New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-14

Eorv}vu securities have e1hiorteo ntts an e'a.'on
the amount Of business having been limited In Turk
- c. ner Cs,,s the transactions at soi and d
and the final quotation was 60 9i. The Guarantseu
rour per Cent Scrip was dealt IN at s. ana eit on u
q az. discount The other ope-a,ions eonPr!s- Gu
Mexican for account, 20; Dutch roui Per oens e,
ticetas e4s de5 for money and 93i Tor the account
A holiday was observed ON the Pars bourse 'o-uoy'
10 welcome back the Imperial Guard: ,AD
Nothing has yet been decided with resPece tottn.
sac, 600 in gold brought by the Donald Mcnay, ~
IL is expected that the prncipal portion VIII VIC '"
for the Bank Of France. r,a.L
Mercantile advices from ST. fetenourg Oh Ihe Aoeu
inst contain the significant announcement that tie
Banks had limited the amount OF ,nel. .asa PSsueS aS
owing 10 the scarcity of buUion but that they hsd
not ceased issuing cash entirely. Ihis Win explain tue
urgent efforts recently made at Berlin ana ese"hefelo
raise loan almost on any terms.
crcular has been issued this afternoon oy MesSrs.
Carter & Co.. the shipowners, who suspended a year
AGO under very honorable circumstances announcing
pevment in full of all their creditors with hve per cent
interest. on the 5th of January next Their haolh'es
amountedto t93, 900. -.
about the market but the holidays have prevented
much business being transacted. fnces are % %n.Ii,
especially for all the stape-makes OF cotn suteu " t
India aud China markets which are heid IN 700 s,ilan
Quantities 10 supply any but very moderate oruets'
In most of these goods an early delivery can oay DC
secured by giving some advance III Prcss' AJ p ;nS
rates ruling manufacturers nave nai ouets Sion
would pace them under contract untL next mdsuu-
,ner but declined them, in anticipation thar more re-
rnuneratye terms will be obtainable In yards thefe
has been a quiet market, but the better class OF ina
counts in fair request ana spnneIs
well engaged so that prices are steadily mainianeu
The recent stoppage OF Mr.. James Cheetham mas
led also 10 the suspension of another manuacture as
Stockport Messrs. Newton & Scattergood, Win Ia,
bies stated at t2l 900, and assets valued at ti,oo0
the larger portion of the assets consisting OF ma
cbinery. ., ;oou,; :;
The strike of the operative spnners and piecers Is
regarded a. drawing TO a close. The money couec'eu
for their support last week was sutc,en. oi st 10.
dividend of II h head, and they have begun to resort
to intimidation as the only means OF keeping sone oi
their number from resuming employment. .,..,,
IIyERPooL Dec 20.-The returns of sales OF British
wheat as per Gazette for the week ending on the 2zu
instant are lOs lis quarters at 1873 y quarter cor
responding week 1854 1928 quarters, AT '2Ii
quarter ditto 1885, II 764 quarters, at 7O quarter
The arrivals of grain and -four since this day se nngnt
large and embrace "a 'oo quarters ol "neae 10
barrels and 455 sacks Of -four, lsll5 quarters OF IN
dian corn and 2 900 quarters of Egyptian beans VI
oats barley peas, and oatmeal the imports are small.
As usual at this the year. the grain trade has
been anguid and few transactions are reported WIN
only moderate attendance of mllers and dealers at
our Corn Exchange yesterday, there was general IN
disposition toward business. The importers are not
pressing sales, but in the small TRANSACTIONS OF ne ds
n reduction of about Id. y bushel on red and ID y
bushel on American white Wheat from this day Sc n,
night was submitted to- Flour declined g barrel
and sack Indian Corn declined about p y quarter;
Oats I'D bushel Beans Cd; quarter, ana DNad Ua.,
in value After market hours several purchases OF
Wheat were made by millers. To-day no change
has occurred in prices and there is not much passing
in Brunswick street, buyers putting OIL fresh business
until the new year. 49,
The telegraphic advices from China to-day indicate
a further movement in the exchanges calculated TO
keep up the export Of silver from this side: Inc rae
is stated to have advanced at Canton nom 4I94 10
4nO, and at Shangbae from 6 is to 6I7i.
BY the accounts from Egypt it appears that the pro-
hibion against the expectation of wheat and Indian
corn, which was shortly to have taken effect has been
rescnded.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 29-Cotton Market-We have to
report moderate demand for Cotton to-day, and the
sales do not exceed 5000 bales 500 for export. Prices
without change.
Wool Market.-The accounts from the manufactu-
ring districts encouraging; but owing to the holi-
days and the scany supplies of Wool we have no great
amount of business to report, and all the Fest India
lately arrived being held over for the next public
sales which advertised to commence on the 18th
Of January.