New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17


Baks Of this eiy in tbs eoD.dr ion Of the very important
and assistance " his they have rendered.
Adopted nnenmously.
The reso'uti IA was responded 10 by Messrs Mercer
and Patterson of Philadelphia, and Nr. Gray OF
Boston.
Mr.. w. Howes offered the following resolution,
viz:
D. a,eJ by the Cbaimsn with the advice and spnovs Of the
o. ,hs BsnH " nc Comn"rcs Se cSsman ofhs cos%iies
Mr. Vermilye offered the following resolution, viz:
Reed This. copies Of the Dlsn this dsy adopted BY the
and PhadelPhs and their cooperation In the
A. the suggestion of Mr.. W. A. Booth, that the
Chairman of the meeting invite the Secretary of the
Tieasny 10 be present and hear report of the pro-
ceediugs thus far in relation 20 the oan Committee
was appointed 10 wait upOD him for thst purpose.
Aftef the action Of the meetiog had been stated TO
Mr.. Chase by The Chairman that gentleman addressed
the Assocaon expressing his entire satisfaction at
the result TO which they had arrived and his belief
thai il would tend TO the greater prosperity OF the
Banks and the highest welfare of the nation.
On motion,
Rolred thai Committee be appointed whom shsl be
fei the adopted sud the various ,uggeon in esLset 70
exchanges betNeen the associated banf.:
The Chairman appointed the following gentlemen as
that Committee, VIZ: James Gallain u. ;. Zoe, H.
r. Vail JOS. VI, Price, end J. Punnett
On motion OF Mr.. A. V. Stout 1t was
Le'red Thst the resolution offered by M Pdce snd now
lying on be table, be iefemed to the hstsppoed Coinn"
Mr.. Moses Taylor offered the following resolution,
Rored That the thanks ofhi. meeting doe .pd
Sy for be psient clear and forbe which he has
Ic.ented rs the financial condition Of tee enS
e country in the interviews which he has held win
while 81 the city mat he las confirmed The conLdenes
which we had before entertained ~ ,he wisdom s
ch ency Of the admh'fii'n OF h' department. Of INC oo'e
On motion Of Mr.. W. A. Booth, il was unan-
imously
Resoed That thi. meeting u s,suos hs grave repOns!
b OF furnishing sustain the Gov rnment IN this I'm
% ,b. ned f Us sr i, epsS that the
w without respect to party OF persons aion'
nsne vis ne,iy economy aud efficiency 10 the TRAM
copy of tie Let rctouon, signed By the Chsr-
man and Secretary OF this meeting, directed 10 be
sent 20 the Preident Of the United States. after which
the meeting Adjourned 10 meet at II O'Clock to- nor
row al the same place. GEORGE :. Cor, Sec'y.
We annex comparative sta ement Of the Imports Of
Foreign Dry Goods at Now.York for the week and
snce Jan. L.
Entered at me PaIi..... 99l3a s3Ablls $50 05
THROWN on MsIket....., 2J's,2l9 3,S77,0@ T9,l62
Rntcred a. tht POr,.".s s:o56's:o ssstsSs s3,G9 81
Thrown on MaIket...... Id5l4J65 69f2A25s 1,l51JIs
asrEHSp yoH coS'usPr.os;
Wool........ 2l3 sSt,.2 slk..-... lt tl19
vfTHDklwALA.
Mas,V Of Ptsa Value MdRH Of Pksa Value.
NoOi...... 2js f5J3a5 Slk........ o. 71,Sll
Cotton.. 10 2SS2 FaI..... l2o R.25
'''''N' ''' ~ Total. 81 Is96s5
vIRRHOvtAD.
Masp Of rhn Value SaI% s,% " rrtr y.lg.
Cotton .... 1913 FAI...,.. Is l,4fl
@'''o-' '0''"' ro,L... Da s,ga,ss
The quantity Of -four, wheat, and barley, left
al tde-wa,er during the second week in August in the
years lsGO and 1851, is M follows:
Flout bbl.. Wheat bu. Corn, bu. Barley, bu
lg6O ,,,,,..... gJ74 52.576 3j7i0+ ....
lG5l.,........2l,1zJ e'tE Iio,Sd
Jncres....ls37g Deo.46ilI Dee.3s.lS Inc
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles leh a,
tide.water from the commencement Of navigation TO
the ith Of August inclusive during the years 1860 and
1861, j. a. follows:
FLOUR bbl. Whss, bu. Corn bu Barley, bu
lBeO.........J.2,se0 l.NNIgJ 7,Dt5J4 1871
lC6l.........52Jaj3 u,5lldn s,0o29 l11,'n
;;o5-3 -,5o0o az sos TI23
by reducing the Wheat 10 Flour the quantity OF the
latter left at de-water this year compared with the
corresponding period Of last year. sbowsS gain of 66
9ji bbls. of -four.
The receipts at tide water Of the principal articles Of
produce from the opening Of the Canals to and ncIud
in,, the Ijth Of August have been as follows