New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-19

mailed AZ the close OF business the ioho"nb
rate. were current: Ohio Certificates, rs s26i
Cumberland Coal, 44i944l; Mariposa, 1871; New
York Central, 2i0y2si Ere, 9O,09Oi; HUDSON
River, IO4alO4; Reading, lOOi9lOOi; Michigan
Southern. 6siaGs2i Cleveland and Pittsburgh
7sl a7s,; Rock Island, lOli slOlli North Western
3lt03l4; Fort Wayne, 94l99it
Money is abundant at per cent, and is oheieu
in large amounts. Upon Governments as 10" a'
per cent has been accepted. In Commercial paper
the rates are G. a7i per cent for best good al 0~'
and long list of fair al lO0l5 per cent.
Exchange is quoted easier, and best Sterling can
be had at 1881. The rates are; Bankers sterling'
60 days, 1855 0lOsii Bankers sterlins' uayS'
Iooa a ITO. Commercial 1854 1854; Francs, long
date. 5Je905I6I; Francs, short date 5.l5a5i2i'
Upon the Produce Exchange lower rates were
accented. Flour was duh and Sc lower. Wheat
dull, and common grades ic lower. Pork lower
Beef steady. Whisky quiet Lard dull ana not
so firm.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts
sl,724,769 S2-for Customs, $4,000; Payments
slOO9.6l5 6s--on account of Loan, $685. 'OO; bal'
ance $sO,s5s, $50 O3--Coin Certificates, sol9VoV'
Freights are frmer. The engagements 10 LI'eI-
pool arc 20 600 BUSH Corn at nd per Sc H. ana oc'
ner 60 H. $50 bales Cotton at 7-l6 Id lou Dds
Rosin At Is. Cd. A British bark, with 2,4OO bbls'
Petroleum, 10 Cork for orders, at 6si OF, IL 10 INC
Continent, 6s Cd.
The Chieago Tribune Of Tuesday says:
The money market to-day was generally reported to
no loss stringent than nj the close OF last week; but TINS
Is dne mainly 20 the fading off IN the ecopso OF hops
daring the past day or two, and consequent decrease
in the demand for money by commission ipeIcnnnts'
her than TO any increase in the supply OF currency
Sill The market was by no means easy; Dut Odnhes
are generally able to meet the legitimate deh'snus
their customers Tie rate Of discount al the banhs -
steady at 10 per cent per annum, nut the plt oann
ers are charging u per cent per month: AS con
sequence of the drce OF stringeney oi tle HOLLY
market there was frmer feehnG N the nniees 'o
Eastern exchange but the counter rates are s'enuy
| ID discount buyine and par selling Inc supply az
present is comparatively light, and the tendency up
ward.
The Netc- Orleans Picoyune Of the 9Th says;
The movement ofthe Exchange market was SUSPENDED
In consequence Of the banks being closed, hn We no
tced one sale OF sterling ship bill for 4I6UO al 10
which may be regarded as an extreme rae anu one 'oI
$4,000 at 1881 for gold. Que 81 the banks oneTeu 10
draw for 10000 at l53 which Is one per cent Io"eT
than its rate on Saturday. The safes OF francs Include
% OUO very frst-rlass at 372t. Domestic Exchange
was also without any movement wof OF go % noo Ns.
York sight at per cent discounts small amount az
3 s2s 900 sight and five days sight at IL and s20OOO
thirty days at II.
The following is the statement of cotton at New
Orleans, ,made up Jan. g.;
Stock on hand Sept l. ls65..............:... s325s
Received to-day Observation-Disclosures. AtV ...
Received previously .5ey Jsl-Ss'V'1
Total. Al. 1888
Cleared to-day. none.
Cleared previously 152
Stock on hand and shipboard not cleared. COZ
The Cincinnati. Commercial of Tuesday says;
Exchange is 10 rather short supply md consequently
very firm with dealers buying Of one fnother ut O0
mot particularly active Its tone about as last
reported. and rates Of interest steadily maintained
The Erie Railway Company has declared a dvi-
dend Of per cent on the common stock, and 81 on
the preferred.
The New-Jersey Railroad and Transportation
Company has declared dividend Of ) per cent.
The Cotton Circular of W. p. Wright says:
High prices and not unfavorahle weather have
every possible bale out OF the crop OF leco ahe
more and better cotton has been saved In Texas and
the South West than planters had hoped for Want o
capal-thcir old friends the banks cannot hep the-
and uncertain lbortheirformer slaves scarcely Ie'z'
their position free set bound to workable the obsia
Giles 10 putting in keeping clean. and cking large
crop in 1906 Northern and foreign capitalists arc IN
ved 10 loan money on most iaVOiaDie terms shIe u
crop and the likes and in spite of the old theories as "a
the mpOssbity OF white labor in cotton lands Southern
papers inform ,mjgrans that their health wonld be
as well assured there IN any other portion ol the
United States" The preparations for the new crop are
soon 70 begin and there is scarcely time either for s
Influx of capital or of immigrants by carrying enor-
mons stocks Of cotton into New0rleans and Mobile,
factors and planters have tied up the capita" that would
have been Otherwise available and have had IN conse-
lonence an ineonYenienty tight money MARKET Inc
sale OF these stocks will give them about SJ0OOOWO
and with TINT they win make shift tor TINS year. As Tor
labor the present remuneTatye prices VIII lead the
planter to treat negroes his disposed so as 10 OBJ
tain ou them the help hioh they alone give hio
and he can well afford TO do it. On the whole even with
the difficulties which the lack OF money AID the dsor'
eanized condition labor oppose there is every reason
10 look for a very respectable increase on the cotton
production Of 1896 over 1873. cannot help saying,
however that the Southern country Offers the highest
kind Of inducements 90 industrious cmgrants OF the
agricultural class, particularly Germans.
msrtets-CArIypIIY KKPonrKp yoR THEN.Y. TRIpuSE
THURSDAY, Jan. Is, lcG6
ASHES-The market for Pots is dull small Gales
at a. 5OGs7 IS.
COTTON-Tbere Is less activity In the market but
prices are without alteration. closing at 5lUJ2c for
Aliddings with sales OF $500 bales.
| COFFEE-We have no sales 10 advise prices are
steady. ~
|, flour AND MEAL-The market for Western
and State Flour is irregular; choice brands or Trade
and Family Brands are firm. but Shipping Grades are
IOc lower there more inquiry for the local trade;
the sales are $500 bbs. at s7Gs7 30 for Superhne