New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-18

| The Pennsylvania State Treasurer has given L
the public his annual statements of receipts and ex
penditures for the fiscal year ending Nov. 81, 1861
The aggregate receipts foot mp s6,743,52j, agains
$3.50 62 of the previous year-being al increase
s2,3s39l3. In the receipts for the last fiscal year
however, is included s30s7, $50 Of military loans
less $G06, 900 returned by the General Government.
The balance in the treasury the end of the year is
however. 81 SOL 60j against $6Sl 433 at the end OF
the previous year. That is, the State has increased
its funded debt s3,OS7 49, and has in the
treasury over the previous year of SS7O,l72.
| The Rochester Express says:
There is present wheat and flour in Rochester than
before time greater amount Of wheat has
received here this than before know in the his
Of the Flour city, matter OF the shipment
of flour from this place has been greater
with wheat ready be ground -four ready for the New
York market There is not warehouse in the city FL for
storage but what Is in use All the mills in the city with one
or two exceptions, running hight and day.
1he bostmen have reaped harvest this season, and
know of several instances where captains made in single
SC One captain Of acquaintance deposits as the amount
OF his savings ABOVE all expenses Another who has
run three boats per deputy, has cleared $1,000
At Buffalo there is also an immense amount of grain in
store. a. well as at Chicago.
Toward the close Of navigation the shipment OF apples
mostly for Boston market. was very bIi,k One Boston
rm have shipped from here and heIeabou 10000 bbs An
close the with $1,000 bbs. The amount shipped by
the various produce and commission merchants in this city
will exceed that OF last year Spencerpor hrm sum up the
amount OF their shipments at % 900 obls.
Tie San Francisco Shipping List has the follow
ing upon the Money market of that city:
Oar Money market for tie past has been extremely
quiet aud the present time gives indication OF I'M
usual requirement the approaching steamer day Money
be had Of BANKERS upon unquesiionabe scufes al u
cent mouth and from that per cent for ordinary
accommodations upon names alone.
OF gold bullion the offering tie present moment e1
eney limited but the demand for remittance has not vet
opened prices but nominal. We hear of small ales at
~ 105 ., but the demanded by leading holders is
~ 40, snd with the improved requirement which may be
reasonably anticipated before the departure of the teser
that figure Will doubtless be realized perhaps exceeded. II
the interior past due In Of Indictment
weather may arrive this evening In time supply the market
abund1nty.
prominent dealer has favored with the following s Of
rsas governing the trade In Silver Bullion which
always less gold computed according 10
upon value gold and slyer ue do O75 100
dne Do 100 to 100 tine u do l5O to 200 fine do 200 to
]Ol fine. 2a2l d..
American silver halt dollars have become drug and sell at
dscount u e. The coinage Of silver m quantity at
,hs point will doubtless long aud the meta! be
psced shape adapted the requirements OF foreign
commerce..
Exchange on the East holds y cen, for sight bills.
Sterling but little offered at present The rates are not
maeriy different nom last quotations. which are thefe
fore continued.
Mexican Dollars are excessively dull at y cent premium
the rate h In fact but 1nna and far below cost OF importa
ton.
The imports Of Treasure from lst ns:. TO date
Nov. Per Guaymas, from 1874 VI
N0s. 6-Per Unc. Sam, from Mszsan...... 1865 u