the
South that crop will rot reach $500 900 bales the At
sn States giving upon last unless they draw
II from the Gulf ports by their extended Railways The re-
50 for the NewOreans. where few weeks since
they reached 90 GEO. This accounted for partly by the state
In the MYERS rendering many of the tributaries unnaygabe
and making i ssan Irobenses me imprisoned lotion
uro the frost which has fro
Se and now within two feet Of being at as low
I RS1 Isss s. 'A 'iia' last year. '"4 ' F ~ ''' ~ ~
ExPoRrs-The exports heavy this week, ting to
7sOo bales Of which Al geo to Great Britain but the bulk OF
the purchases the South have been made
French and continental account which will doubtless lead 20
proportionate those after week Al
ready while tie increase TO Great Britain compared with last
year. only t5cCO bales is I2OOO TO the eontinentand
while compared with lSS there Is decrease OF le bales
in the export Great Britain there Is increase OF lO
bales 10 the continent IL first thought that the eager
that class Of BUYERS owing MISREPRESENTATION as
10 the extent crop It. therefore, excs good deal Of
Prise that confidence should be long supported that
the crop fully developed and that they find themselves
secured liberal share Of IL The last quotations at
NewOreans are equal to Did cost and freight i9r niddng
price. Still there strong conviction amous well informed
persons the price will not be allowed TO fall below d
eost aud freight decline being liable be checked that
point tendency Of eigh to advance when Cotton falls
amount Of orr ers lying q and under that limit
The foreign cearances of Breadstuffs from New
York during the week ending Goth, have been: OF
Flour, A., O75 bbls; Wheat 50, 100 bush Corn, So,
7o4 bush; Rye, $500 bush
There is Il fair degree of activity in Money but the
supply on call is abundant at y cent. In some
balances have been loaned from day to day at T.
cent Paper is in good demand at 7dl0 3 cent.
portion of the activity in money to-day Is due to the
payment Of California drafts by the Nicaragua
steamer.
Holders of First Mortgage Bonds of the Buffalo,
Corning and New-York Railroad Company are invited
to consult Mr. L. l.. Fancher, No. 229 Broadway. The
mortgage Is about to be forecosed
The aggregate debt Of Kentucky the! Soth Now
OF tbs debt there i. held by the Board Of Education
the sum OF 81 $50 SIS, the interest upon whichonly
sinking md; and by The Southern Bank Of Ken.
lucky $4,000, the Interest upon which the bank
is hound 10 paw and for which the State holds thar
amount Of stock Deduetins these two items... 1906
Leaves actual debt to be provided fcE BY the
Out Of the proceeds Of the sinking Fund after payment Of
interest the State deb 70 the st Of January 1855 inclusive
and from 5t December 1858 TO seth November 1855 of s3 Os
On account q pneipa there renamed on the last named date
balance IN the treasury OF S36S6 applicable 10 the purchase
Of State bonds Owing to OF Tie holders 70 bring
their bonds INTO market, only small amount comparatively has
been purchased
As understand the facts in regard to the unfortu
nate entangling alliance between the Jerome Clock
Company and Mr.. Barnum the latter for the purpose
among other inducements, of establishing branch of
the mandatory at East Bridgeport, where he was
largely interested in land, agreed with the Clock
Company to indorse and accept for them to the
amount of $4,000. The notes and acceptanees in
dorsed by him generally left in blank regarded
the time they had to run with the understanding that
they were to be used mainly in renewals He finds at
last that the paper out with his name on it, Is over
$4,000. Ecompeed to pay it, it would require the
sacrifice of nearly 81 900 900 worth of such property
he to accomplish it. The whole affair, we under
stand, will be sfted through the law and what the
suit VIII be tine only csn tell Mr.. BsrDum, We be-