New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
The importations Of the week are not very
barge. The Dry Goods are as foliows
Total. ............ss....ss.sss 20 oi'o'
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LIE Ddflh OISCUiLilE AtInCl tuO Il l'OihbhSt
Of Mr. Joseph r. Taylor the present Controller, is,
we understand to be called the Bank Of the City OF
RewYork crd s to be located in Broadway corner Of
Chambersft, the room n present occupied by
Aessrs. Tifanny, Young Elis.
The private letters by the Asia speak OF
steady hut quiet market in London for American sec1
rites Int Of great activity in Paris and on the Continent
Large orders in the aggregate have come by the
A,ia and also a considerable amount OF nigh
n,;eed stocks for sale and inveFtment in cheaper
dcscrip,ions Our railroad stocks are beginning 70
divide the attention Of foreign capitalists with
cur bonds and we hear Of orders by this ship for
Micbipn Southern & Northern Indiana, Michigan
Centred. Albany e. Schenectady New-York g. New-IIa'
ven Reading Erie &c. In Paris there is an immen'e
speculsfion going on and the Bourse s more excited
than for many years. Prices time arc paid for
French fund.-, equal 10 80 p cent. y for the
nee Of money
The foreign news is favorable to Breadth but
Cotton was lower. Money continues abundant In Lon
don Two more vessels mad arrived from Australia,
bringing together about 939Oo00. The West India
mail steamer had also arrived having board sii03n
in silver and sG05O2 in gold. considerable further
movement had taken place in bar silver in the London
market, and an advance ID. y ounce offered The
London Tines states that 1t ia understood that pur
chases have lately been made IN Paris account Of the
Enelish Mint TO supply the demand for coin The
changes 10 the Bank Of England were:
Circulation issae R2i767k0 Increase e3 90
Circulation active. .... z8i3055 Increase. $50 so
Public deposits. 165i6Oo Increase. 40 Z)
Other deposits ......... IeOl,79 Decrease 8j8 sol
Government securities IN
banking deperfneni........ I3s5O,S75 Without sleaton
Other sCcurtes m banking de-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1i2o6lD) Increase. 10 G]5
Coin and bullion ia both de-
partments. 2l 1928 Decrease 500
Seven day and other blls. I47lG5O Increase. ~ 900
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 3,lO',BO( Increase. 1905
1e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1i,352l3 Decrease 1873 81
geyeral ailrea In the prov trade announced
in London on the eth and jtl insis. The principal
houses involved were John Ruck Co, Joseph Stuart
e. Son, and C. H. Harden. The liabilities Of the first
named sre about $4,000. The other failures, four or
Eve in number unmportant.
In money there is no change The supply
is abundant on call at SAT- y cent, and occasionally
lower. First class short paper scarce at sac y cent
The leading houses have large amounts Of money idle
The revenues Of the Wabash and Erie Ca
nal in Indiana during the year ending, Nov. 1882
were follows
Receipts from tolls, from Nov.i, 1851. to Nov.
From sales Of lands during the period 325 100 6s
Making an aggregate of receipts Of s5ls 3i3 4s
The receipts during the year ending Nov l. 1851,
From tolls ...........-......sl STREET.
From tales Of lania. .20l 81 ~ S3S065l "a
Increase during the present year Sl37 $50 a.
There has been increase Of revenue from tolls
tho prcsent year, and the line Of canal Of
sl33C0 o. notwithstanding reduction in the tar Of
ratcf since the 1s Of June or nearly 10 y cent II is
expected that this great work viii be completed,
through its entire line to Evansville on the Ohio
River during this present winter thus opening navi
yation by the canal from Lake Erie Of Toledo the
Ohio
Tho Seioso and Hooking Valley Railroad
extending from Porsmout on the Ohio River, 20 Jack
son In Jackson County, and thence to junction with
the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad is nearly
completed to Jackson. l2mes Of the Road from Ports.
mouth north is now open and doing good business,
and the remainder is progressing rapidly completion
The last injunction sued out by the Passump-
tic Railrcad against the Boston Concord and Montreal
Road, dissolved by Judge Collamer Tuesday.
TIE James Mills, Newburyport, have de-
clsred semi annual dividend of y cent
, Money continues very easy at Boston and
Philadelphia.
The receipts of the Cheshire Railroad in
October 1851 were SEQ OBS H. .d for the same month
this year they were s29, 500 25. Increase S3sl4l4
The Boston Post says: We are Informed
ontI " Clhhs ipot MSS Dccu ihauc
and refused for the estate of so acres bout half marsh
lying beyond the Cary property. In Tuesdays article
only estimated the Cary at cents p foot and even
at that price the stock equal nearly S25 per share
The 0srego Times furnishes the following
statement of the receipts OF three articles of Bread
stuff At oswego and Buffalo for the season Of 1912 to
Nov l:
Flour Ibis Wheat bush Corn hush
Buffalo. ......... l03909i 3c9AsSy I6Sl 1919
Qswegc. 20e,529 a0oi,555 l,03l 263
Total ........l24762 S96I4i4 4,7lf,i6
Receipts of the same articles al tide for the
same period in 1852
Flour bills .97l55l4