New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

November lS..,t - -
Increase----.------------- -----------'''' -"
TIE frejebt earnings It viii ne seen are very urge
The aggregate earnings Of the eleven months 81 me
rn,,snt year have been S2476,es. II S30oo y
taken in December the earnings of the year VIII eT-
osed The es.inaes Of the Company published N their
last report.
The Commerce OF this port for Noyem-
h.r. exhibits decline both in Imports and Exports
If Merchandise While The Exports OF Specie sGo"
LARGE increase over the same month Of last year. ana
also over October. The shipments indeed, are VITA
N million Of the highest point reached during last
summer The figures are as follows:
IMPORTS NETWORK, NOVEMBER.
D.,.,.,. s, 1873 s5 1893; $500, 800;
Fee "a i,a5 1871 sss55 'i is,5ss al8n5
Withdrawn fIsm oo.,o. .,o
Warehouse Ioo.UJ sV,..V0 -
Total.........S35I, 922 sS1iO4s s6Aoie6
EXPORTS NEw-yoRa, NostwBER 49,,
Domestic stdse s'ess csi Sas57 So Sa' g "a
Foreign E Bst able ,s lsa55 ss::s; e
Specie and Bullion. Ga 500 COS 1874 2.9559y5
-sl,6280is s. 2g7,47O S79ij"!
II will be seen that the Imports snow deciise oI
$500 900, as compared with November last year ana
the Exports, deducting specie show decrease oil
ne arly Sl,5OO,oOO The aggregate Imports for tAe
eleven months ending seth Nov, at this port '0' ~
clud,ng sTesie, are: o.oo..
Dutaole- o. III "a
Free. $3.50
Total lS7
Same time last ear--------------- I-l,o.z,.e-
Increase III eleven months ..-------- Sli,4So'VVt
OF this increase about a million is IN Tree gools.
The aggregate exports of the same period are:
Domestic Produce
Foreign --------------------- 800 o.,
Specie, Se,11SS-;
fetal is' as
Same time last year. 1I,.1-O1 -
Increase in eleven months
. The excess Of specie exports as compared Win
last year is over $29 100000
The total duties received during the eieVen
months we've:
ls5l-..-.----..-------.-- zg,2oO,SI2
EXcess-.-..---.---------- ""''i'''"i
The Prometheus, from San Juan, mas
over $4,000 In gold on her freight list and IN the
hands of passengers. This makes the receipts oil me
last few days:
Per Cherokee .......--.-.-.---..---2 '255OOO
ITOmetheuS oVv w"
Alabama, at New Orleans -.-...-----. o0o.O11
Total SO 600
This exceeds any receipt, we think, by one Dach
of arrivals
There are already ordered for the Wednes-
day Steamer about eleven hundred thousand dollars
in CON- and the shipments of the week will propaOy
reach two millions. For last week, however 1t must
be remembered they were only $4,000, and includ-
ing Boston, less than 100000.
The interest on the Hudson River Second
Mortgage Bonds, will be paid at the Bank Of Com
merCe on the ION inst.
The Farmers Bank of Nina has re-
sumed payment and is bought in Wai-st at the same
discount as other State money.
The transfer of Federal Stock to foreign
ors was very large last week, reaching $4,000 Of
which S2Ss leo was of the Stock of 1867. trans
fer books are now closed for the payment OF the IN
,erest and Will remain closed until the Isl OF
January.
IHompSon's Bank Note Reporter con-
,ains the annexed letter from the Foreign Money
Clerk Of the Suffolk Bank, in relation to fraud Just
discovered
BosroN, Tuesday, Nov. 25, 1851.
} THOMPSON, EsQ--Dear Sir find, on exam'-
nation OF the bills received at the SgtJk Bank TINS
day. that the following New England tanks have 80
noies in circulation OF the plate OF which the re-
cent counterfeit on the Claremont Bank Is good
imitation
MASSACHUSETTS, Leicester Bank Northampton;
Union Bank Of Weymouth and Bralntree " arren,
DanyeTs) AndONeT Framln gh am Bank BLACKSTONE,
luxbudgel DauyeIs Marine Qums'samondi
Beverly.
VERMONT Bank of Montpelier Claremont Bank.
new. HAuPsHIRE .-Ashuelot Bank Ne~-lpswlch
Mechanics ana Traders.
MAIEE.-Bank OF Cumberland
RHODE lsLAND.--CentreVlile, Warwick New
England Pacific Railroad Rhode Island Centtal
Village.
Your subscribers cannot be 100 careful in taking
IS notes OF tie above named Banks. The safety OF
the pub &c requires that the genuine notes In clfc1-
lation OF TINS plate should be calle Immediately.
anu a new plate substituted fox their Five Dollar
issues. Yours, 81 c.
Money at Philadel phia continues abun-
dant io all ogna,e operations. The rates for first
class paper range from 6. to 10 = cent.
The amount Of Gold deposited in the
Philadelphia Mint during November was S5,40J,oO0.
1t Boston, Money remains at about 0 per
cent on first class securities and in majority
Of cases 10 IS obtained The Money market Is Quie'
anj tendency 10 improvement
The Governor of South Carolina, Ia his
Message, says the financial condition o. the STATE
may be put down as follows:
Assets OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $5.ll3,AA AZ
LiaO-!iues 3,Eeos-I -
BalsDce ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 80 81
The Bank OF the Safe during the past year has paid
heavy interest or lis capital. According to d re-
port made by the President, the capital IN use may
be pat down at SO. $4,000, deduct Fire Loan ooa's
sac CC0-lt leaves 100000 The entire pr0ats.
after paying all expenses are $500 coo, de 1u;i III
teTest on Fire Loan bonds, S2s 0V0it leaves S272-
CO., II will be seen by the above statement that the
Bank has realized a prOEt OF something over p
cent. on Its capital.
At New Orleans Money was easier
Sight checks on the North sold at par to . cent.
discount sixty day bills at II to p cent discount
The opinion was that these pnces would not be per
msnent, but would sosn be greater.
The Goshen Bank went iato operation
last week. Its capital Is $4,000 TIE bills are to
be redeemed at par the Ocean Bank III the City OF
New-YoTk