New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-05
lower, and although nominally quttsd at 54Sa5so,
the heat signatures can be had at 536i.

lower, and although nominally quctsd at 54S $3.50,
the best signatures can be had at 5.36i.
Freiebts-To Liverpool, 500 bbls. Flour, at 3s3d.;
1000 BUSH Wheat and g 500 bush. Corn, at llic In
bags; 800 boxes Bacon, at 35e.; $50 bbis LARD at
35a37s6d; 500 bales Cotton, at lisa 3D.. oo oaes
Sea Island Cotton, at Id 100 tee. Beef, at 49, IOo
bbs Pork at S.. IS hhds. Tallow, at Cd, and III
tuns Oil Cake, at 1885, To London-SOO bags Clover
Seed at 45s 100 boxes Bacon and foote's Pork, at Vs.
To Glasgow-l 900 bbls Flour at 3s9d.; 1900 bush.
Wheat at 3d. in bags, and 10 tuns Tallow, at 27s6d
To Havre-7OO bales Cotton, at lc. To Bremen-2OO
cases Tobacco. ut 27s6d. In Charters, we hear Of
brig with 10 900 bush Corn to direct port in Ireland,
at 3d. brig with 5000 bbls. Flour to Bristol, at
3s,9L vessel Of $50 tuns and one of $50 tuns from
Norfolk to Windward ISLAND, with Slaves, at $l2.
schooner Of 1872 tuDs to st. Domingo and back, for
81 l00 and vessel Of $50 tuns out to the West Indies
and back with Sugar, at SIZE. and Molasses on deck
at 81.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury WIS: Total Re-
ceipts, SEC, 600 26-for Customs $5S,0O0j Payments,
$3.50, 43 OS; Balance, g. 0i1 500 "a.
The January earnings Of the Chicagoand Rock Island
Railroad were as follows:
January, 1861 S80e53
January, .......'''...'''.'''"''.''''"' ~'Oe
Increase. Sl0,l0
Tho business of the Clearing House wac s25 AS 600.
There is more activity at the CustomOuse the duties
to-day being $4,000, of which s62O 600 was paid in
Treasury Notes, but general business il very dull.
The importers Are selling 10 to 20 p cent Of the
amount they were selling at this time last year, and
the domestic goods commssion houses abOut the same.
MANY of these houses make endeayor to ee az they
cannot get dof the papertaken, excepting at excessive
rates of discount Some Of the obbers are dong far
business, and wo hear that Clan, Nelen & Co, cold
5000 worth of goods the rst day they were eeisb
lshed in their new store. In mongy there is no I'M
portant change to note, excepting greater activity
The current rate for call loans is T. cent, although
transactions are still made at cent Treasury Notes
are dull and lower. The ~ y cents sold at U cent
premium and the 10 z cents at = cent discount. AT
private sale the transactions at rate yielding the
buyer TO- 1lOl v cent interest TIE market has been
oyersuppled recently mainly by savings Institutions,
one of which sold out s3OOo The drain upon these
institutions IL large 10 usual at this seabon OF
the year, pnd they realizing upon their temporary
investments to meet it, The large institutions are pay
ing out abou, 10000 per day each.
The Bank Statement shows a large contraction Oft the
loarN although this is apparent that real, as the
me ma been Increasing during the latter part Of the
week The coE.rssion mainly from the liquda-
inn Of loan certificates. The specie increase 10 over
- 900 900 audcunirr,s estimate Of yesterday. In
dc5o.i,s the chan ~ is uof important.
The following i5s comparative statement Of 'h' cen.
iitiez of tue bautJ Ut Neg-York Cry Jan. 10 Snc
Feb.t;