New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-13

Ipursst on pubic debt inc"ains use72
Tr.asury ro;es..............'''''''' i7s2 s.
t.. F.rmers' Bank, Biii eeport, Conn.,, ave Or
ocn in ued redeeipg their bills st the snfoik o''h
Boston, and they row redeemed oy l.. Dc Inv
renee & Co, bankers, 10 this city.
The business Of the Clearing House totsy "ss
tl2,45e,2I3
Ire Granite Bank Of voluntown, Conn.,, has been
En- oir ed by Judge Butler of the Superior Court and
Receiver appointed, application OF the Bank Com
uiropers. The Commissioners pursuing their in-
vestigation.
The Cherokee Insurance and Banking Company OF
Geors ia hssfaied. The notes Of the Bsok he'd bsea
redeemed in Chicago by +. g. Adsms, esl, but on
Saturday the paper Of Msssrs. Curtss Co., bscker'
OF Peoria, having gone to protest, the notes are no
lor GER redeemed.
TIE Baltimore Patriot thus notices the money MAJ
ket of that city:
"The Money market corh5 use increasing in ease.
Most of the Rood paper offered at bank meets accept
spce. Capitalists are more inclined 70 invest a1u
fret class notes are negotiated on the sueet a.
IN II o 90 pt month secoDdc'sss q to s = cent
Money on call abundant a. to q cent mon'n.
The indcsiions that specie will az ain be exported 10
& considerable extent have frightened exchanges sons
Whist, ard rates are slightly upward. we quote e.-
y
ton do. A. and Philads lpbia do Il y cent premium.
Exchange on London nominal at II a ID y cent pre-
MUM il Bsltu ole funds. Geld 3d3i cent P,em.
Virginia bank notes cent discount; Nor.a 40 40
Ira do. 4a6 q cent do. Notes OF Ohio and other
Western banks 3a7 = cent DISCOUNT
At Phi sdelphis The Ledger Gays:
"Tbere IL not however. much movems Mt yet 10 the
N, ney market Nearly al. ths lending is done 6y the
bs ks and very little by them. Should country oank-
notes be generally refused on deposit here, as nov
seems probable, the banks will do still lees, and the
street brokers more until the country paper ls forcs
home preparatory to resumption. Inc a,iefs"S =
b. W. en- paper and gold is now only about % g
cert; AID a. between paper and silver, u a3 some
two or thee of our banks are wisely awaiting them
selves OF these favorable rates to increase their socA
Of coin preparatory to resumption.
The Cincinnati Gazette says:
"Ihe money market exhibited no new festare 0,
importance on Saturday Busress generally 'ntaued
dull Money Is gradually accumula,icg and as the
supply Increases ard confidence gathers strength DOR
rowers find it less difficult to obtain aocommod stons.
The discount lines however, are still tightly drawn,
ard very high standard Is mantainedi buttw poias
have already been gained viz: partial reestsbish-
mert Of confidence, and fair supply OF money. The
latter must continue to increase and the former ID pro-
crossing steadily in the right direction.
"The Improvement Of which these features anord
satisfactory evidence must soon lead to the adoption
of lower standard for names at the discount houses
II will not pay TO keep money unemployed, and the &C
cumusiion of currency win therefore create demsnd
for paper tia will very soon cover the usual range Of
business. The Ohio. Indiana ard Kentucky banks
have withdrawn not far from eight millions OF their
circulation since the failure Of the Tust Company.
Ths az exchange settles down to the low point
toward which it is now tending, will be reissued The
supply Of money in the country awaiting market Is
very large and cannot fail, when put into use as 1t
must be, to produce plethora of capital"
The numeious factories in North and South Lee are
working short time, equal to or II days per week
There are not lees than 81 within the limits Of Lee.
The most profitable source of revenue to the town OF
Lee is the contract for supplying Marble for the Capt.
toI at Washington. The weekly payments to agents
and operators In specie keeps business alive.
The factories and mills Of North and South Adams
are still running at half aud three quarter time; few
il any have entirely stopped.
The Hampton mills, Holyoke, have determined to
resume full work in a few days.
The Ocean mill, at Newburyport, has stopped one
quarter Of lis machinery; and at short hours is ex
pected that the remainder of the mill viii be kept in
operation through the Winter
1t is in contemplation to commence running the
Massachusetts and Prescott Elils IN about fortnight
full time but with reduced wages for the operatives
The mills row run four days 10 the week.
From The Hayri,buyg Teie0rGIh Of The llm.
We Give below list Of the banks whose acceptanc.
If h. provisions Of the Relief law has been certified
10 The Auditor General and received By that officer up
TO this morning. We will add TO toe list from day TO
day as the aceptances are received q. the Audhor-
Generals office: -...
Names. Ddte " oeeeP.u'e 60: