New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-21

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Morgage, amounting 42267J siyen FOR rta ests;e
purchased the City Of Nswfok during the year 100 NOS
Lcus-d Ia tie above.
The annual report Of the Harlem Railroad %, fox
the came year, gives tie result as follows;
r.RsisG..
9ls3 e
.3J 90 %
Miscellaneous. ................'..''..'' lo1I'H
Tosl.......................... IS
FNrESDITCaEs. ..
Transportation sIpel,es...........'.'''' -, -
fs'''o
il"',Yt' W
STOCK DRBTs.
Csp,. sioek by $1,000 'u
Amount Of stock .ul sonbcd. 81. ~,
omuon 6,oe M
,r,ou, lid - a, by last report............ s17lo1 90
Total amount paid in OF cali'a stpcf.'''''. S W.
Funded debt a. by -st fo......... 3s'-is -
rvi 10 a4ollt nos Of funded de1t..''.''.'''''''
osiirg debt a. by st report .''''''''''' is "a
re mt fo. of hl.'iIs delt.... i5 p.
TIA amount of furd ed snd floating es't 9oi''- -
A'e'.fs i''e pc. sun. - cert
Real estae mor.g. no. included above amounting to
94lG. 1880. ~. .,
The following il an absiract Of the 32d monthly re-
port Of the Central Ohio Railroad for Dee, lsCl:
To balance per lat 20
Psserr-rs. ........................'.'s'F IT, -
F,eishts..................... 5ll,o %
A.
tii' '''''''''''''''''' - @J4,5J' G.
nxpgSsKs.
Trsrsport.;ion Department. 3o2 !,
Machinery. ........sss'.s'.....'''''' ~, -
fus. ..........................'''"' e+s ~
Road. 1900 '''''-'''''''''' 80 %
Oerersl EIrente'............. .....''... l--S %
Total Working Expense ........sacti 2 30
'-o o.
Total 800 oJ
Balance hald Dee 4'('S -
The business Of the Clearinghouse was sls,-
$4,000.
Tie statements Of tie banks Of the three principal
cities Of tie Union for the last week compare with
tie previous one and the corresponding tine Of 1851,
rs follows: ,.-
Ios7. IL, p'Rs a 'if' .s t e''.sgT r.
F FSs VS. s. II. sssss 1Ss sssai aio,i2
4E1 90 .a,,isiIs7e7l+' .-,2esIi q ~,
La. wes1..... ZJ.lllll lkAAtsl t't"it "a ~
Lst ,caT-..... Z, Jl2 g19 Lie7.1a5 btot2' HJN"'
There was a large crowd a. the sub-Greasury to-
Gay 10 collect the coupons OF the 100 Treasury Notes
bal il was smaller than Yesterday, and Iae payment
proceeded With greater facility. The payment OF the
two da,s ia about threc-quagtcrs OF million. This
cold los nearly all come into tie erect and ihe pre-
u;u.n In consequence 10 not strongly fuitaued lie
broker arc buying ut lO.4 lOi, md selling az 1855
al03l. At the Board this afternoon 1875 WAS bid
The advces late in the day from Washrgion that
the Currency bill lad passed tie House with The
Iecal.tender clause. brought some orders into the
uarke for gold.
The adyieos by the Bohemian are not commercially
importaut. Contols were steady. Cotton heavy and
grendsiuiTs steady. The declaration oil Lofd
plnerston Of the intention of the British Govern
men, 70 maintain neutrality is received with great
satisfaction.
Holders Of the first mortgage bonds OF the Ierre
uaufe ard Alton Railroad Company who IRE parties
10 the denomination plan are requested to deposit
,beir Londs with Robert Dayard, Chairman OF the
Committee. on or about Feb. 20. The coupons OF
,be Teue Haute and Alton due Feb. !, aud The
Belloye and IlIinostOwn, due March l, VIII be
then paid The August and September coupons OF
1851 are deferred on account of The non-payment OF
! lis Government Claims.
The Domestic Goods market has received cheek,
in the recent victories. But the manufacturers gen
orally have anticipated this state OF the Market anu
have accordingly reduced their production TO 1hat de-
gree that any decline in cotton cannot materially
eject prices for manufactured goodr, except win
tboee weak holders and SPECTATORS who have ncted
!
from different premises. For more than Blk months
ur ,rncual manufacturers have seen the result oil
decline in cotton, and have kept their stocks low
lower perLaps, than Tor great number oil ears and
w,,h the present aspect Of the market, will restrict
the production almost entirely, until the raw mate
,id sbali have settled to a point below that
Of any previous season. Their stocks OF cot
ton are nearly, If not quite eAhaus'ed' HNu II
i, far better not TO overlook weak
market, than to force decline on goods held IN hIt'
hands. 1t is not to DO supposed that full production
can be relied upon within six months, even II the
war should close Immediately, for the profits oil man
uGeure are too small 10 induce the lubricants 10 tahe
the risk Of the market. with this view, the chie'
holders of goods are firm, and are not cispoSed u
sell except at high rates. The outside spectators are
Of course very much alarmed, and as the capitalist
ealls for fresh margins, they sacrifice ther goods
We hear Of sales OF Printing Cloths Of good oixCi al
low AS &C., while regular dealers s'k Re. Brown
Sheetioss have not changed in price. Drils renall
the ANNE. Bleacbed goods are without movement, Nj