New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-06

| he stock market mas FALLEN 10 IuItHtI'
and the second Board opened w,h considerable firm
ness, Ere Conycrtlblos declined J.. Incomes ad-
vancmg . and Norwich and Worcester J 4 cent.
The Hauk of Commerce fell of J. and Madison and
indianapolis = cent sale Of ise sharcs of the
Metropolitan Banh was made Il, 81, ninety days,
seller, opuon
FOREIGN Exchange Is stationary. We
Qnotc sj.Ihne 9.alo. PARIS, II. @l9 Hamburg
O. aC,.
The shipments Of specie by the steamers
tomorrow VIII be- very limited.
In the Money market there was better
fechrg to-day, and The supply was larger on tempo
rary loans. considerable amount OF transactions
a tins WAY were made - =. + cent
The impression prevails very generally
among leading business men, that the recent sudden
panic III the market has been altogether OF local
and arlncial character. that there has been great
want OF judgment ana foresight on the pal. of BanN
managed, m tins cry. ard that the change md cur
iamcnt tina, have been forced within the past ten
DAYS should If al all have been spread over the term
o. d. many weeks Bur, Instead of tAis, there has
been sudden and almost unparalleled cuualllng
and Withholding of discounts by the principal CITY
Banks Their customers nave been, M many cases
Amos, entirely tn, OF from their usual facilities
without notice the eject las been a panic. large
sacrifices OF property 70 raise money, and disturb
anc,, 10 considerable extent of mercantile credit
THIS seems 20 Us 10 be wrong.
II there We're q prop,ciy IN checking the specie
export, could have been done gradually. gently and
VIZ, 20 sudden Iar OF confidence, either oy COM
mencine the cali,uimeal some weeks earlier, OF b,
less sudden and stringent course when commenced
> 81.
of supply Of none, 10 the business community more
money i> loaned ont OF Bank than by Banks ont
Then policy when thus suddenly changed produces
CORES spending movement on the part OF other lend
er>. anG 50 log tmo they give shape TO the move
monl.
Our IMPRESSION is ;i4t The present disturbance has
toon without adequate reason M the Necessity Of
the and that VIII soon -iye place TO better
safe Of things
We learn that twenty or thirty OF the
principal Country Banks have >ignsled their in,en-
uon 10 adop, the terms Q. he Metropolitan.
The Merchants Exchange Bank. beiicv-
ing thai the mercantile in,ere>, would no De benefit
"a D, ~ adherence "a The system OF ;Ao Regulator
has rc>cnled is resolution 10 receive uucuucnJ
noneN ca the same terms - the Metropolitan
\ draft OF the Bank OF Rochester. on the
Metropolitan Bank. Tor small amount ws> protest
e. ;ais mornlns probably or accom-, %. some inior-
maliiy.
The days business at the sub Treasury
follows Receipts. <l6Si>5 90 Payments,
$it%,c6S % Balance. $9,7S5,27s -
The receipts Of the New-Yo ORR and New
Haven Railroad for tie month Of JULY. a, compared
with The corresponding pcrod of As, wear. uer, -
follows
Passengers ..-. - ~cll =
tftlSI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s.5l3 81
iott.----.--. So>.SB %
Les pad Harlem Railroad ... 4,9a =
Snl' Ao~N---.--- +i,2@s o.
Increase -26 y en,..--.-....-...-.slo.3l4 -
The receipts OF the New-York and Har-
len Railroad .or The month o. July were $4,000 Co.
agansJ s4902. Oh IN The core >PoniiHs penoi of
Li>i Nxar. InCE-a>c, $685. Is
In Dry Goods. the Fall business has fairly
commenced and al A,iye demand prevails form many
descriptions Of Coos. Southern and Western are
sun m the market pficCS OF WoolsES are s;ea II.
but Cotton Goods stall want Lrnness as the stocks
aye hiayy and The Uiserai j dec DBg. Bieached