New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

The rurror in regard 70 Nr Little which checked tire re-
rsved c,rfderce which was spEir,inS up Reading 70
down q cent Hsricu Hudson River ii s,onlngton
Il. N,rw.eh I. &C. The Coal Socks wero also lowcs-
CumtOisrd . cent. Parker 2 Sc Nicaragua fel N IL
cent Crysta Pasee was steady a. 81 The supply Of
Ncw-York Central confines D. be beyoni the demand
0voT 1850 STARTS sold 10 day The market fc or TO 100
butcosed At 1901 The secrecy preserved BY the managers
Of this Road in regard to is basnes and the doub in
gard to present dividend are having unfsvorsbe ef
&c; uron this stock The movements in rsgsrd to new
Road irem Csnardagua Albany nav also have hst soo
6ot N producing the decline Sixth avenue lower.
selling at SCI. NevYOrk and New Haven sold ., 100.
sra ssie & Panama made At o. which Il an advances
Mineral Stocks dull be, generally firm In Railroad
Bonds the Business Eghf al about previous prices
Newfork Central declined y cent There were sales
OF Government or State Stocks The marse, sor Bank
Stocks especially those Of the new Banks is very mnchde
pressed.
Al the Second Board Mr. Ssbbns stated hat A thsrs
bad beer current in the street OF the failure Of Mr.
Jacob Little be authorized state that thess rumss
false Mr. Little had been Unexpectedly called upon
for large amount Of cal loans which, in the present sats
OF the Money market L was useless to aiiemp, 10 10
spond to He had informed the lenders that in ease they
must have their money they could sell the coa,erss and
any deAeney he ready to pay. whereupon tho
Board exhibited their s0od feeling toward Mr.. L,ts By
cheering him when he came in With Mr. Li.tles stock
contracts there is no difficulty
The Exchange market is dull, with considerable supply
OF lew class bills The range is saSi cent Bankers
ak 9, Sio Y cent
In Reght there was not very large business and sAp
rers waiting for the advces per Asia To Liverpool
the engagements $1,000 q 10000 bushels Wheat At
1910 al4d soco bhls Flour $40, 500 bbs on Cake. ~;
SEQ bales Cotton. ID To London. $4,000 bush Wheat,
lCi aid Flour 81 so tuns OIL Cake so 100 bales To-
bscco ssh Cheese 6ol 500 sides Leather ID There are
charters for Cork and market the market but vessels
are scarce To GLASGOW $4,000 bush Wheat iSd Flour.
as asked To Hsvre, $4,000 bush. Wheat 1Ss4c:
Flour sSe To Holland 200 ties Rice as 200 bbs Spirits
Turl enine snd so &c, Honey &C.. To Antwerp 10000
hush Grain. I'D To California they are steady pro
vous schooner ITO tuns chartered TO So Do
mingo and back at O. 200; brig for Jacksonviie $50
Sew.York, siO for ship Plank; another from ssxus TO
New York e. e5 per hid for Sugar ship for Newor-
leans to Havre, lie for Cotton
The large business at the sabTreasury yesterday was
occasioned by transfer Of $4,000 from account TO
another The business of today s-receipts. slioresi
payments, ssiess6 balance, ss5s7ssa
The Arabia day took o. ooc mostly In ingctsof
gold Of which far learn about 100000 came
out Of the Banks considerable amount OF the coin was
only cent because the ngots did not arrive from Phade
phia in time
The CITY Bank of New York has declared semsnnnsi
dividend Of five cent the Merchants Insurance Com
pany of Boston a g. mi animal dividend Of ten y cent
Messrs VIM IL Franklin & Son viii sell on Saturday
at the Merchants Exchange, for account Of jacob
Little Co. 5000 shares Delaware and Hudson Canal Co
stock and 10000 of Illinois Central Railroad Bonds
On Wednesday Nov I'd. Mr. Draper has largo ssis OF
securities consisting of $4,000 Seven per cent Bonds OF
the State Of Georgia s24Oo Five per cent Bonds on the
State of Pennsylvania $4,000 Six per cent Bonds OF
the City Of Troy s2eo0o Seven per cent First Mortgage
Convertible Bonds OF the Columbus Pqua. and Indiana
Convertible Bonds of the Buffalo. Corning and New York
Railroad Company $4,000 Seven per cent First Mortgage
Pouds of Corning and Bcssburg Railroad Companyi sso
eco Eight per Convertible Bonds OF the Michigan Con
tra Railroad Company $4,000 Seven per cent Second
Mortgage Bonds Of the Troy and Boston RAILROAD Compa-
ny $4,000 Stock of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
The Cleveland and Columbus Railroad receipts Cor Sept
were itround numbers $4,000, against so5i26 same
month last year The State Fair held in Sept last
year which increased the receipts of tina, month materially
The Clearing House is working very well, and the
settlements made with facility
Private dispatches from New Orleans, we hear, quote
decline of lc b. in Cotton From this section OF the
country we shall soon have considerable supply Of tx
change.
The Of the failure Of Mr. George Law, we are
authorized to state. is entirely without foundation
The adyces from Liverpool have checked the movement
In Brcadstus and the market is declining The shipments
of Breadstus from all ports to Great Britain and Ireland.
since ist September have been: