New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13

Losn. and Dses s2t2 eos o. pece SIel29 ss go,
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Clearing. The week endin. reh y 5g d25 Us
Clearing. for the week ending Feb 10 '' SytiJlo'I W
IA ,t CO. for the week ending Fen 3..... lsblo5.n ~
Balances for the week ending Feb lO..... l85SS45 s.
Statement SAINT a. last week
Exchange is firm, and for best Sterling at 60 days
the rate is lO,, +, a lO7;, and closes strong.
Spectators arc arguing from PrcsidentJohrson's :
speech TO the Virginia delegation that he is in no
hurry TO see the rredecmabe due bills shiupasterS
the government was for ed 10 issue during the Re-
belion put ont ofthe wsy They quote the President
as follows:
"Ifhese States be fully restored the area for the
circulation Cf the national currency which Is thoug
by some 10 be inflated 20 very gfet ox.ent VIII I've
enlarged, the number Of persons trough whose hands
IL Is pass viii be inc cased the quaty of commerce
in which IL Is 10 be employed a. med nm OF exchange
will be enlarged and then II v begin TO approximate
what al desire specie standard IL al the states
were restored; if peace and ordered reigned through.
the land and tie industrial pursuits all the avoca
tiOns Of peace we're again resumed the day would not
be for distant when could put into the commerce OF
thewOrd S0 900 500 Up0 900 worth Of cotton and
tobacco, and the various products OF the Sputhein
aes which would constitute IN part b1si. Oi this
currency. Then instead II The being inverted
should the position and put tine basc at the bot
to az II ought be. Bnd the fency of the country
will rest sound ard enduring basis and surely that
result which Is calculated 10 promote the interests
extremity 10 the other.
Read by prudent and solvent traders, the Prcsi-
dent will DO understood TO mean that the legal
tender money viii in the restored States find new
employment, and the present owners Of II get
higher rates for its use, state Of things not likely
to relieve traders in the North who their paper
unsold at l0al5 per cent per annum in New-York,
and at still higher rates in the West. The sooner
the $3.50 000 or 500 000 900 of cotton and other
Southern products are ready for market the sooner
will gold fall and with it the fortunes of those who
argue that debt is national and private blessing
These who expect the President 70 help speculators
to thrive on the use Of irredeemable paper money,
had better read the annual Message once more and
revise their opinions.
Freights are firm but quiet. The engagements
TO Liverpool are zoo bales Cotton at d.; lA,OOo
bush. Corn at Cd; 1000 bush. Wheat on private
terms, and per steamer 10, 600 bush Corn at 6Id.
The Erening Post says:
A dispatch from Concord, N H.. reports much ex.
ctemeDt among the directors and stockholders Of the
Concord Railroad corporation cau.ed by developments
said mpcate passengers conductors and other par
ties with embezzement, and the issuing Of spurious
railroad tickets Property 10 the amount OF $500 600
belonging to the alleged cefaulters has been attached
and legal proceedings instituted.
The Times has the following:
A gentleman who arrived In this city last evening
direct from Texas by the Galveston s,eamer--and
whose means Of information unsurpassed-sssures
that the cotton crUp o that State for the present year
will exceed 600 600 bales. II other cotton.
growing States do half well a. Texas (D proportion
TO their industrial strength the cotton crop this year
will be than double the ordinary estimate OF iis
amount Then comes the general tumble
The Cincinnati Commercial of Saturday, reports
Exchange became frner under the days business, SO
that dealers pat up their selling rate .iOc prem
The discount market can not be regarded ~ more
than moderately active. though bankers not at 4
loss for ways In which their Means while Govern
securities be handled good sdva
as they have been lately.
The Pottsriile Miners Journal of Saturday re-
ports
The quantity sent by railroad this week IL SO Il
tuns eganft 20 3S for the corresponding week last
year.
The cold srapof weather has caused an increased de.
mand for coal from all the regions and the quantity
sent 10 market this week shows an increase OF a. g
tuns over the corresponding week last year.
The trade sums up this week as follows compared
with last year: