New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10

NJ, " mo oyedi.ors oI he ono Lite and Trust
Company, r cb:siu possession Of It's mercantile paper
maturing, .Aere. Papers have been erjoined.
lsaaG SeyuoTe, esq Cashier OF the BANK OF norm
America, has been appointed Transfer Agent OF the
C,ewlfnd and Toledo Road. The books close on tae
ll,b and open On the 2lst AL the interest coupons
of the Company. due on the 2st, will be paid at tba,
| time at the Bank Of North America.
The Merchants Bank Of Cleveland obtained an at
tachment on $j7 900 Of collection paper in the hahaS
| of the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company.
| Judge Gholson Of the Superior Court hes dismissed
| the attachment on the ground that no evidence Oh
fraud was made out agsns. the Company. Inc pam
tih counsel applied for time to file WIN OF error
| The Court was to determine on Monday the lue
| within which this must be done.
The Contoocook Valley Railroad, New-Hamp'iiie'
to be sold 10 the highest bidder, az Concord on "e
| first Gay of October next. $500,
| We hear tina. wealthy clptalif OF Boston io""'u
last week 500 600 to manufacturing az
IL = celt, and 100000 to the Chy Of bos'on :"
10 q cent and still left his bank account good S'oooVV
The BOSTON banks are losing specie to us-thelr last
statement giving g. sjj OOO against 50 1872 600 for the
nrevious week. TIE Post Of that city says:
Since Aug q our banks have lost about 81 0JOO
in gold. On Saturday morning they hed Dn,
III -
10 send of 500 600 more IN the course oil the gay.
The banks, thereto e. begin the present week w,th
ess than - 800 600 Of coins sum S5t0 OOo less than
s actually needed for the easy transaction OF 1asnes'
and 81 500 600 less than called fol by sound banklog.
In this state Of things il is obv ious that money inuot
be tight enough and K certainly s as tig3t as drum
the deepes, gilt-edged psper going at II cent,
and almost every thing but few favored names al
| 10 . !, cent month Within few days, however,
although the banks have lost specie, aud sthough
money has been exceedingly stringent the tone OF me
market has been rather improved. We notice h't,e
or nothing Of panic feeling at present, anu, as ye,
the proportion Of notes daily coming under protest Is
rot largel than that Of ordinary tines
AT PHILADELPHIA according 10 TIE No.H Amc''e1H,
the money market was more active to-day, and out
door rates are on the advance-he best paper only
ber taken at ] Z cent = month
TIE Cincinnati Gazette of the 9TH says;
"The general feeling under favorable adylces from
Nev-York continues to improve, and confidence az
Indicated by transactions in the various departments
of business has been further materially strengthened
In discounts have still TO notice very lSht DuSi'
ress and meager offerings Bankers DO not CONSIDER
matters sufficiently settled as yet, to JUSTIFY an IN
crease in loans and borrowers, being aware oil The
cautious movements of lenders, offer but little paper
The discount houses hold q large amount OF means,
and upon the resumption OF the regular business d
comparatively easy money market may be expected,
but under the most favorable circumstances VIII re-
oure three four weeks of quiet times to restore the
equilibrium
- Rates OF interest are uDscllleu duu tdhc q WtuC
range but strictly prime paper when discounted at all
by the regular houses goes at lOa IL cent and we
do not hear of any great amount of this class OF gns
lures in the street. large amount OF money WIN
drawn from the banks, or what would ordinarily be
deposited with bankers, has been distributed among
merchants and manufacturers subject 20 call, or for
specified time. Confidence in the stability OF these
classes Of business s naturally very strong and
this has been the means of establishing for the tne
direct trade in money between those who hold surpus
funds and men who use money in regular mercantile
business This tends to mitigate the difficulties caused
by the partial suspension of discounts on the part OF
bankers.
eastern Exchange continues scarce, and rates of
premium range from to + cent. tirst-class sig
natures of bankers and merchants sold to-day at
l.. The former draw very spanngly. Gold is l.
premium
The accounts from Lake Superior state that the
Cliff had shipped up to Aug. 20, during the present
season, 12l6 tuns and and 7SS 10 of copper. The
North American to came date l69 tuns AS b, and
the PboDix Is tuns ,jS7 ID, making total shipped
from Eagle River during the present season 1901 tuns
and $50 ID of copper
From Eagle Harbor they have shipped, W to
Aug. 90
sroo Copper Fals..........l 3 G !aa i'7i' #
From Genital. Observation-Disclosures. 81 tuns
From Connec,cr, ................ . tuns q ID
Total from EAGLE Hsrbor. .2.j ,un. 1915 h
The biggest piece Of copper yet sent away from the
Like Superior region was one shipped from the Cliff
mine on the eth instant which weighed 800 pounds.
The Minnesota have one at Lvermore's dock weighing
$500 pounds, which was cut from the great mass,
being about 100 pounds heavier than the piece from
the came mine which noticed some weeks ago.
Another piece was taken out of the Minnesota mine
last week Weighing 800 pounds, but it is altogether
probable they will cut il in two before sending it down
for shipment.
The iron mining companies are pushing their opera
oIs forward as fast possible, bat are rot able TO
supply all the vessels at hand for some days. There
have been come delays in hauling the ore, but the
receipts show well and will probably not be less from
this time forward.
The receipts on the dock for the week ending Aug.
Gross Tons.
Cleveland !. NJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40
sharon Iron Co..''.'.'''' oS'
Observation-Disclosures.
Shipments during the same time
CIevesndI NJ Co. per sch. y. Psrsons........ 80
Schr Tartar. .............' $40
Observation-Disclosures. 40
Sharon Iron Co., per .chr WysndOtte......... IS,
~
markeu.. CAREFULLY REPORTED 1oR TIE TMsusE.
WEDNESDAY, sept. 3. 1857.
ASIlEsThe market il. quite Gull ont c-dy for pGts al
:, PG sS pc Pct, h sag H. S d The ''A con-
BOOTS AND Shoes general counITy denana IA. row
mt is rom the south and We.t purchaser.
remarked booTeD take hold cautiously pse' remain hgh
br iocbs being arze abatement place long
Heavy woIk III doubt couBu. hta in Prce throughout
the saiOn is likely TO b. quite sca!o@ iAeTe are very
y new STYLES introduced this season b.; the s,OrtmeDt
good From the very few buyers have made hei. sp
pesanos but sped they viii soon 40 50 VITA the fe4u
California but aside from this nothing IA dong Tor export
Nsn.fiict Grain and X, Boo,,.........s2 90 ~ 50
R.vs, Grsn