New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
but closed st sli. The questcA. between the rcsd

and he coal operators have, we understand, been |
ref rrea 10 Mr.. John Tucker for arrangement
Central wss s't-. decline of p cent. Panama sot'
New-Jersey Zinc cold at = which is IN advance. Ihe
finances Of this Company reported to be IN very
favorable shape, and the business Increasing Deia
ware advanced 20 liz, and Pennsylvania Coal 70 'oi
Western shares in fair request at about previous
prices. Michigan Central sold al 96l. The semi'an-
nual dividend will probably be y cent cash. Ihere
is inteLtion entertained believe, OF declaring
any stock dividend. Michigan Southern was ooia
SCI. Rock Island firm at 9ii as. Milwaukee ana
Mississippi seIls freely at H. and La Crosse at 81.
Toledo closed at Il J. buyer ten days. GAena 10
regular and good demand at lie, buyer sixty lpi-
Dos Central Bonds are in demand and rn at wi bst
other descriptions quiet. In State Stocks Ire
business was geo 0O0 including $50 eco Missouri y at
SCI regular, and s9i buyer sixty.
There was fair amount of business done 81 the
Boston steamer in Sterling aud outside bills 81 being
very plenty the market was fmer. Atthe ctoee how
ever it exhibited some weakness Sterling vssSi asi
with but few transactions at the higher fe. frercs
5.22l d5.1s2.
To Liverpool the engagements incluc 1900 ibis.
Flour at o. 3D. a3s: 80 900 bushels CIR n ct O. GiOd.
eco bales Cotton at 3-l6d. fs,vy Goods at
22s 3D. q 27s Cd. To London, 90 - So5s. Flour at
and Heavy Goods at &s. 6d. Jos.
The business Of the Sub-Treasr ny was: Receipts,
s22j7C6 81; Payments, sss, 2sj s$i Bscrce, $ll,-
| 9ls,473 Sc.
The business of the Clearing 'dvrse was ss 97 ,OO0
DTbere was sent over to Bos'on to-day IN Gold, for
the Wednesday steamer, s3l 4oOe of which 500 600
were by Mr.. Belmont. This is considerably less than
was anticipated. There were also sent 4, Oo0 SOW
ereisns for Halifax.
A dispatch to M,.John Thonpson rtates that the
notes Of the Cantor Bank, at China RE, are thrown
| out by the Suffolk rank, Boston.
We stated this morDing thet the ,otes Of the Ian
caster Bank Pa were thrown out at Philadelphia and
in this city. A dispatch from Philadelphia to-day
satos that the Bnk has closed s doors in consequence
Of tn run upr it. Holders advised not to sscr'
Hce he notes ~ il believed that he Bank has asses
to pay all its deposits and circulation. II is believed
that some sre1g parties be brought ntothe Bank,
and that it can be resuscitated The LdHcdster iI-
| press Of Saturday afternoon says:
| This ate NOON owing TO come misrepresentation OF
sgue reports in circulation concerning the Lancaster
si3auk pretty sharp made upon its vaun for
several bou s, ali demands being promptly met 10 sps-
Gle The bank kept open longer than the usual hours
TO satilfy demands which helped materially to keep
down the excitement and maintain public confidence
We asture readers that they need have no appre-
tensions doubts in regard to the solveDey OF the IN
| stitution. The panic was caused by false rLmors
founded on the fact that Nj Is. {. Bachman the Pres
dent, had resigned, and that new President will he
on Monday We h. b tns, aG
dt nee in the institution will at he restored a.
isprerared TO meet all its liabilities promptly"
The Philadelphia Ledger says:
| Notwithstanding the efforts of the Bank 70 meet
the d, mands for coin city banks would not
have faith but refused To touch It's bills The dolngs
Of this Bank have for some years been matter OF so
ciudc TO the knowing ores and the trouble now Is no
hats otrnnO
of Directors electec yesterday, who will choose
| new President"
Adrian NJ Muller will hold his weekly sale of stocks
| and bonds tomorrow, Wednesday, at -, o'clock, at
| the Merchants Exchange.
No report has yet been made by the Committee of
the Stock Board in the referred to this morning,
| but il is understood that the Committee unanimous
in the opinion that the member Of this Board that sold
tho Bonds as agent Of the teal seller shoald be released
| from his contract.
| The Superintendent Of the Banking Department
gives no,ce that the circulating notes of the State
Bank at Sackets Harbor will be redeemed at par on
| REORGANIZATION at the Union Bank Of AL my,
The Money market on call is quite easy. The large
Stock houses have full supplies of money. Paper 10 in
good demand at "a 10 = cent, and the rates have
| downward tendency. The Banks are accommodating
their dealers freely being strengthened both in
deposs and specie
The foreign advices via Philadelphia are not very
important, but favorable generally. Consols had ad-
vapced to 92 g. ard the state of affairs in Paris
improving The restrictive measures taken by the
Bank evidently essening the dangers Of crisis
Cotton and Breadstufs were heavy in Liverpool.
The advices by the City of Washington have had an
unfavorabe effect upon Breadstufs. Flour hes de-
cline Zoe. y Dbl. on low grades and Wheat a3c
bushe. The Transactions, however, are to censider
able extent at the decline including 1900 bb. Flour
and 5000 bushels Wheat. The shippers are free
bu, ers of Wheat Corn is steady. Pork continues to
decline. with free arrivals. Coffee is more active,
with sales Of 800 bags Rio an entire cargo Sugars,
with more doing are lower. Mr.. SCOTS Coffee Crcu-
lar gives the annexed statistics:
Bags
Stock Of RIO on the 18th Nov, lej5......"....."40H
Total.
Sales for the week estimated st.'......'''''''' ato
Sock Of Rio OF the 18Th day Of November, 1856 jiON
Stock of Java Coffee. mAts................l2tfp
kof Java Coffee, Government bsgs... SHH- - ~
Stock CeyloD Coffee. T. 40
Stock Marsc sibo.. s10
Stock Of L4guay Coffee (mos.y TTisgcl....... 80
Stock OF - Domingo ~
Stock of Bahia. 1000
Total bags and mats.......................269il
RENARKs-Salcs of Rio during the week amount 10
noticed above Of these disposed o BY
auction the 18th inst 9dilc sveTseing 963 o. 10 for
medium and low kinds The other Transactions effected
rates ranging from y to lic according 10 quAy-s teeH