New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-31

fupi ,N.ir dsb.r and .hus form bass TOR Rs e9-.
cern Which viii obtain il poe.lee an sidlhonN sub
The only zav - make the debts q; all available.
The tu.,ne-- o. the Clearing House to-day vac
sjO,s&,Coo.
Tier lsrgo activity in Brsad-iuff. to-day, bat
the quotations are not strong especially for Wheat.
The transactions are about 1000 bbls. Flour, and
100 go bush Wheat. Corn u in fair demand. Pro-
vions ar. steady. In Groceries there Il no further
charge excepting in Sugars, which continue very &c
tive and buoysnt. The advance to-day is o tc. per
h. with sales Of 800 hhds and 100 boxes Cott"n
i steady bu, duh.
There are rnors Of failures IN tie coal regions, but
cannot trace them.
TIE Allegheny Valley Railroad Company have an
nounced their inability meet the semsnnusl interest
due Oh the ID Of November the bonds issued 10 the
Company By the city and county, N payment OF tneN
subscriptions Us capital stock, payment of which WAS
guaranteed by the Company. The City Bonds
amount to $a0O Geo, interest $4,000; County Bonds,
$50 eco, nterest $3.50 d,
Tie PHILADELPHIA Ldger says:
A very in pcrtant qne-tion we understand, -
about TO come before the Directors OF the Reading
Railroad Company, namely the eiecton OF rresl'
dent to supply tte place of Mr. Tucker, VINO It 4 I'M
derstood, n,irs. X. ID. Cullen, esq, the present
Vice President VI the Company and the repre- entaiSe
OF the Eneith interest in the road Is he only person
We have beard nnmed in connec ION with the success
zion. Mr.. C. ~as formerly IN the employ OF the Nc
{ ain onts iOaGOn and came here with special refer
eIce their interest in the road. place mas been
made for him ia the Company al J,In year, when
his industry and fnanci. skill PROBABLY richly earns
TIE iedP,r then proceeds 10 question the policy OF
making NJ. Cullen President
The Ind,pendem gives the annexed LIST OF failures:
The DIy.good. trade il almost suspended: The
saes have been very gh, az auction. and still lighter
at private trade Tie importers have very generally
cl-ed cut their goods, aud at fair prices AL deSlr
able goods are very firm especially Of slk goois The
trade may bc considered over for the month. All
staple goods are looking up in price,
1.-The following IL our weekly report OF failures a.
eignments, etc:
Hatch q Tewkesbury Windsor W. filled
So ss, os S.v. INTO noysny
Taylor Ayeril Lee, Mass tailea 81,
ncmin.y 600. Confidential small Good divide0d
He Fox ~; e CITY, : s.sssS:s
p t. Guenger NewYork City; assigned Liabi'ie. about
$4,000 which $4,000 confidential Assets reported
fheoaets Perry, SewYOrs City suspended Liabilities
Lott simcnson, Brooklyn N Y failed Owe, SO ee
Warren Black, Elmir. n. VI failed and sold out.
Charlie. Cable, Poushteep.ie, N Y assigned
!Oh5 15sr f aon Pep rSnn .s 1PnaS'
% Pickett, Carthage Tenn failed store closed BY a.
| tschmenf.
r. j. Bean Dayton, Ohio suspended
Henry II Smith Kenton, Ohio; iailed
A c. Poet. Portsmouth, Ohio; tNled-
VIM. Nntou, Marietts, Ohio ass.gned.
Mccoy. Caldwell & Co, Hudson, Wis. failed. ~
John Day Bro, Green Bay Wis suspended Liabilities
$4,000
John Knnear St John, N. B. failed
| The Bali. more Sun of yesterday Gays:
| "THE VALLEY BANK OF MARrLAsD.-We learn
that il is in contemplation the part OF one OF the vic
timzed parties in this city, OF high standing to bring
all II matters connected with this exploded bank Il
the notice of our own authorities and If possible Il
have the parties brought before the Courts of this State
ON reouisiton Of the Governor of Maryland. II 80,
full expose OF this exploded concern may be looked for
The imports of foreign merchandise, bullion and
specie at New Orleans for the quarters ending Sept 80
for four years were az follows:
Bullion