New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22
f,.mmere,ai Matfers Confirmed from Ffh Psg,.

tmportant change. For Bank Stocks tnere Is TAR
,.oulry. at about previous prices Government
stocks are in considerable demand and advancing
Sizes of 1867 sold at l6l The market at the close
had decidedly firm aspect
There has been an active market for Ster-
hns at Io.aIOl for leading bills with some drawers
.sking more Francs are 5l5G513l. The Southern
nail to-day brought considerable supply OF ster-
u,s and some half million of Francs, which were
sold a, 9la9s for Sterling and 5.I6s for Francs The
market closed firm. Amsterdam il.04lI, Hamburg
8'd36i, Bremen 79la79s.
In Freight there is not much doing, but
rates are without change. Engagements 1900 or
1900 bbls Flour to Liyert DOL atl2d Cotton "a 3OO
marcos Beef. 2s Cd; Grain, 404td., Resin, I'D
s,,ves COS. To London 1900 bbls. Flour, Is. 3D..
sao bbls. Naval Stores, 2s. To Glasgow Flour lSd
To Have Cotton is held at lc. vessel was char
tered TO take Slaves 10 Marseles at sl3 for hight
nnes and another to load Slaves at Norfolk for the
Windward Islands at $ll. To California there is
moderate business doing at 45d50c.
The steamer of tomorrow has a million
and ffty thousand dollars board tonight, which
will probably be increased to eleven hundred thou
sand tomorrow.
The money market is easier again on call
among the banking houses in the street. although
there is a good demand. There has been consdera-
BILE interchange Of specie to-day among the Banks
and they are less free lenders than last week, either
on call or paper The wants OF the mercantile COM
nunity are, however, now so much reduced thatthe
effect is felt in the street in the greater abundance
of capital employed on call, SO that although the
Banks should contract 10 the same extent as they
did two or three months since, the street would not
feel il as sensiby as then did. The rates OF inter-
est are unchanged but those OF paper, excepting
strictly frst-class, have upward tendency.
The amount received at the Sub Treas
ury was $4,000 paid $3.50 balance sS,2i6'sOi.
The building No. Al Wall-st., now Occu-
,;ed,bv Messrs. Jacob Little q Co., has been pur-
chased bv the Bank of North America, as Banking
Uouse. for 100000. Nr. Little pur chased 1t some
two or three years since for $4,000 and added an
upper story to it. 1t is of the best locations In
the street for bank, and the Bank Of North America
Is fortunate in getting possession of It,
There is new demand for Boots and
Shoes for the California market, but only to small
extent, as the stock is very small. Fine city made
Shoes are in good demand and firm in price. Thick
common work is dull and heavy. The stock LEFT
over Is, however, very light Preparations are ma
hing for large increase Of production next year
which is warranted by the increase OF demand,
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, Champlan 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-
bey 10.