New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17
raj besviseee loars "a stock we're freely obaisa
bic, The rate beng frrn ) 20 6 cent.
"Fs9eien .,ocfs Rave been actively deal; 10, but

raj besvAeee lears stock we're more freely oo'ass-
bic, The rate beng frro 10 y cent.
"Fs1eien s,ocEs have been actively deal 10, bu'
greater depression exists.
"In tie foreign exchanges this afternoon fhe,e was
70 charge OF Importance from the rates Of last post
AT the Bank and in the discount market there wss
q very fuh demand but the payments fAlll1s dae 10,
morrow the ith sf the moath, are expected 20 De Wei
1.-THE final quota.ons OF the French Three Per Cents
O. the Paris Bourse ibis evening were tot Uc. i1r
money and ST. Zoe for the new account at the emo oil
the mt nth, showing decline Of an eighth. s.,,,
About Eco COO in bar gold wss withdrawn non
the Bank 20 day for expectation 20 the Coatnen''
SoveIeigr also taken for America ahd ese"neIe,
end il the move menf should continue, w..ou n sono
large sv ale from Australia On advance o. ,ns anA
rate Of discount TO per cert muss DC Iesa'-eu o" ~
altogether improbable"
TIE North British Dolly Nal states
ave regret to announce that rumor prevails tha,
the old and respected firm Of Messr. Andrew Stewart
Il Co. OF Gretnock have be 90 geo 20 ,, ~
the commercial state Of affairs the other ce OF me
Atlantic We have not heard the amount OF iisDlli-
ties, but hope a speedy arrangement may Do ye'
Effected"
We do not hear of any bills which have b'en re-
turned by the steamer excepting those Of Roob Halst
& Co.
The Prose- ssys in its weekly CONNER ,isl review:
Gan French houses having relations with the Unitsd
S'a'es follow the phases OF the comnsrciA ana
financial crisis in that country with the ufmo'!
anxiety. They do not disguise from Themselves the
difficulties which they have 10 surmount. They are
u11er heavy liabilities for consgnments made to
America, in the full expectation of remtances which
thew now cannot expect TO receive FOR long Tune 70
come The eft CT OF the crisis however, upon French
commerce generally is likely to be less serious than
usn, yeople suppose. Most Of the houses that do bu
siness with America are very wea by, snd quite able
70 weather the storm. Some Of them have already
taken measures 10 protect themselves from oss, and
10 recover their advances promptly. Tney have cent
or lers 10 their agents in Tire ULited States 10 accept
payment in PAPER. and to buy corn, cotton AID sugar
icr expectation 20 Europe. II is probable that these
operations will lower the prices of theee articles for
some tine to come Retail trade in Psris n Stacker
in almost all IFS branches The sale of tissues 10 the
shops not so active it ought to be at this time OF
the heu. The mildness Of the season accounts for
this in some measure. The active movement 10 tue
factories which was remarked 10 September end dur
rg the first fortnight of October has also slacsened
The difficulty in negotiating bills forces all the manu-
facturers to restrict their credit snd in msny instances
10 decline orders. Cereals generally lower-not
60 much on account of the abundant harvest ss De-
cause holders OF and -four are IL wan. OF money
At Chicago, Exchange upon the Eat was working
easier, the rate icing 4Gj = cert. Business was
more active and money easier. At Buffalo, also, the
money market promised favoraby. At s.. Paul
gold il selrg at premium. Morey was in fair sup
ply. At Cincinr al the tendency was to improvement.
Both at Baltimore and Philadelphia facilities were OBJ
tsr ed with less difficulty. At NewOrleans the tone
Of the money market more satisfactory and cotton
was active. The Bank Statement for the week shows
the following changes compared with the preceding