The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26
The Philadelphia Ledger of SATURDAY. SAYS.

The banks are doing very little, and we presume
what the success of the effort of the New York
banks To pay sptcle may be- and Iii the political
move nents South assume more pacific oharao
very quietly by those to whom the banks are debt
nisint CONES from debtors to the bankI Who insist
on further recommendations. " hat my be dOns
ultimately ia their behaf we cannot say-as yst,
however, the banks, We Learn, are pursuing pretty
much the same policy as heIoTe suspension, ex-
cept that they pay cut coin only IN small amounts,
as the necessities OF the case may seem to require
ter the SIMPLY OF change
paid out about half a million In cnin The Farm
ers' and Mechanics lost about $50 0C0 the Bank
| of North America S60,tt0; the GIraTd Bank sotne
30f 90, and all of them mor5 or S. 10 the amour
of about FIVE hundred thousand Tn large amount
paid out by the Farmerh' and Mechanics was not
in consequence OF any EreSer press fol specie at
it's counter than at the other banks. Tor the crowd
was greater at the Bank of North America but he
cause tao paving teller at The former vas moro
prompt in meeting the demand re wasted no TINA
in unnecessary examination and counting, as was
heavy payments on Thursday. the banks are still
flah, as vas proved yesterday at the GIratd
State for $1,000 This was heavy sum, but It
was promptly met, as was also draft for IS 90
b. the Farmers and Mechanics Bank. on draft
| from me same source
The domestic exchanges are so much deranged
that find it difficult to arrive at any quotations,
except on the following more imp rtsnt points -
New York exchsngeis quoted at II. as per cent
fno 90 e, ns4 csn The ID.
between the buylng aud .he selling rates proves
| how very unsettled the market is. Inc notes OF
our interior banks were bought Yesterday at dit
ference of per cent IN city bills for all current
hills THIS side Of he mountains, nd al per cent.
Tor al bills issued by the banks west OF the noun
| taIHs.
American gold is bought in small amounts at u.
TO per cent. premium or, what is more tru hful,
the Dis of the CITY banks with which the brokers
| Jug gold. arc at a discount of 1aG2 per cent
difference allowed, but for large lots of large
gold, the difference Is 2 per cent in favor Of tbs
gold. The selling price is 3d4 per cent difference
per cent. more than the oils oil the Philadelphia
Oanks, which. oy a sort of common consent, are
gold are measured This bills Of our own banks
what ID termed currency. and over, thing else
bearing the name OF money 10 worth more or less.
NEW YORK; Nov. q: F lour is hrm-salea OF 10,
900 barrels State S475a4 IS; OHIO SIS son6 A.;
Southern So 2J155S. " heat is hIm-saes oil 49,
SiaS Corns rim sales Of 1850 90 shels-ycilow
southern Ole Lard is dull. Pork IL firm mess
Sls7ooE. Whiskss Is dull az l9s 1Ac
PHiLAbRLPHIA. Nov. A.-flour is quiet at $50
525 Wheat ls steady at 81 1901 II Tor red. Corn
has declining tendency prime Old yellow s6c.-
Whi.key Is selling at Zoe.
MOBILE, Nov. 24.-Sales yesterday OF 500 bales
coffin at 10 cts sales for the wesk, 23 $40 bales
receipts l6 geo AGAINST rs $40 anne period isst ear
TO liverpool IL s2a9 10; to HayTs las 10 Sterl-
ing Exchange s6a9S; on New York E1l PSF cent.
prem.
CHAMELEON, Nov. 23-Sales to- day of $500
bales OF cotton market unsettled
Baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 23.-The offerings of Beef Cat
tie at the Scales yesterday, amounted to 1900 head,
of which $50 mead were driven to Phadaip ia and
New York, 81 sold to country graxiers $50 left over
uEsold, and the remainder purcaased by Baltimore
butchers at prices ranging from 2.25 to 1915 per
Ito pounds, and averaging So i21s "a decline Of
fully 3ia. cents per 100 pounds the rates of last
week The markst CLOSED duii and heavy to. day.
sse ssssas p 9e Ssaa t.
sales have been maids this week at 81 u IS per leo
pounds for good 10 prime.