New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

WEDNESDAY,, Oct. s-P. NJ.


There was a better feeling in the Stock
market this morning and the fancies WERE aitnos
without exception, higher The good feeling con
tnuedthrough to-day and the market was Duoyan' a.
the close Of the second Board. The impression j.
growing IN the Street that although money viii not
be easy for the next Two months, get that the ex-
IRENE pressure is over, and this gives confidence to
operators Erie was active and buoyant as were
Reading. Harlem, Norwich &c Governments were
m demand and held higher The demand IS far
The market closed heavy for Sterling
with considerable amount oyer irst-class DIS
sold at 10 u cent and the range was9. ~Ot Francs
sI6sa5 IS All Continental bills were dull.
Freights remain quiet but are held rather
more firmly. Rates are extremely low that ship
masters are Indifferent about engagements we
hear OF 900 or 1000 bbs Flour at I'D l5OOo BUSH
Corn at 3ld 100 chests Tea AT l5s Cotton IS Cd dio
To London, 200 bales Peruvian Bark at previous
rates. Within FEW days there have been engage
mcnis not before reported, to Liverpool, 10000
Slaves, 3Js., 30 tuns Wood rs. To London, 5oo
tcs. Beef, on private terms 100 tuns Oil Cake, rs
Cd and LOCO bbls Resin, IS. To Glasgow, 300 hhds.
Sugar I5s 5000 to 5000 boxes Cheese, 3Os, and $50
hills Flour U.s. Cd Ohe latter two BY the steamer
Glasgow and 100 tuns LogwoOd on private terms
To stms,erdam, 300 casks Ashes, LIS. Cd, and TO
Hayre, Cotton Of cent, Whalebonc I, and Potash
s5-the Packet Sth IS filling mp. TO California the
rates are now 45 q 50c and in small lots by vessels
about full Coo We notice the following charters
bark from Norfolk TO Amsterdam, at 32s Cd for
Timber a Prussian bark from Wilmington to Cddlz,
SIS for Lumber a Swedish brig from this port 10
Lisbon, $40 for heavy Pipe slaves ship from Tag
sed island 10 New.Orleans, cents for SAT- two
shIQs from -. Johns 20 Liverpool, 65s for Deals
two Others 10 London, rs Cd dsOs. and one from
81 StephCn 10 Liverpool. O1S. To NeM-OrlednS, inc
rates are 6aSc., and to Mobile and FLORIDA ports, &c
In port Friday BMks---------------io
Steamers .....-...- 81 Briggs ----------------l06
ships .-...-.---.--l74 Schooners ----------ig6
Total --oo'
The amount received at the Sub-Treas-
my IS $s2l20 Paid $io,637. Balance ss,e25,9O6
The payments yesterday were $j7346i, large part
of which went into the Bank of America. They I'M
eiude a transfer draft OF 100000.
Money is more abundant on cali to-day,
but Is still difficult TO obtain even on the best Seouu'
mes The large receipts OF the Banks enable them
To extend some relief TO their customers, but the
tree, rates of paper show no Improvement. First
class names go stl20lj p CT, with now and then
favorito signatures at y e. Second class or less
known names at lsa2i y CT. On call loans are ne
ro,a,ed at ale !, CT and m some cases where
borrowers have restricted facilities, much higher
aies are paid for temporary accommodation
,,Thc Banks are disncliued TO give reports OF tne
amount Of com on hand, but parties who have means
Of forming correct judgments estimate that they
have fully eight and half millions IN vault. To
this viii be added, within ten days, probably, two
millions from the Mint, giving them more coin than
they have had for many months. Unless renewal
Of shipments Of gold takes place, of which at pres
hall atanhlN
have IN Bank and su5-rreasury, on the Goth inst,
nearly fourteen millions of specie, which is up to
the marx when our Bank loans were ten millions
larger than now.
The sueet was good deal surprised to-
day hy the whisper of the failure OF Mr.. WIN. IL. I'm
lay of Hartford Ny Inlay has been always con-
sidercd The wealthieSt man IN Connecticut, and,
having retired from mercantile life, II was not
supposed that he could be embarrassed. We under
stand he made an assignment yesterday His assets
are estimated al a million, while his liabilities are
less than one half much. The house IN tins CITY
connected with him, I, is understood, Is able and
viii promptly pay all lis liabilities proper The
large wealth of Mr.. Imlay luStides the supposiuon
that his suspension VIII only be temporary. 1t ha>
been forced by immediate money wants, which, In
the present condition of the money market could
not tie met without immense sacrifices Of his real
estate and other valuable property.
Three other failures, one an incorporated Com
pany. have taken place within a day or two. The
losses however IN either case VIII not be large
The Steamer to-day took about the
amour, we stated day or TWO since was probable,
$i99097, as follows
American 100000
Eaghsh- do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 53S5
Total ...-......-.......-..-.S 05 SsS
American 1922
English. do. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 59,50o