The New York Herald Newspaper, November 24, 1860, Page 8

8 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Farpay, Nov. 23—6 P. M. »iferings at bank this morning were very Jerge, and the discounts unusually literal. The Bank of Commerce discounted a miilion of paper, and two or three other banks from three to five hundred thousand dollars each, This prompt ¢x- ecution of the resolve of last Wednesday bas had a heerfilness and hope are now the order of the i 3 increasing; we houses the inquiry for paper mote sales of first class at ten pere nt,and a larger g@nudience at the principal br ‘8’ offices. In the @ourse of a day or two, if nothi ¢ happens to check | we shall probably bave rates down to the old figures. All! parties seem to agree tbat the suspension of the Philadelphia and Baltimore banks will rather benefit than fjure we, and that their specie will come here. The hope is that New Orleans banks will be able stand the pressure, and that they and our own banks will not need to suspend. If thiscan be achieved the suspension of the other banks will not be fatal to business, To-day the New Orleans quotation of sight exchange on New York is one per cent premium, which will send specie North; but this advance in Northern bills is an anomaly, and will cease as soon as purchases of cotton for Northern account begin to be renewed. In the course of a day or two, if things continue to mend, the agents of Northern houses will begin to buy cotton again at the South, and exchange will fall By their last statement the New Orleans bank held over $10,000,000 of specie; this may, perhaps, be swelled to twelve or thirteen millions by New he recovery of confidenc the Year. This is the only loss which our banks are likely to be called upon to endure. Two failures are reported to-day—Messrs. J. E. Wylie & Co., of Water and Front streets, gro- eers, and Messrs. Samuel Harris & Sons, of Baltimore. The latter is not believed to be a wery heavy af Messrs. Wylie owe about $530,000; they e a large amount of merchandise and other assets, and very few preferential debts, We understand that they were offered money to go on, but declined to incur a debt which might di- mipish the common fund out of which their general creditors must be paid. Sterling exchange continues dull. Bankers ask from 103 to 105; the market is supplied at the lower figure. Documentary bills are worth about 100 for sterling, and 5.45 9 5.50 for francs. The smallness of the domand from the importers astonishes @rawers. It will be found, we apprehend, that the slack demand for bills arises at least as much from the heavy shipments and light imports this year as from any waut of money among importers. The stock market opened with some strength, then fell off, was better after the first board, higher in the afternoon, and closed with an upward ‘en- dency. United States and States stocks were gene- rally steady; Teanessees advanced 3 per cent. In railroad bonds there was a fair business, at slightly better prices. The demand for money having are not fallen off, the better class of pressed for sale as they were when it was impos- sible to borrow at any price. All the railroad stocks were in better d nd. Comparing the closing prices of the day with those of yesterday, we note an advance of 3 per cent in Pacific Mail, 3 in New York Central, 1 in Erie, jin Hudson River, 4) in Michigan Central, 1 in guaranteed, 3 im Panama, 2 in lilinois Central, 2j in Galena, in Toledo, 1 in Rock Island, 1 in Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, The idea appears to prevail om the Stock Exchange that we have seen the last of the panic and the panic pric The following were the closing prices of the day:—Virginia 6's, 80 a} Missouri 6's, 703 a 71; Canton Company, 14 @ 15: Cumberland Coal, 9a 10; Pacific Mail, 80 a 80}; New York Central, 77] a }; Erie, 31}. 7; Hudson River, 47 0 4; Harlem, 15) a 4; do. preferred, 354 a4; Reading, # a Michigan Central, 554 a 3; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 15] a 16; do. guaranteed, 33§ a $4); Panama, 116 a 117; Illi- | nois Central, 59] a 60; Galena Chicago, 663 a 67; Cleveland and Toledo, 29g a 30; Chicago and Rock Irland, 56) a §{ Chicago, By Quincy, 72] a }; Mlinois Central 7's, The business of the Snb.Treasusy to dey was as follows:— $185 153 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $21,064,542 70, and the balances 91,533,866 17. ing quotations of sight exchange on New York at the cities n 1 will show how the bank susp al exchanges:— Baltimcre . - ._ 5 per cent prem Philadelphia. 305 « Burton - * New Orleans Mobile 3 The following are the rates for currency to-day: — New York and New England discount. By the Africa The Bank of England had lost £230,000 in apecic. American stocks were considerably lower, /. ¢., New York Central, 75 0 78; Erie, 29a 31; Mlinois Central, 31.429 discount. Breadstuffs were dull. Cotton unchanged. The Boston bankers héld a meeting this morn- ing, and resolved to follow the example of the New York banks, and meet the crisis by expan- sion. The following telegraphic despatch was re- ecived here to-day: Boerom, Nov. 23, 1800. To J @ Waxv, New Your — Gur Clearing House Committee recommend vanks to discount their entire receipts, and the adopticn of a tem tim ilar to that of New Yore. FRANKLIN Hay The Philadelphia *Inguirer of this morning thus | notices the subject of the specie suspension in that city: — A comparison of views was made, when it was ascor tained voal the banks geveraliy, and without an excep tion, were in excellent condition aud able to sand even a @eridon ron for several days, end it was doally determin @1 that no |mmediate euapersion should take place, What an adjourned and more formal mecting eld at twelve o'oiock. Al ten o'clook the banks Abetr doors af ven At about © even o'clock, however, a report was cirealated that ope of oor oldest Aod moat inetiveiione had determ|ned pot to pay cheek ols than five hundred dotlars in com. This was at discredit ed, Dut on making iequiry in tbe proper quarter we found 1t bo be a fact, and immediately cue or two of the emailer Ynstita ‘lone imitated the example. Meanwhile the exe!to- ment increased, ana the run decame gous om ail of the city banks. Between the houre of t m4 the various backs ia the city lowt cred aed Ofty thouwand dolar 4 sbatement in the demand. At twelve o'clock & special meeting of the Board of Bank Preeidveots was heid at the Ciearing Houte, when every bank ta the city was repre ented. A long, cisparsionste, bet earnest tiscurioa cok plnce, when It wae Goally determined that the lato eate of te community demanded @ suspensios, anda motion to that eect was carried by & large ‘This oocurred ab vat one o'clock, and Immodi frer the tuspe o ment War produced, and, at jar ae we could nsoer — deemed wise asd prudeat ander tue circua ee The North American says: The reasons for this tuppeneion at danger of wisconstroction vr mutaken prevent Jef to buriness exchanges and fall are to re Farming merchants 4 cite eno ‘the an & single day eff.ct. While able to psy Bot be justified in contracting the'r accommodations, ant ‘withholding Joams, as they must do If brought 4 witha dind aed guilty— cle for every dollar of deporii® aod ao: soution, we trust {t will not be bat 4 ed January The suepension teri’ may + two weeks, and It certainly cannot xa loog of interrupted excl n is reloaged, the outinue ths premeat proteetio’ Prod oa before the Legtsiature could be vslled togeider le %oc'a pot The fo and re he discount | now | to) 2/ peu 4 paid ali their obligations fa coin, | | Al act before the regular movting of the | NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1860.-TRIPLE SHEET. searion the entire trouble will disappear, and wo there- | 364 24, against $5,475,145 in November, 1859, be- | fore think no further action abould be taken at preecut. The Pulletin of last evening remarks:— It was determined on a8 & | our business men, and wo prevent any of the wild seenee of 1867 The banke wots @ Leary meet all their iiabuities, While we i | have been thought necessary for ihe, 8 of Phila tel phia 20 s00n to follow the example of {hose of Batiimore, | Washington and Virginia, we trust it may prove advan tegeous and bring us sooner to a hier prespect. Thero bas been but little excitement atien 5 oy ‘Suspensiva, thus con irasting most slogularly with the panic of 1867, The Ledger of to-day says:— | All the banks gave specie for the five dollar bills, and Bt the counter of the Bank of North America, s ten doliar bli was presented by ® woman, with a request that it should be casbed, At the Philadelphia Baok a maa pre. | eented (cur or Ove five dollar notes, requesting change for th Ho wes handed specie for ‘and the others re tu to him, with the remark that he sbould not saori- fee them, as they were as good as gold. At all toe banks there was ap unusual pumver of Ave dollar bills present- | ed for redemption, ae it was generally known that specie would be given for them, but It did not assume the | character of a run apoa the institutions. The Baltimore Patriot of last evening ¢1 The suspecsion of the Baltimore banks, resolved upon last evening, i# a measure which, however much we may | regret the ect or the cause, was forced upon them as the | only etep that could sat ‘8 mercantile community and themeelyes from panic. The suspension of the bauks of ja, whence s large share of the means of payment rendered this step, already pressed ks by the action of that political party which | has always been thelr enemy, and the enemy of commer- | Clalcredit—inevitable, We bave every bope that there | will be co advactage takes of this necessity to enlarge | xo irredeerable paper, and that this step is sizaply @ temporary means of protection agatnet ruin by ta | which now carries out {is threat to ruin because it 18 to | be shortly ejected from rule. Tho bauks have already to. | day greutes to the mercantile community tue relief and | extension which this measure permits. | The Baltimore American remarks: | Our barks, we are told, are in the strongest position, | and have bitberto curtaited their accommocatious only | for the purpote of preparing for a drain upon them, which | might occarat ary time, There is no real scarcity of | money, no real change in the value of substantial seour!- | tes, yet for the last two or three days it has been next to impo#eible to negotiate loans upon any sort of security. A very little addition to the burthen—a very short delsy ia this relief measure—would have done immense damage to our commercial interests, while no possible good would have been secured. The Richmond Enquirer has the following edito- rial comment upon the Richmond suspensions :— | _ The intelligence of the prompt step Just taken by our Dank directors cannot fall to recetve the entire spares. tion of every intelligent thinker in the Commonweaith. In the present condition of the commercial interest, none an doubt thata continuance on the part of the banks to izsue specie would have resulted, not only in the entire removal cf all the epecie from the vaults’ of the bavks, ud the consequent rerious damage to all our property tw terests, but in the catire transportation of our rpecie to Ube vaulte of the Northern banks, which would undoubdt edly suspend so soon as our depletion and their repletion should be fuily effected, thus catching us completely under the deat fall of Northern absorptive predom!nance It must algo be remembered that there are grave political as well as purely financial and commercial reasons operating at present to forbid the propriety of permitting Au eniire trarsfer of Southern specie 40 the vaults of Northera bapke The Washington S/ar of last evening remarks:— Yosterdey the Baltimore backs resolved to easpend thls morairg, end as ® congequence our own banks have already been'eompelted to follow thelr example they heeilated forty eight hours in doing #0, every & Intor who could reach Washingt » by railroad in that tino, with their notes In hand, would have drawn specie for them, thus putting {t ont of their power to ald their regular Dueiness eus.omers to the extent of a dollar in these unscttled times. We need hardly add that. lack of coin had nothing whatever todo with this bank action hero, os it never was in greater abundance in Wasbiog: ton than at present, The city brokers contings as uegal to regard their balances as speci, and all in trade ta Warhing ton will doubtless be able to obtain sufficient for their legitimate busiages purposes without any sncritice whatever, AB far a8 we oan perceive, every business man in Waehingtoa rejoices that our banks have thus come to the reecue of the community's true interests, #0 seriovely menaced by the state of things fMnancial elre- where, The banks of Alexandria suspended qestartay on hearing the news of the suspention of the Rishmona banks. None of the Georgia banks have as yet sus- pended, but the Savannah Repudlican recommends that that course be immediately adopted. We quote from that paper of the 20th:— If the Carolina banks can suepend and we cannot, we | Will have to import specie at our expense for their bene- | ft; for they will gather up all our currency and send 't | io for redemption—tous restricting our facilities while | fortily ing thewselves, and attracting to their cities the commerce which belongs to ourown We repeat again tt le not a positive necessity for our banks to suspend, bu! it ip w necormity to the peoy content caily app | which render refui | wists that rofurals tw euspend at | banks could have no atvaptage over them, they could let | their money out, for to long as there 1s no drain on them | to supply the specie beyond tho wants of their own trans. | actions, they are tn a rplen4i¢ condition to meet it Bat with Carolica and Geergia both to supply, it ta utterly | out of the question to suppose that they will attempt | The Boston Zraveller say! ‘The New York banks may vote as moch as they please to extend their discounts to five or ten millions, but they spend: with the aor oxohanges en Alen: | sterling #o low, and with few purchasers, they will flad it | dulleult to obteln much paper that will be safe for dis- | coun'—a wide margin being req sired for depreciation and lomecs, Although Where is no foreign demand for gold yet it Is idle to suppose that anything like the anount of currency and credit can be kept atiost in times of civil avle to it should 08 | Com motion which ke perfectly safe to peaceful timer. | The Cincinnati Gazette of Wednesday, November 1, after alluding to the bank agreement here to } purchese foreign exchange, remarks:— matters are comparatively quiet. re There is no great for loans, for the reason that it is known t» be next to uselees to apply. Bankers are tn a comfortable condition, aud tbey do not mean to place shemecives ia & diferent position for the present. They are doing all they can judiciously to aseist thore of their customers whose engagements require it, but ovens thie they are not diecounting. Currency is plenty the supply ts ing * nates of Interest in outside circ mare hardly quotable. It is dificult to sell paper at any price, ani lencers goocraliy get sheir own prices. The regciar houres do aot charge tele customers over 12 per cont, Dut this is no indication of the present vaiue of money, We bear of littie trouvie ia commercial circles. Collec. ‘ions heretofore have been good, bat they arc now begin. ning te fall off, ‘no revival ia to be expected until re- turna are recelved for bogs. The Cincinnati Gazette furnishes the following record of action in Pittsburg:— of tbe nomerous euite peading rest on railroad bonds, several of which are to be tried at the present term of the United States Circuit Court, have panied & resolution direeting tke Mayor to excoute and deliver to Thomas Bakewell, Jobu Ressell and Joba BW Murray, « mortgage upen any oF all of the real estate | velonging to the city of Pitteburg, for a sam bot exoced- | ing one million five husdred thousand doliars, in trust for the benefit of the legal holders of munict | pal obligations or certificates heretofore iseved for pur- | poses of city lonn, water loaa, or work, aa the same are | how regiatered abd set forth in the book of “city obliga | tons’? m the Comptrolls ? under proper legal advice, exeouted the not. dig ® formal from Joha H. Bampoon, os attorne: Mesars. Oclrich & Co., of Now coupen® horde issned by the city to companies, amounting to $74,009. ‘The re- this mortgage wi'l be to leave the payment of rail «i obligations to reveoues derivable oply from direst taration. The municipal honda are older the rail road bobds, and the effect of the action of Couscila—tt tt have ary legal evlect at all—is to meke the holders of the nle\pa! bonds preferred creditors over the bolders of Faliroad bor ds. The fol lowing were the bide for the sale of Penn | eylvania State Pives, as received by the Commis- | sioners of the Sinking Fund on Tuesday, in re- sponse to their advertisement for the purchase of one bundred thousand dollars of the State loan, vie George S$ Depper J.P. utebinaon | ms } $10 090 50 000 at 94 75 at 95 60 at 96 mi 94 as 96 at 96 at 96 at 95 18 $51 58 at 00 76 100 000 at 92 #T | Do eee 1 £6,000 at 93 16 The allotment of $100,000 wes made to ©. Ma- calester at 02.07, and we andorstand that an addi- tional purchase of $100,000 was sterwards made at the same rate. The followirg is a statement of the condition of the Ohio banks, November, 1900: Coin Bucks 0 ren nee. “ ote), 41 O00 A878 OA 12,140,008 808,078 ‘The items of the last five quarterly statements ing an increase of $911,219 24, | | eniiiethe banks to expand telr discoante and thus ‘aid | North Carolina October 20, 1860: | | | | above wer The following is a statement of the Bank of LADIITIER, Canitel rtock, Bills, So. im transit, Tota}.......++ Leace and discounts. .. $3 098,603 | Fxctape... 1,686,194 State stock 48,000 Real (state 47 617 Doe fom banks: 66 165 Notes of other banks. 209 905 Specle sss. creee 418,133 Vouchers, 7 +++ 185,266 531 jec\ared. The American Telegraph Company has di a dividend of three per cent, payable Decembe The receipts of the Chicago and Northwe: Railroad the second week in November were:— 1. 1859 Pasese gers 4071 2 Freight 7.427 91 | Total. ....+++++ 11,499 12 Increase in 1 9,495 59 ‘The receipts of the Toledo and Wabash road for the second week of November were:— Annexed are the receipts of the Sixth and Eighth avenne railroads for the past four montlis:— Sizth Avenue. Eighth Avenue. $20 563 11 39 610 03 ves 29601 44 83 S44 42 + 82.03% 87 34 625 1 . 34578 22 35 064 86 seeeeeenes cess 6126871 €4 142 B64 12 The public Treasurer of the State of North Caro- lina, in his report to the Legislature just convened, states that there is a balance now on hand in the State Treasury of $615,691 16. Stock Exchange. Fuipay, Now. 23, 1660. $6000 U 8 6's, 74 a 7 26 sos dar RR pret. 37 85000 Tenn 6 80 15 Stonington RR. 10 4ct0 do. 805; 60 Reading RR. 36% 1600 Virgivi 81 do. a8 76C0 Caistor 85 40 Mich Cen 52 3700 Mitsouri n 6 do 000 do 1X 6 do, 2000 N ¥ wo" 90 8 4 100 Hud RivSdmb $0 50 2000 Har RR istmb 91 1000 Mich 1660 Mich £0 24 mb 100 do. 300 LaCrorsex’ 50 NJ Con RR. 160 Mich 80 & £00 Chi & NWatd 2000 Chi SNWim 1400 ¢o. 2660 C,RAQRES 40 ths Bunk of NY. 46 Bonk of Com.... 9 Market Ban 6 Corp Fx Bark 20 Pern Coal Co, 95 Pacific Mail $8.00 10 Wyo'g V Coal Co 26 Del & Bud C'l Co £0 400 NY 380 100 a *l 60 Cley & Pitts RR. 100 Cera 100 Gal —_ RR.230 65 0. do... 610 Toi RR Io 80 ms 200 Cle & 60 do... BIB 150 Chi, Bu & Qy BR. 2000 do 60 even all $2000 US 5's, 5000 Missouri ovo Virginia 200 Teun 6's, 6000 Li! Con RR bas. 1000 do... £(00 Mich So 24 m £600 Ch & NW 20m hs Bk Commerce Ne BOARD. 60 che MS&NT 60 « 2 Yuk 6 Pe of State of NY 10 Dei& Hud CapalCo 4 do... . 1) Hadecn Riv RR, 10 N Y Central RR. 2100 ¢o.. " 50 40......D10 100 Clery & TORR DIO 29¢ 200 eo " 460 do. 2955 50 ¢o do... 2% 100 Erie BR. 100,Cai& Rk IeIRR 250 i 10 do. 100" 2¢0 Harlem Ri 200 ° ¢o.. 200 200 Har RR pr 100 . 200 Reading RR. .b1 196 Del, L & West RR 80 6 N J Contral RR.. 10555 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fura, Nov. 23-67. M. Asnes —The market was quiet ani cominal, at 6'¢0. Barapettrys —Flour—There was some better inquiry frem tbe trade, while prices were more buoysnt, aad ny fee! The transactions footed up the fallow- ing quot Superfine State.....--.s0+ eo Extra State, good to cholce 6 Superfine Western... .... rr Common to chotoe Weatern extra, 3 xtra a0 Fe Straight to ls Common e: family and bakers’ 2 meal, Jervey and Brandywice. aus 8860865 — Canadian four was held with more i with more dotwg, W th ralce of $00 8 906 Die , at $5 59 a $7 60; the latter Sgure for stall lote of extrs quality. Soutnern Jour was firmer, eepeciaily for inside Tho tales om: braced about 1,400 closing within the range of the above quotatins Rye four was beiter and in Mir request, with pales ef D0 bbls. at q was ia fair request, with sales of 860 2400 bbis. Jersey and Brardy wine the above figures. Wheat—Toe market hoidere fai prices, . The 36 for white 25 for red waukeo rior amber ows at $1 20, an spring at $1:(5 © $110, sud Wertera club atp t. Corn was miy Beld, but waa lets active. The sales emoraved wdout 40,060 bushels, at C60. a it and 65 gc. a 680 fordo In etore: prime white Western at 70c. Rye was firm, with 2,000 bushels Northern at 700. Barley was beter 4 firmer, with sales of 17 000 busne's, a1 eds & Teo. for ‘Seto and 7c for Caraca it Ose were beter, with more ¢o'ng, at 860 8 Slo, for Wostera and . ‘ Jae for State. a8 —Tho market was quiet aed prices noainal. Contos —The market was steadier and the demand better, © ith sales of aboot 2,706 to 3.000 bales, 1.600 of Which were told 1p tansit, and the remainder to spin pers. V'rices cloned at about 1 for middliag uplands, And seme lote were quoted at a hig re, Fam vrs —The rates opened dul wor for Engligh Ports, Dut sbipowners at the close were firmer, ‘and deelined to take the Ineide rates of the forenova. Liverpoo! about 86,600 in buik sed begs. at ly engsgements of corn at 11 3¢d. in bulk. was taken ate ba 035 61. Cotton Loy at 1G por td. There wero some menia to Loodon of grain at aver, jome fur reported on privae 3 to the Continent were steady, wis simited = mort every branh of commercial indury hae not been without it efect on the hide market. Al thie tearon of the year, before the clore of eaual navigation, od 18 uewally very active, but the inet bee been ove of the dullest ever kuown Both Payers and manifeet an indifference tow ardoperatieg till mone- aire become more rettiod. Prices may be consider. The follow!ng are the most im 260 Montertces, p. : 1.000 Rio 3,170 Bogota, alo, a 21 igo , lees oom ty joan, Zl¢, less discount; J Calltoente Rye ; 1,000 city slaught ith prices nasettied, er » with eles of 800 916 15 a $17 for mere, and at $10 75 « $1 Peet eady, with sales hoeiwe ing new repee! O at $11. Beet h eo 1 Cut cate wer . Lard won steady, with Paice of 86 lane ter apd cheers were de!) ales wert 100 bbdia 6 limited. at 12%. 8 , aod prices baavy Kion ene besvy,, Gnd ollie in small ints wt 43 @ deca, Froame —The iretemency of the weather cnccked wales, +e beard of little er nothing ed retell prrcele re RL. & A Start iere reduced \helr prices for thelr re igo per te, They bave crtabusheg ere » sedned prices to dey as follows:—Ioaf sugar, per [b., 9%¢c. SHIPPING NEWS. ; best 8%e.; quality |, 90.; circle A crushed sugar, granulated sugar, 8c ; sugar, 8 <0. ; white sugar, A 80; yellow Movements of Uceam Steamers. Tonacoo.—There je Bp g doing in this article, and FROM BUROFS, for tho want of inquiry prices are nowimal. The sales em- braced 13 bhds. Virginia at xe @ 73¢0., and 92 oases gced leaf at 12¢ a2 Wiexsy wee irmer, with sales of 600 a 600 bbis, at 19ye a Wo Woor —The market coptinues inactive, and we have no rales to report. The stock generally ts light, and holders are not disposed to realize unless at prices equal to those recently current. Ladjoining, im Lacjorping, 1 HAVANA, MATANZAS AND NEW ORLEANS, och avenue, with DULAIDg®... va. 20. Png By me Cenae 1 sdoiming, running through, with buildings. Now Orienaa iat Now Oricaas 16, Havana Un, ai } “ “ * ‘enc Eran or ug Wisi New York 9b. at Havana 2 . od From New Orleans 34, Havana 26, arriving a: New Canawea—From New York lth, at Havana 16h nad New 19th. From Ne said Hew Ovleana ih. "From Naw ‘orleans Shah, Havens Se, Poraprirnia—From New York 19h, arriving at Havana THE DRY GOODS TRADE. The following is a comparative statement of the imports of foreign dry goods at New York, for the week and 2b. Fi Oo Hat wnce January 1:— by a npr _— wn olin For the week, 1868. 1869, 1860. eae Sis, orviving 06 Tipvane 256 and kviered at thie port..#340,529 © si19s8 gatas | Now Orleans 40m, trom New Orleans wane dik, ar- Thrown on market... 423,277 084 620 648, Ewrike Ciry—From New York 28th, arriving at Havana ‘Since January 1. 84. From New Orleans 18th, Havana 10th, arriving at New Rov'd at txis port.,..64 302 649 102,727,245 95 076,348 fhrown op mark’t...02 229496 102,189 087 94 469 891 By the above tables it be een that the goods entered the past week were in excess of those for the ry month, at 2 PM. tome period in the two past years, while the amount | , KAkx4x—From New York for Havana via Nassau, NP. on wo cpon the market wee ander’ that or tho same | ‘>R.ialof every alemle Cunard eae sry time is 3869, but im excess of those for the same | gst on Mouday, except from New Orleans. When the datea woek to 1858 The aggregates since the les of Janu- | fall on Monday, the steamers will leave New Orleans om the day previous, SPECIAL NOTICE. AN packages and letters intended for the Naw Youe Hxmitp whould be sealed. ALMANAC FOI ‘ary last are only seven to eight millions Debind thoae for the year 1869, but in excess of thote for the year 1368. Of the goods eptered for consumption, woollen fabrics amounted to $206,995, cotton to $37,550, kilk to $107 738, tax to $114,972, miscellaneous articles to $68,156. Total, $624,930. We annex the details:— APN BISES. SUN SETS... Port of New York, November 23, 1560. CLEARED, Br), Liver. Pe 1-5 raga (Br), Brooks, Queenstown and en (Brem), Wessels, Bremen—Gelpcke, Bteamehip Bren: Kenigen & Reiche!t. Bark Duc de Normandie (fr), Denatrie, Havre—Boyd & Sita Awe’ted ‘Suk & men. Braids & b.. Shawie 2 14,986 Hipenen. Gloves..... 4 1612 - Bark L Campbell (Br), Lufkin. Lisbon—Edmiston Bros. Vralde&b.. 2b 265 Total..... 286 $197,788 | , Hare Young America, Collins, New Orieans—Kobaon & Fos Piawket 78 8,478 ee > rig Richmond, Clark, Rochelle—R P Buck & Co. Hose. 1 (1044 193 $17,708 | Brig Trace Wind. Jobrson Caciz—O & Bd Petera. Wort. yarn 45 12 669 7,603 | Biz Jon ® Coton, Lowell, Gibraitar and a market—Yates, rrr} 20098 Pron | nig Reto, Rice, Port sn Prince—Delsteld & Wilson, tees F ’o..2 vie Kobe ig apt cents M6 88005905 Hem pie Da0¢ Th TOE | Foie Babs, ike Poke Pe oneal 17 $4,082 — Brix Hen Carver, Peary, Mabie 8 H Brighan 5 cea eee borax3, Small, a O— Thompson Colored 1 240 Total. ..2,464 $114,072 | ener, id raced " BR mousing. 18 6,867 laneons— Schr Contest. Shaw, Queenstown—G@ F Bulley. Hek’chiefs. 11 9.461 Schr Adda Potter. ‘Aspinwall—Post & Frail. 12 9446 Bebr Matiica, West, t Domingo—J & N Smith & Co. 68 7,884 Bebr Melrose. Reynolds. Windsor. D R Dewotf. ¥ Wo! lace Jacksoaville—Thompeon & Hunter, a ton, Hoteden, Jackson ville—Srett, Son & Co. $37,560 Steamer Ejsabeth, Colmary, Bs ARRIVED. a 12a Fteamehip Africa (Pr), Shannon. Liverpool, Oct 10. and 46 46.761 Qheenstown Mtb, PM, with mdse and pasengere, to EB Ca 23 «(13 666 nard. 11th /nst, 10.56 AM. passed stermsbip Arabia, bound tn 8267 to Liverpool: Isib, lat #0 88, Jon 38 16, asset Somer. ‘weamshig eoppeeed ol ‘ae bing! hence tor Queessiowa Withdrawn from Warehouse. Siineses "ey Suk ‘Steamship Florida, Crowell, Savannah, with mdse and pas- $5,753 | sengers, to 8 L Mitehill & Son. 2077 feamship Baltimore, with mdse and 1473 passengers, to ee au 764 | gere, to B Cromwell o_o . —_—_— ship Orient, Hil, Liverpool Oct 28. with mdse and 30 pas $10,057 | sevgrrs, to Spofford, Tileston & Co 1b:h inet, lat $445, loo 85 : 10, rignalizec bark Cerra Linn, bound E, 17th, lat 40 $0, lon 66 $2,087 15, +i bighiancer. boand EB. 5 ‘hip Thornton, Collica, Liverpool, Oct 24, with mdse and 290 117 | passensers, to Wil inma & Gnicn. ‘6th inst, John Heath, sea an, fell overboard suc was drowped; Lite, James Wood, sea man, (led from tr juries recetved by fallieg from hip Miles Siardah (of Boston), Gardiner, London, 54 days, in balisst, to master, Had W gales throughout the entire pas: sage. a Fin Java, Daggett, Glargow, 33 days, with mdse, to Dunham mc. tbip ancmia (Br, of Quebec), Manson. Glasgow, 24 da: with mdee, 19 Gilenpte Bran’k Go. Hoth inet iat 826, 00 Bt 12. spoke ship Tense Webb, dence for Liverpool; same day, wig nalized & Br bark showing Nos 3476 lat dlete pendant, steering The A has had light and baling winds during the last 10 aye hip Donati, Black, Charleston, 4 days, with cotton 4c, to DO Murray, Bart Nomber Three (Pres), Tubentbal, Shields, 87 days, with er. Bark Welk’ vhs meri forerall, Tolal.... Miacelianoout— in, Blanchard, Gi! with mdse to RP Buk &Co. rail boais at their lashings, parted main swifver, wasbed Talla Ac—the ship throughout, tight, staoneb and strong. 10th inet, Yat 42 31. Lom BA 20. lizet skip J W Farley, steering FB; 10th, Jat 40 16, lom $9 97, rrualived n Brem bark with mizen top- dena to ibe ‘and ‘whive quartera~ bad no * Bark Palermo, I Girgevtt, 66 days, Gibraltar Oct wit mulpnur ko to Chamberits, Phetps & Go. ied henty tnd W gules the entire ; bas been within 40) miles of New Yors for the Inst 17 days. Bark Kosice}, Hamtiton, Reon. arsed (ibraitar Cot 16, with mdae, to GW Brags st 40 20) lon 82 10, Passe ahi shoal bearing WNW 80 mi I vemel with part of the house Armenia (of 18, eigg uh Alen Woot, bound B, need tie quarter Geok ea ee quantiy of lumber alloal, supposed to trom the wreck Bark Mary, Gbbe, Trinidad, Oct 18, with wugnr, to George 8 rk Kernel Morley, Jr, Holdridge, St Warks, 18 dave, with ene gesseeerh ees eee p selieeestcatttes seen $624,900 | tune day. Breva sly EF Gubais, bound BThe SM had light bead winds to lat Si, where abe experienced a bes: goon $7676 | BE to Nw, Iw Ta hours. the Sat © honre of which fay to ua 3.088 | der bare poles; Bas been 4 ¢ayw 8 of Cape Haticras, with head 19.067 | (of Buckeport), Ooemba, Palerma, 70 2,214 wth fralt, to Barclay & Liviogs 786 | ton. t spake chr Quindaro, of Cam ——— | bricge, from Aavinwall for New York, 16 days out, with all of $23,821 | te cre sick—supplied her with one man. “ ae ee ‘unchal (Port), Perekla, Demarara, $1 days, la Manufacturee of woo, $71,907 rig Adel: po MoD “0 Cotte 80/276 | with Sconcos he, to Tirett Bon Con Had bead wists, Ea a ot Me | OS ie e Ramirgton, Finkis St Marks, 28 days, with coton RII R100, a vo Brscle & Fetieg ae ef $316,768 | “rig The exvorta of cotton domestic goods during the week | , Febr sar were light, belng confine’ to Venezuela avd to the Wost | Lama Ttastew of Indice. The unscttled state of affuirs tn China tended to | gales check sh’pments in that direction, The exports for the | “scar ‘week ending November 23 were a: follows:— ton de Value. Bale. | thomas a = provie lore— eu; + 4,829 166 4 249 6 nu 18 231 1406 ad inacth money, and tbe panic in febr ‘ssual dulinese st this season of | Skt the year. Considering that aotes of the best houses have Pebr becn at a discount of 10 12 per cent, and the derango- Rebr ment of domesvic exebange, tie dry, goods houses have helen pag Bay a Ee at, acti ee.) fer be Clark, Albury for Hertford were taco to lvaidete by partisan newspayers; aod in | Sch Apsler, ewe. Manhaitanvile for Wereham. the face of the excitement at the South ana bank eur. | loop americe, A Provan 3 age. ; pentions, bare stood frovnd macfally, and | Sterner Madgin, Gromley. not one importance, thatfwe are awe of, fteamer 1 Vanderveer. Philadelphia, bas surpended, while several fatiures of Partice 4 = jo the Western produce trade are known to have taken Picamer Patras, Ler, Providence. . The collections from the West, since the recent | Steamer Valley Oly, Obapman, Derby, Ot. me, have Seu 68 sence Ship Charles & Jane, Haskell. of aod from Boston, te at an- tpring trade ly hor bs Hart's Tsand, and will be towed to this etiy b day wo adout vy ai load for Europe. bouses, ae wei biog , have SAILED. not made the asval active preparations to meet it, foel- Park Yourg America, avaoa Wind at sunset Si. by & mesenge from the Underwriters, when she retursed and anchored in the North River. We learn that she will esi! the first fatr opportunity. Purser W , wns ie Beene samity Mette, fem Sy ‘abt Snr are Puincn Gerriah at New Orieata from with driits, ‘wore dull at lest week's quotations, rim 13th Inet. Int 28. lon 88 80, parsed a ship 5 fer fore foods was algo quict, and.prices with- | {0% ‘be top on, painted white, spparentiy nota log time ia ous mark 4 Bre Axoots, before reported as capstred and askore shout 1¢ miles below Wimingice, NU, has been Hosted off and FAMILY MARKET REVIEW. Beef, mutton, poultry, fish, and, fa fact, all articles of femtly marketing, arc at @ fixed fgure—a print at which they have stood for pearly the last six months, with scarcely a variation. Politioe seem to have hed DtUe effect on the market oe yet, ard while the belance between demand an #upply contianes to be maintained ag | 5°) at prevent, ro anvisty need be felt by purchasers We gire below a table of the privet of the principal artistes at | Warhiegion market, exclusive of vegetabtes, which posi. rail Foun Woon, Curtin, went ashore at the mouth of the barber of Havens Loan anred. ow! valued Tttows, vo total #rock. Crew 4 became W 8 Beery, of Wilmington, NO, tively show po obarge:— form Manta Is) nena, from Tune =-Porterboute steak, 189. @ 200. por Ib ; sirloin, | fore reported ashore Porat 120 9 160; roasting pieces, 120. @ 1be.; corned pieces, Bich water Bad ict, without Gamage. be _® 100, ! from City Metros —Chops, 12° a 1c. per Ib ; hind quariere, 109, to ® ggle on the 8120 ; lamb, 100 a tae. ‘Bal. —Outlots, 180. © 200. per lo. ; fore quarters, 60. a hind quarters, 10°, a Ide. Porm = pork Te ; roasting piccom, $1 ) | vurRT we wishce & 16c. por Io: fowls, 12. 9 fo: geese, 100 8120; ducks, per pa'r, canvass back, $1 608 $2: . - ridges, per par, Ste $1 15 Ibo, striped bark, 12) a 160 Magerrivs Oct €—The Americar meee trem Lives ol for Calcutta. | foany ie her upper wanbe, ‘stan bet cone per 1) ; floundere, 6; eels, 103. a oyeters, per 100, Wed $2; greon tartle, 12> a 160 ; terrapin, per dozin , having ereovntared seve: or | leaky and ith bower Ta hae tlsbainen rune nd 7 Surrogate’s Olice. | don for calectta. Before Paward C. Wert, durrogate. WILL OF THOMAS STOTTRN. ‘This will wae admitted to probate yesterday. It absmes Be Sete, ta neemebater, oe went brig, of ributes large amou! —— urrom, Nov S—Put tn for repsire, the Bwedieh sh! - aR pooner Pete Olea fs ij rem rome otter bury for Pow, o” the ‘entator. MmGantiva | —ittcsscaa he fund for aged and en ctoreyraen of the | “Brisntyy Vreenecfehr Giraee Darling (of Warten, RY, Capt Fpltcopel cburoh of New York, and another $100 is be- | Jomeph Mason, failed trom walvesvn sept 23 to ballast, boang quentbed to the “ ‘of the Firrt Protontant i in Rhe hed not arrive! at [on the 4th ink and to there i pe dowbt that she wopk In the jear’nl barrionne that ‘Orphan Episcopal charsh of Now York.” deoored appointed item Hillerd, the Preeident of Uhe Rowory Fire lax | SU°ES STAT eas tne, builtas Waabtsrtoe, Rica tsc weranes Company, end William Summers, ef New Tort, » owned by Jrbn fc and cthergof Warren, and we believe hie executors. oe) jared, Capt Magus and hie first officer, Mr Willa Ship Therese, Wallace, from Oaleuits for Philadelphia, Ang: 29, Jat 13 N, ton 88 B : Bbip Robert Harding, from Liverpool June 7 for Calcutta, rept 10, no las or lon, ip Alice Counce, Singer, from Glasgow for Avstraiia, Sept 17, Int 23 8, Jon 89 B ‘rip Wm Libby, Bishop, {rom NOrleana for Liverpool, Now Tucker, from Mobile for Liverpool, Nov 10, off Sand Key ‘Buip Lucretia, bence for Liverpool, Nov 18, lat 4038, lon guage Reler, Je, abel from ‘Hiverpeol for Ror Rog Ship M (not_Maroceo). from Sunderland a rie, iets er Toreae™ - a a Marathon, from NOrleaus fcr Boston, Nov 18, lat 36 37, ae from Baltimore for Demarara, Nov 19, lat Pathiinder, from Galveston for NYork, Nov 16, lat 20 Bark 20, Jon 80 40. ry, Sleeper. Galveston. 2 in port 9th, dg, Sarah Park, Perdieton, snd Time Homer, pes | nome ot the Sea, Bevan, Jamaica; Regulus, Thomp . KU Exirast, Nov 6-8lé Alstama, English, Charleston, Ruzwenavan, Nov 4—ble Bremerhaven, Tulsko Dannemanp, N¥ors; ‘Gerhard, Tonjes, Ni oth, Malvion Fomstint (Srleupe Rian Methtid, Mondeuwol, Panieen Ne Fretwurst, and Lad: ‘Cronstavt_ Oct 31—Arr Sarah L Bryant, Jones, Boston. Cacurta, Sept 2t—arr Good Hope, Miller San Francisoo; 2718 Liverpool. Cid S0tn, Cromwell, ‘Both, T Onkford, Eldridge, Symmes. Be ston Ra oar Rs more); baw + Jo ti Guickit*p, Wade" do {and tid for NYork, aod wns off the Reo: Cles 9b and landed pilot). Passed by 8th, James Mont Pie. from Shielde for NY¥ork; Pamelia Flood, Arderson, for Caraitt. Pot in and auchored ai the Motherbank 7th, Leona, Norria, from Calino via Queenstown for Antwerp. Firrtwoop Nov 7—*id Lady Sale, Mappa Gtascow, Nov Musk ngom, wh, us, Spring er, Cardiff. GREFNOCK, Nov 6—SId Moon Yonitnay, Sprague (from Gikegow’ Bld from tbe Clyce 6th. a. Locbesd, rieans OrweartaRr, Oct —arr Tenic Hutebwson. # York for Mar- neilies, Nov ‘Boston; do for Caurs, Pescud Tarragona tor NYork. Old Now sear Norio arr ir Inne Newtoa, Brasch, NewYork. aMBCRG, Nov 7—Arr je nm ld 41d, Gellert, Te.ry, NYork (and from Ouxhaven Sth); 7th, onan, Meyer, do. Kcneacare, Oct —Arr Gem of the Ocean, Williams, Lone don. Lryerroot, Nov 4—Arr Vanguard, Hallett, NYork; Sa. san Bisks, Atwood, Richmond. *~ Bld 4th, Thos Jed | ead" Now Ge: | fee sen liy Auguste, Stricklacd, 40, Bib, 23 DeWoll, | Brecebow Savacoah Cid th, J P Wheeler, Gadd, Boston; Sth, Tivol, Kelly, NOr+ 2ephtate Sate aude Wee ae See ae Fae acer women ‘aihoun, froeman, and Wild Hun-er, Baldrey, 7th, Ganges, Evans, leans; Rattler, a! wy sie opt, agoen, Lyi cel Novstbe. Bewcastim, Nov 7—Cld Carolina. Aretos. Moise, do; uh, Merrimac, Fitts, Boston Newront, Nov 9—Put io, Ruvens, soilenbura, from Ametere Cam for NOrieans, with ¢amage. - Ororto, Oct 30—arr Nereo, Almet ia, NYork. Paulsen, Purxovtit, Nov 9—Arr Solide, ork. Henry Sheitoa, Agelio, Cette; Nov 2, Paienmo, Oot 0—, | Washington Butcher, Collins, Licata. | _ Quawastow™, Nov 6—Arr Jessie Banfield, Grusillier, New Yors. ‘Kaxcoon, Sept 18—8d Teeac HI Boardman, Brown, —. R10 Jamnino, Oct 10—Uid brig Union State, Foxwell, strom. (rom Gotteabarg Bev BNA, Oct 29—arr Bulow, Harding, Copetant’- erva, M ee Nov t—Arr Jobn Griflio. Treat, Richmond. Saree Nov 7— ES ET toe, Orleans for TWaaurod, Ang 26-814 Content, Kew York; Sept Steed, . do (before re; ort Sept 11), ‘akmoutn, Nov &—Of, On ario, ty ‘ROUrieans. hier, Wi enntet. a \materdam. Sarah BaLT) ro Old ab g ‘eo Nov 22- ® A Fall Verm’ outh, and Williem ; Tena ena ee ‘A sogers te Gro Roe, Hem op, do. WAL. BVM, Nov 31 Arr echt Ueene, Ook Risabethperss woop aa Lapeer ou, Zhi, schia Oreos Browu ter Jen York GALVESTON, pow Il—Arr bark ork. RENREUUNKPORT. Rev IStArr trie Hinetan “Betsh, MOREA hor ti-varr 3 een bris# Di-ector, bain Wate, Ritts eee St it pt | ries Bese vay reece Ay ‘nye, Gra qty on ig Callender, Cole. and B 8 Kina i ence, Bight Rea Ae éelpl eebtr wom, ol Tampico; See fa telecast e KORFOLK, Nov 2\—Arr bark Kate Line: mre to load for Laven. riya 8 Y Abb? Wate, Wain, Cid Br brig Dell Windies REWARK, Nov 23- Morte! : Mim Booty, me! FS ‘ork, ‘ail; Vanek FEWPORT, Fovga—s14 ge) NS Vorr: Bi Pied, Harriet John ® we r, LJ Game Cook, for do; 80; sloop Ji ad ohare, Noa? Ney dt nee ‘Trg Bawin Weober, Wil- x SPRTCADELDATA, Nov 2—Are steamers Delaware, Cam: non snd Mars, Nicho® ew ore: bark 4) ave, Hinvaus: brig Mary 8M linen. Norton, Cardesan, ootee Bosrdmas, Crocker and Onis’, Haune, Oalaie, 8 Presbrey, Taagtom Obief, Caam RYE, Oe bele Biyen hosisarm Rocky bem Fi Ban Liverpo hs F eeh:# Hattie MM 4 ayo. Hi Miebel rare Fuseetpaiee Cla” bark yr iy tanins. FORTSMOUTG, Nov 19—Arr sober J W Seaver, Nickerson, Alereny rin ir tg ead PROVIDENOR, Ney Are PYor. Below. Sorp Wackmove, Ai y | brlge Bairy, Fowler, (alae wo load for Bt 100, 1, New York: 2 Bucferiie, RO; eo 4 Commerce, Shilery Field, And Trevelacion Pawel a, Tc € yA ie» Joho RB Watson, Packer, ), Crceker, iraherhonrt. Now di arrechre MS Eartetge, Reckiands D Townsend Townsend, Jacksonville. Sid echr Jalis Waive, Presi p, NU leans. | ROCKLARD Roe lOve pokes Lise, urbieh, MVork for Berger, M Merten, Need, and ¥ ode Port, do te | OF WARK, NOv ib-sker orig Anerew Petes, VoPariaad,