New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15
TUESDAY, Nov. Up. NJ,


Thsre WAS quite an active Stock market this morn
ing and prices were well sustained, unni the adviees
A. new disasters at the West public when there
vas more hesvipess. AT the Second Board, prices
we're lower, with rather an urgent disposition to ssu
There was, in the morning, prevalent feeling that
bhsbter times were ahead, but this wore of during
the day. az the failures at the West announced,
and the upward tendency Of the market was thor
sughly checked. Erie closed at 81 93s, which we're
ys,terday's prices. Reading, 70, decline of / y
cent. Harlem, 27s, decline Of y cent. Central
was steady. Hudson River, 81. Nicaragua declined
g. notwithstanding the short passage OF the Northern
Lshf. Cumberland fell of v cent. Canton was
rather better The Western Railroads. with moderate
demand, were heavy. Gold Hill has fallen, within
few days, from s2 to 81 l2I. In Railroad Bonds the
sass were sloO 000 including Incomes, 90 Convert
hles, 1871, 7OI Hudson First Mortgage, 1ol; Hi
sois Central se7, 900 at 67067! New-York Central,
l In Bank Stocks there was but little done, and the
market il heavy. sale Of Indiana Sc was made at
SOL. Virginia Go, 49, Missouri &c, 81.
In Exchanges there was but little doing, and rates
are heavy. Sterling 999l. France, 5I'@'.l2i.
The supply is moderate, and the strngency OF money
checks remttances.
The receipts at the Sub-1reasury are S'7''oV'
paid, $685., s9s; balance, SO, 437,9Ol
A ANAL sale Of Knickerbocker Bank Stock was
MADE today at % at auction.
The telegraph brings in advces Of more financial
disasters at the West Toe trouble in Cincinnati is not
over, and we have news Of the suspension of Messrs.
George, Milne & Co., a very respectable bat not
very extensive house. 1t is supposed they will pay
eventually everything. Mr.. Hiram johnson, OF
Buffalo owner OF the Farmers Joint Stock aud other
Banks has also suspended. The run on Messrs.
SeDden, wiihes Co, of Washington, continued TO-
day, and il lie feared that they must succumb. dis
patch from Washington says;
"The run on the Trans Allegheny, the Arlington,
the Old Dominion, and the kanawha Banks, and also
the Exchange Bank OF Selden, Withers Il Co., still
continues, and each Bank is redeening Their notes
with those Of the Others
The Philadelphia Ledger says that some OF Selden,
Wbers q Co.'S paper is in that city under protest,
and we hear Of their certificates of deposits returned
here unpaid. We sincerely trust they will be enabled
to 70 through. At Chicago, the City Bank and the
Merchants and Mechanics Bank free Banks are
announced as suspended. The circulation OF these
Banks Ia secured by Elk per cent. stocks. The bills
Of the Napierville Bank and the Bank Of Egin are
discreded at Chicago. The epidemic which has ap-
parcntly spent itself in Indiana has nov attacked
Illinois The free Banks of Illinois however, Of
amuch better class whole, than those of Indiana;
and the securities are better. Six per cent. State
Stocks only were taken as basis for circulation,
with Illinois Stocks at 20 per cent think, below
the average market price in New-York for six
months previous. In regard to the Woodbury. Conn
Bank, the Cashier publishes the following card:
WOODBURY. BANK. Conn }
Monday, Nov. 10, 1854
The Suffolk Bank having refused to redeem for the
Woodbury. Bank, the public are advised not to make
any sacrifice the bills. az they are redeemed at the
eonDter. JOIN ABERNETBf, Cashler'
A note from the Auditor of Indiana says;
OFFICE or AUDITOR OF STATE,
IsDASAPoLIs, Nov. IL, 1854. !
We are surrenderiDg the Bonds OF many OF our
Banks for their circulation. When the stocks are OF
different kinds ace make the election as To which we
deliver. Yours JOHN p. Dunn, Auditor.
The Cincinnati Gazette says:
The assets Of the City Bank Of Columbus have
been put INTO the hands Of X w Mccoy, VIM s. Sal
hvap and ID w. Desbler, of that city.
The UrbaDa and Champagne County Insurance
Company, at UrbaDa, closed On Friday.
Gold is selling here at y cent. premium. Inc
notes Of the Bank OF Kanawha sold to-day at 20 y
cent discount Bank Of Circleville at so, Kentucky
Trust Company at 20, and Newport Safety Fund At
60 There are fe~ sellers Of Circlevllle, however.
There is good deal sf confidence in the Bank.
The notes Of the Clinton Bank Of Columbus were
sgsn refused to-day. Indians Stock notes are selling
at rs to soc discount but list Of 20 of them viii be
better in a few days.
A private banker at Xenia failed yesterday.
Mr. BecSel, of Dayton, has resumed and the notes
Of the Miami Valley Bank now promptly re-
deemed. j. o. Shoup, Of Dayton has made an as
alignment Of all his assets.
The public are advised by the following letter OF the
security Of 0bie State Stock Bank notes;
TREASURY OFFICE Columbus, o., Nov. H. 1854
w. W. CoNEs Esq.-Sir: In answer TO your in
qary reply that the notes of the Miami Valley .nk'
Canal Bank Of Cleveland, Savings Back OF Cinein-
natl City Bank Of Columbus and all other ONO stock
Banhs will be received for taxes, and all other public
dues at this office, heretofore. These notes are
sbnn6anly secured by the pledge OF ONO and United
States Stocks in the offices OF the Auditor aud treasurer
Of State which stocks are stil commanding premium
in Nes-Yoik. No bill holder need necessarily lose
anything by Ohio Stock paper.
j. g. BRESLIN, Treasurer Of State
Mr. Fournoy, President OF the Commercial Bank
of Kentucky, SAYS, in card to The Gosette:
"1he rumOrs preiudcia to the 4nk are false, and
without foundation. Being absent from Paducah,
and not having access to the books OF the parent
Bank, can only give general statement OF us al
fairs SO far, the Bank has been doing sale ous
ness according TO legitimate banking rules. A far
known, no bad debt has been contracted since the
institution commenced business, nor any loss sus-
tanned otherwise We have surplus fund OF aboat
10 cent. on the capital stock paid 10, besides the
profits II our busin since he LIST of July last We
have bills on NeS-Oreans, New York and 81. Louis,
msturing within the next one hundred and twenty
asys-nOstly within sixty and ninety dsys-more
than sufficient 10 redeem our entire circuauoo The
Bark 70 curtailng her business, and her circulation
being diminished. l. W. FLoURNOY, Pros't.
Messrs. 4 = Goodman 81 Co. make very salts
factory exhibit The assets said 10 show an
excess Of $500, 900 after makiog ample aO vance for
bs0 debts, SC.
The Northern Light from San Jrsn, in addition to
the gold on the freight hst-sbout $500 0O0-bnngs