“FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | per month; the average, for, the’ simo”‘months of | Thé sdvices from Exgland clieck remittances, and | money are a great evil, that suspensions of specie NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1862. 3 1860 was over twelve millions a month, and for } the financial imbroglio in -Congresspuzzies the | payments are very bad, and that it is extremely ee Se oo sere aera ed balers thay reach fare, Sompar, Jan. 19, 1862, | the same months of 1969 nearly Afteen sail- | speculators, Gold fluctuated alllast week between | objectionable tomake anything but gold and allver ntoe ‘Thalr instructions are to be ready for any emergency. ‘The Custom House tables of the foreign trade of | Hons, This falling off reflects the loss 1% and 8.per cent, closing yesterday at 2. alegal tender. ‘The question is, which is the greater or. 4 ob pkeeetrpepee ,* full, DEB" | the port of New York for the year 1861 were closed | of the Southern trade, and likewise to some} The following table showsthe consseof the stock | evil—to issue paper and make it a legal tender, or | prop % DALEY the mien ven’ Miacisippl Fegiments. "Yealerday the | yesterday, and we present the following full com- | extent the economies which have been practised | market during the past week and month:— to stop the war and acknowledge the Southern con- |" ‘and Liver parative statementa:— > by the peopee of the North. In round numbers, Deg, 21, Dez. 28, Sam 4. Jam, 31: Tam, 18 federacy? One or the other must be done, and at area he ‘of the regiments reached here . Thoy were the | Fonsuaw Iuronts Ewrmeap a? Naw Youx Domina ras Yeans | We consumea In 1861 $100,000,000 less foreign + 8956 once. Borrowing impossible, taxation too slow, PATE Zeeny see, Teer Gane! “Bintay ead, tbe ei, 1860; 1860 ax 1861, 45 | gooda than we did in 1860, and $12,000,000 less “S ini ica brpg | the fasue of exchequer bills, to be slanghtered in | KANGAROO. january ioe morrow. General McCulloch, the world-renowed Ben, is u f than we did in 1859. This enormous curtailment + a7 30 35, Wall street, too prodigal, there remains but one re- y L rnin way here, with his reavuvtabie troapete, ed 20A21.A76 SATB | of expenditure will serve to explain the dulness Michiana Conia: 443g Mt 415 BL $36 | source—the isoue of Treasury notes, made a legal | =e Suitaa, Body Seteated entrenes otlatoe piaied sie onaning, 16°163,608 6/700,001 | Which has prevailed in the paper market, and also | llinois Central... 60% 62. «= «63-634 | tender—unless we are prepared to lay down our | Firetcabin... ‘up his line of march” for Soottaville, Kentucky. If this 10,407,068 5,883,400 | the extreme bitterness which is felt and expressed Pag BB eB OF | arms and admit the dissolution of the Union. The | ‘to Fan Bootiovilie is twenticten miles espe of tna plage, mame: TPero'goo 1/25%608 | 1M manufacturing circles abroad on the subject of | Toledo 2 55%" Sig Gr sri | dilemma is unfortunate, undoubtedly; but in our } | masenees Seely co the als taroike to the central part aa,Teo.g0g | S.20eNees | our-civil war, ‘The decline is slmost exclusively ary Wexdvi0s%, ILL 112%" 113° | present circumstances ft is unavoidable, A ySrcho ng mais A South aoc os Sig seen TES : - fre also duly comiug? tn large, quantities, The. great iusiease, 306,498 | 19 manulnctured gonds., Hadthe Bonths submitted | Fepide Mall ....:: 86x 88! uahe'" 60 6p CYFY COMMERCIAL REFORT. oe Smaions tm sn, 7, Se taggioe Hesre conflict, then, though it may t take place as'soon ag 10,974,428 etd loyally to the constitutional election of Mr. Lin-"| The stock market, continues active, with a ten- os we pe ae from Liverpool, $40, From Queenstown, $8 "| oa, Pe A a oi al Aad Sareale @hxo 706 | Ol, the import entries at this port during the | dency to rise, checked at intervals by realizations ‘ poy sanz | sengers, and carry experien-ef” surgeons. They are built ia band and cannot be long deferred. = s 5,874,246 4,042; 1 Aauzs,—The market was quiet but steady, at $6 876 | Water tight iron eccuuus, and have patent fire ennibilators Pid Wht 9 as shin id) year 1861 would doubtloss have exceeded those of | by successful speculators. A report that the Secre- | tor nois and $6 for pearls. Oe oare, WILLIAM SOUTH CAROLINA. Total.$102,042,737 176,106,800 164,000,408, $4,264,201 | 1859, Had forcign Powers hastened, on tha ont- | tary of the Treasury had agreed upon.an imprac- | freanervrra.—Flour—The market was steady, while pinay Aer Water at in eo AL: [From tho Charleston Courier, Jan. 14.] ‘arehouse, 8,500,680 | break of the rebellion, to dispel the Gelusions | ticable scheme of finance with, certain bank mana- | prices were unchanged. The sales were light and chicfly Male OL No B8t, noch aquafe;_ in, Queenstown te Lg Gus harbor ha rate nag eye yesterday arenes entertained by the Southern leaders on the | gers caused a decline of 2 percent in government | to the home trade. Tho transactions footed up about Ki Wap stress in Fara to JULES BBC UE Ns 8 pasctionss; Ss reports trons Whiz guna attracting » nape arsters | SUPJect of foreign recognition, the manu- | securities on Thursday, and the general market | 1,000 a 8,000 bbls., closing within the rango of the follow. En adept cr , observers to the water front, where somo fine shooting with shot and shell was seen. THE BLOCKADE. Walnut sttert orat the Company's fice, 5,842,313 | facturers of France and England would | sympathized. A rally took place on Friday, on re- | ing quotations: JOHN G. DALE, Agent, 15 Broadway; New $.245,504 | have sold more goods than ever to this country, in- | ceipt of intelligence that the House Committee of | Sxperfine Stato s 1 rtd ee ORD 590 | THE BRITISH D NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MATL Six of the Lincoln fleet were strung along the front of 2,000 487 stead of selling two-thirds less. The decline in | Ways and Means had not been deceived by the | Superfine Western... 5 5 PARSPORTS-AM persons leaving the United Staten. vat eee tees aaah Gr nce Hit | Oc Smporations produced ite ‘natural esta in| banker, and was nt prepared trun the gover: | a ins ack Ws" 8 sk 36 | eae at i aad eR of Warley succeeded in passing by them they koep 2 more 2,150,561 | Feversing the gold current. _ The trade of the years | ment crodit in order to enable enterprising money | southern mped to good superiine. $80 a 630 | Washington, or by the passport agent at port of em ‘Vigilant lookout. 2,346,287 | 1859 and 1860 left us creditors of the world at large, | dealers to buy government securities at80 a 40 per aes Saale s ‘ 4 . Mf re! kien PROM XXW YORK 70 LIVERPOOL, * om ic ae 36,815,084 46,741,185 41,072,228 | 824 accordingly, in December, 1860, we began to | cent discount. Yesterday the market was firm, | Rye four... ss... $00 a 43) | Srna Gestn Passage 5 ANOTHER IPoRTANT CAPTCRE BY THE FEDERAL import the precious metal instead of exporting it. | and higher prices were reached for the leading | Corn meal, Jersey and Brandywine. thiditigaie baer 4a10 % BLOOKADERS. ye iern4 etree) It seemed, however, so contrary to all laws of po- | speculative shares; but after the second board | —Canadian flour was dull at unchanged prices, while | Second Cabin Passace. ignore ri) ghey Cainlresion:esesel:the Diioak;wp extract eaeaet | TaN but litical economy that gold should flow from peaceful | 9 slight reaction took place, and sales were | Sles embraced about 400 bbls, Southern flour was | pie oh ts from Kew Tok lita tag wug ork harbor. in sight of Galveston by the Sam Houston and two of the nations to a nation writhing in the throes of politi- call at effected at a decline of % a 8% per.| hewvy ant dull, though without change of moment in | PERSIA, Capt. Juiking, ‘AFRICA, Capt. 8) ot. J. Stone, SANADA, Capt. J. quemy’s launches, and the schooner was finally over. aaa cal convulsion and proximate civil war, that finan- | cent. ‘The stocks most popular with buyers at the | Mttions, while the sales embraced about 700 a 800 Asta. Capt YG bow” SBuEIOS, Gant ckley, hauled ami captured about 8 A. M., and now lies asa wry ial thoriti i 4 < bbls. Rye flour was steady and in fair request at our | AUSTRALASIAN, NIAGARA, Lee darecm, + prize incom; with the Santee, the Sain Houston, and 1,486,147 1,604,018 cial authorities didnot hesitate to predict that spe* | present time appear to he Pacific Mail, Galena, . Capt. Cook, — EUROPA, "Cay 5 Bnother'ef tho enemy’s schooners, name not known, that 2,920,921 2,050 ¢ z M4 ae eal was firm at rr aiding), cle shipments from Europe to the United States | Toledo, Erie, and Rock Island, ‘The two first | MSCs) with snlos of 160 Dbis, Corn meal was frm ¢ Pore mens anitoligutel fi ith sales of 600 bbis. J 4 Brandy- ‘These vessels carry a clear white light at mast head; green eee eee ee ere peescteay., We 'SOrn, would cease very shortly, and thatthe gold sent | named are the only raguler dividend paying seeu- | wn” es ee hecey eek Le from asloop that came into Galveston on Sunday morning from New Orleans that she sailed in company with the above schooner, bound westward, and both loaded with ‘tobarco. They wero separated in a storm on Friday last, ‘and‘the sloop was considerably damaged, and was sailing upter her jurymas, when she came in, escaping the ‘Bivckaders.”” 2,145 634 2,138,579 2,674,248 Total, ..$22,024,001 28,708,782 28,006,447 0,263,018 $300,572 71,808 228,050 7,202,229 240059 92,208 = 190,175 2,274,087 77,208 81,68 (8S 5y546,406 824,540 2 436, 102132 485,692 «88,272 6,587,163 86,805 | 175,198 64,851 6,996,498 67,682 * 848,419 140,750 1,049,552 188,233 184,563 _ 255,005 1,281,012 620,646 1,088,838 “639.028 90446 267,087 446,798 908.825 63,133 «184,634 6,174,061 853,580 GEORGIA. ‘BALE OF NESHOES—PRICE OF BLACK TROPERTY IN a out of the savannah Repeblican write correspondent ican writes ‘from Thomasville, Ga. , Jap. 7, a¢ follows:— W may bef interest to your readers t0 know what ‘Valuation is ‘placed upon darktes in our section. 1 saw ‘tho following negroos Sold here to-day'at administrator's sale, terms twelve months,emall notes with approved security, ad interest from date if ‘not punctually paid, e ile sal SuERICA Stone, aves Rew wine, Corn was heavy and lower, while sales were cons | A\ Stone, Ways : here would goon return te the banks of | rities antong the number. Pacific Muil pays a | gned tosome 12,000 a 15,000 bushels, at 64c. for Western | ALA GARA, Moodie, leaves England and France. Tho money article of tho | dividendion the 2th proximio; whether it will be | mixed, ie ttore, and sone new round yellow at fe. | CasAVA, Mir leaves Boston, Wesnesiny- % i er e ed, whic! i Shannon, [eay x * London Tisnes, with its usual accuracy, assured its | five or ten per cent. is a queetion which exercises | Wirat wre hes seabis Biota ‘at $1.30 wor siltaots red;_| ~Bortha'not secured ugilt pet for, readers thet there was but little probability of the | speculators greatly. It % admitted that the boats | $137 for somo Western. do.; $192 for choice Chiengs eee eet ete rips will not be accountable for Gold, ii 2 ‘ spring, tm store; $1 3234 for Northwestern club, and $1 4i cie, Jewelry, Precious Stoncs or Metal Gold remeining long enough here to be receiued. | will have earned 16 percons during the quarter; | TEs Long Taland. Ryo was. steaty and. in fair do- | Suyet Bulan, Specie, Xen epee await iereot Happily, the sudden reduction in our imports, and | but as dhe Board of Directera declined in Novem- | mand, ‘with saies of 4,060 bushels State at 82c. on the | therein expressed. For bo oe pes ane green, an active foreign demand for our breadstalfs, dis” | ber to divide more than fice per cent, and directed | dock, ud at 8éc. delivered. Burley was quiet but firm, MOS MIAIES Sarees SST é , with ‘gales of 400 bushels to arrive at the raitroad | ———————— Ow kp LIvER- appoimed these expectations. We contimeed to | the overplus—eqnal to other five per cert—to | depre, at 80c. Outs were heavy atdic.a 420. for Cana TEA! 70, LONDONDE: woe gst Seip tert eee, import gold throughout he year; the heaviest im- | be ttvested in their‘own stock, it is inferred that | dio ana Western, and at 426. a 43 Lor State. powered, Clyde built steamer HIBBIENIAN, Captald " . Contox.-—The market wis quiet, and doalers awaiting * tying the C-nudian and United Staies niaiis, wi en Ae the year, with one exception, being | they ‘will pursne ‘the same course next month. | peer f reign news, while prices were unchanged. The | ga] from Portland, next Saturday, Jan. 25, Hates of pabange in Saly, when the warwas raging fiercely. De- | Twenty per cent ‘antially is certainly a bwadsome | tales embraced wbout 200 bales, in separate lots, in the | trom New York—iirst class, scoording to mecome.d 'e A 0 t +3 30 A 3 ce, found with good provistons, $30. Cer: ceraber was the firsi month during wiiish our bul- | itveme—more then ‘can be obtained by any other | ‘acighborhood of 33ic. @ Ste. for middling uplands. A | 9 aie Oe a ror bringing out passengers from ail the prin~ athe ——— | Jot of 50 baies was reported sold on the wharf at the ine | tii cates issu ng Treaud, at vory low rates, vig:— ZslOAz 8,062,000 97,080,413 | HMexports exceode@ our imports. TH will be re- | iewestment on ‘the list. Galema ‘bas just |) side figure. ee aerate. fy away, New Yor. An.old woman (the mother of thirteen children) “ = — membered that a faveri ‘i ithe Givi Corver was steady, while the sales embraced about BABEL & SLARLB, Geacral Agents, ind a oniila Khoat four vonce ola broughs ota e a favorite notion of rebel lead- | Givided five por cent; and, as the. re- 1,100 bags of Rio at 183z¢. © 20c. Theluded jn the sales ag m wa —— A girl abeut thirteen years old 13105 09,447,962 21,756,278 26,827,411 | ors was that the ouffreak of civil war would drive ‘cent advance ita its mortgage ‘wonds her | we e600 made for exp rt. AMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY. A Boy about eight years old rt 18,848,370 19,366,878 16,341,707 London, tavre and Soutiatn, t class and elogant iron mall HAMMONL H, F. Schwensen, ‘A doy avout eight years-old 20'820°456 29°5807128 18/04/3381 | I the specie in the North to Furape, and cause 8) ' ‘A boy about four years ond, ‘$3435.01: 16,972,383 14.886.393 ] general collspse df Northern baul-und merchants. | 16.803 A51 14,049,281 | “ >, | Feeomr.—Rates were steady, while engagements Seam | Yemoved the only embarrassmewt in te were light. To Liverpool 190 bbis. petroleum oil was | The favoriv way of regular ‘semi-annual dividends, it is-to "be | taken at és. 6d, 100 bags clover seed ut 30s., 47° bbis. An interesting illustration of this:tieory is affordet | presumed that ‘it will henceforth may ‘3 ‘to 4 \per | Pork at 4s., and 200 bbls, flor at 2. 6 mmnan ler, fo London | Garrying the United States Tail. *alis from pier No. 22 ‘Total. 24,069,821 19,160,789 12,649,733 | > 700 dbis.’ tlour. at 8e. Bd, To Glasgow 2,060 | Nor-h river, foot or Falion street, positively on ns plata dl faich ORICA hy art 27,286,120. 24,831,649 14'994'861 | by the fact thatduring the firstitirce months ofttite | cent every stk months as regulem\yas New Work | pusn is wheat at l0d.,in ships. bags. Tan Dig fee BATORDAY, January 25, fm thie region. In my epinion there is a higher estimate | 94,640,501 25,038,854 8,8°5,028 i ‘ y ss * Southampto war—May,Juneead July—we importedifrom Burope | Central. Wt fe

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