New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

A.. n,...os Quincy Co. pending the nri's 2. 'ae ~
80, xoulc now Sc honoret BY thsi nm ~ tne 900
81 ~. ssy acceptance was sui reiusro ou S1 -
-. re.tssi ID - msk, spviesno" AsN" ~ -
The Noruius Post OF Tuesdsy remaAs ,nss re
III \, 1. presumed be alternative put 70 ns'e VIC
IN o,s.,sa In the usual course. Oue OF tne eonn'N
49, 49, ~ ,hs NewYork house happens TO be 10 Loposo'
"a the utmost exsrtiOns would spPen " na.o -
made 10 prevent the return OF tnier orsils A. -
,~ops in that case be 10 enormous ensIe -
-. esr,.ir bills drawn for the payment OF di'oends
and other specific purposes u .-sT $500
vin b accept, 4 The tate Of me ou.A WI 49, a..
!, "a NV b.Iisvsd be tina, of being returned upon lns
-. ara the effect vi be OF some importance VIC
s-srr. IN the state Of exchange witn the Oni'so
$50 a. natural consequence OF Increased ui'c'ss.~
.hould such state Of affairs occur, may DC
40 lower All, 4. ~ r,.s, i'm.
,.rc :, American interests as II 10 UNDERSTOOD
very Isrze additional amounts have been drsNn 49,
the rest firm In question the Bulls Tor WHICH n"'o o
received BY The HD1Ha ,... a. fr v
i.cided bv Seurs Quincy, according TO tne "sl-In
formed Tia<s which jsGrnsl OF yesterdAy e.se -
The question regarding the bills OF frme wsra ~
which has been 90 loug In suspense. was dennitey s1'
this afternoon xessrs Quincy rsEse 70 socrpt taen
The Morning Pos, Of yesterday qusinss ms 'ss.s
nsnt by saving that il 10 unterstood nsi DIS
Ing 10 200 or lsss. have been accepted ana ao'
,bs, Mr. King who Is now 10 London, no longer oeons =
10 the old firm but that he stands al the head OF ne es
,sbi.hmsnt Of Messs king sons, aud ihsi tnl' e&
plan alton 10 due 10 this gentleman
The Daily Mars Of yesterday adds some farther 10
formation respecting this affair IL ssys tna' In' fue
ton In the city H. why the smaller bills snoud oe &C
ceped and the larger ones refused The Ness snsN-i
that the funds 10 them may not have been remit
ted the bills sent for that purpose may De drawn upo1
nsoveni houses the bills OF lsding may represent
not atsinsble for Corn shipments oy one nsll lnf
amount II Mesrs Quincy have only consented 20 &c
cent upon undoubted securities beug sced 10 hand sne
provided IL IA clear that al the bills must 20 back on dc
fault Of performance of the conditions Mr. hing o in'
frm Of King Sons Is said to De now herr nesouAun.
for the protection OF the bills 90 drawn The lawyers
II Is believed will have eventually 10 be called 10 10 eoe
| az srrsn gement
Thus this ssir stood up ia IS, evening when II wa
finally arranged through the influence OF Mr. King
Nev.York. and bis trieHds 10 London
/ conference took place at Messrs Gurneys count
ing house between them and Messrs Barring brotnsr
and Mr. King OF New York when the two latter psrfe
offered guaranty of COO and the bills OF Nessrs
Prime Ward & Co ~erc admitted Ia acceptance I'M
announcement caused the most lively satisfaction II
commercial circles to-day, ss the high credit oil 10
New YORK house vii now bs sustained. Scarcely snl
mercantile affair has caused more anxiety 10 town thar
this as had not been arranged the most serious an'
lsmentAhle consequences would hsye ensued
No news Of any importance has been received IN 10
city today with the exception OF the sdvces rom 70
Cape Of Good Hope. ! visited the Corn Exchange u
Mark Lane this afternoon. and found large number Q
f-cors assembled but this 10 not the regular nake
d.y not much business transacted The arrivals q
Wheat and Flour since last Monday have been large
no ss than 600 quarters %. Wheat and 5000 osrrei
Of Flour from abroad. There was rather more hrn
ness evnced smong buyers Prices remain the same 3
on Monday last
The westher today has been quite cold and rainy
and the commercial rooms have IN conseauence bee
well oiled The general topics Of conversation have be'
the Guruey and Prime affair the failures and stsndin
Of t9o or three extensive houses in the Corn irsie
d. NI.uf.a E.nf