Weekly national intelligencer., 1860-08-04
FROM TIE clry OF NEW PORK.


The receipts from customs to-day were $13 $685. total
mount in the Subtreasury 5239, ,O40
exports Exclusive of specie from this port for the
week were $l,612984 since 1st January $50695 2S3-
about thirteen millions than in 1853 and 1859.
appears from the publication of Bank statistics in the
bankers Magazine that the banking capital of New York
city has been doubled since 1851 The marked in
crease was in the years 1923 about eight millions of dol
lars and between September 1855 and March, 1857 eleven
millions of dollars more. In 1649 it was $25 068 O00
in 1850, $69,7580O0. 7
Of the existing banks of New York city the first bank
established under the general law of 1888 was the Amer
can Exchange Bank, with capital of $15O0,00O The
next was the Mechanics Banking Association in August
1888 The third was the Bank of Commerce. which COM
menced operations in January 1889 The balances due
country banks have increased from twelve millions 1849
TO twenty-eght millions in the year 1850,
There are at present y-fve banks operation in the
city of New York OF investments in real estate there
are over six millions in the aggregate The average pro,
hts OF these banks set down exceeding per cent
or nett profits the capital of $69 000
There has been another gut of beef cattle in the
ket, and consequent reduction of prices Over 1000
head have been registered since last week. and the quality
is inferior.
The German Republicans had large meeting last
ing at the National Garden, 44th street. torchight
procession of more than thousand marched with banners
and music The Irish principally for Douglas There
Is singular coincidence in the declarations of the Breck
nrdge and Lincoln speakers. They are endeavorng to
the people that they the only antagonist
ties of any consequence. To this the Union men reply
Very WELL you both sectional the greater is the
necessity for the National Conservatives to step in and set
| tie the controversy"
New YORK, AUGUST /, 1860.
Among the exports of produce from this port the last
week were the following articles 0355 barrels of -four
bushels of wheat and 39 200 bushels of corn
LverpoOl H. 49O barrels of flour and 140 bushels of
wheat to London 535 bushels of wheat and 73 bar
res of flour to Brisol 1000 barrels of flour and Ia 1O4
bushels of wheat to Glasgow 1724 bushels of wheat to
Cork. 48
Steamboats, multiplying on the canals and are found
to answer admirably The apprehended injury to the ca
nal banks is no longer an obstacle. Et
There continues to be loud and bitter grumbng on the
part of the excursonss to Cape May the Great East
ern 1t is strange that any body of any experience in
worldly matters should have expected comfort eegant
ease on steamer, however capacous among two thou
sand people, Seat them in the finest church in the world
for than two hours and they will be restless and u
comfortable and the idea that sleeping accommodations
could be provided for that vast crowd to be Alto
gether unreasonable When curious people seek novelty
they ought to be prepared to take things they
correspondent of the Express gives list of the steamers
which accompanied the Great Eastern down the bay and
down the number of excursionsts on these at Ii 9O
| The Hendrick Hudson alone had 2,5OO
The second days proceedings of the State Teachers
Association at Syracuse of interest," but the
lasting topc-the Afncanwas principal in the dis
cusson of the daythe propriey of admitting colored
children to all the privileges of the public schools This
secured the humanitarans will next plead admission
to social equality
Twentyfour members of the Contnentas" of Phila-
delphia arrived here Saturday evening yacht
political excursion They for Lincoln and Hamin and
claim that they have force of twenty hundred
rolled for the campaign They stopped political meet
ing in Burlington and distributed campaign documents to
the villages and the canal boats They have issued
campaign songster and try to be merry in their work
New YORK, AUGUST 2, 1860.
State stocks are unchanged price, The receipts from
customs to-day $218OO0 total amount in the Sub
| treasury, $5,343,742.
Land warrants the decline. The following
| the latest rates: