New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-26

se "a. 1900 St1.s che,se O, sos, ans ~ ves~e'
30 Dbl F7ouI .. Is. I'd.
The busia.ss q the SAB freA.nry va; Keeps
r. lO2 16-s2l.Ooa from customs. Payhs''' ga
go o.. Bslsrse, tj,ss5 2O9 81.
Money matters Temsin about the sams ~ 'a'' IT,
poited--psper vegetation oa'side o. Tue Oe0K' nav
kg Temporarily oome 10 almost aeo@PsIe p'U'9'
Occasional trSnsactiOns in very CHOICE rehe' ae re-
ported a. low &c L. Y ceat y month, Dat t1e onA OF
i,.iress !, done at from ?. TO cent Lack Of con-
hdenoe IN the stability Of our mercantile hou'es is 20
general ,As. bu. scsnty portion Of the appesi ms
NEE, win favor I, in fact almost useless fJr bus
sess r.sn TO seek relief 10 discounts excea. At the
b.ois-where 20 doubt as much accommodation Il
erterded as circumstances admit Of Many OF tae
bsrks are un sbe 20 extend burdensd - they arr by
vsspen6sd yeT ard mere aats fni their resources
cot Of at every point. Under such CIRCUMSTANCES
il becomes duty If rot Q peeessty, upon the
part Of creditors TO meet the e1igencIe' oil Tue
bnes in G liberal and generous spnt-ersnting
sxtsIsions without hesitation Ia a.. cases Where
applicants make q fair show OF asses, aud a.
sistirg In every way practicable 10 restoring ons
husiness and trading inerss, 10 s natural CONDITION
Mutual forbearaLee and 90 ,d-wil toward esc1 o'1ef
will accomplish much in removing the evils undef
which all suffering. Zoo muea Indulgence can
hAxdly be granted 10 sound houses struggling n1dsr
de unprecedented embarsssmens Of the osriod-shu'
of - they are from all ordipary facilities for rasins
money whether by collections discous.s Let every
mar d. posed to adopt hash remedies to enforce -
nedisie payment remember hat no one is exempt
from misfortune and that in a commercial tornado like
he present he may possibly be the mex. victim, and
the next applicant for enson. We have no con-
6deDce in that policy which 10 time OF such general
szd nnexampIed distress presses claims upon deb'or
whose troubles unavoidable, bat probably of bat
Temporary duration.
10 Boston the money market il represented ~ grad
say improving and there s more confidence in paper
than pre- walls In all street few negotiations OF very
strong quoted at II T. osDt per annu n, ol'
<Aese are Of course rare instances The extreme raoge
for good paper is 2i 4 cent.
We annex a comparative statement OF the Foreign
Imports Of New.York for the week and sincs Jan !;
Dr. re- o @ "~M ssssh sis9s! sat;l
0ss.TI aerchsndi.e iHi58 1885 lsa'in
fo,., for the we,i.s22@T9 s2e9e!e s3:a5R
Previously reported. 7ci $50 lsSoo4A l9%S1olo
Since Jan. l........slD,a5 III slsOs2cD sl953,a9H
Included in the Imports are: Coffse, $4,000;
Cigars, $36,300 Cream Tartar, $4,000 1icq1orice
Paste, $2i,JOO; OPIUM, si45O0; Indigo, SO 200;
Raisius, $500; Furs $4,000; Guuny Cloth, &c.
800; Leather, eli, 800; Hides, $226, 900; Hans aud
Bacon az SEQ; Brandy, $50 iO0 Gin, SlS 0OO Iron,
elI0 600; Lead, So o9O Steel $50 800 Tin, $lOs,3ooi
Iinsesd, $iOi, 600; Molasses $l68OO Rags, ~ ,OOO
seeds, ga 200; Sugar, 81 OOO Tea, 81 400; Wines,
.s24, 800; Wool, 300, &c.
The Exports of specie from this port for the week
ending this day, ard for the year 1857 thus far are
ae follows:
sohL Fyins Eagle, Caracoa, spe,ie....... SO ~
T TS:: 70. the Ssss g.
The following is a comparative statement Of the
value Of certain Exports from the commencement u