New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12
Total. ,17s 81.

The shipment of gold from this port during the week
Yves 80 OO and for the year thus far s26 4s8, and
including tho shipments from Boston, about
s4l, 600, OOO We have received from California dur
ing the same period about S32 900, no. iocuiing
The amounts brought by passengers. The drain OF
cold TO the interior has, we think been scarcely as
great as during the previous week. but it is still con-
Siderable. The Charleston boat took 10000, and
$4,000 went to Boston on Tuesday for the Cdnard
lost. portion tf the gold by the Charleston boat
was for the Atlantic Bank, the ran upon which still
continues. This movemen, keeps about lion OF
colo in transitu which should be in our city banks as
basis for their operations. 1t would be very deslra
bic that this gold should be returned to the banks
from which ii was drawn, but OF this taere ap-
pears to be no immediate prospect. The psrties
sending home tbs currency for collection sppear de-
termined to persevere, while the baak exhibits no
signs of weakness and the only effect Of the ran thus
far las been to reduce the profits OF the owner This
system of individual currency circulated IN localities
far removed from the legal place OF issue and with
ont security for the note holders in the hands OF State
officers is dangerous one and should be suppressed
Although in the case of Mr. George Smith the public
NAV meet with no loss, for we have assurances from
parties in whom we place reliance, Of his abundant
mesIs and will ngness to redeem every dollar OF his
Lotes yet the precedent is bad 1t has been followed
by other weak as well es knavish parties, through
whom the community have suffered severely. Wesre
mel surprised al the desire o: western farmers aud
business men 10 obtsin safer currency ana we nope
TO see the owner of the ATLANTA Bank employ his
enterprise and capital in legitimate banking for which
the free bank ing law Of Illinois affords ample facl
ties.
The business Of the Clearing house WAS sls s9l ,OOO
Mr.. Albert IL. Nicolsy regular semi weekly auction
sale Of stocks and bonds will take place GA Monday
next the 18th last, at l2 o'clock, at the Merchants
Exchange.
The semi annual interest on the bonds of Ohio
county, Va, and Washington county, Pa, issued to
the Hempfeld railroad company, will be paid by
WINSTON Lsnier & Co. on the 18th inst
At the annual election Of the Atlanta bank, held on
the eth inst, the following named persons were duly
elected directors for the ensuing year, viz: james L.
Southworth Calvin P. Sanger, Russell c. Root, Elec
tus b. Litchfed, Lewis Roberts, Roswell S. Burrows
Daniel NJ. WiisC II, Jacob Gould and Smith Sheldoni
and al a subsequent meeting Mr.. james h. South
worth was reelected president.
The Nicaragua boat brings gold, but reports about
wo millions as coming by the Panama route, OF watch
probably 100000 $500 900 goes direc: TO England
The adyices from California do no: differ materi.lly
UOul luucS fItNlOus y can AoHs-o-N
paper states that ssOOOOO in silver waiting ship.
ment at Man z4nS to the Atlantic coast. This amour;
think is largely oyerstaed. A South-street house
has about sloOO there which is probably the par.
Gel alluded TO. The San Francisco Herald, for the
steamer, says;
"Under the circumstances OF the proximity TO
steamer day, II would have been scarcely probable
that to- day should have proved remarkably active and
yet We find the aggregate Of transactions 10 have
summed up equal least 10 the business Of any pre-
vious day of this week Possibly this mas been 50 per-
Dcuced by another arrival that of the clipper Viking
which came in last evening with full aud assorted
cargo from Boston. Qui'v number OF transactions
have been effected from her during the course OF the
morning, and have doubtless contributed very essen
TALLY exc out the business OF the day. We c2n per
ceive leg .rd TO he present condition Of the market
but three important features: The concentration IN
the hands of cersin parties OF all the parcels Of port
wine in this market, unsteadlness and decline IN
crushed sugars, which have hitherto been depeca1ng
IA value, and increasing fTmness IN provisions. In
regard 70 tie FIST mentioned circums snca We would
merely state that for some Days Dsst neyo s0rs have
been Ieldng, which have finally been coasumnated.
whereby ali lois OF the ar iCe il the CITY, IL
othsIs 10 suye have been taken U e. RAGS con-
sderahy IN advance Of t,ose hitherto prevaillg. II
Is Of course the in-nont 20 ace the stock herr a.
rates reULerGlivs than those hitherto prevsn-
tie tee having f0T onz IiGle past dspre SEQ %
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