New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

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The following are tie stati ;ics Of ne Bonded Ware
house:
Io,s ysue otso,a. in sogd Nov lo5a *'i; - f3 ;t3
Received bond IL other doelesiie pIts'''''' 80
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w.,hersv tor consumption here.....-. +2;5s23 80
,sTed ff.Er,ed 70 ''. a,asi domestic 5a7s'T5
Lave. stock IN warehouse Dec l. le5l..... Si3
Isayts stock warehouse Dec l. ls5I...'.' 1i5ti 80
..,oei +. .srehou.e Dec l. isS5..... oOs2s5s
Tie annexed hank items are from IkOmps0as Re
porter:
Our Georgi. correspondent says: The Southern
Bank, at Baisbrdge, ana the Commercial Bank, al
Bfnnsuic ick Ca, are both oTtlless.
T.e Bank Of Charleston, Va, formerly the Bank OF
Kspawba, is tlrywn out at Cincinnati, Wheeling ani
the West generally.
Notes purportirg - be on the . Hartford County
Bank" Ind. have appeared n the West. IhIs 4,
another of the bogu, Indiana concerns of which we
have repe-ted'y spoken. Adarss Ctieaso Reporter
says they manufactured - fa-t that It IL mpos-
sibe To keep tr4ck Of them, except by publishing
TIE lew Waslr g,ou - mills" are about turning out
agri,t Of worthless notes for the Texas market:
Tie frs issue of notes OF the " Exchange Bank OF
Minnesota, at Glencoe, have made their appearance
! here. Tiey unstable.
Tie Bank If Albion, Albion H., ana ths Llke Shore
Bank, MarIowoe, Wis, have just commenced busl-
Ies-.
Branch Mint, during tic month Of November, as
follow:
GOLD DEPOSITS
California ~ 'tS ~ o,
0''O ''''' siIvFs DEPOSITS
Silver parted from California sod..'' ,s0 8. @
Silver lrom other sources @31soS o'- I5i7o VI
Total deposit. ~
1880 $500 90
1890 half doAars.... - .ou oV
5.,co .S., S,s S,s, 8 oS @ 27seoo 90
Silver iooi5 81
Tota coirsse end be 1859 81
The annexed Circular has been issued to the Bond
bolirs of the CanendaiGua srd Emira Railroad Con-
pany:
NO.el WALL ST.. New.Yort, Dec: 6, 1853.
SIR: The Railfoad of tue Cauantaigaa and Elmira
Railroad Company foI nine miles Length, from Can andl
Ontario County, JeeeTon. Chemuug County, New York
of the Firt Korsase h.t Company called the
Ctnandsisua R-i5~,a cses"s pa R :, s,v
I65 a. meeting toders bonds secured by this
Potter eq account of First Mortgase bon3holier'"
some bcDShodrs not represented this ee.ns
clued the purcse insist be ving their share
Iurc paid then decnns to retain ay further
The "a bondhodera admit that they bound
to cse thin by ed anc1s in CASH The sGm necessary
rsy the bondhoder refusing 20 unite with them their
portion Of toe purchase money As howeyer u amount Of
bonds held Is parties not repte,eo the eeg ana pound
by key dissent rom it, actionis
% R expected sy n.o W" y % % M 81 D p NV
what the eondhodes r,preenttd the Getting
T.s s s to se 1 s5set ses'' A-' e "s' 0' " The
You requested inform whether yon desire
% share n ,s parcLs,e rats the bonds you hold are to
wh.,her desire share your bonds
tutrlsd 10 IN tie purchase money
it, ih bonds you hid me- p-opef acsrowl.
edeacr will Re 'et foI 70 II bonds on teeir receipt
T. ne ,s pgr Sl s ts.s s nl cbrbo c,a.a.
Ella he
6eiye ana ray of the Dor a.
tn, rropcity is thought 10 be utmsely sufficient reu
bene tie fa principal ef your bonds 1, passed into the maud.
receiver 10 July lst since which Che most favorable period
4 the year) has earned about so net month The
Con iitee however intend should ec your gl9
~ 5 70 @ sS t . 'os Il ssps & s5fy ec s; ss Ts hs
vii un st' b. abe 70 PAY he interest oa the principal OF tee
Y further particularly desired meeting Of the
bord d,I to te hei a. ny 'ce, No 81 Wal street. New
certain proposition. the ration Of tae ro.d will b. bn
tsd the future seop iag viii have TO be deter
CLARKsON N POTTER.
By ordes of,he Committee Of Bondhodsr.
Tie rail- ale ali lsil on the Nes London aad Son-
irgtou Railroad, ard this snd route between thi.
city hid Boston Will soon be in operation A large
ferry boat is being built for The transit bet yeen
New. .London AID Groom on bosri Which Passengers
will tie enabled to obtain ditrer ard other refresh
ueuts, &c, forming an agreeable break IN The teium
of tie journey. 1t is thought this route can be worked
in hali hour less tims than that via Springfield.
1t is stated that tie City OF S. Paul, Minnesota, has
negotiated 10 Boston part OF $1,000 IL p cent bonds
s,g' 2 cent These bonds We're iisued TO the Bridge
Company, and the city holds a. security first mort
gage oI tie bridge.
Tie Indtptndenf says Of Dry Goods
There j. a Moderate business doing in Dry Goods
especially 10 ,tsple descriptions, whicl is likely u
continue through the Winter, the moderate purchases
Of many ceaers leading necrsssriy h. frequent
1als. The purcnasers. however are limited, in
seisoreble & ods TO immediate waars, and 10 Spring
good, 10 the dsaLt rkets or % Cl)tler for making
up SlrIg garments. TIE Fal business Is NOT gene.
rally complained Of. Msny hoasts have sold more
goods thar they die bat the business has beea
rtsticted and hrs been transacted by fewer
lgub' Qt dealers. TIE troubles Of last year have
veeded Il MAJ ktt and the existing houses mostly
of ample capital. ; TX fabrics of staple kirds are
steady IN p.oe. MeIicos and Woolen Plaid. are II
mo- crate 4. cb Ribbons are in zrge supply and can
be bQu. ht Of very low prices Tne business in Shawl.
is L.aiy over Here Is Eore hnnness IL Cotton Do
nestle Goods with steady though moderate demand.
Tie manufacturers steadily NJ work, and an
torate large sumption both a. home aud abroad.
AZ Increase in the CGns trace and Eastern trade
gsreIay is especially calculated Ia Prints and
Dciailes there etlu remains some degree OF ac-
tiyiiy, and prices are s'escy 10 Woolens there i
rot mich ing. Cassmers sell the best the cloth
icrs are making purchases. In SafLents there has
been speculative demand, at loS prices which has
reduc 1 the stock in open market considerably"