New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

-, CO.. s,.sl, are lepreseed, but Missouri ts
,.y, .n,ta,.s a, 6e;e7o vnginias fell of 70 81,
a.o;,. .f y cent Ohio G., lS60 sold ct s5.
North CareNrs 6e, %; Indiana ID, sO &c. Az 'oe
Second Beard the business was very modera'e' ono
still lower prices we're touched Enc closed - -,
IA; Central, S3l; Reading sc; Vrginia., 20; r
.o,y; Ga. g. decline Of 81 from the kornrg DO ard
The market wss entirely unsettled and no one oD csed
TO operate.
In Exchange there has been . moderate business
doing, and the rates heavy and unsettled. sssrns
is5la7 y cent Francs 4oa'5.20. First-eisss bank
Sterling with city bank indorsement, was offered
q v cent At this rate specie can be imported u
profit. ..,
Freshts arc not very active; rstes are without ma
tersl variation. To Liverpool, the engagements are
GOO bbls Flour at Is. 3D.; sO0 bales Cotton ~
3.I6d a7.32d Al, 900 bush Grain at 5s. @os. 4d in
bulk. and Cd in bsss. ToLoudon-3O0 cases Measure
ment Goods at lis cd 1900 bush. Grain by steam,
q. SD. in ships bags; 5000 light pipe Slaves at
81. To Rotterdan-30O tuns LOgwood at Ss. 3,oeo
bbls. Rosn ct 2s. Sd. A vessel for Mobile to load
Hay at "a Y tun. To Melbourne, per ship Sebastian
Cabot, 1900 bbls. Flour on private terms.
The business of the Sub-Tressury was: Receipts,
SCI, ,243 Al; Payments, $l36s77 AZ; Balance, $9,7,-
S05 SO.
The announcement Of the suspension OF the Balti-
more banks was not entirely unexpected in the street.
and created but little excitement The effect Of that
and the Philadelphia suspensions has been to interrupt
the business in uncurrent money and drafts the brok'
ers declining 10 buy cases at all and others only
at high rates Of discount. 1t will take some days 70
bring business back to its natural movement IN re-
gard to our own banks dstrus is felt and in regard
to the Eastern banks the dispatches from Boston are
very favorable The banking houses here having cor
respopdens at the East are receiving advces assuring
them that no fear is felt of the ability of the Boston
and New. England banks generally to sustain them
selves. They are much stronger than they were two
or three weeks since. The cashier Of the Suffolk
Bank telegrapbs his correspondent banks here the
Metropolitan and American Exchange, that the feeling
is more cheerful, and that the New England banks will
not suspend. Our telegraphic dispatches show thatthe
movement inaugursted by the Philadelphia banks has
extended South and West and will probably still further
extend. The Ohio bankers who are in town feel con-
fdent that the banks in that State will stand
Many Of the uncurrent money brokers refuse to bay
drafts and bills at any price to-day, and the nominal
rate for checks on Philadelphia is 10 y cent discount
State and New-England money sells at v cent.
Other notes. Is 900 y cent. The brokers are reapng
q large harvest from State and New-England money,
as they can deposit il in the Metropolitan and Aneri-
can Exchange at l.1004 v cent. Bat for this bank
uncurrent money system it would have been almost
impossible to convert currency TO- day. The Receiving
Banks are throwing out to-day the notes Of West Jer.
sey banks and Pennsylvania banks The West Jersey
banks redeem in Philadelphia. They also throw out
the Chemung Valley Dsirymen's Bank at Newport
and Agricultural Bank of Herkimef, all Of this State
and the Hopkinton (R. L. Bank. The last report of
the Bank Department gives the condition Of the.
Dsirymen's and Agricultural Banks Is follows:
,s pa,s"es:n q Sast g, sP.5 g.5 ..s $500.
Circulation. ...........bso,H
Agricultural Rank Of Heykime, o.
Bor ds and Mortgages Ne" York State OO
Total. IVoo'
Circulation. n...... ........''.......'...'...SsS"o
The following circular has been Issued by the Ne
chanics' Bank, and similar course adopted by other
banks: oc ,o.,
NEcHAsIcs' BANK, N. Y. Sept %, 1857.
C1RcUIIR-In consequence of the suspension OF
spece payments by the Philsdelphis banks notlce
hereby given that all collections for account Oh the
the dealers with this bank maturing out OF the City OF
Eew.York, will, at the option OF the dealer inme.
distey expressed, be either recalled. or, If paid be
subject TO drafts of this bank, payable in funds cur
ieH' O. 'H' P'."' - e. DE ANGELS, Cashier.
The Metropolitan Bank has iseued the 1ono~ing:
YORK, Sept. 26, 1857
For the present, and until further advised, outof
town collections viii be credited only receipt OF
payment Should the funds received in payment not
be par here, dealers will be charged the discount or
checks will be given on the points where collections
mature, at the option Of this Bank.
1t will be seen that the Board of Brokers OF Phila-
delpha have resolved TO make certified checks car
re,cy in the settlement of balances and the mercantile
circles will probably do the same thing.
Mr.. John L. Thsyer, the head Of the important
banking house Of j. z. Thsyer Brothers, Of Boston,
died on Friday last.
The following sales of Stocks and Bonds were made
at auction to day by Edwin II. Muller:
81 coo Hartford CITY %, cent Coupon Bonds int added 7
ssOe NewYoIk City Per cent (wstsr) STOCK int added 3
so shsres Nassau Bant..