New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-20

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Tie grain market waa rather better to-day uLder the
Juras adyices. Flour improved SC. y bbl and
Wheat and Corn 1c y bush.
The eomm,scia news BY the Jura is not very i'm
portaut. Cotton was 3 triae lower, bot breadstufs
were in demand, and better. Consois were of about
v cent in consequence of the tone Of the Emperors
speech being considered unfavorable. The Banks OF
England and France were stronger in bullion, and
money matters in England were more quiet. The
increase since November was about $l5,OOOOCO.
American securities were heavier and Illinois Central
and Erie had les, portion Of the recent rise.
The London Time. Of the 5th thus notices the as
pect Of the market on the previous day:
In the STOCK Exchange feey offered day
sdP but he Bsnl .Bd in III. Discount n:,is. che
asusod heavy The payments In connection 9TH the 'sh Of
Tie Pho. from Psris TIL. evening OF, showing
.etiOna reaction The Of tho Bouso heavy ct the
Tker, -s,. no operation, In gold at til. bark today.
p. FS,S . .as FOR Tud, to consider
proposition nom the Chancellor Of the EIehegner Abou, two
pod 70 r,dne. BY s7oo the con mission paid eanl
conducting the 0oyernment bu.ines. s9d "a. ,ns C0" e.
pct; been @oais,,iSn. which hs,s
snia According runo the reduconto DC !e's than was
proposed and the bank be guaranteed for term Of
year, s.in.t any ds,arba Of tho arrangement
Il Is stated that Ianee OF s7oO 90 h, been
granted BY the rp,h tournament enab. Of the bills
dsvn upon Mo Fsnci Eide Co. from COn'tantinOple, to
tiles am rom vispus report, dnnuion Of the dis
prevalent In that city and eonsequen, fail Of cent In
the rate Of Erchange.
Several additional failures had occurred among the
Greek houses in London. The suspensions include
Bello Brothers, Edward Vitalis, Schilizzi & Vuros
and j. Pascal The assets in all cases said TO be
favorable.
On the 9Th inst at noon, Illinois Central shares were
quoted at ga discount. The Times thus notices tho
business Of the 4th:
CouI. .,oei, h.-. been fairly supported Atlantic and S.
and Great Of Canada duh at 20 and III TO
LIMOS Central and New YOrk end Erie shsEsa Csnsdsn3Y
cents. 1904 tot
The report Of the Chicago Board Of Trade for the
year ending Dec. 81 1860 presents facts of great i'm
portance with reference TO the movement of Flour
and Grain ct that point. TIC increase Of the Flour
trade over the year 1889 proved to be 81 57 barrels
and |, would have been much larger but for the dry
weather which prevailed FOR many months leaving the
streams too low to mills dependent on water power
The usual demand from the Eastern States was large
while new feature in the trade was presented by
large shipments the Illinois Central, and Chicago
Alton and St. Louis Railroads TO supply the Southern
demand. The tables showing the quantity OF Flour
received and forwarded during the past seven years
exhibit such large and steady yearly Increase that
the Board supposes that at no distant day, Chicago
will be the largest primary market for hour In the
world The receipts Of Wheat have been nearly
l450O,o00 bushels, being 3,s72,3Se bushels greater
than any previous year-and 1t 10 estimated that
one-third Of the crop is yet left to seek market.
The receipts Of Corn at that center foot up 10
bushels against 540l SO bushels in 1859. The crop
of 1859 was only sectional their receipts being confined
mainly 10 railroads running South and South-West,
while shipments Of some magnitude were made by
roads running North and Northwest to supply acc
ton Of county where the crop proved failure Inc
crop Of ls6Owas moro general and throughout
the entire NORTHWEST But small portion OF II has
come forward say 293 bushels. That 1t Is much
the largest ever raised in the Northwest there no
doubt and the quality is superior. The same /" re-
ported Of all the other cereals Rye, OSts, &e.-with
the exception Of Barley which was injured m the mar
vestine The result Of crop Of lS9and the large crop
of 1860 sweled the receipts Of most OF the cereals be-
yond pecedent-which has enabled tlrose engaged IN
trade and agricultural pursuits to clear up their old In
debtedness The business aspect Of the West, was
never fairer to look upon than at present and the de-
mand from tina, section upon the geaboard must be
greater than ever experienced in decade OF years
The Eastern Railroad earnings In January, 1901,
were SO ,s25; expenses s 1886, net earnings, AS
In January 1860 $43,69lj expenses, &a,'6s; net
earnings $l9,l2l. Net loss, 9,6s3.
The weekly statement Of the Phiadolpha banks
made mp on Monday afternoon, presents the following
aggregates &c compared with those Of the previous
week:
c,,,,.l aoct All g0Tgl5 e1l,Bo8,5S lnc.. 1910
800 800 '''' 2stsO2U 253H,0T6 Dec. 100 l5
So. ''''''''''''' ait7i8S 4B3I.426 Inc... es2&l
M o,, 81, h.nts ieo2 3l9 2Ul6i39 Inc. a. Ito
me- % o,h., h.ns. 265t7cO 2864BT4 Inc. OLA
Dsoo.I,s ..... i3Ois ,3a E,eotIe3 Dec. IA sos