New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22

which has been developed this season.
The following Banks have notified the
Bank Superintendent of their intention to wind up
and withdraw their circulating notes:
Adams Bank, American Bank, Champlain Bank
Cortland County Bank, Commercial Bank of Lock
port, Knickerbocker Bank, Mcintyre Bank, Mer-
chants Bank, Washington County Merchants
Bank, Ontario County Northern Bank Of New
York Oswego County Bank
The above Banks are all amply secured, either by
United States or New-York and United States
Stocks and their places have been supplied by the
Red Dog currency OF the Free New Jersey Banks.
The returns of the New-Orleans and
Philadelphia MINIS for October completes the follow
ing table Of gold deposits from January to Novem-
<bsJ 10.
DEPOSITS OF COLD
New. Orleans phiIadelpha' a., d Total tai
Nine months. 347 $9s9s5 sSou az 1 ,sa
Nov S to the 18Th. 100000 100000 100000
fetal $7,ni ,096 $3g,643,i45 $40, 73iSal
Same time III so 3,674o62 2s,55O,00O - 22iOc~
Increase. ,4s7 ,O34 $ii,O93,44s $l453o479
Al New Orleans there was no coinage in Septem-
Der, owing to the repairs of the machinery The coin
age at both MINIS for October has been as follows:
sss ps1ds?se s,a9 gNss
lO----- f9u,VVV 3SuoW lou'oVV
I............... 7o,e9S eso 699 35s699
s6,S g, go s5'a,I Z % $50 SS. sIs
Total. .so7i 600 s5279,725 s5,95i,32s
This is equal to over seventy millions b annum
Il Will be observed that four.hf,hs are in double
esRles for export, for ihe benefit of bankers.
The following announcement appears in
Taempson's Bank Note Reporter:
Dnx mel IL
nv belief that VTgiRla State Stocks Will rise TO
y cent in as many months that am borrowing
money on them al 6 ~ cent, payable on demand,
J. THoNPsoN, No. o. Wallst.
The business of the Wabash and Erie
Indiana, Canal continues 10 show an increase as
viii be seen by the annexed statement;
Receipts from tolls in October, 1888 81
Do. do. October, ls5O-.----- 49, W
Receipts from sales of land IN Oct 1881 -$2isS4 So
Do. DO. do Oct. 1850 1859 "A
Increase ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SI,loo Al
Total receipts from November /, 1850, TO Novem-
From sales of land .$lsa,s7S SIS
From tolls on Canal. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS E4,e99 70
Total receipts .$364,l77 "a
Daring the same period last year, VIZ
November !, lSi9, TO November l.
1881, and on the same line OF Canal,
the receipts were
From tolls. l3.,l5s 81
Increase this year----.---.-----..----- $eiSie 3
The Canal Board commenced opening the
propositions for Canal Jobs at Albany, yesterday Up
20 their adjournment for dinner, two hundred and
seven propositions were opened, numbered, regis
cred and handed TO the Division Engineers to be
sanvassed. Several days will be necessary to open
and register all the propositions, aud two OF three
weeks 10 canvass them.
The shipping house under the title Of
HaInden 4 Co, in Boston, have suspended They
were the owners Of the propeller rs. 5. Lewis
and were largely interested in East Boston stock
xpeealations. TAs Bostoa Journal says;
They have been obliged TO suspend payment IN
consequence Of the adverse tide which has for
time been setting against them. To the enterprise
and energies OF this arm do our citizens owe the es
Enlistment Of the line Of steam propellers be tween
this port and Liverpool, Of which the 5. 5 Lewis was
Ahe pioneerthe construction Of the Grand Junction
Railroad, and other works favorable TO the growth
and prosperity Of Boston. We trust that Messrs.
II. & Co. will speedily recover nom this misfortune.
At Philadelphia there is less demand for
money, with good inquiry for sixty day paper.
The Illinois Free Banking Law having
probably been adopted BY the people. We give below
an abstract of the important portions Of II. IL is
understood that ihe law has yet TO be acted upon
by the Supreme Count, in regard TO the question
whether the election al which II was submitted to
the people was the general election" stipulated
IN this act
SEC. ]. Authorizing the Auditor to prepare plates.
SHc. @ Whenever any person, or association Of
persons formed for the purpose of banking under
The PROVISIONS Of this act, shall lawfully transfer 10,
and deposit with the Auditor, any portion OF the
public stock issued or 10 be issued by the United
States or any Stale stocks on which interest is ar
nualy paid. or the stocks Of this Stste-the latter
stocks to be valued al rate twenty per centum less
in value than the market price OF such stocks TO be
estimated and governed oy the average rate at which
such stocks have been sold In the City OF NewYork,
within the previous SIX months, preceding the time
when such stocks may be left on deposit with the
Auditor and in no shall the Auditor issue bills
for banking purposes OF bonds of tins or any other
state. on which less than y cent IS not regularly
paid unless there shall be deposited with INN at
teaa two dollars In bonds exclusive OF the interest,
Tor every dollar in bills issued Such person or
association of persons. shall be entitled to receive
nom the Auditor an equal amount OF such clrculai-
inc notes of different denominations, registered aud
countersgned as aforesaid and II shah not De law
f foy the Auditor to take such stock AZ Tate aDose