New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12

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The Stock market is much depressed today At the
Board this morning Ere Railroad declined lic Canton
Company and New York Central Railroad &C. Hudson
River Railroad Ic and Pennsylvania Coal Company t..
Parker Coal Company advanced &c Nicaragua Transit
COMPANY declined &c Sales Of Southern Michigan
Railroad at lls and Sixthav at 100. Harlem Railroad,
CRYSTAL Palace ard Cumberland Coal Company closed at
Yesterday prices Michigan Central Railroad sold for in
mediate delivery at 2Ic advance on yesterdays prices
jersey Zinc improved lc Reading declined ie.; Flor
enee Joint STOCK &c.
There were no sales of State Stocks Small sales Of
Uaited states Skies Of made 1924, and Of
1862 at ll7l
In Railroad Bonds the business larger than usual
exceeding $4,000 principally Of Ere Incomes, which
brought 93ic a99Ici Hudson River Converbles' ssle
New York Central Railroad at 94c and ewerey Central
at 9Oc as9ic
Tie supply Of Foreign Exchange Bills is rather short Of
The demand end drawers very t in rates On Lon
don lO9icallO y cent for Bankers Good private names
1904 Produce Bis 1854 9lO9 Francs scarce at ST
la3a5f III for 60 days and 81 Il 81 II for short sight
In Freiehs we note engagements Liverpool of Wheat
at l2lc l3c in bulk London Wheat l5c Naval Stores
81 = $50 b.
We regret to have 10 announce that Mr. : Draper has
been ost une1I ecedy compelled 10 suspend hispaymens
We learn that large Railroad and other loans maturing
ard which II is found impossible TO renew or to NEST by
RELYING on the socuriies without submitting to too great
sacrcts have caused what ii is hoped will be but TEN
porsry suspension of Mr. Diapers business
This event of course created much surprise in the street
and added 10 the stringent condition of the Money Market
and to further weaken confidence in its early improvement
The rates interest ruled from 10 Il cent the best
class of mercantile paper while everything below this grade
war touched with csuon The Bank Clearing House went
op ration in the baement Of the Continental Insurance
Office Wall Nassaust The settlements were made
wholly in gold coin the certificates of special deposit
with the Bank OF America The common bankers Of the
Association not prepared in for the first day
and may not be ready for several days TO The diff
frnces thus dued ELL 10000 and the whole
amount Of transactions between the ffysix Banks
s22OOOOOO 1t was near O'Clock p before the settle
ment announced complete. The Banks have pre-
ced,nce according the age of their establishment the old
Bank of EewYork occupying desk No l.
The Boston steamer for Live pool takes :25ooOO in
gold which was sent to Boston by express
To is the day for the reopenng Of the Erie trans
fer books when very large amount of stock will have to
be transferred and paid for
The receipts at the Custom House yesterday were
&lH,5e5 %.
Mr. John A. Wallace has been unanimously elected
member of the Board of Brokers.
The following gentlemen to-day elected Directors
of the New York and Erie Railroad Company Homer
Remodel, of Newburgh Samuel Marsh, Henry Sheldon
VIM l. Dodge, Sh, pherd Knapp Cornelius Smith Thomas
J Townsend Marshall o Roberts, Charles NJ Leupp GOu
verneur Morris, Nelson Robinson VIM j McAlpne Daniel
Drew, Edward c. Weeks Alsnson Robinson, of Buffalo
John Arnot, of Elmra Ambrose Murray, Of Goshen.
The weekly statements of the New York City Banks
which appeared in this journal yesterday were full com
pete and official being compiled from the reports kindly
furnished by the officers of the seve.a banks Our reports
have in instance failed to embrace the returns from
every bank in the City
The earnings the Norwich and Worcester Railroad for
September, 1855 $500 81
For September, Bud 81
Increase Of l6 = st752 40
The BOylston Fire and Marns Insurance Company has
declared semi annual dividend o. 6 q cent
The Fayetteville OJerrcr states that 10 shares OF Cape
Fear Bank stock sold in that place few days since at
s25 IS share and 40 shares OF the Benk Of FAYETTEVILLE
at s6o share the shares of the latter being $50
The ABany EreaiNg journal gives the annexed state
the quantity Flour Wheat Corn and Barley left
tide dur NJ the first week in October in the years
1852 and 1883
Flour bbls Wheat bush. Com. bush Barley bHsh-
lS52........... Sc gl 2l56ll 7t4i l8sI
Decrease zee. GO49 rs Dee. H. GS Inc so9
The aggregate quantity of the articles left a. tide
the of navigation 20 the I'm oi
4 Il 81 NW n -