New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21

an advance CT "a pr cent. WITHIN = ic" uAys'
Harlem remains r .eady a; e2l This stock has
risen less than most others en- the stock list, aud
under the pr eseut favorable condition OF its affairs
will prob ably nuctuate less than others, which
have advanced more rapidly. North American
Trus, fell off per cent from the last sale sell
in at 70 Long Island is without much varla-
ton An order has been issued to Mr. Fiagg, the
officer before whom the debts of this concern are
proved, to make a report whether the Road shall
be sold subject to the lease TO the Brooklyn and
Jamaica Road or not. This lease has, we be
live some twenty years to run Reading SOLD at
about Yesterday rates. Farmers Trustls steady
Erie securities were in fair demand and STEADY
On the whole the fancy market has an appearance
of steadiness, which may be sustained in the pre-
sent easy condition Of the Money Market but has
less symptoms of an improvement aboutit than we
have noticed for some time past. Morris fell oti un-
der considerable sales by the large holders at 2o4
More than 600 shares were sold in the street be
tween the Boards For Gov ments there was tar
demand at steady rates. The market was slecteu
by indistinct rumors Of coming financial even
Of considerable Importance, OF which we are nov
at liberty at present to speak more July ana Oh
the truth OF which we have oery great doubt.
Exchange closed heavy, with fair business
at 9a9l for sterling. The supply OF bills was
ample. Some of the leading drawers held at 10
percent. Francs $50 05,782
The amount received at the SubTreasury to-
day is s5l, l18; Payments, s4,5l2j Balance
s3,23e, 1896
Our estimate yesterday of the specie IN the
un.town Banks was as we intended it should be,
rather under the actual figures The result OF
count shows s25000O more than we stated.
This amount, added to our statement yesterday
gives s8,750,OOO in the City Banks, or about a
million decrease since 1st Oct
The bills of the free Bank of Corning were re.
turned to-day from the Albany Agency unre-
deemed Unless change has recently been
made, this Bank has circulation of about $4,000
secured by $780, 600 Illinois Skies, $4,000 Michi
gan and s25, $50 bond and mortgage.
1t is stated that the bills Of the Mechanics and
Manufacturers Bank Of Providence R. l. are now
received at the Suffolk B ank, Boston.
Money on call was exceedingly plentiful to-
dav. and large balances could not be used on IN
terest First class short paper goes at 506 #' ct.
and occasionally favorite name at a y ct. Long
paper is 607 q ct On call money is 5G6 z CT
but on Government Stocks be had at az
per cent.
, Freights are dull, with downward tendency.
Within few days there have been engagements
to London 500 ties. Beef at As; 10000 h. Whale
bone. Id; 800 bbls Oil, 20s. Flour, Is. Cd; small
bogheads Tobacco 22s. Cd $50 bbls. Resin, IS Cd;
Cheese 30s &c. To Glasgow, 5000 bush. Wheat,
Sd 90 tcs. Beef, s.. Cd; and Oil and Oil Cake,
Dos To Havre the packet cath is full at previous
rates To California small vessels have the pre-
ference the bulk of 1000 bbs. was taken at 81
cents per foot and other at higher rates, accord
ing to circumstances, &c.
The Staining List gives the annexed state
ment of Exports from this port for the week end
ing Nov. 10. The movement in Breadstaffs, t
will be seen, is large
To ass bOls Flour 81 do Apples 200 s@ do
Flax Seed ssl7i bush Wheat ~ bales Hemp 60 caies
Shoes, llv gals Lard Oily o6o do Sperm on 46 chests
Is 24G DO Hams 1893 do Lard 1892 do Butter 1884 do
: Waefoots IN 6s5 do Oil Cake l8lOo do Talow, ~ uns
k To Ioado@id58 bbIs Flour, Apples. al8 Resin
FsS 1s 81 e hds Tobscc eD So Is Wax do 6ae6on
7928G8 do OIL Cake l35lI do Cheese, 10 bales Hemp 28
To Brol3665 bills Flour, li02 do Resin $50 do Pork,
6hhds Bark, 9,l20 d Lard 2i3iO do Cheese ,co
To I0rre-32 bbs Potash, 81 do Jewellers Ashes loo
hhds Tobacco, so tics Rice bales Hops case Vanilla 10
do l. r. Shoes.
To begum--355 bbs Potash 5l do Resin, PIG les Rice,
772O lbs Fusuc 80 bales Sarsaparia, 6e43 gallons Lard
To Hause 7oon-28bbls Potash goo Resin, 81 les Rice,
200 bugs Pmeno $50 do Pepper 800 cases EXl Wood 3i
do r. Shoes. do Oil Peppermint 100 bales Hops, rs do
SaIsapala 81 do Tobacco 9785 lbs do MID, 1902 do
Whelehone 1854 do Fusc 2odd gallons Lard OIL oxs
To HolGnd-loO bbls Pork, 25i uns Logwood 1900
Slaves, Ii casks Bark, POO reams Paoer.
To Lg9"Gyya; Ar1lO7 bills Flour Il pkgs Donestcs,
60 do Foreign Dry Goods % 6xs Mold Candies 40 coils
Cordage 10 ties Rice $3.50 ID Lard 655 do Cheese, $50 do
To Nerc Grenada Piles, No 1911
To Merco-l0 bales Cinnamon. 40 Steel PAS gs.
Winnie on, 80 bgs Cocoa, 50 do, Pepper 80 bxs; Tin
Plates % do Sperm Candies 28 ID Cheese 625 do Fish
TO 81 Domingo-26o bbls Flour 20 do Beef 225 do Pork
20 do Bread $50 do Mackere 1870 do Aegives 10 do Rice
720 bxs Soap, 10 do Mold Candies do Sperm Candles
hhd Tobacco IA bales do 10 bags Pepper 40 casks Nails
g. pkes DomesliGs 4l lbs Fish 266 do Butter 93 do
Cheese 81 10 do Lard IA do Reid Sugar 33 do Hams,
To Seqnish Hest Iudics16bb Flour, 80 do Pork Is cs
coils Cordage, 1877 gals Whale on $40 lbs Butter, 459 do
To british Vest Indies-2O75 bbs Flour 81 do Beef 5oi
do Pork Al do read $50 do Meal 20 puns DO 756 b4shts
Corn SEQ bxs Mold Candies hhds Tobacco, 1888 lbs Man
qlacmred do 29i5 lbs Cheese 1857 los Butter, 22S6 lbs
Hams. 1000 Abs Lard, 10000 feet Lumber
To British NO,th lnert1a525l bbs Flour 2o5 do Rye
Trenails
The Jomestown Journal says the NewYork
and Erie Railroad Company have taken the sub
1ect OF branch road between Ere and Little
Valley into consideration. Mr.. Swift, one of the
experimenting Engineers on that road, with
competent corps recently passed through James
town from Little Valley on tour Of exploration
and survey of the route. They represented the
grades, &c. as very favorable as far as they had
proceeded. The survey, it is expected, will be
completed in about two weeks
The party who have been surveying the pro.