New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-07


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ro,aI ,irr. Jan a. ls62 S+,t2bR l ~
Corresponding period Of lSsl.....'.'.. f''o7'' 81
x-vs,,,. se5ieit ~
The ,,nro,,. Q. T azure from irst. to das were ss
rsh Per P,n,m,. from Merco...... s13en -
Icy p CIS.n &C. tom Panama. ........- 40 "
Tc.L.......... ......... .........Sl9aeis "a
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fs' To ,I Now.Ycr i ISL -
TO ssnd'.....'.''''''''''' oco M os6 II, 4,
10 Pansms. ........'.-..'.'''' ''oVo W-i'V'0'i'
Feb. Per La Reconnaissance; oo
To Hons Kong 's''| 70
TOTAL suc~ Fob ,l3b:5 81
Previously this 2oi rs NJ
Totl since Jau. ]. le62 1881 "a
Corresponding period Of iSol............ Ss'st" IL
Ealing OF this ycsr ss'l,S2 80
The Chicago Tribune Of Saturday says:
Representatives Of the I.nois Central, Gs-n. snd Chicago
unoa Chicago and North W-stern Chicago and Mi~ssh.e
A. th- Mnpesoa PsoAo: Coap.n, in Conference yc.
iei,y the Sh-an House to Strange and as'ee upon
I'M. gorer1r-nt Il y-s,enger siuS hIinz psseuc tri-s
&c. Giey adjourned ISL "'tnips ;heif important en'ns"
having been satisfactorily arranged
The .saJaay Argus Of yesterday morning furnishes
The annexed statement OF bill, introduced by tie
Judiciary Committee OF the Senate in relation to the
liabilities OF the e.ockooiCcre Oh Danks:
urd-r tn. cons.a,.On. bsai rocihodr' personally
sc 70 eara 90 che OF their stock Under the
s e sl9 giving esc, 10 ;hs, liability We believe 10 held
.he' ,he &''I.n, upon he ,,olh'dsr. o. an is.o,vsi
o. be pEo 20 the stock hold y each bn tb- 10
Of fuT, TO collect a,-s'H ent from u.oveni .,oeAhod
n, object Of Ills hin e. TO syshoz- farther .ssessmert
81 .,.-.en,. no oouc'sa Of oihcd.r. BY reason Il in
.ovrcy nopresdepce &c The OH came up 10 the ssnsie
on Vuesdsy aud principally advocated by Senator Gen
AID oppoed BY S.is;or fguyn in able speeches iHvoy
x lh- cu-on OF the true c,nfracon Of the constitutional
rcy!.ior :be a':ics q mailing any cha IN he lac Of
sae u, the sh Q; which. I. srssed BY MI PIuJn
s:ocsnoldeI. had made iaye., nel;,.
orei,or Of the ended bsrks Of this .iy ind
/ 4. likely 5000 10 come up again Ia the senae
A co,npar,on Of the footings Of the weekly sta.,-
of the Boston bsnkswith those Of last week sx'
hibs "a decrease Of &375I5 in the item Of loans nnd
discounts $3Q6.7I in deps sts, 426l i65 in crculA'
} ton, and an increase of 80. $40 in specie.
The -four and grain in store at Chicago on the Let
insi were as follows:
,.,. 1892; 1891;
plour boi;;. o. 100, ~ $50
Com, bu,h..............22i7.s0f l,25.@e
Tie Eosion Daily AdreTt,ser of yesterday says:
fec from any excitement: Bank specie s8s5ssH sho Of
sou The mppiyi uneo.,''hed and the borrower has
the decided advantage over tie lender
\ TIE Chicago 1r,5un, Of Tuesday thus no!ices
The opens vsry quiet money wsTiet Money 70
not S, ar-n be had provided the riyh. hind Of
AID eosers ae cser.d Psrei hsT.rs a., nl', De ~
cssIse h csssed 10 be nee' Lo'., nc se-f,y 'lie
py.s Tb w. 81 the or.niss Of 5.,is.
ana tho isse sinon. OF gan end p'odse. th't WI be
cur, esv. hope .o sd'snss in tire rates Of
exchange on the seshossd cities
To-day New fo'i eicharse !, not oa. 90 t' sa se rr.
of ,ae bankers have been ohsEns discount thourn par
were hr with oth-is The selling Pr!ce wa. par "A
pfeu about beirs the moro usra rate snopf TIC Gs-
/ banks Tor round lots.
! The Philadelphia Bn'ietin of Wednesday says:
The money uset 10 well .uPp.d With cstiA bat there
spDg trade op- slowly s the ~n's ~ nefrh.ndi.s
ss very rrsrcted scss 1fe,e. gene o. usinsi'o"
slsps thai its ,nusac- upon the various inulsc
us and other interests u the country can D. dei-nned
The DRY Goods trade showc come Improvement in
III. general market. The frst signs have been iudi
Gated in the auction sales Of the week, wheh were
highly satisfactory, MS the bidding evidenced moro
spirit than has been reen ior twelyemonth. Du'
pIica,es after duplicates were taken n, the sale IN
Van Wyck, Townsend g. ca. rooms to day, amid
large gathering Of merchants, betokening that the
duh season Is passing away ard HOW life and activity
in all departments will soon prevail. The impor'a.
tons for the pat two months Of British Goods have
been very large and include all varieties, even the
low co,ton,. which come in d;,cct competition with
our staple manufactures. To this more than Any
other cause may lie attributed the inactivity in the
Domestic Goods market for the las number Of weeks.
Cotton Goods advanced 70 rapidly during the Au-
tumn and the Manchester market being 10 HAT
that jobbes sent out their orders in December for
large quantities Of Col,ons. including heavy Do
Inestics which have been thrown Oh tho market.
The condition Of tho European markets has been
frequently stated in our columns, ard the app'eheii'
son mas been expressed that our manufacturers
would fud English rivals If they continued prodnc-
ton. Even at this timc it wcnld advance the III
'cIests Of manufacturers generally If they would sell
tner stocks Of Cotton and await the developments OF
. the future without further production. The supply
Of Cotton and irs conseonent value 10 the market,
renders is Manufacture too hazardous for any
continue production, On the limited scale OF the
past Six months. Cotton has declined - cents y ID
snce January, and reached the low price 70 cents ut
one time after having been carried up to ~ ceuts in
December. OWING to rcshipmenis to England, and
the apprehension that our supply from the South
may not be realized as early as some of the
more saDgune aver, the market has Huc-
tuxted 4 cents " h during the week,
and operators IRE confident that with lite manage
rnent within GO days, they will carry the market 10
the highest prices Of last year. The cotton supply
for the next three months 10 uncertain ths, manu-.
facturers who run their mills will be the sport of
the SPECTATORS while the market for their goods will
BIZ controlled by foreign shipmspss. We spprshsnd,