New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-13
Saturday last and those Of to-day;

The Foreign u D market is dull and heavy under
the sudden dechue III gold. Some bankers ssk llii
a rs Tor Sterling but good bills came be had at ia
allit. France are - i.9J
Ffeiglts arc vi toui important changes III ntes;
tie ocrugs Of breaisiuiIs are moderate bu! we no.
tee liberal shipments Of provisions TO Great Britain
To Liverpool the engagements are l3,0oO bush
Nheat at 3D., in bulk $500 bbs. Flour at - I'd
&c.. mostly at e. lO!d 500 tuns Bacon AID Lard nj
3 r Cd a3s. I'd. the latter rate by neutral vc,sols
3Utrs lsmall si1e Beef at In. a Co. Cd 300 tcs In
din Beef on private terms; 80 bbls. Lard AT JJs ;
40 boxc. Bacon. y neutral yessel, nj SIS I'd, aud
600 loxes Cheese at i0s 10 hhds. Talow AT 3Js.,
aud 5Otuns Bacon and Lard, & steamer, On pryat.
telms. 10 London 1900 bush. Wheat at lod
lO,d. in bulk aud bags; 300 bbis Flour at 5s 3d.
800 tuns Bacon and Lsrd at 3J-. iOs., mostly n
31e I'd, in neutral vesscs, 100 boxes Bacon, &
steamer at sos. and 200 tee. Beef on private terms
To Glasgow: 900 bbs. + our al Be- 81. To liayre:
II 600 bush. Wheat at lsc., 800 bbls. Flour hi
70c, aud 100 p,gr. Lard at &c. The charters are n
Bremen ship to London, with AN assorted cargo, on
private terms; II bark Of 53i luns TO Lisbon, with
Tobacco, at so. and American bark Of 400 tuns
1000 hhds to the North Side Of Cuba and home, at
S. y hid, port charges paid.
The business OF the Sub.Tnasury was: Receipts
Solo, 9jj ~ for Customs, }lSi COO; on account
Of Loan, $S7N ~; Payments $685. S9-in-
Guiding redeemed d y cent notes; Balance,
$3,7S3,41 IL.
These igr-es show decrease Of nearly e, OOO,Coo
and bat Las been paid for the principal and intefest
in the public debt. Tie receipts for customs to-day
were unusually large.
The feature Of the day is the rapid decline in the
premium Of gold. The street was flooded this morn
ing with gold which had been bought up on specui'
ton, which speculation lot looking very lromis-
ing q promoters rushed to the street 10 sell out.
Some transactions were made early at 3d3s. but
at the close the highest quotations. were 2a2I y
cent, with little OF NJ demand. There is very little
Legitimate need Tor gold. aud when Treasury Notes
are made legal tender there will be till less. We
zee 10 reason why the Banks hen should not resume,
IL heir rpeee would be npregnable as long
as they received Treasury Notes on deposit aud IN
laymca. OF debts.
/ Some Of tie banks continue the unpatrotic course
OF embanasslng tue Secretary OF the Treasury BY re-
/ fusng to receive Treasury notes Oh deposit or II
rayment OF notes. This they do although Trey are
debtors al tNt liuh
md could pay that Indebtedness in these notes. They
are drawing interest oil large amount Of Govern
uent securities for which they have paid nothing
end which b. suspension hey practically refuse lC
py for, yet ih,y viii not put tiens, Ives in cond
ton u meet call Of tie Secretary ~ taking Treas
Try noes, Which lie % willing to reccye in respons'
10 such call Cuu.mon fair dealing 10 well as patr
otism requires ,hem to receive tlceo notes and pre-,
pare emrelvcs to pay their Indebtedness TO tie Gov
eminent Tie banks which are receiving there
notes bold in the aggregate about four millions.
The earnings Of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Tor the week ending Jan :, 1861 aud 1862, are at
follows:
1901. 1862.
Total Pasfet ger R@cri PTS. ~ ~ soblI
fot., tI,i N itcc.pt,.. 49,. 1888 1890
Total f. .ruinrf..........sl9 t2i.tO7
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Tie Gul,ua anI Chicago road earned the frs
week IN January;
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