New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-03

who during the Rebellion were 40 virulent m cen
surfing tie Government for usng Legal TENDERS a.
they are now ANXIOUS to prevent the Treasury from
putting them into funded debt.
Exchange is more active, but rates are not ad-
vanced Best Bankers Sterling sold at los, though
the drawers nomnally quote lOS}0IoeI. we
quote: Bankers Sterling GO days, lOS9lo 1851;
Bankers Sterling, 3 days, l'9i; Commercial, 1910
lO.s; Francs, long date 5.92l d5.2Oi Francs, short
date, 5.lS295iGl.
The business Of the Sub-Trcasury was: Receipts,
sl,1H.eGl; for Customs S5CS,o0; Payments,
s74s,2I2 So; on account of Loan, $50 Bal
sace, sqs, IS, J97 81 Coin Certificates, S3ll 600
Freights are dull; the engagements to London
are so bbs. Flour at g.; to Glasgow per steamer
900 bush. Corn at SD. Brig to Constantinop!c
with Rum at &c.
Tie Cincinnati Commercial of Wednesday says:
The money pressure can hardly he regarded as cice
II was iioigh such relief as las been had IS ust
able rot or III falling of in the den ana thah III nh
increase in the supply from interior ieIithhces.
cautious policy # bankers j. adhered u" We INV ,en
to brlic,e closely. There Is scarcely NV I"p,'
M XII Tint " nov regarded worth fnIy ~ per ce'
aud M innisn i,inn 10 take paper that would have
be rated above Is per cent Is nann.Steu on1 49,,
backing is such us may be very eashy coh'ci'ou NV"
cash
The week closes upon an unsatisfactory sta'e OF
ofYairs in mercantile circles. Instead of a large
increase of trade buyers arc doing next 10 no'hhe
and demanding still lower prices. Domestic goods
arc offered at prices equal to 6 p cent decline, but
are still neglected. The movement OF goods INTO
bond Is large and importers and Jobbers steadily
being loaded with commodities. From the facto-
res the advices are that stocks arc increasing ana
orders declining. The West does not pay promptly,
from the simple fact Of inability. Under deeiln-
ing prices for farm produce the small store
keepers billsarc not paid the jobbersof the Western
cities are crippled and their creditors in the Attain
tic cities brought to point where their paper lacks
BUYERS at 10 Is per cent per month. These results
arc the naturl effect OF the end of the KeDellioh
and of the termination Of the expenditures OF the
Government. The end is not yet, and those mer-
chants, iolbers and consumers, who are mos
prudent now, will be the safes as the season adj
vances and lower prices made, under the inevitable
contraction of the currency.
| There is good deal OF commotion in regard TO
rents and fabulous advances have been exacted Tor
fancy property from dry goods people. Offices are
held higher but tenants are not anxious to secure
their present quarters III III! 'liHb aOo'V '"o' '
rates. There was q great mortality among ONCE
tenants during 1865, equal to 80 per cent, fact
which has not escaped the survivors, and now gov
crus their action As things look in Walls, atcnan
sure to pay promptly last years rates Is the best
landlords can reasonably look for. House property
is held at extravagGnt advances, (which tenants will
be forced to pay, but mortality in that direction
promises to be severe.
Messrs. W. II. Hamilton, NJ. X. Hamilton, IT,,
Of the New-I ok Stock Exchange, and W. A.
Elery, jr., have formed new Stock Commission
House at No. 80 Broad-st., under the finn Of
Hamilton, Elery Co.