New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-07
Associations on The 2is Of June and the 10th Sept
sorRCBs. 1E~' Sep'e"~''

LIAslLITIEs e,,sa. ~, sa,ssa 100
CAPITAL $1,000 Joa3f7s 53is68
Notes IN crcuistion registered 55sS3 H5S .,
Regs,ered IN cIca a,lsn iSI al
Due IRE asmer of State Of n h--- s2 ,.Stasi7
Due deposirors demand - AlSs'''f '''''''''
Ire individuals and CorPoranons, .,ooo- 49, ga
TO On hsIte Or demand isI7o.e' pT7Hl
Pine 10 others no, Irclrdedn either 49, A., az
Of The above he sds----------- f'''Se -" "a
To,.lliabili,ies...-.-.slC530 ago s35526,lg
Tho decrease of loans during the three months, 1t
will he seen. is O79 s94 Deposits t44e6 40, Specie
Al osa4oI. Cash Items 81 433 SAC, Due Banks 81
soa $40. Due from Banks $577l77, Due from Brokers
al447.267. The Circulation has increased about
1870 900 and the Capital $l,s0O,OOo The aggregate
contraction Of the Banks is about ten millions
The amount received at the Sub Ireasu-
nv is s5o,osO paid, s76,55s balance, sa5l9,7l6..
The sales of Stuff Goods offered at Auc-
ton this morning was well attended but the prices
were not so satisfactory as those obtained at iasi
Thursdays sale. The Alpacas sold at about Il! =
cent. under those allsSed to. The Turkeyred Prints
brought not quite a. price. The swilled sleslas
brought n cents. The Serges were all passed. only
6. cents being bid for them. The De Lanes, when
were printed here on British made cloth, brought
fair but not high prices.
The following Philadelphia Banks have
declared semi annual dividends Western Bank,
D cent Commerce Bank, = cent. Mecaanics
Bank 5 p cent, kensington Bank, cent
Southwark Bank p cent Commercial BANK, =
cent. Tradesmens Bank, p cent. GiTard Bank,
; 10 cent. Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank,
y cent. Northern Liberty Bank, p cent, fenn
Township Bank, p cent. Philadelphia Bank,
o cent. Farmers and Mechanics Bank, p cent
The whole amount OF dividends is $365,55O The
Dotte 10 4 =
Messrs. Jewett & Prescott, dry goods
robbers OF Boston, are announced as failed. The
Sugar Spectator alluded to yesterday, 1t is noE
estimated, has lost during the year 100000 Lead
ing house in Philadelphia, and another in Baltimore
are considerable losers by him.
In our remarks in relation to the receipts
of the Enc Railroad, did not take into view that
the estimate Of receipts for 1851 was made on the
suppostion tina, the Road would be open 10 tia
Lake on the Ist OF May, whereas 1t was no, in work
ing order before about the LIST OF June. IL was also
part OF the estimate that the Legget's Gap, Canaan
daigua and Dunkirk TO Erie Roads, were to be hn
ished IN August or September, whereas the Canaan
daigua Road not in operation till about tae mud
die Of October The Leggets Gap ~ Just finished !,
and the Road from DunklTk to Erie VIII no, be nm
ished in 1851. If, notwithstanding these drawbacks,
the receipts meet the estimate, them virtually
the receipts Will be considerably IN advance Of the
estimate.
Tie Philadelphia Ledger says
The Anthracite Coal trade continues active, and
prices firm. Tine tunnage for the year viii DC very
large, and from resentIndlcaons VIII leave no sur
plus at the opening OF the next seasons business.
The Schuyl kill Navigation Company has done the
least of any Of the three lines centerng at this city
having brought down rather less than haiti million
tuns It's works have capacity, however, for a much
larger business and the future may show the neres-
slty for doubling lis present SEASONS tunnage Inc
Lehigh Navigation COMPANY has already brought TO
market about 900 tuns and by the end OF the pres
ent month Will reach and may probably exceed the
million TINS calculated on AT the beginning of the
season. This work has done eady, and, indeed
large business nearly quite, We understand. up
TO its present capacity. II larger iunnage IS con
tempated, the number Of boats will have 10 be ia
creased, ard the Delaware division wldened With
a continuance of the existing demandfOr Pennsylyt-
MAS great staple the State sho nd see that her works
InterpOse obstacle TO the reet ant fullest trade
The Reading Railroad has done very heavy business
for the season. up 70 Thursday beng nearly NIL
lion and half tuns making by the three lines.
nearly three millions tuns OF Anthracite coal brought
10 market. Their aggregate annual business viii
reach three and quarter. and 1t may be three AMI
half millions Of tuns. This Is an immense blsi-
ness, and estimating each tun OF coal to be worth
three dollars, gives Us the very large aggregate 81
ter millions OF dollars
TIE VictS5urg Whig, of recent date,
contains the following paragraph in relation to the
Commercial and Railroad Bank of Vicksburg-
Several years SINCE the Sheriff Of this County and
exofcio tax collector levied upon the assets Of the
Commercial and Railroad Bank of Vlcksburg, for
the State and County taxes, lover $00O00) assessed
against the Bank. To prevent sale Of the Gsssts,
All injunction was sued out by the Bank The cause
was argued, and Chancellor Cooke, few days SINCE,
delivered the opinion Of the Court and dissolved the
Injunction Wepresume that the case will be taken
up II isnot very large amount OF assets will be
sold by The Sheriff
The Cincinnati Ga:ette contradcts a re-
portsmentoned IN a contemporary, that the Treasury
of the United States and the Treasury of the State OF
Ohio would be losers by the failure OF the Columbus
Insurance Company, the former to the amour, OF
100000, and the latter to the amount OF $4,000.
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBuaE
THURSDAY, Nov g.
AsHES-rhe make Is less buoyant with a limited de-
fOT Pearls '''A
,COTToN-.The market is very steady 800 bale, have
FLOUR AND MEAL-There is increased drmne,s III
the low grades II Western and State Flour the supply
moderate especially OF common State and but little vas TO
be bad al our inside quotations the Gloss The better
graees are more saabe, and the market steady. with
less dong for export but with good Eastern inl-y-
Canadan is steady with fair inquiry sales Of 1000 % $
at 50 es4 Tor Ne g. sppeFhne aud SOFAS for No IN
3 81 for Stats 50 Sass o. fes Michigan Indiana ana
the demand y mefss f the @ tn E ana
prees favor the buyer sales OF loO at SASHA for Com
mon 10 good brands Baltimore Alexandria &C. and s. IT,
eeis Of the latter Re- Flour steady with sar inquiry
wanted s. s7 for Jersey and 50 50 Tor B,anipwne
PulCheens scarce
GRAlN-1here Is a good supply Of whca, oYerac and
the mar ket IS heavy The dem and for exp active
The EssoTR inquiry rs good hut eqaa 70 The sn,y
The sales are 10 eco bush White Michigan a, sSic sA5e
sc IN store ard SIS ior very handsome deT red 60
bush s0lo - PRIME White Gcrtsee q s9Sc and 0oo
bush. good Canadian White s5c Rive rs ss,,r with
more Offering Sales Of ote bush at 72a7 Ic cIslnsat73
barley hardly 50 firm The supply Of god is mo lsa.e
Sales OF 20 olsh ordinary 80 ToveJ ~ a. and
the reside good ioa.rosed On ,sras Sta ed ogi.
are very nin with ssod demand f1r S.7te ~ se 20 Di
JeFs-y.lt So@57c. Canadian Peas are ,Iui = - III
more oerrg Corn more freely oe ed on the e,t md
10 arrive with far local sud Eax,e~u Ae nard "A
crate shI2ping inquiry Sales o! 9Os buh =, - o. =.
unsound m sore, 5sa5sc foo Western Nred ssd &c
ior Hound Yellow. " hte IS scarce and wgstsd $50 49,
WHlSkEY-Tho market is eass- 1itb M. .ss-,.-
Sales Of eco tbs At q S1i.c fer Ohio and P.n 49, "a
hhds Drudge al PIC Time ''"' ala .'S |
PRONISIONS-Ilexe = maIkel chang. N o.,r nag,