New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04

OF the stocks, accorui 10 heir net Prohr os voNe.
CS,.ss and mock d........... ,......".eS seIt
Mehisan Southern and Northern Indiana 20 esut
NV fS the New-Yo,k Central, with its bare y
cent, oommancs In market price very nearly eqnM
to stocks earning double and even quadruPc tho
amount Of money net, we confess we are at 'oes -
Understand.
Now. az a bear argument against Central, this b
simply absurd II Il proves anything Il proves not
that CT ntra is selling for moro than 1t Is worth bat
that the other Roads are selling for ess Such stas-
me ns can only be CRAFTY ing to the holders Of tAe
stock whose value is thus grossly exaggerated.
Mr. Gideon De Angels, at present Cashier Of the
Peopcs Bark, was to-day elected Cashier OF the
Mechanics Bank to Gil the vacancy accustomed by
the resign alton Of Mr. Edmonds. Mr.. DO Angels ives
for many years connec,ed with tho Mechanics Baok.
Tho resignation of Mr. Burke Assistant Cashier wes
received and accepted.
We have a state ment in letter from Texas that
Governor Peck has expressed the opinion that tho
Legislature Of that State will accept the bill Of the last
Congress for the settlement Of their debt
Tho,e was marked relief In tho Money market To-
dsy. The leading houses had considerable amounts
cent in on call The payments for Exchange have put
the bankers in funds, which they have been lending
10 day Some Of tho Banks feel stronger but The relief
does not come from these institutions. There have
been more loans made to-day at Z cent than
for some days past but high rates are still paid BY
many borrowers. No permanent ease In money S
looked for for seme weeks the interior banks and
bankers are drawing freely on their deposits here.
When the crops begin TO arrive freely at the Atlantic
ports these deposits will increase ayan. Many OF the
interior banks made large loans of their circulating
notes early In the for the purpose Of moving
tho crops, and these notes now coming in for 70
demption which is made by drafts on their deposits
in this City.
The foreign letters speak Of the pressure 10 the Lon
don Money market as temporary. The state Of geu-
era business was sound and disasters antiot-
paed All the letters agree in stating that the demand
for oar breadstus will be equal to all we can spare st
iair prices. From France the accounts are especially
encouraging as far this country 10 concerned. The
harvest is ascerained TO be very short and that coan
try will take largely OF our supplies. letter from
Paris states that ten fifteen leading houses had seut
ont agents by the Pacific for tho purchase Of bread
stufs In regard to American Secur ties the advoes
are not favorable. We learn Of few orders ono for
eco, 900 of q Railroad Bond, and we hear aho Of
few Securities sent out for sale. The only important
item is the ne go,son in London by agent sent out
some time since Of q million Of the First Mortgage
Bonds of Western Railroad Company.
The Baltic took only the e95o,OOO in gold, spoken
Of yesterday.
TIE foreign advices have depressed our Cotton
market &c. v u, and prices are unsettled. The
sales of the week 1000 bales. Flour is steady.
with very large transactions for shipment and Cor
future delivery. Wheat is again to &c. lower and
Corn is heavy. The receipts of Breadstuffs are very
large. In regard to Cotton Mr.. Wdghts Circular
says
The accounts crop highly hyosbls from the Ausn
te states A.bsms Tennessee There are eomol1ns4
too much rain on Mppi and Red Rivers, bat soms
the spu (which may not prove aor ,sscns-
bshst the injury will be rather TO the quality than the
quantity be forgot with such forward crop.
that in The Of storms the amount Of injury inflicted at I
aven time would be similar such damage Occurring ct
The receipts for 81 900 bales against o. 100 In
the corresponding week year and The total
PAL with season stands at ~ 0o baloj next week
this will be further augmented Ths tot export ~
r,s Britain Ia 900 bsles inst 1000 last nsn
compare with export thnce Of Q bat dunaG
the three following the export 1rsS Britain only
bales To France there hs, besp exported
bslss ssafn 900 las, year and 70 other freisp re
GO sssinst 900, and the tts ports 20 oil p91 wv
against 1he stock hand continues Increase and
now bales IN 90 bsss lS seaSon
The fowing IA statement OF the noyemen. N Cotton Soo