New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-29

cent loan TO be awarded in December WIN De received
ut the Bank Department as basis for circulation at
30 y cent.
Mr. Edward Bill in his Circular gives the exports of
grain and -four, since the lst September, TO Great
Britain and leland, as follows:
Flour, bbls...........,.... 28,6yt IO1S.
%hs.t sSSsh..........iasiSdsSs53 14scs T
The Gold Hill Mining Company is the one we al
iuded to few days since as having had its Direct
prs indicted Er making fraudulent dividends.
The Directors express themselves entirely ready to
meet ary investigation, and the indictments will
amount to nothing. We know enough of this Com
papy's affairs to know that although it ia notorious
that the dividends declared were not earned yet the
wrong parties have been indicted and that the Di-
-eotors and officers of the Camp love wore a.
deeply yctimzed as the public who bought the stock.
Three hundred thousand dollars in specie were re-
eciyed at theSt. Louis Treasury on the 93d inst
from the Receiver of public moneys at Dubuque.
The receipts of the Morris Canal have been:
Total to Nov II, 1855 ....,.....s267.579 70
Week .n0ins Nov. q, 1884,. 6lS4 Us
Total TO Nov. IS, le5I..........s 2sS,S sS &C
"''' 'A'Os wv ~ -. s2ssuO IS
Exeess in lG55......,........,.. $357oS 10
The Star Of the West arrived this afternoon with
California dates to the 9Th iDst but bringing no gold
The Sonora, for Panama, is reported to have over
two millions, as follows:
Web Fargo Co.. sS7s5il D. o. Mils..,...... 5000
Issn, Wiids....... nSoOS Other shp making, ls4lsO
The San Francisco Shipping List says:
''The demand for money on merchandise for this
steamer has been active There is no hing doing al
ses than = cent and by far the largest operations
hoo . nd a no Iafga
come bills Of ading Of goods TO arrive have been in
pluded and the impression seems to be that oday the
urgency Of the demand will not be met at less rate.
1t quite fair presumption that this arises from the
heavy stocks Of merchandise which have passed into
Eecond hands, where they have accumulated beyond
the immediate demands OF the interior and for which
rcmittances must be made of course to the East by
the original importers. We might draw unfavorab,e
infer from this, the stocks in first hands or
those the way in former times; bat this tn ey are
not 20 which, in fact the heavy purchases Of the past
three four months are 10 be sscrbed We have had
on other occasions much larger tooks of goods but
they remained chiefly long time unsold and de-
msnded fewer early Iemances hence there was
Tar oss demand for money on this branch OF seourl
kks The present rates DO not cause 10 change our
fcimer opinion as 10 the future gradual decline in the
hie of money generally.
"We hear OF change in the RATES upon real estate
--they range from l 10 q cent.
- The imports of general merchandise since our las.
have not been very heavy, but -four vessels having
reached us bringing chgoes from Eastern domestic
Por9 We have however received considerable ac-
CefSors TO our sto ks Of particular classes of go,as
which will be readily noticed in our import tables.
" The last fortnight has not been characterized by
the activity which marked its predecessor in any de-
gree. From inst hat we might say that there has
been but htte done, although OF the aggregate
OF the daily sales constitutes respectable amount AT
the end OF the fortnight The obbers are by no means
ndisposed to purchase, bat they are not willing TO
concede the very high rates ruling and yhenever mo,
forced into the market buyers are conten, 10 Ie
back and await the chances.
"Ihe iobben have enjoyed good trade since our
last and the amount of merchandise forwarded 10 the
interior has been very large. The country demand
the fortnight ard should the rainy season really eet
IN curing the present month, Il may be expected 10 ia
still more; but to reach lis proper e& eat, we
must have reduction in rates.
"It il stated by those who ought TO be W III In
formed that the stocks in the moro distant parts of
Che mines are very light but the traders are siraid TO
hay in a Winters supply at present prices.
At Boston the rates of discount are steady al from
70 to IL p cent for tie best paper offered in the
ssrsetbsDkipghou:e buying st and selling st TO-
19e'Nesc. OrICaHs CrEsceRs says:
Tie weekly statement Of the Banks oonfrms the
expectation OF continued STRENGTHENING though the
iosns ere slightly enhanced over last week. Toe in
crease 10 not equal 10 the increase in deposits In ell
items there rs an iDcrsase.
tncesse IN no Dc Po.its for tie vcsk...,...n.S2 s
Increase IN short 1887
Lacrosse In circulation. a. pa
Inertsie In specie sPPsTen) SSSIS
tnertsss IN IL o62
Ac,usl Increase OF ious aud short 10 ans 1eits7
The Exchange balances Of the Canal and Citizens'
Banks are large, beipg nearly 100000. The Union
has also . large balance. The Southern Bank shows
shssyy specie balance bspg ssiO ae' u line ~ with.