New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

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The Cincinnati GG=sits says:
Financial saar. generally continue to look healthy Com
parrd with the volume Of business the srppy OF capital J.
larger thln usual ard we ,ha Therefore doubtless 20
he ION without Experiencing that pinch which usually oc,uI'
In Dcerbsr There good demand for exchange ysser,
day, day light BsDker are amply surpied and
PeE ,r.e continues to drag The receipts Of hog.
r Do not EXCEED head They forward very spar
@ f,,c deyelopnents Prices at present may be quoted
:, S1Gs3 ia Tue course Of the must depend alto
geth.r on the rroxres 81 the Since the successor the
s,Tcdi,in sndtSe mon ionstions In Zen.
se..e re the dess,to Of railroad bridges with the
general succe, army yemeuts within the last few day
there condolences ia The trade bat still there Is
matters in the inproying scale but reverse o. two
would knock this al over The war barometer "a ~. poH
alwsys be reliable index Of tie latter Upon te whole Il
TIe Phlqdelpiia Ledger says:
The CIV Councils publicly asking loan OF 100000
pay dshieacos ard h,bliiias seerug pIs'u.y 20 hs
prior 10 that date The rguor circulated III regard 70 tue
counterfeit United stse' demsnd sa'ury note. without
vsua. making signatures Of the Register OF the Treasury and
the Treasurer ofthe United States.
The stockholders of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company voted 1876 2 shares in favor Of leasing the
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, against ?,374 sdares
in opposition 10 the lease The stockholders Of the
Erie Road having previously given their sanction to
the lease, il may now be put down rs "a liked fact
The London Dcnly Ncrs of October %, in one of
it's Trade and Finance articles, makes the follow
ing statements;
Cotton 4. now more cosely watched than II the
specy Of speculation, aware, to run m advance OF
events. b., the deah which he cotton are looking
for still IN the future. To Judge merely rom he aGtudi sup
p. one might trade 90 be calm The value OF the
cotton imported in the hnt eight months oil the yesr has
been; . 1919 60. oao,o-
Fight months Of ig6o................'. 2sstotie
Esht months Of 1861. .:...;..;;'.'tt.;: @ssezls
II the quantities be thought 60 afford better guide they are
show u below and ioI one month iateI' 1900.
Nine months Of 1889 ......,....,.. B2J,02 cwtS
NM ,nontbs of 1901 .......... 56i6CSi cwts
This would TO show that there must Do good deal OF
cotton ia the country For tho month Of Sep.ea
september, lsN...-......"....... 6s,512 cwts
September 5bo'''''''''''''''''''" s,S'iy ewt.
Ssuteu!Der lBOl In,s9i cWts.
When we ipoire how The increase arose we knd The s
psr alton consist IN the large arrivals from India From
America there received In the month OF September only
la6 cwts sgsin 1884 In 1900 and 3l 90 in 1855 bat
India supplied with 5Oc7J ew.; against so 1856 in 1862
aud ~ boz In 1883.
Although America Is fairly Withdrawing as suppier
Of cotton the resources Of other countries but just coming
into play. Coupling with this fac; the economy which az
being introduced IN the consumption OF the article by Us
that although prices possibly rise TO still higher level
during the continuance OF the present excitement large
number d toe Gotten Pecuaior arc likely in the long run
TO burn their fingers severely
The london Times of Oct. 30 admits that il has
experienced u sensation of relief. IL says:
We have already the fret blunt OF the sudden detection
great Customer and the abrupt sopTaxe OF our
Of p olnce We measure it BY the figures given
IL the official and in Il the increased quota
ons the prices of the cotton stocks on hand The first
epse,ioa upon examining these figures is almost OF relief
or feel this enoimous los OF course Lancahie
saitened and the Of her valleys no longer
bringing down golden snnds But agreeable surprise
that only stationed aud not actually crushed up TO