New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-24


and rr.e. tn nd up ward. Pr5ts "a ue dis )lay,
ard hr, class goods hsve sold freely AZ 10 l0c. De
ri, % are also in handsome ASSORTMENT and ceiling az
~ d2Oc The following fancy Cotton goods, made by
the Yolk Manufacturing Company, are al 2 ineaes
vide nee, with ready sale az the annexed quota
Tors: Mexican Mixtures, l4!c.; Gsmbroons, l5ic.;
Camlets and Camle'eens Re; Fancy and Iwil'ei
Checks, liic. ard ljic Marseies Checks, 2l".i
Ca.pisp.. l5ic; Krenlins, l6c Kuban., l9c; SiH-
kirs l2c double-'olded do, &C.; tElled do. lic.i
Maxim Checks and Pads, III tl5c.i Verona TsJis,
To-; Regatta Cassmeres, Isle; heavy and Pari9
TwiIs, lie; Me,amors Stripes, Hc.; Dorchester aod
Cumberland Mixtures IL 90; Della Cords, 3D.;
Venetian and Caspian Paids, l6ic Sokoko and Rock
land do, Is, elsie; Persiln ard b, rksaire Cassi-
meres, zoe. Saco do, lsc.; and Berkeley DO, 2lc.
The Atlantic brings London dates 10 the 7;h inst.
The fnsrcial advlces not very important. Money
was working easier and discounts Were made at 10
3 cent below the Bank rates. COnsols were TO
cert better closing st 94ae4t for money and 94 a94s
fr account Some gold still being taken for the
Continent Cotton wss active and buoyant, and Bread
stuff steady.
The irsde reports for the opening week tie year
are all of steady and satisfactory character A. Man
chef;er the manufacturers hold extensive orders, and
the market altogether has healthy appearance, the
fdpid use III IDe etdlLe Ut l~iNclPY"' N""9N''-1o
only cause OF anxiety.
III. letters from Paris describe continued pressure
for money in the Discount Market although at the
Bourse there was rather increased supply. At Ham,
burg there has been tendency TO ease the rate hav
rg again fallen to Y cen.
The TINES ef the It'll says:
The English funds opened to-day at tle dull quota
tons Of last evening, but assumed ,tt adj
pess. The irst price Of COnsols for money was 9 10
Al. e.. far ma
for the 5th of February. This was the first day for
private transfers after the shutting of the Consul books
ard the amount of stock brought TO market was less
than usual such occasions Money was there ore IN
good supply, and out OF doors also the oeLnahu was
Although there ha, been an absence of pressure in
tie discount market during the last two days the pay
melt of tie dividends Thursday not expected 10
be followed by any material in the supply OF
money the amounts to be repsn to the Bank OF Eng
land for advances made commercial bills during the
shutting being exceedingly heavy.
TIE Ners of the same date says:
THE funds Of TO day showed crest hrmuess; bat,
owing to the check imposed by the settlement, there
was no advance in prices notwithstanding The easier
appearance OF he money market and the fresh rise
attained at Paris. Throughout, the Stock Exchange
the tepdtpcy continues favorable but business is
limited The regular opening of the transfer books OF
Consols will not take psce until the 10Th inst but
this was the fret d.y for private transfers, and II was
noticed that the sale by the public considerably
less than those usually witnessed or similar OCCASIONS
Indeed it is reasonably inferred from the advance 10
the price Of Reduced and New Three Per Cents tha
the prepondersrce of bona tide operations at present
on II eide OF investments. This not surprising con-
siderDg The approaching release of the dividends and
the symptoms of decline in the value of money The
supply of money in the discount market to-dsy was
! abundant and good bills readily negotiated at
sensible reduction from the Bank rate. Discussions
are now beginning to be heard to when further de-
clre in Inc Bank terms may be looked for. ID the
Stock Exchange loans from day 10 day are o5tanabe
| on Boyernu ent securities az l 10 per cent.
The usual Geographic advices from the Paris Bourse
again failed to come 20 bend today. The Three
Cent Renes closed yesterday at $40 for money, and
81 55 for the end of January showing average rise
| of T. cent since Saturday afternoon. This advance
was mainly attributed to favorable rumors relative To
| the Neufcbdte question; but the completion OF the
monthly settlement has strengthened the market
The Report of the State Treasurer of Wisconsin
shows balance in the Treasury on the 3lst day of
December last, belonging to the various funds Of
81, O5s 50.
Tie Fund indebted to the other Fund; on the
r lot Of Js II n: a.: s;:;: Treasurer
TIE oisburseue during the 1856 from the Gen
ersl Tund amounted Sso" 70
900 go 800 -
Due other Fund, nom the Gener. Fund, Jan. l,
1887 -
The Report announces that the fifty bonds Of 81 600
each heretofore issued by the State fas due the
frat day of April next and suggests the necessity Of
making some provisions, at an early day for qudating
| the same.
| The number Of Banks organized in Wisconsin, and
doing business on the first Monday in January, 1857,
| was fifty.
Their sssr. gate Capital amounted 20 oco
Amount Of Tsy on BANKING Cspitsl for lss. $3.50
The present BANKING CaPt, will yield an annual ,o,,,
The Bsni Controller estimate, the for the
vSes tSpSea Of ccaa.er.IneG Note. issued and
delivered 10 the B.nks during 1855 49,. ........ sssS3
Whole number Of counterssned Note, returned TO
the Controller for destruction during 1850 lVSO
| Whole number Of eoun,srssned Notes Issued TO
Banks, and outstanding on the dr'' Monday OF ,os,os,
Whole s2ourt Of securitie. on deposit. or the frat
hondsy of J.n 1851, TO secure the redemption Of 49,
usalcing Notes <%Vcfo
From the Ia Die furnished By the Collectors at New
York, baby ana West-Troy, to the Auditor of the
| Ca1sl Department the annexed statement Of the
! Trade ard Commerce Of the canals for 1856 is COM
piled. The tables for the previous year are published
for the purpose Of giving comparison 10 both value
and quantity Yah the business of 1856:
STATEMENT
dTrtng me 1885 1886
v 49,, ,.,.-, n..'' 1 81, 1898 g B,
! Pyoduets Of HOOS.
Board and Seating, f............i2,77e19 SS690A go
Shingles, M...,......'''".''''''''' Il'SSo oiI0l
IimbeI cub f''..''''''''''''''''''' Slgho sssi ao
Savr' iofs3 SS
A.les, fo.s and Pearls, bb........... 1905 6O6H
| Product Of AAias in
PoTt t0tI2 SlniS
Bacon n............................ s5ls67 s66eO
Cheese, s97lS3 6L5&e1
bUrer, f-fiLS9 % w
Dice D............''''..''..'''''' i2L... $3.50
LAID T. ox az Lard OIL b ..... $685. $500
! Teg,tobIs FOs4 ,,,....
Flour bbis.. LIs9lg iIS52s
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