New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20
b. in tie Years indicated:
1861.

| Tour bh'E............... hW,Lo lrfiUJ - 3-aI
best bvf h............. los 100 lIlshWO 2t.a.t.
m Duh '.''''''''..' toJ 'za - - 20 $780,
| inl'y, bl.h............ 1851 A3 2Ao1a!5 go -
| ats. spth............... 6n',,30 6tb3lI 19.S%@.
s'f iS% b. ..... siHs iiS5 ~
| D X 6hs........ ~ 80 hl.t -
son, o................ lgle.9 80 "a go,
| utter B................ 3.3i~O 2%3G9 800 s''
s@d 70. ................ bio'VD Ih'',J3J o-'esJ
.ooi .................... 219GCOO 2oJ5G7o I23,is3
The Baltimore Sun OF yesterday, says:
NEE ing Of the Presidents of the several bark. n ,h
lily held ,e.tefi.s ieroon o'clock, Ike 10
ID raj what action might be in view OF 80
rsisd Of '''er A'"'" BY the banks Ct '"
phe ieens we. orgau1ed By choosing anneey Brooks.
tou 'h1n submitted that the batr banks should
hoh The p,cis tais OF settling their balances, aid Ii
| -tlpDgiy opposed sud drieated,
appear. that the bank, city ever since the .aepen
WY sui III difference. rrofapty eri IN gold hich
r'' b..s Of their opr.aio.s. anu by " III mans hey
nave suffered pcen,eneHee for suiesney of coin 10
understood a, The meeting that whatever course may
De purG,d ~ toe sew York bd A. iAe baltimore bsuk WA
MAINTAIN 'h-if ieFiy api ,ou,inae TO ~or1 o. CON ais
ubt.. CilcVus ,hrl compel them 20
f. tho ulr. of which ih-t l. lrooaii
up the coin sadGid AID they are in hta Hal con
Sone Of the bank, have .sued no small notes but have pre-
.Tcd spscir 70 ,usll charge 1he feeling
., 4. nv III il m. .st ,.n@. ,., sva.s .,sud A. lie
value ~ tie srj ufGneLt tho saent sanozsd 70
ccrv-ae the meeting whenever necessity may seem ~ re-
/ g3i a It.
| The notes Of The Southern Bank Of Kentucky were
thrown out by soue of The baoksrs at Cincinnati Oh
Monday willie others received them at par, aud It'll
Others at 10 y cent discount. The parent bank at
Eussevie being under Tie control OF Secessonlsts,
aud having ordered the branch Louisville to trans
Ter "a large cum of money 10 England, tue Kentucky
Legislature ON Saturday released the latter from all
responsibility to The former.
The Chicago Ir,jaRc Of Tuesday, thus notices the
effect of the la;e foreign news upon tht market:
Moaey r. TIM. Of public dsrter j. lie uo,t s,nsiye ofs
t, hi o. l. fact was iuly elru VTttd i~e trGoy Com
We ire IL demand IN tie nofnrg az cha ota nun
Le - hrevy positol 10 lei tLtr ian4a T. - r.
Sou' ol Tie b as e,usd "a ctcOuIt-, Willie o'lcr with
rer, did thas their usual sta-e 81 paper Ia he
'iAiy da hrfc could lie na Ia edistr oIo" buits re
go To s,t.. snf 10 al t'ts Vile con
cos, tue i4Tse Lld reformed to uea r. iorai-r
The rsdirs taaks It'll spfd ,heif toby with
Ne" iofA tA''.n" at 4 cent en.tn unisl-Is gen
s's y had 10 POI so,se e"ifs p'obiDy to the Algahs
prh,i- both The boyins it,e p. Tue
nod va morr &C We Sine Of tlr Is &c, banks .od %
rue q c.it ~ss e. argd Thoug ue d'rssd va much
es .',s' ,g - rpy '.' ',i seofa.t pos.o5 tie
AT Cincinnati, Tue Inquirer says:
Capitalist who dnrius ihe week .rd up 70 tbi. morning
pcrc 70 irnlcss. fuc1A, s.tef od.s he iofrg Ia
tLis msIins's papes VT dr,w fon, % aid
though good taier ot--,d T.sed 10 nyet
,tas Al ceiling u nis d-h,i;o
eosi h. .csrt lned- The PIT, be- g Lod L,ei aie
Bisdo public. f-c.as b. SIC. New ora aai Le gu.
81 catdtion 81 f Eaklt tc,i-d the
ia.ed CO. III on Of sfi, bore. There those no cannot
WI have tiy trouble with kHsla-d D.vqu-ntIy pa
te s.ms cilnas T-.afds LusirSs uothIn had
caued 70 dsub tie iu~ldy relations lero.oioe e4isas
b,tws,s ib- Two eobHtfss
ne EIohsl.s nsr.ei gas shade frmeF, the oEeios.
u. .
wLo fss-4 ~sf 'r.1-e. England sne Ameis. a csriaa
frra,uy lt' payable point cas-, OF west q ills are
dsooun kr sO.d
the hate news from Europe Las given a new
impulse TO the general dry goods market, and as a
rule the stocks have been Withdrawn, and we have /
Il " trans ciore 10 report. Tie sales which have !
been mede however, were based a valuation
much above any previous market. II we 10
have war with England it ia quite clear that no
shipnents from abroad eau be relied upon TO supply
the Increasing demands OF the country; and our OWN
stock is to ncager TO satisfy even moderate
deDand. H. absence of soigiion Of tie ques Ions
which euLarr rs the country, manufacturers and
holders Of goods will not be dposed to operate, even
at prces which appear almost prohib.;ory. Tie
loyal States had IN a great mea.ure overcome the
dcpres.icc OF the past twelve months, caused by the
rebellion, by adopting their Industries to new
channels Of profit and at presen, the greatest
prosperity exists in many departments, which
rad increused the home consumption within a
few months beyond any former precedent
This new condition OF affairs will not materially,
for the presebt least interrupt the course OF our
home trade, while that for export may be disturbed,
or even entirely destroyed: II VIII prevent any
supply Of Cotton Wool from sources other than our
own and perhaps change the relative values OF Wool
osiie rs much us that which we have seen IN the
prices Of Cot,on-wbich would give tue sameimpulse
In the Wooden department as SO have witnessed in
the Cotton goods market. Under all circumstances
il Is the part of prudence TO await the current OF
events, without increasing our present engagements
or extending general business We withhold quota
tons in the present ,tate Of the market promising
that heavy Sheetngs are sold only in small quanti-
ties at I6I l7c. Spraeues Prints ut lic; Printing
Cloths, 6ix6i at 81 a9c.; DENNIS and Stripes ut 10
ace.
Cotton declined in Liverpool nearly DC. per pound,
during the week preceding the sailing OF the Jura,
under the impression that war would open the
ports, and give supply Of cotton; but a'terward 1t
rallied, from tue loves point, lc. per pound. The
Cotton market here is not unfavorsbly affected by
tue Liverpool news but the contrary, prices are
rather firmer, and the stock in market is 80 limited
that holders will hot yield in their views There are
not over 500 bales in market nearly two-lbirds of
which is controlled by house. The causes Of the
decline in Liverpool are too absurd to require COM
ment, and either with or without war with En-
gland, prices will still 60 higher.
We annex usual summary Of exports of Do
nestle Goods for the week and prevously
Pigs Value.
To Dapish West Indies ....,,,...... $50