New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

"a nm
Capitals Of $3.50 e1ceedins
Cspi.., Of s7co &C. not exceeding 5000
Capitals Of sooo0e exceeding ...'''.'''''' o
Capita, g soo Geo no. $500
C.pit.l. Of 80 Gee 200 200
CAPITA. Of 200 GO Dot e1ceedins SsSo
Capital, Of 81 0ooso not eIeeediDs oo.o
ISy e1ce.. Of balance: to be paid in specie usual
AGHEEsEsr.
"The Bills Of Bsnha received instead Of specie from DEBT
,.tsment the Clearing House And IL well understood
House that Clearing House Committee have the night 70
1 .Ren any :ns Si sss1 srys 20 .s iSs same .
the payment Of the bills f ths. bank which wsre re-
h. a.. .e.men, q. The Clearing Hor m Of specie
hoe bills whiehever Associated Bank may have them we're
ca,ed Bsni proportion the amounts Of capitals repe
lively for the Intervening time between settlements At the
The Transcript says Of the meeting:
The p.OPo;iSH TO eqSbe the sum Of paper money 70
sno. unanimously, . out Of the bank. voting
in s favor motion adopted thai .hs Clearing House
that an be drawn, and presented to the managers Of
the v.riou, banks for 'i,n.,ure inmedia,ey",
has been adopted II requires the unanimous assent
of all the banks TO carry out such proportion. Seven
of the thirty five bar ks voted agaiost it, tsprobaols
however, that at the meeting ths moroing the Prop
Etiop, or something approaching to it, viii be unani-
mously carried.
The Clearing. House now acts under the schedule
published above.
Judge Hubbard Of Wsterown has granted an in
junction, on the application Of one Of its officers, upon
the Bank of Lowvie; and this institution has gone
into the hands Of a Receiver d. c. West
The Montreal papers Of Saturday say that the policy
adopted by the banking institutions there has so far,
been effcacous in producing quetness and stability
smoDg our mercantile community. General business
has improved slightly during the week. Buyers from
the country are making their appearance, and with
fair amount of eniency the part Of creditors, as
sisted by the liberality of the banks, sound Fall
business will undoubtedly be done.
The Albany Evening Journal Of Saturday says:
"a great deal of nonsense Is uttered ct the dicts-
ton Of partisanship A little while ago during
commercial panic, State stocks fell to ~ ' cent.
There, cried the Democratic papers, Bee the re-
suts Of Republican msgOvernment.
ard State stocks go up to lO4. There, cry the
Know Nothing papers, See the fruits Of sagacous
American Administration.
"Yet both these prints and the public know per-
fecty well that the uctuson was not at all the effect
Of Governmental action but solely mstter Of the
money market"
I've TAs Csseass &s,ssl. Ost IS
The financial pressure abroad is now bearing upon
us With full strength, and is making moet visible i'm
preston upon every part OF cur market The failures
end sssigr ments few, however, an our ovn city,
But two banks, Gadsworth 4 Go. and Louis Htz,
have gone down. Both were doing light business,
ard deDositors vi not suffer BY their closing Two or
three 6Ds have made assignments, and this comprises
the extent Of the damage thus far. Merchants are
obliged however, to curtail their business and large
nu0bers Of men are thrown out OF employment, and
probably many more will follow.
The peculiar force Of this pressure Is seen in the de.
pressing influence it has had upon the Grain market
The continued reports Of falling markets in New York
hss borne the nsket down here and there i no pros
pect Of its having reached the bottom yet Lumber
oner have haAn Ohlioed N a their yeegels (&rO
cesymen complain that the market never was so dull.
Their trade this Fall mus be very light ss there Is an
eItire absence Of demand from the lumber country.
Receipts have been large during the week as re-
ported at the Board of Trade, but would be much
larger if they reported from the way bis of the
different roads, ss they should be. They amount as
follows:
Flour bbls............. ssislwhea., bush...4l3527
Com, bush .:.".;. a,7e4loa,s, bush h....... 4ir'S
es3s e'ssi sso.s ssss'i
The amount of Flour ara Grain in etore on Sstur.
Gay, ss posted at the Board OF Trade, follows:
sISs5 s.: %;.:; Con. 25 s5:5
White ~hes', ba.s... 2aslBsriey, bu'h......." s6's
Freo TAs CiaessssH Csss~eisL
The news from New-York today was decidedly
more cheering financial matters there are rapidly
settling dowL to currency basis and the de,siOn of
the Supreme Court regarding the oauk suspension,
banks 10 70 On ard do business o. usual - II they
lad not suspended. The notes Of the NsvYork State
and New EngIsod banks were taken at par, with
little e.oeptoe, BY tie Ne. Iol bank: t to dsy The
n EeW. YCsh H. that gold is drag ct loi premium,
and those sho sw tker gold out Of the banks during
tae penic ere ceposiarg it asan 8, par. Sos, OF our
bsuks 30 DAY. We sndertsrd tAers s . movement
On fOoe sDotg our nerhsss 9th refsrcnos TO rsua-
eoa Of csyrercy nstter&
Rsiss Of ch.ase on New Yoth eOranas irregular.
% &C. prsmioe beirs The rsrse, but . decline must
,sif eata pIace-
pnssss letter from Chicago gives sony picture
Of t6at eity-bushess pretty msen sospendsd, snd
ssye scant Of peees sO.Ss 70 prossss as ,.r an ~
mss: Do -sson Of he de .ers tksrs he'd virtually
rssAsd, tAosgh sa regarded h thss lAsa'
h ciyoaar Of hessrs. Benson 4 Co., BY the Asia
10 ss follows:
The demand active aud ,Ae rsre & both dis
~ s0 . ~ P.I E
Ire At hon ses hes imesrtet little mose eooddsnee
CO: cd sSis: s.s .:s Lac sss. ss",.
sse .sss : vs sao.sd them l''' Snd'y' ~sSs r Money
!, xseI:ss sscuT1Iss ID. transaction. :s e1iedy in
,ho.. Of The nbo c<r. R.rOsd coGvsay r. .A... Of
X: s:.s :sss IS s:':
sssf" :,s., nd Si' ss.s. '; Tss ss'': 81. S::
Bond. !; & St t.a11 1 saes: " Mort
III Manchester has teen ds during tAs ssst Toe
:; ..te {. eones..ion q r. on tie
I.t In TIER . s .s. :, nI...s g.. @ M week w
Seunt TO skout bales sithou, m,seIisl change 10
| rroes roz the lsst ~ees.
Rie>sra.s,, sp<nre Cs.'s Circular
n nj. -; ..l.. arrival. oou.i.. Of wsr.1 TSe
wss.r t,C% at ai s s. s % S WEI WatAI
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