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February las, of "a per cent and the City Bank OF Buffalo,
h!he same month, paid dividend of so per cent.


The 1e.urns from the Receivers of the several novenl
banks taken collectively, render quite certain that the losS
Safety Fund will be equal to all the notes IN cirsua
en end !! not improbable that call may be made on


safety Fund 10 pay the debts OF some OF the panRs De-
'Sad The redemption OF the notes IN circulation.


The discounted bills in most Of the banks are very aige
aanount but the Receiver Of the Commercial Bank OF
Mwyork estimates that only about thousand dollars
WI be realized from three hundred and eight nousana


as o this class of assets In ten months the heceive
aue Bank of Buffalo has collected only S,l2l ~ from ne
es efthat Bank while the Comptroller i'll less than ve
Snhs has collected and redeemed more than wv OF
escacpa.ng notes Of the same bank. There mas oseh
@ Oh The assets OF the Commercial Bauk OF Buffalo only
Ai0 While the outstanding notes for the Safety und 70
sdeeu $4ssce0. The payments 10 the Receiver
se Commercial Bank of Oswego amount TO S24oo The


ersieit Bank about IS 900. staemest has mol Desn
saped from the Clinton County Bsnk, but the sum col,
ad probably does not exceed those OF the Commercial
sk OF oswcgo and Buffalo Judging from these indlca-
on there is to believe that an amount equal 70


the banks w ever T os re loss sue 10 he
ey Fund being The circulating notes OF ten banks eI
ssaaag The Lewis County Bank viii be which
saconume The original capital OF the Safely Fund and
zee contributions OF hail OF per cent on the capitals Oh
u the banks 10 January, lSi9, inclusive.


half one per cent annually for six years. 10 make
p new fnnd. This will terminate in January, isao
s,sed there arc no sre failures among tue safety uua


Ntarkess-Carefuliy,e reported for The Tribune


asHES-The marke, remains heavy with an indisposi-
IVA among exporters 10 buy previous rates Ibe oiiiS
@ oday are about $50 bbs and the receipts about leo
S oil both descriptions OF Pots 40 10 80 bbs have
taken at s. Si but the market cannot be considered
m al this rate Pearls still sold by receivers at
" 'u. sesNo asush extent made at IS % $5 sly
ine a'e Is about the fair quotation The amount
sTed asce opening Of Canals, is Sc s74 bbs Stock
Gand, Pots. Is, insi 2s; ID do ST. Sd do lIe con.
denned, etTota 27S Pearls ,in,, 5oe. od do ll5;
Aao SO; condemned, 22.-Tota 7ss. Apgr.y,,e 9 4aa
eNis Shipped from lst TO 18th October la ShIs pos.
.si bbls Pearls.


NOS! previous The market, however con,inns q,
vor of the buyer portion of these sales were 10 ~
pers, but the decline in Exchange and the dcn,,, ~
'eiing bills keep shippers of the marke, Tn. ,..
Of the past week add up 1900 bales, vii, 800 INLAND n
ssrda al, 81 500 Mobile, al 81 TO- 400 New Orleans
a6alc.


FLouR-The improved feeling in Flour continues q
prevail, and the demand to-day for the East and bonn
ede has been very fair. Some large receivers who hav
eees selling 81 2s asking 81 Sit The sales
seee have been generally At 81 25, with TO be ha
ny ard are Rt very freely at that Ohio Hat. 81 lSs
AzS; Wilmington, 81 lss 81 25, mostly good brands
e later ate Troy afforded S4 SIT, bui sales
e risdc that Round Ohio is selling at 81 lss an
% aepand We believe there is more TO be had bs
sw that price lot OF 1,ae0 b5s of fancy brand
ao seid for shpmen, East Indies, 4; 81 81. lines
"9a few days 300 bbS Orleans super6ne sold fror
= Waa a, 81 ai and to-day 80 bbls. sold arrive,


suhg over that rate. supposed al 81 49, In Souther


nea 0, very little doing. The price of round Ohio il


' purchasers 10 take that in preference at the die