New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13
pany, held by tie STATE, and ser. Oh frcm Richmond
Tle MiTaaloe Seaiiael Of Bolday says.

derhilhg istueb IL
by the Bsnker, Ccnyention in September last We have
dealers. Indeed this is ore Of ths causes the limited bu
siness THE lat few days ia the Wheat market Gold con-
iinaes ieaTee end hTm 81 y cent Prempn
Tie 81 Louis ReppJHtdh Of the 9th says:
There i nothing Of special interest in Syspe9t. to
z 5eas 'S saa ts%fH e aSn W1Ss for Ssnsbs liable
.nas at whi;h exchange firm Tie B0fsmAns Saving.
SrT %s to oaose 6od St Is At prsma fhcfe are lew
Treasury demand notes 10 the market .-
The Chicago Tribune says:
The money market remain, in eli respect, precisely yes
terday Reliable ousiGess PAPER to almost unlimited
I: wsp. Sf ways employ funds safely AID poftaby New
fos exchange working closer but mott of the lsding
Change ad q .. So Rs p's to There
very little sold oule the tauks to-day 1he buying price l.
Dot aa,S cs 70; gold The bank. that sell e1chnrO
premium.
| The Cincinnati Gdzfie remarks:
The heavy Government disbursements made here lately,
have Affected financial affairs very materially Contractors
having received their psy TO large eIent are Out OF the
msnd G discounts. lecepass paper i heeiore scarce and
in demad but there is deposition TO male bet.er rates
have ADDED largely 20 the supply e eieesnss Fsysnts
eminent prefers this payment TO using demand notes.
a. the charges the latter thus ssyed aud ee
sppes desire present TO increase the circulation
change the Eastern balances being heavy Rates however
ere sdaSs . waSo and they are wiling
to do this because decline Ia spprehended AZ Govern
ment payments slack off, exchange VIII into se declining
scale A. To the supply merchants making comparatively little
thro gh shipments Of produce The supply e sYhescia
thing. h not likely be experienced this being proba
bs that the great bulk Of the hog wiz be he'd N .te
&c The demand for gold continues very moderate, but In
rates there l. no change
! The Boston advertiser Gays:
The money mui.t Is abundsnty Supplied, with only lim
tied demand the rates the borrower The Banks have
Iad ~ Of tho second nifty millions loan, and hold To-
day 7isOO0 in specie. Sterling Exchange remains doll
morning but business costinue. light for mo.t descp
Hisher prices bid for bank .hsrc: but seller:
continue receive better bids but with limited sales Rail
road shares are improving In mos. cases; o0sees -, bs
speculative shares and shares were effected in the coppes
m.iG quiet without change IN quotations AT Col Henhaw
sale better price. were obtained oI ana oin. @
shares and prices well maintain ed the list
generally q. an advance on last week
In continuation Of the subject Of our internal COM
merce, the Circular OF Messrs Samuel Halle q Co..
for the Wednesday steamer has The following able
and conclusive article:
INTERNAL COMMERCE OF THE ooUSIRY-oUTLETs
! TOR cOTtoS.
l n the people Of the Northern States had twenty
years ago foreseen the Rebellion, and Immediately
set themselves at work TO defeat it, their prepara-
ton could not have been really complete both in
for putting it down, and IN securing 10 them
selves immunity from its effects as those that have
been made through the enterprise Of individuals
alone purely for commercial purpoees, and wholly
unaided by Government. What would have been
deemed adequate military preparation would have 80
crippled their resources and checked their wonderful
! progTe.s that IL is doubtful whether sufficient
strength would have been left 10 cope with the
gigantic nsurrec,on when II burst forth. But these
twenty years laid the foundation of a wealth and
increase in numbers 30 much greater than those OF
tie South that the result Of the contest however prolonged
cannot be doubtful The outbreak did not happen III y
TEN Of public rorE. had been gave 20
producer In the couniry nIie, a. ps -
bis door The war has not Interrupted the rec move
o. merchandise on one OF these woI nor re-
with the industry q single person o. company sae W w.
states implicated In the Rebellion However great the bur
den tho impose upon those eyA TO ths Ilos NJ tne
happens through seyo demand of bread,.sh ana pEoyh
ions from other countries. that .ee. "a. on lhs wnS' % S
than At the Hs TIL, isct eIElan. he secret o. me
y,d b H. .,Pn. T almost 70 oS,;.ss. ave-. q. ssS q
s1o.t To the North the same wsssd upon
srte t.de not large however to have its loss
excessive or permanent Inconvenience.
inisIn. carried over the public w9r. o. the North
Of The 6reaiaa. received s and exported from
the port Of Nswiork are t,t collected rpon the eastern
road mile. distant and BY ake and canal 500 ie,
Chicago the sea, port OF the axes draw, portion Of it'
Wheat raised with pro6t the farmer In the interior Of
the co,ipsn 500 miles nom domestic market and 500
work, The Of transporting 800 niles ordinary
bIhwsys would fully equal Il, value. -,-.. =.
the products Of the interior bat have completely changed
their and direction j. 10 bu, few years, compare,
yey since their only outlets the great rivers that had
their mouths thousand miles d.tant from the great
Of commerce. and population on the Atlantic slope
The trade Of the whole basin OF the st. Lawrence ard by far
the larger part that 1. the MsPp had been tuned into
TIE nov GhsPns and 3p the hsDoG o. 5 osiS5s
reduced cost Of moving fegh, apon the old eye year added
the area q e i.s g.s' o.p,. q, sa wS cosu"ane. Sl
pescefu reson' there can be no doubt that t. staple
Of production wosli have to be large figure In
the export, Of NewYo lying upon the convenient
Taking Cairo common point produce be sent to
Liverpool for example, . chssply through New,Yors ss
and the Gulf All the staple grown in ArlAn'as por
Gs o. . SnH m Aoan1 ssa De
through Now Orleans Mobile. These ports now export
snd south csros can be .eSt to Liverpool through the IN.
terrier and At cost not exceeding cent
nah These staten su. require demonstration, they
BY the sIRsTsncs Of every P,s.on having e'"pe
u. natural goss Of event.: eSSssq1sns and gs
come to the port export Of aeon,desbe portion Of the
Cotton crop received the interior routes Nneenihs
the whole crop can DC 10 =.
10 the This matter was well Understood BY the
rebels The hrss Of their Government consequently
slsw making penal to expert Pouod except through their
sespor. Tie obec. was not to get Cotton to market bn
4 OF forcing 20
by ksepng open thsr ports With every southern port
closed by the blockade but BY sealing 9p their hsrbor
for ell time pound less Of Cotton need be rsisd
ported would pound les be raised exported
A. matters accustomed the state Of things IL
tending this city, with all the other produce Of the Interior
the civil dreamed Of Three millions OF tuns
produce will be received from the Western states and laid
In hsbor the present by the Erie Canal Erie
and Central Railroads Time the only element wanting
bring Os Ia The same way and BY the ,ano law G
| would have come 10 US with equsl certainty
There f. consequently necessity whatever for Govern.
Uaull 10 nDorta AFfle
the rebels wish send MARKET they have In New York