New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-07

s.A statistical information oesainshe nowhere e'Se
..n,,s,s, with errei labor. In the reeume Tor Inc
war ,hc Circular Gays; .. ..,,.
al. h,,of the marked features ct The year have
M ,hc 6rst eight mouths-gcnera siagna,'on'
..a.y abundant stoCks tending upward iedIou lln
.ssts' and heavy specie shpmcn's lof 'no nsi vi
rs,rtiSrrcni movements IN produce, general Iest
~, h,,sin,ss n ry,,wng demand for money ID ooa .I
ssrce Of such revival well az through synpn;nS
xwh tho London market increasing imports, snE
Ell in the shipnen's ., SGSt,, e S"t
~ n,,,sut state of the country inspires graz von
49, ~, thc husin,ss Of the new year Inc oa'enoc
.Ss,aae must Dc more than hqmdaieu ioi our ,i
hcuscs having EaNpcan ."nntS'' Tbc prce Of our
.n,s,natssl their Spring payments. inc Pr so',,s an
.sSfs continues ~ high and the demand sins ~
H,,,sl that We have every reason 20 " '' Wv
rxrs,,t for 1856 Of grain and COTTON wiz 49, o"
81 issi, thereby maintaining the eAo"""s'' :" WI
a. m, Illustrate the resources Of the Umteu c'a.es,
,,;y, herr the most reliable estimate we have met
Nah cf the yield Of our leading crops ior the ysai
lsAA although It can at best be ou' "Pp'oAio''
xx,o., les 10000 lS5 "SSco bushels
............. ........... l,NSoVlN.UD
s>.is.........,.,..,.-... ''''''''''' "a cS oSS M
100000 bushels
HsFleV......,...........s. ''''''''''' ,tsoooOOO
rcssiecs. ....,...'''''''' '''''''' si5 100000 rs
SS,,SGcS Syc,ooo bales
.Th, expots of Brcadstuffs and PROVISIONS 10
-. ~ ,,L;cb exceed those of any other year
Asso-,, s~ sss Tol. a2i against $50, ,l3l in
According 10 carefully -made estimates,
~, al lsfS-S6 VIII probably reach Ssl,OoO 200, and
a. xrots of cotton and other produce VIII De sum
-, tn establish balance of exports III favor OF $500
49, ,sSs ~ about SS5O 900 20 500, 100000 IL is
,hsrcfnre evident that with such prospects we might
-, :, rof for the car reasonably anticipate great
shrrsanc, of money until the month OF August next
:. Rut III the war is to continue, another question
>..r,s itself about which opinions are wllely al
taIsDce. The important part which European captal
r. ,r,or1ed in the development OF tins country, mas
haaS ms closely TO lis destnies-created az 1t were,
,n5s,;tv of interests: London cannot be Injured, but
Nsu-York must feel the blow But, one OF the leading
.arses next TO the war; OF the present Enope an
nresu Is the scarcity of breadstufs ana ths denclehcy
Is 10 be supplied almost entirely to the advantage OF
H. Country Ii remains then to determine whether
the limited States as q partner in the European
community. ENJOYING the use of borrowed capital WIZ
,rpval over The United States a. All independent
Ir,-3ucer of com and cotton, vice versa we Ieei
sncined 10 the opinion that the advantages OF the
sxcepsioooi position will be felt in the first instance;
and later If the state of things abroad does not
improve we may have to take our share out rather
IN passive way III the disturbances oil the uasa'anuc
finances. -, J.,
Notwithstanding the decrease of business, the tun'
mare Of the United States has increased in the year
40 COS tuns amounting TO 5,2l2,00l tuns for 1855
against 4 sO2 9O3 tuns for 1854. The steam navga-
tou comprises 20 2s5 tunS, included IN the above.
The present tunnage Of this country exceeds that OF
Great Britain including her colonies, tor 1854, thus:
TunnAse Of the United States il DOL tuns
Tunpase Of Great Britain il lS5i.'5,o i5 ~ tans
Tuuusge Of France in l8H.,...........' HoOOO tuns
We have only room to-day to extract the annexed
comprehensive table, giving the financial and COM
mercial movement Of New York for the past years