New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
For the veek. 1870 ponn 80.
Dy o0ods.. ....:.." 624s04O8 eIG9ag7 1So% esr
General Merchandise. e6 aSaa ~ YsSs ess
Total. S497aau "a eaa 9N 40 ,on a,a
Previously reported .232 43346 al sSs sTa oa3

rr.':ssy ss's ssss sassssa is5s %
Since jan. 1...s2s74l4 4l47oo s22s49 s2s si2ssU .as
The exchanges at the clearinghouse this morning
were sl6,OS2, ,2O6 80. The exchanges for the week
ending to-day were $9l, ,l47, ,5S7 50, being daily
average Of $ls 229 2O6 92 against so 500 81 for
the week ending on Saturday last y
The Park Bank has declared semi annual div;.
dend of cent, payable 10th prox. The United
States Insurance Company the usual semi-annual
dividend of 81 y cent. The Bank of the Common.
wealth y cent, payable 9Th prox. The Harmony
Fire and Marine Insurance Company v cent, pay.
able lst prox. The Citizens Gas Light Company Of
Brooklyn will declare dividend next week from its
earnings. The Importers and Traders Insurance
Company has declared semi.annual dividend Of "
cent The Neptune Insurance Company 81
cent. The Peoples Bank, 81 y cent The
Brooklyn Fire.Insursnce Company declared g.
semi-annual dividend of 10 v cent The interest On
the Western Vermont Railroad Bonds will be paid
ut the Mechanics Bank, on and after Jan. g. The
Western Railroad Company declared a semi-annual
dividend of v cent The interest on the bonds of
the Long Island Railroad Company due Jan. I,
will be paid at the Bank of the State Of New.York.
in this city, after iha. day. The Michigan Central
Railroad Company has postponed its January divi-
dend "on account Of the disturbed condition of pub
lie affairs"
The exports of Specie from this port for the week
ending Dec. % were as follows
Dec. 23-Big John Benson, Ponce Doubloous
Dec TssSS Hs%euI Piece.
Dec 29Steamer Teuons, Hamburg, God......... 68Goc
Dec 2s-Steauer City Of Warrington, Liverpool, Sow
Total. ........................&3l2$ $s
Barings Circular says in regard TO American socks;
Business very limited United s.tes 6s s00e2 United
States S. G9a3G Msss.chusets So Sterling a. buyers No
Mayas for sale but the quotation s nomnaly abeu. 20
Bonds. tsai4 Psnp.ylssnis Central Railroad Bond. 5sS
81 ID mortsage 7Saso New-york Central Is, sidsO.
lth mortgage 60d64 Iinoi. Central 1875 sd7 Michigan
Central 56aso Panama 4. Sterling s3d9s Canada &c. * a
So. NovascOtia and New Brunswick 6s. lo3dlo5.
The following sales Of stocks were made at auction
this morning by order Of Jesse X. Dubois, Auditor Of
the State of Illinois:
5000 United States S. 1874 coupons eot
$4,000 Ohio ss 1860. ex int, 87f.
$1,000 Iiinoi. and Michigan Canal Co., 7!is7af:
e64o Illinois and Michigan sterling bonds, $3.50
5000 illinois Sc. So
$1,000 Michigan ss 1868. SO.
5000 Tennessee Is, ls9a and July coupons al
500 Louisiana coupons 53t
us North Carolina 35f
TIE above on account of the following banks, now
in liquidation: Bank Of Commerce, Vienna; Bank Of
Geneseo, Geneseo; Bank Of Metropolis, Metropolis;
Bank of the Republic, McLeansboro; Touloh Bank,
Toulon.
For account of whom it may concern:
$4,000 Kenoshs, Rockford and Toledo RR. To- 23
$4,000 Dubuque City los 1877. l3dI5.
The land in the southern portion Of Illinois is
suitable to the culture of cotton, and considerable
amounts made until cotton cloth and thread
from slave labor could be bought cheaper. The
Illinois Central Railroad Company are now collect.
ing large amounts of seed and it is believed that if
cotton remains above 10 or IL cents y ID, Hi
nois in five years will grow million of bales per
annun. There are eight to ten millions Of acres 10
that State suitable for the culture of cotton.