New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31

whatever may be the delays there is in the natural
course of events strong and inevitable tide To-
ward bringing the financial affairs of the country
to 9 specie basis. A postponement OF action, TO
avoid sudden disturbance in the business commu-
nifty, can scarcely prevent the shrinkage in values
which all is 10 be the consequence of restora-
ton to specie payments, and while all look forward
TO II as sooner or later to come, it is mosteectual
check to speculation. II is in our judgment, wise
and prudent on the part Of business men to be thus
held to cautious policy, and the more this prevails
the less are we liable to panic-the less will there
be Of overtrading, and the less will be the loss as
the shrinkage in the value of stocks and merchan-
disc progresses.
The business of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
g., 979, 1913 59-for Customs. sS5O,O0O; Payments,
8, O52, 1888 7O-on account of Loan, 81 1897 900;
Balance, $93,766,3O7 SO. Coin Certificates,
$237 900.
Freights are firm. The engagements to Liver
pool are 800 bales Cotton at 3D., 500 bush. Corn at
SID, and per steamer 5000 bales Cotton at 3D., 30
boxes Bacon at 25s. and $4,000 bush. Corn at SID.
Exports exclusive of speciel from the port of
New-York to foreign ports for week ending Jan.
80, 1866, $l3, 1870.
The Boston Traveller Of last evening says,
The money market continues well applied with capt.
tai at the banks and In the hands ofiDdyidual lenders
The applications from borrowers within bounds.
and readily complied with in all where the prom
isors and colateras are satisfactory. The common
Of interest Is six per cent with occasional ex-
cepions little under and over. The banks are taking
paper with short dates from the customers, at $40
The street rates for the best double names having three
or four months to run is n 10 per cent, with little
doing in the lower grades at higher figures There is
good demand for certificates and for the public Sc
cures generay but there Is less doing IN local stocks
| and bonds, with few exceptions.
| The Cincinnati Commercial Of Monday says:
| Exchange remains about as irregular ever. The
supply Is possibly not so superintendent and It's heayi'
in great part attributable TO the coseness in the
supply Of currency, though the demand is only moder-
ate The offerings Of paper for discount are fully up to
what bankers care to have, while the TO take
them do to increase. Prime customers paper
stood ~ per cent interest in some cases and 1t Is
favor TO get any Of such passed at 10 per cent.
The traffic of the Great Western Railway of
Canada for the week ending Jan. &C. was
1866 SOS IS 1865. ..s45244 9oi Inc. $50 zi
Mr.. l.. NJ Hoffman Of the firm of Post g. Hof-
man. was this day elected member of the New
York Stock Exchange.
PROM w. g. wRIGHr's COTTON CIRCULAR
our market declined to H. for Middns upsnd. which
brought in exporters and some spectators who relieved the
needy holders after which the market steadily recovered
and closes firm quotations The sales for the week amount
0CQ bales The export during time has BEEN To
| cslons, ~. Total, s,82s.
Supply-Unt within Q short time believed that from
peace LIST Sept 1856 total receipts might fully
100000 bales From information recently received AN
satisfied that this excessive begin To evidence that
the supply becoming exhausted at points The rivers
been up for weeks and have received cotton
nom remote points; STILL total 10 less than last week or
before. The supply from Mississippi and Louisiana is nearly
all in and the VckSbng boats bring in but half cergoe The
various depots In Alabama longer with cotton
and the main river delivers but small portion OF what IL re-
ceved Mobile In Texas ALSO the railroads are all clear OF
Under all the circumstances arrive at the conclusion
the total above viii be rather under than over
| O00 bales. .
PrceTbe special Revenue Commission appointed by the
o. Secretary of the Treasury just made their report
In hich they the imposition Of OF Sc v 10
levied after July 1866 all cotton the product OF
United States the to be collected Of the manGfac
tuer the place OF consumption and Of the merchant OF
factor the port Of export upon all foreign hipnsnts The
Commission incidentally estimate the crop OF 1866 at not less
than 1000 900 bales
Southern markets by mall reported elsewhere In full
show heavy chiefly for foreign account at harden
ing prices By telegraph learn that there was less done for
the ending jan rs the market feeling the effect OF yey
large receipts and Of decline Of equal To nearly &C. 10
from Liverpool Prices notwithstanding toerably well
sustained Orleans and Mobile, closing reported else
where in DETAIL.
Receipts Exports and Stocks-By mail the receipts
than time back particularly in New Orleans
Charleston The exports BY telegraph learn
that receipts New Orleans and Mobile for the week end
rs larger than Tor weeks past which does
M hashe ssid ques.ion Of supply.
Ia Of be u1ny In