New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10

very raossrsi> i,t,aod- F.r'es ~seso aecosa''es
ksoe thera ~ sc are obi god to 1tveyy low rA-
Srans very good signatures, win BILL OF lsdnc IL
"a -ej, ave been cold .. ei@7 y cen, lsd even
krer sNes aie ruqore6. Tho BANKERS a. az, bat
~. s<lsng rates are S as. There appe2rs TO be
'snt disposition TO snip p'otGce, and the la's
steamers have brought large orders for bread
s,sffs, many Of which c1uld be filed, Il Exchange
sss'd be Negotiated wth greater facility. The
dplress 81 Exchange, and the tghtness IN
tke uoney market precludes the probability Of any
Immediate resumption Of specie shipments. i is the
settled policy Of the Banks TO keep the money marke.
fr the present sufficiently stringent TO proven. the for
eign draiu These Institutions arsdaiy strengthening
then selves in Con- and feeling strong, are dis
posed to relax their sharp contraction and loan nearly
Gnot quite their receipts. There s much improved
feeling among bank officers, and some OF them
sppear confident that they win be able to main
sain their present line OF loans Some OF the
largest banks are lending rather more than
their receipts and accommodating their dealers TO
che fullest extent consistent with their own safety
The uptown banks we hear, have assumed strong
position and the exchanges at the Clearing. House
to-day passed off without difficulty. One bank in the
street is so strong that ii offered to loan other banks
5000 900 in coin. Gold continues TO come in from
Bostop Philadelphia, and the West and South. We
Rear OF $500 600 $500 600 receivedtOdsy, portion
kom Canada, and more teegraphe1 coming to-rnor-
rev. One bank has $50 600 Sub.Treasury transfer
drafts on this city and $4,000 on Boston from the
New Orleans SubTreasury. With these favorable
features, however, the Money marke. in comnerca'
circles continues very stringent and mercantile paper
sells at high rates. The discount houses actively
employed, but very few names go under ID = cent.
The range with very few exceptions, for frstclass
indersed paper is l5a IL T. cent. We hear of but
new authenticated failure to-day, although several
ridiculous were industriously circulated.
Freiehts are rather frmcr, with more b,ea3stuhs
Offering. To Liverpool CO. 600 bush. Grain at ID. a
3d. 400 bbls. Flour OF IT, 3d. 100 bales Of Cotton at
3. T. bale, Is tuns Lima Wood at 2Os. To London
40 bbds. Tobscco at 20s COO tuns Oil Cake, in bags
u 20s 622s. Cd. To Glasgow: 800 bbls. Flour al 2s
I'd. To Bremen 30 tuns Measurement Goods al lie
3d. A vessel of 267 tYns to Malaga and back for
$1,000, port charges paid. The ship Leonton to
Australia with 5000 bbls., private terms. British
brig Of l73 tuns from Wilmington to Martinique with
Lsmber, OF $l3. A ship to Palermo and back to
New-York, Philadelphia or Baltimore with 5000 bbls.
~ $500
S373,771 90; Payments, 672,492 81; Balance, $40.
S96, 93i 81.
Mr.. Albert II. Nicolays regular semi-weekly auction
sale of Stocks and Bonds viii take place on Thurs
day, the 9Th inst. 12I O'clock at the Merchants
Exchange. On the list will be found $50 shares first
class Insurance and Bank Stocks; also, Railroad
Bends.
Mr.. o. d. Ashley desires TO state that he has not
assumed the charge Of the financial affairs of the
Chicago, St. Paul and Fond du Lac Railroad Com.
pany, but that he acts simply as one of Committee
Of Creditors recently appointed TO cooperate with the
Managers of the Company in extrcating its affairs,
" possible from present embarrassments.
The market is depressed for Land Warrants, with
N accumulatiDg stock. Meesrs. Thompson, Morse s.
Co. auOte: