New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

tenan entrusted with the Management of over hun
died millions Of property, and for the judicious man
sgemert Of which It is in the highest degree necessary
t'at the angry passions should not be allowed to RE.
TIE Circular Of Messrs. Clers, Stout & Mason
says:
Al low rate loans have been called in. so that il IS
low difficult 70 procure money L. :. - be-
low q cent. Many Of the Banks a. well as capital.
ss have fixed their terms at q cent and VIII not de-
viate from Il. The movement IN mercantile paper u
slow; the amount offered for discount IL exceedingly
small II is apparent however, there is more making,
ana i; must necessarily cont Tue to become more aoan
dan, TIE Spring trade progresses, but the Owners
not vautng money not willing 70 dispose oi II ex
ceptng at previous low rates, thinking, "a mostly al
DO th Il the present b ,h pressure motion Is bat tenn
~ rarv aud those engaged in viii coon attain t1eir
highest pitch and then IA / back, to commence snew
The annexed Cotton statistics from the circular
Of Messrs VIM. p. Wright & Co.:
eject of crop Of go bale. pnce have been
pretty vel discounted il tbs country We hear rens.ed com
also they that Considerable potion Of the stock consists
RtcEiPTs 81 the ports during the under review amount
1890 baes AID the excess Is compared win M ysa
smourts TO h5 coo bales Next wees u may he iurth-t IN
creased IL cor eco bs AMI whsteyer II prove that
NJ cor ,deIabjs falling OF viii be Shown .s cor pared
,b ne sane month last year Tee and facilities
this doubt Influenced the free receipts 80 TAR
pt. should fell and the present diminish. The
receipts into the interior towns continue htayy g..
fer the week moderate: 5iJ bales or trrN
Britain large ta. for France and heavy 81 600 bales for
Other foreign ports By reference to the tables i will DC seen
that other foreign have taken larger poPr
ton this crop Britain The total exports 20 Great
Britain bale, les: than % the cgIrs'Pnans ati
IN 1856 when he crop 900 ba The autiy tsseh
BY r. this country il mucn larger than 20 %
time The Arabia brings numerous reductions OF its
and Of orders from Liverpool AID the continent
which will s further retad the shipments TO oresu
The following Of the movement In Cotton since
Sept l. as compared with the previous ioar years: 100.
1859. ISIS. 1872, 1so6; l Iss'1.,
~ FL 1900 10000 $4,000 $4,000 $1,000
PoTt.. $4,000 $4,000 $4,000 1900 $500
ro.s EIp't..l $4,000 7i7ooo 10000 LI2Aooo $1,000
s,k on maud 100000 $4,000 $4,000 $4,000 $4,000
or which during past week Included in the above:
Fxpp,tstoFr 5000 1900 1900 5000 5000
F. Ports. 2IoSS ZOO SSoo Zoo SOC. goo
Al the ports compared With
1856 433CO0 bales ExPORTsDrcTcase % Great Britain,
compared with 1855 900 bss; increase 70 France, 67oi
increase other foreign ports 2O Total increase IL eI
ports, Il, 600 bales.
Below we give the December statement of the
Pennsylvania Railroad which shows an increase over
December, 1857. The figures as follows:
Gross Earnings. Expenses. Net Earnng'.
December, l2t9....s iOg7l 90 SSj,2i5 rs SliLI1o on
December l657..... oS,<ps d -ohi" - i--''' -
Ipcre,se.,,.,....s H,762 IS s2758l9 s2tei 81
TOTAL EAkNiSGs OF 1ilE YEAR. - go. =.
1853 1876 $50 tS S30lSS5 o. S2l63 10 81
lg57.,............ 5O97543 90 3,2b34 q lBH,lSJ -
Increase....... sS77t7 90 ,o, 70, % sAI.o' =
DeCTease....." 1<i'f' -
Here we have the total business of the year 1853,