New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17
bark stocks, tut the demand good, cvA TIE qoo.s'

There IL moder..s bu. iness doing in Foreign EH-
change for the stsax Of Wednesday and rates ra'hef
favor The buyer. The supply Of sterling bill. is large
and the beet sigzatIes, including marginal bills are Oh
the m.rket at loe Good commercial bis ere seang
q. IO7 0lO7l. F,sncs are also dull. ~
Freights are dull AID heavy. To Liverpool, i,ooo
Abls Flour at g. % 000 bu h. Grain q. 81. 10 ships
b.gs; GOO bslcs Cotton at 53sd. 500 bbs. hosin o.
o. 3D.; 800 boxes Cheese al &s. ID To LONDON, oW
bbls. Rosin o. IS 900 boxes Cheese a. "'s 3D. ID
stste-Yoous; 40 tups Measurement Goods at 2os. 10
Gl~eov, 1000 bush. Grain at lOd ) 30 bos' Flour
at % Cd 200 tierces Beef at Is. 3D. To Ro'erdam,
$50 tups Iogwood at &c. To Havre, % sa es Cotton
al Ic schooner 20 Curacao and back, lO2 uas bs.'
den, at $500, port charges paid. BARK from New
York te Jamaica ard hercs 10 Bremen, with 2,oOO
bbs., for f625, port charges paid brgc $50 tuas,
from folfok to Winawsid Islands, with Slaves al
$l1 80.
.Tbo figures OF the weekly Bank Statement show
that The specie line hes resched an unprecedented
figure, even when compared with the amour, at the
tine when the Mexican indemnity was disbursed The
average ia Iearly nineteen millions and half, but the
actual amount is rot far from twenty-five Millions rot
including the gold by the St. Louis from California
r. addition 10 this the banks hold over seven millions
OF State currency, which represents specie at the
Clearing House. Tie increase IL the specie Line since
he last statement is, iu round numbers three millions
ard from the lowest point touched at the time OF the
suspenson the actual accumulation ia not less than
fifteen millions. The loans, in consequence OF the
liquidation which has been going on, show decrease
OF some Elk hundred thousand dollars. This is the
result Of the scarcity Of such paper as the banks ere
willing TO discount, and not OF any det!e upon ther
part to contract, Moot of the leading institutions
rIok,, ,f,ht ff
securities, especially frtt class produce psper,
if such securities were offered. The wants Of
the business world however, are so much
contracted ard sofeg rev operations s.e entered upon
that the offerings Of satisfactory paper at macy of the
bake is below thsir ability aud wiDsnesso discount
The consequence is that these institutions have go.
Themselves into stronger position than ever before
known, 90 that their immediate assets are nearly 50
n cent of their immediate liabilities. The deposit
line exceeds sky millions again, having run up in
four weeks from forty-two millions. IL now stands
only elk millions below the amount in August before
the drain had serioutly commenced, and is as high as
il was at this time last year. The comparative figures
d., spsc. s, c,Ts4lsCg pssoH =;
Nov. H.. 95 28S 2T is45i,se3 e,25aG52 725s26i5
HSSs.. ..... saoj9ai ........ s577oi2
The actual increase in the depOsit lie isS 10000,
the undrawn amount beiag SEQ, 600 against $50,
1876 OOO OF the deposits it s estmsted that between
three ard three ard half iDiors belong TO the n!e
ror State be pks aud has been accumulated here in
preparation for the redemption Of their notes, soon to
commerce under the action of the Clearing House.
The circulation of the city banks lie sill kept down by
tbs influx of State money.
The movement of the Banks since Nov. /, 1855, has