New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-18
THURSDAY, Sept. ll-P. Y


The stock market this morning. with far activity,
showed generally better feeling Most Of the Lead
ing stocks stood at the close higher than yesterday.
| The most marked change was in Reading, which Is
again very scarce and sold as high as 40 cash. and IS
regular against 46 yesterday. As high as cent per
day was paid for the use Of stock. Erie went to 49,
but closed at 49, 49,; New-YOrk Central was firm at
| II; Toledo, 80; Michigan Southern, 2Oi @2l, &C.
State Stocks, with fair activity, were firm at yester
days prices. There is less pressure of Bank Stocks
Park improved to SO against So yesterday Railroad
Bonds continue to drag at low prices.
In Exchange there is nothing Of importance doing,
and rates are heavy.
The rates of Freights are again lower. To Liver
pool the engagements are 200 bbs Flour at Is 3D.;
20 coo bush Grain at 3D. in bulk and 81 cd. in bags;
800 bales Cotton at sod so tuns Fustic at lbs To
London, 200 bbs. Crude Turpentine at 2s. cd .
2s 3d. To Rotterdam, 80 tuns Measurement Goods at
| 25 2Ss. To Bremen, 800 hhds. Sugar at DDS. A
schooner from Turks Island to NewYork, with salt, at
I0c. & bush.
The business of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
sl7s 534 %; Payments $l5l ,097 50; Balance SlO,-
365 1868 &c.
Included in the payments yesterday was S5OoOO for
transfer draft from New Orleans, and in the receipts to-
day $50 600 for transfer draft Washington. Gold
and there is also considerable current outward Our
banks however feel strong and confident, and there
appears to be to-day less pressing demand upon these
| institutions for accommodations At the discount
houses, however, the pressure of paper is large aud
rstas have rather an upward tendency. Buyers ex-
ercise extreme caution in selecting and find frstcass
names at IS y cent, and very good signatures at "a
cent We hear of but city failure to-day and thai
| Tha hrok throwing ont new
banks, but continue to buy uucurent money at the
high rates previously quoted, to Y cent for New
| England and State.
The most exciting topic of the street continues to be
the non arrival of the Central America. Her owners
however, are confident she s safe, and has gone in
somewhere for COAL or is making her way to port I'M
| der canvass She is reported TO have 81 GOO, 900 in
gold on board and also $500 900 taken in at Havana
The latter however, is very doubtful. She is one OF the
strongest vessels of the line, and is well manned and
oficered. 1t is to be hoped that We may be able to
| announce her arrival tomorrow. The Empire CITY,
we understand is to be sent in search of her. and also
the Daniel Webster from this port.
The Board of Brokers to-day passed resolution OF
censure, by vote of Fifty to eighteen, upon parties
who should openly profess to buy and sell stocks 10
violation of the rule, of the Board. Notwithstanding,
| however We understand quite number OF the men,
bers of the Board have entered into an agreement to
buy and sell on longer time than permitted by the
rule OF the Board.
Tie annexed agreement is now being circulated
among our banks for signatures:
| 4" We the undersigned Banks, located and doing
business in the City of NewNOik, deemiug the pay
ment Of interest for the deposits of Ranks BoHksr,
| Insurance Companies, Railroads or other Corpora
tons or for the deposits of individuals OF firms Is
unsound il principle, unsafe IN practice and contrary
the best interests both of our dealers and ouse!yes
Do HEREBY AGREE TO discontinue and cease to allow
interest either directly indirectly, for any and all
deposits made with US on and after the FIRST day OF
J0uuary, 1858, and TO discontinue the allowance Oi
interest all the deposit accounts then standing upon
our books, for which interest may have been previ'
ousy pad provided that all the Banks belonging 10
the Ner York Clearing House association, shall have
before that day. entered into and become bound
10y this agreement, and due notice gwen Us thereof
| " WE DO ALSO AGREE that We will not exchange,
either dIectly or indirectly, with any Bank loca;ed
and doing business as aforesaid that shall violate or
evace this agreement or any part thereof except by
and with the consent Of msiorty Of the Banks bound
by the same IN which case this agreement shall be-
come null and void, and no longer binding upon any
| Of the parties thereto; AND WE Do ALSO AGREE that
will not vote for, nor consent to the admission Of
any Bank hereafter TO the Ncr York Clearing House
associations until such Bank shall have entered into
| and become bound by this agreement.
| " Neg loyk, SEPT II, 1851"
The exchanges at the Clearing House to-day denote
little more activity in business amounting to $50
lli,50 81. The balance paid in Coin were 81 O99 3je
| H.
Messrs. Ezra Ludlow, jr,, s Co. hold their frs
auction sale of stocks tomorrow. See advertisement
The IgdtpeAdeut furnishes the annexed Let Of fail
| ures, assignments, &c;
| Eusgles Co, Pou.tncy VI, hitd.
| Esfon. Hill Chandler, Drugs" Boston Mass failed
| W F. Freeman, Boston Mass, failed.
| freeman Ore Boston, Mas. gone into insolvency.
| Phiip Allen sons Providence, Il. l., suspended.
Alep Providence, l., suspended on indorsed per.
| Ioser PecknGp PaIner's CoTaers, Conn, assigned
| Ninth Co New York City suspended.
Carpenter Ide Co, Straw Goods" NewYork City,
'Trr6erck q swsr New.Yorh City, assigned liabilities SAL
1 A.u, ,2i00cO.
| - Z Nicker.on New York City. suspensed.
Jo,epb Moves Dry Goods New YORK City suspended
| Gr,nt ssyss Ford "Produce" New YoIs C'!, ss'
| pended. .
| " L HcEsG Go, SrS.YoIi I.;y .a,p,rd.e.
| Ws,zlsI Talss.s New Yorh cry, iaise
] M.,'I,r $3.50 u Il'o.,r, N,mYoil City alutAS,a