New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

10 shares R.solue Fir IDsSrsn-s Company. ~
Il ,b,r,. Com ESeial T. ri lnsur.n-- Com p.ny...7
~ shares Pc pie. Fire n'u' snc- Compsuy ~
,h're. Clinton Fire In,rrane~ mpany -
90 'hsresst Nichols, Fire Insurance Company '''' 90
share. Continental 20
- shares Bank Of The Commonwealth ~
.s.ie. AmsIicsn E1ca.nst Bent as
10 fhArs. Importer and Tr.lr.' Bsns......... %
The StoniDston Rsnr ad Company mas declared
dividend Of q T. cent, paysbls or aud ater tns ON
November, at their Off &c No 81 william street. Iii
quite refreshing TO fnd railroad especially al the
Esst, n skDg dividend.
The Board OF Directors OF the Bsltinrre aud OH"
Railroad Company have declared q divi' end OF II
Gel the stock of tne Wa hington Branch SIT oad
for the half year 81 ding Sept. 30.
The market ia very iusc'ive for Billion, snd II 10
eficul' to find buyers at any pemlun. The oepsod
has almost entirely fallen IF. The Sfan IDA tr m Tia
vsna brings 1850 COO mostly sert BY Cuba oou'e- to
suyfsiu their credit here sod asss. thsir sgens IN
CARY rg suee,s The A-s j. lie lated. took away
$500 600 in gold Of which 500 0O0 was shipp-d oy
pronir ent French houae pfefereacs to bill. Ia
Dcmestlc Exc age there Is but ltte movsmao' and
ratss sre about the ZANE: Phiatelph's, Il 40
cent; Baltimore sac 4 CEN; Rhose Island, 'dos
cent: Eastern Ial q ceuf go. At Boston New
York furde were scarce. IN consequences OF tne
wants Ct the Suffolk Bauk for renI1ances I, the
metropolitan. Lspd Warrants are heavy, and our last
quotations are roc sustained. The money marks, is
o,kng es.ier in the street, acd rally ist-esss bor
rouers sre 60 scarce that they obtain fac ties With
very little difficulty. In the mercantile circles there is
a-o some relief, the banks aiding deserving dealers
wits lberslity. To SEINE OF the banks the oerog Of
strictly fs'-cass paper i. rot equal to ability OF
the banks to discount. The in c,rfrseti m OF
business which bss taken place and the willingness
of all 70 make rev obligations, has Largely essened
the demand for money, and will do much 70 cure the
present str.ngency.
The IndeJendent has judicously Decided to interim,
the publication Of its weekly list of fal lures The gen
era publication Of the fslure OF city bou ,eads to
check materially the psl mems to it from the leteor,
and consequently seriously embaras-es it's liquidation
or resumption The jn5spen6ent cay:
WI en- il was frat conm-bced il was regarded by
the mercantile community tenersY a. very l"p0rt-
ant and useful measure. To be thoroughly posed 10
regac every feature BEARING upon our g." onercIa
al financial prosperity was a sufficient reasoo u aay
Intelligent mind tor the step con.smpste Some Of
our fiencs however, who have been 10 favor of IN,
publication, doubt the propisty of spreading suca 10
teiee nee before the pubic dnIiug the present di-s:
trous crisis fearing ha, weekly record exensissy
cored as il always has beep might only ucreise the
panic We have determined therefore. for the present
least to suspend the publication OF failures, &C.
"TbeIe 10 a very general disposition N entail cred
it's The suffering creditor liz now 10 condition. 10 SEE
be csu be feels evil bit We question that, when
the tide of prospeIy Jeturns agaio be be not iodnce
TO renew The Ilijudged custom Il extended credlto
because whe they are doing vel merchants always
try 10 do better than well tas Stimulus If
petition which ultimately wo,ks ILL., Vry little bi.-
ness has been do0e dufng the week at whole a'e
Ttere is disposition to c. needle aryfhing Ia price
upess il be for cash down Lower prices With cr-dls
s.tm out of Tx question. TIE possession OF the goOps
is preferable. Many cagoes Of goods have b-eo re.
turned to Eu,ope being The only eD:taocetba could
be sde. There lie lTge retail casa busioees cong
which shows that there AT abundance Of money in
some hands which low cssh prces draw ou,. Inc
day of low prices should be 1led az rhen
psfsed il will rot return for long whda The check
10 proc ucion and importation has been ton severe for
tba and next season look for much hig her range
of prices for all articles. The uo~ approach
in. its cl,se Ire Alb of November will bs the last
avy cay Of cry goods payments, and most OF these
have been provided aIraUged for We do not an
ticips.c any Dcre ased dithcnlfies
Ii IA sta ed tina, soue Of the stockholders Of the
Bowery Bark lately employed Mr. Ednoods formerly
Co her If the Meclsuics Bank, TO eIau the con-
dnon of the former institution III reference 10 It.
soivency and its ability to resume it, bn Dess. Mr. e.
mace 90 examination ard reported 10 the stockholders
in detail and ne learn that 90 bis report 1t vas con-
cluded to wind up the Bark and close its affairs
II appears fon 81 advertisement. in this morning.
TRIprsy that the holders ard depostors Of tbs
Bowery Bank are to hold meeting on Monday, Nov
9 at o'clock p. N
The annexed remarks upon Cotton are from the
circular of Mr. w p Wright, prepared for the Asa:
The whole Cotton trade Of the country cootnues in de-
ranged state from the utter imposby o' n-sotanS et
change London. n this city literally without -oek
probably lo'o bales being a, thi' noT"n; in war
house: all marketable vane guesswOrk Ia the uth
mall Transaction are made day aud Pnes AZ h,nef
as will be noticed by the tl.gsPhic advies Factors hava
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nor likely overDurdsued With stocks owing -
evident determination planters keep their supple.
home rather the E Of baviss scoeP whs, hey
consider the present rnnous pic.s Th clearly sa"wS ~
V.ra BY t.esrp6 At New Orlcsn. and NOBLE with h- pev
Gus webs cpts Ee as With the conrponink wees'.
count Of Ershsh soinueI. l.ns withoO, sci b..
ing iwPos,ele to pa', 0i' # s,ehs han Even cost
ner, and others 10 Erslsnd w,r~. very willing
10 ps,: for que TIM st r.t Gold .rSns oere rIs
from England and bling shipped to he souh but no. ,u
and the last vices London cary prove THAT shah
GOLD from Enesnd without having pay pretty dearly
ceasns sInst the marie, Of Ens.p may
upon ensssed IN the American trade mi whether ri Is
for cotton WI be sccspted and accepted paid maturity
Altogether the whole tI. !, d.", I.d and must b. "
piion At de- pend upon What Ms1eheer 10 wiling -
pay since ,ddn r fq SS nsx surr s n s5s
sbur dance that without the aid hom toe
Cotton SIMPLY Association
the question Of crop II IL wei lose
subject sosetbe stbous It yet too put orh
innate We have arrived IA. into the bout the oc
eurepce Of frost which has given rise to favorable
counts various sections L. the south wh-re three xe~k
$50 The mplsnts most while from .r,
where complaints issued now hear Of promising
poets good crops In view Of ell tear on the sas-
conclude y mprov Ia the prospect tee inc VI,
rs crop taken in the cotton growing region
during the last too che.
y following IL Tstenent Of rnoyemen, Ia Cotton dee
thu lot September last compared With the previous four
1857. 1876 1855 1874 1883
Rec Of Ports 2l4cO0 $4,000 lOOeS ?sca I7SOo
Rx TO g. B.. 5000 5000 $4,000 $500 81 90
n 70 France lsW0 5000 2.00o o.