New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-15

The steamers from Savannah and Charles
ton to-day brought 500 COON specie.
The amour. received at the Sub Treas
NY Is ss2,i6l paid ST., 2sI-5alance. Ss,ssT. lal
We hear of no further failures and no
rumorS of failures. few weeks ntermisslon Of ms-
pension otpaymcns would 80 FAR % recs.ab .sh
ldence IN commercial paper and render Negotiations
Of such securities mIcA more feasible than Al pies
ent.
The amount OF capital offered on call Is
increasing, but The rates show 10 impori,a, amsho-
ration Il Is rather less difficult 10 obtain loans on
good securities but IN most cases more than legal In
iert>s : paid There a far demand for hrsi-cl,ss
paper, Of which the supply is only moderate. The
rate IS i0dls y cent. Second-cl-ss IS a2i v cent.
ana even higher.
The $4,000 or $50. 900 worth of goods
seized by the Collector IN The store Of Mr.. HerrIck.
the Stationery importer, have been. weuniers,and.
abandoned to the Government. AID viii be sold at
auction.
The kuickerbocker Bank, with a capital
of 500 GOO has Just gone INTO operation al the corner
Of s;h-ay and l7th st. The stock has been taken by
business men, eaIefy that vicinity, small sums
each, there being no holder OF an amount exceeding
$500. The bills of the bank Just issued beaut-
.ul specimens of art each denomination having
view OF some one or the former present pub
lie buildings of this City. The Bank is already do
ing considerable business, and Is likely to be well
supported. location is the midst OF popu-
lous and thriving section OF the City The Presi-
dent is JOS w. Savage. Esq, formerly Presiden, Of
the National Insurance Company. Jno. A. Gum.
formerly the Teller OF the Pacific Bank is the
Cashier.
The earnings of the Michigan Southern
Railroad Company for six days, ending the 9TH Oct.
were 81
For the corresponding week last year. 4,5o3 s.
Increase for one week (about $50 y ct) 7,all 81
The earnings of the Michigan Central
Railroad for Sept, 1851, .$liSllf -
For sept 1850 llI,OIs %
Increase. (nearly 30 y cent? ---------- $3l.O5s -
This is a very good increase on the large earnings
OF last year.
The cars OF the Long Island Railroad
Company are now again running IN Atlantic-st and
the receipts Of the Company are fast increasing.
The inhabitants OF Long Island have been put 70
ere at inconvenience by the action OF the property
holders on Atan,ic.St and trust the presen,
promise may be found satisfactory to both parties
Business in Dry Goods continues mod
crately active in first hands. while the lobbers
fully so vet there is no disposition TO oyerssck
themselves on the part OF country dealers arising out
Of the low curren. rates. nor any desire on the part
OF sellers to push credits caution was never 50
much exorc Ised rs just now. The wholesome eiecs
Of this Will be a reserved demand for Staple Goods
IN tie Spring, AID partly during the Winter months.
Unblcached Shrtings and sheetings have become
dull but holders steady 10 current rates AMI the
stock is not large. Bleached goods are without
change the demand is very light and the stock Is
large. Drills IN far.demand and prices steady.
Browns sell readily at &c. Osnaburgs are In TO
quest for shipping, but the supply is limited. Cotton
Seamless Bags are selling fast as they arrive at
Ole. Cotton Yarn is active at l5c., which is an
advance of &c. Donims are quiet and pricos
nominal Stripes dull at previous prices
Ticks are exciting little inquiry, but prices
DO not improve. Canton Flannels are IN poor
supply. with good demand at full rates.
Printing Cloths still DUH though prices are WITH
out change. Prints very active, being IN general
demand for all parts of this continent. The Cana
dams are large buyers Prices are mostly steady,
though stocks are yet large The lower qualities
offering at rather less prices Ginghams arc &C
tive at regular prices. DelameS also are IN active
demand The supply Is yery large, bu,the consnmp-
ton has hitherto been equal to It, Prices are steady.
CLOTHS are duli, hltu AiOck fdlntf acCuniulto8'
Cassimercs are less active but fair demand at full
prices stll exists which places dulness ont Of the
question Si,lnets are dull. Sleeps Grays not
active, but the limited demand Is met at steady
Prices Linseys are dull are also Blinkels.-
Fanncs are IN good request. Shawls are in still
better demand for the nearby trade, and prices are
steady. French GooGs continue active. The de-
mard seems more active for these than for any other
ind, nrvf soil .fp
Cloths are IN fair request at low prices silks are
IN request, especially Of the better qualities being
scarce. Printed Cottons sought for Vevets
and Ribbons Of the newest styles are IN good
demand At foil prices. Shaw!s sell readily
There are no heavv stocks, and the auction
sales rather stimulate buyers than Otherwise
The state ofthe country runs much on French
goods, that where money Is plenty and readily diff
fused preference on French styles will always be
INDUCED IN. British good, with a small activity, are
very firm. Prices seem rather 20 improve. The
stocks are light WOolens are most wanted-of the
heavier descriptions Scotch goods are IN fair re-
quest, but at low prices. The receipts Of Dry Goods
are very light and Will continue 10 oe so TIL the ear
ly Spring orders begin to be filed. The stocks gen.
orally have been reduced. while the demand Is not
yet satisfied far busioess remains to be transact
ed and prlces are likely to be steady. The two auc-
ton sales Of French goods which we're held today,
showed very good demand. The Ribbons a! Messrs
Wllmeraings sale were all plain styles,and not des
ribe, plaid Ribbons being the only kind wanted).
The Offering therefore, realized decline in prices
Mennoes, Silks and Cashmeres sold at fair prices.
and appeared to be much wanted. MessFs. Fosters
and Liying ston's sale was Of fresh shawls, which
were m request, and brought good prices.
The Mechanics Bank, Augusta, Ca.
have declared a semi annual dividend Of Ten Dol
lars per share, and an extra dividend of Ten Dol
lars. The Bank OF Brunswick, Augusta, Ca, has
declared Five Dollars per share.
Isaac Gus, Esq. of this City, has been
elected President Of the Indiana Central Canal Con-
ps.y. Dr. {. :. Ramsey, Of indianapolis, IS Vice