New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-18

of N.w.York Osa ego County Bank. McIntyre Dins,
Commercial Bank o. Lock port, Adams Bank, Cham
PLAIN Bank. American Bank, Cortland County Back
and Knlckerbocker Bank, that their affairs are be-
ing closed and circulation withdrawn.
By comparing some Of the items IN the las. table,
" find that The last report the Banking apta
IN the State has been increased $2l019 9 and DE-
crease OF $2o7 33s IN Circulation, and S51ef2lo IN
loans and discounts The reports snos a further
decrease of specie in vaults Of $l.e53,73s and II
will he seen by tire above table that It has been
steadily diminishing since December last.
Albany Evening Journal
The Times OF this morning says:
The monthly interest accamulating our pub
lie debt abroad, Is generally estimated at two nil
hons dollars.
We have never heard OF any estimate approaching
this amount. The largest estimate We have ever
heard Is nine millions per annum. To equal the
sum named by The Times, our debt abroad must be
$3.50 100000, which at p cent would give An inter
est of about two millions. The Times, certainly, viii
not assert that Federal, State, City and Railroad
debt, &C., is held abroad to any such amount as this
In Uncurrent Money there is no change.
There is a fair demand for currency for circulation.
The rates are Eastern. t p cent State ! y cent;
New-Jersey Tom Cat, { old Jersey Banks, !.
Southern, ldli Western. li9Il Tennessee,
D cent. The broken Banks are selling as follows:
Farmers Bank. Nina. 80 cents on the dollar.
Bank OF New Rochelle 80 cents on the dollar
James's Bank % cents on the dollar
Coml Eank, Perth Amboy. so cents on the dollar.
Peoples Bank, Paterson cents on the dollar.
Bank of Salisbury Is cents or the dollar.
1t is understood the Farmers Bank of Nina will re-
sumo sometime before the LIST of Dec.
The demand for Land Warrants is good,
and we quote $40 to $50 for the leo Warrants.
We have no doubt the Warrants under the &c. of
September, 1850, will be made assgnable by the APP
preaching Congress, and it would be well for those
holding Mexican Warrants to dispose of them before
Congress amends the act OF 1880
The Erening Journal gives the annexed
statement Of the quantity of Flour Wheat Com and
Barley, left at Underwater during the second week
in November, in the years 1850 and 1851 as follows
-Four. bbs. Wheat. bu. Corn. b. BarIs, gu.
1856. 1890. 203003 225 i22 22.sl4 l093i
is5l.....i6i,sil i6i.;'l si,3i5 9ll.4Sj
Dec 4l,l59 Dec 6O.64s Inc 81 ,6Ol Inc lO2Oll
The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at
tde-water from the commencement of navigation TO
the l4th November, inclusive, during the years 1850
and 1851. is as follows:
Flour. 55s. Wheat. bu. Corr. 1n; Barley, 81:
60! s5s S6st5S2 2IsS 5 S92 '5 81, alS
nc.... l42,i93 i4s, s35 42l5,9s2 De-. 9,736
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles left at
tde-waeT from the commencement OF navigation TO
the ith of Nov. inclusive, during the years 1919 and
1851. is as follows
Flour, J5S Wheat. bH. Corn 5H. Barley, bW
ls492,7lOl55 2.2l7,s37 4,s524O9 l,l97,4l5
1851 -.-- -3.0414e 2si3ly7 ',3s03H l,l2',6sO
Inc 1886 e63 Inc 625 400 Inc . 527 ,965 23O265
BY reducing the Wheat to Flour, the quantity Of
the latter left at tde-water this year, compared
with the corresponding period of last year, shows
increase Of A. 800 barrels OF Flour.
The following table shows the quantity OF some OF
the principal articles of pro&uce left at Underwater
from the commencement of navigation TO the l4th OF
November inclusive during the years 1919, lse days
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