New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

IMPORTS FOR TWO MONTHS FROM JAN. /.
Entered for consumption sa lsat sl dss' 4s
Entered for wsrehousing Sls5tS5 5i%3Cas Sll oS
Specie and bullion. 5s8,755 1868 1851
Total $50 7OS 500 s2jo2oSo s3l6li37
Withdrawn from w'houe.. 4sisl526 4e2l2o5 4s92,s75
p.m..,. 4l1 lssf e5 lsSa so 1s'si
FOREIGN Foreign M SiG:s' (d" si, es ssse s5ssi
Specie and Bullion... 241flVo zESVl" l''V9"
sSssS s. ss ssSs5s s Ii5,
81, n s"'o.'. 70. ss 54ss's;
yanusy'.''''''' iSS0ssS 5Sao, &c., ,S Soa
February '''''''''-''' llVSo'ooo A%Voio@ io'V''S'
Total for months. sl26 064s2a sim,5s54O6 sal52756
s., months. .i:SsS IL j. 81, ! assss
F:Pqs.y s s5s5s s5s5 5 5Sa5sS
Total for months. s4s Ts787 $50 s5SS55 s5l6jsI6s
These figures show in eight months an increase OF
$40 900 900 in Imports ls54-5, but decrease of
over 5000, 600 as compared with ls5S-54. The Ex-
ports in the same period show increase of than
equal amount, 81, 300 900, compared with ls54-5
and s., 600, 600 compared with 1854.
The exports of Flour and Grain for the last week
have been according to the Circular Of Mr.. De Luze
FLouR-To Liverpool IL z1s bbs Cork 25s5 Brest 1000
Bremen O South America 5,j9; West Indies 1885, East
if; 500 Es liverpool Aqa a esy TO-
CoKS1TO Liverpool, 1890 bus Cork; 5s2i DAn'1iet'
1854
The Circular Of Messrs Marie & Kanz for the
steamer says:
Since our advces of the 18th the market has been
held in check by the circulated the enlistment diff
eutes occupying the British and American Governments
unsteady Since the Official correspondence has been made
public more confident feeling has prevailed ba, thus far
Will Quf life IN KAT
inues abundant and the export Of coin unmoant On the
81, 10000 received for the Texas crediISs
The steamer AmeIes whose mails wen delivered last night
The news per Baltic received to-day las produced but little
impression on the market
State Stocks have been dull with slisbt decline
Illinois Internal Improvement Of 1871 IN demand at no
both for home and foreign account BY the America aud Baltic
the orders in these have been been quite important Louis
City have been active a. former quotations Mlwaukses have
been largely dealt in than for past with f
Their rise Of T. cent San Francisco, 10 T. cent wanted
have been dealt in without change Of price
l ARE se"Hs aSs Sai aGt s' E
Central, /; Freesnd, l.
The Circular of Messrs. DecOppet SAYS:
For two or three days 18th February
various about the state of the relations between the
kei feeling but the publication
onac correspondence between the Cabinets in relation
the Enlistment question, general conviction the pacific
ably Had not been for the increasing abundance Of money
tbs Circumstance the varied little as may be
noticed in subned ahs Of daily quotations and with
exception fractional decline the
rates well maintained since last week.
The letters by the Baltic generally cheerful and
indicate prospects of al easy Money market Peace is
looked upon certain, and the American difficulties
are not considered TO be serious. The letters bring
considerable amount of orders for American securities
and we hear of none to sell excepting $50 Govern
ment sixes which have been sent forward fer redenp.
ton. Both The Times aBd The NeSs quote the Mo-
ney market as working easier. Mr.. Sampson OF TIE
Times says:
during the last few days the pressure for money,
both in the Stock Exchange and H. e Discount market
has perhaps been slightly less urgent but it is still re-
markably heavy A few specie snivas would pro-
dnce wonderful effect, but large aucupt fom Aus.