New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-14

prevailing figure for tbs general Of acceptable
bot prime paper been negotiated outside sac cen
Money has never been 90 plenty or cheap In this nkes In
one apply for loans who offer undoubted names
Capitalists also ain 10 con6ne toeir operations TO short bss
days This IL far in the future the confidence Of
financial men extends at present.
A, Mw.uke. Tqeid.y, exchange FRI, q. y cent
At St. Louis the Fate of Excbspge was Al y cent
The annexed Trade Report from The Nsr- Orleans
Crescent does not show very active m,rket. We
will, however, venture to give the "price kse'
of The Crescent, for the 26th ult.:
! Cotton--We did not hear Of SALE
| Tobscco-zNothng reported
About 500 hid, sold at previous rates Fair fully fair 30
Mola.ss-The supply I, Hber,l and tn. demand freely
eSSss ao S?S~I Ia 81 Ss sSssc on Tor p.
choice
for .Dper6ne, and 81 scs sla = Dbl for eI.r.
Corn-75 sscks sold at 81 bu'heL
Brsn-lOo sack. cold at 81 10 per 100 bA
WhikyRectiHed retailing 1t the advanced rate OF Si
Rye-sirty one sack, sold at 81 q z bush.
Lsrd-Prne. 81 iet', is retailing st 2sa3 Doc. z d.
Beef-me.s !. retailing a, 20 sel Nh,
BscOp-s.on hams have been retailing at &c. and us.s-
We report 1.-THE Newor cattle market for the
Arrived yesterday 100 sheep and 90 veal cattle Amount q
cattle Stock remaining sale l57s Texas beeves 30
hogs; and $50 sheep. we,gu0ts: ~
Texas Cattle first quality, y head. f1ons9
TEXAS Cattle .s Go quality y head....' sssSsS
Sheep second quality. Phesd.............s 3ds5
Veal Cattle first quality; v hssd. ,...... sll@sIS
Veal Cattle, second quality, p hesd......S ga oil
The money article writer Of the same paper does
not sppear TO be In a very smiable mood:
1t is not necessary date the relations bstwsss
agriculture and manufacturing Industry all that the geea
South desires to be relieved from the snusctUre Of New
and other States Of the Hessa dynasty We do DoS
Western States The wealth Ct the South Ia to be soue
IL ts relations with distant Lstons 1hs
great of Europe with ths Of the Eas. Indies Is ready
70 fall Into our lap The great wealth o. tns SOM, IN m
producing abilities. u wants hing q the Yankees Of the
North except perfect Of ~
connections commercial, political, snd social
IN fact the Northern Government ,e The recent demon
strson Of Attempting on Board the British 1Ieat
may properly be called the Highway kobbe of the world
know Of articles Manufactured 10 TIE parish Of NewOr
lean, worth double Of similar descriptions manufactured Ia
the Hean douinons durable and lasting In everyI~
price rules In the land Abooudoia negro equsly
FOR years aud years part 1t has been the custom Of many
chants send North TO have their csrGs bheads and oils
s6iug printed while resident mechanics have been
fshng for the Ct the patronage given to thosA
who indurousy and igey ged ia invasion
Of he South attended With rcbbs cut hro ng, and all the
hnous crimes and vianies; and yet there pgriesIes
dents Ia this city Of ouTateDPng to send money continue
bendshp nterecourse and promote SocAsnny
with these Hotiontos Of the North.
In another place il il said 10 regard TO Exchange:
The decrease Exchange attributed 70 desire plses
England invest in neTcl adiso sterling having
been freely 125dl2j We rot Of any
receive Improvement III commerce TO warrant these ngure
which mnch higher than in the bankrupt OF 1877 and
1870 IL brued abou; that parties plscng al
their funds In Europe for fear perhaps the highway robbers
OF TIE world may penetrate our good city.