New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
Tha ahnuc on account OF lhe Dank Of Albion in1

The sbovc on account Of the Bank Of Albion ind
pit,sfcld Ba of Illinois. now in liquidation.
A meeting Of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad COMPANY viii be held al Pitts
bureh on the 2Cb nst for the election OF Directors.
See advertisement.
About 500. 600 of demand notes have been deros-
tied 10 day with Mr. Cisco in exchange for five per
cent certifcates Most Of these notes come fiom the
interior.
There has been a more active movement te-dsy IN
73O Der cent Treasury Noes, and considerable puf-
chases have been made at ~! % which is "a ad-
vance Tie demand notes rass freely FOR bnfines'
purposes but parties having large lots are obliged To
cell them at Is y cent discOuut. They are bought
for House purpose Of tie street brokers at
ITO = cent difoount. Some Of the backs, We think
have been ceiling thess notes, as we'll az tie b Y
cen. stock Of the last issue.
Toe present premium for gold brings al the fea;-
tered lots into market and much that has been
boarded in expectation that financial chuos would
follow bank suspension. IL coming out for sale. The
speculative demand continues good, and, With some
bu,og Tor shipment, the quotation ID firm to-day OF
1919 aIOa.
The shipment Of god on Saturday will probably
be large. bu, the amount canloi yet be ascerminsd
The annual meeting Of the New.Hsven, New
London and Sionington Railroad will be held 1T
Brewster Hall New-Iiavon, on the 2O,h infL Tie
bondhOder- invited 10 be pFeset, and cooperate
with the slockholden in q plan which viii be pr
serted for the consolidation Of the different Interests
Of the road.
There IL quie,ness in tie Domestic Goods market;
the same we Lave observed since tie new year came
To-. With the exception OF some consd eH4ole Puf'
chaies II goods designed for the southern trade IN
those sections occupied by our uoops, TO meet tie
pre- sing demands Of the contrabands, the iianhac-
tons are limited Occasional ORDER from the inie-
ior are received sad 6ome merchants from The great
ccn,ers Of trade a, the West looking through The
market, but the aggregate slles lave been small
There is small STOCK Of goods on hand, az comPnred
with any previous period and endrely unequal 70
t''e wants Of The loyal people Of The STATES
We snow the South are suffering FOR nearly all Tie
aecessarios Of life, and want domettc goods, and
this, more than any other cause, viii lead them TO
loyalty. They have been forced into u false petition,
| in many Instances, and would be glad 10 herald tie
approach Of our armies II trade could be admitted.
We hear that ihe Stars aud Stripes were welcomed
wiih enthusiasm On The Tennessee River, even 10
aatAna, and The sulenng Uuionisis should be re-
ev,i from The restrictions u trade, which have Of
proceed them for ~ long time. That section
tUo0uas il fire cotton plantations, the product of
which could be delivered in Nsw-York Ly The Ohio
River W olt nolostoucn 10 tlor; time, a. an ex.
pcnse not exceedii Z ceut 2 h, aud thus relieve
oar manufacturers, who are clsmorous for the staple.
AZ Illustration Of tie truth Of tlis theory, we
notice that negro clothes which, fof long period
have been winont Il market have recently advanced
mate rally, even from tie demand which mas arisen
from the employment Of The slaves by the Govern
ment q, Port ROYAL which market has been reached
BY come Of our merchants, by special permission
from The Government.
If he unwi.e couusels Of the Confederate leaders
could prevail, cotton would be planted during this
year at the South; and willie we should doubtless
receive safcieut quanuty from the present stock TO
meet the requirements OF our restricted trade. ule