New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

Bate. va. .so largely INTERESTED IN Tie wcrds $50
Coupsny-tbe manufacture oi Lll1es Ssf'-rn this
ssy; and Il II represented that his advance % me
Csrpssy of between $5 600 AND 800 900 s.be ealse
Of his prssent embarrassment and a. we think me re-
suh will prove only temporary st1pp.ge. We are
afcJmed that THE suspension does net effect NE house
Of Bates 4 Giiilin.
TIE BostoR 1TavCer understand tho, George Mailer,
who Tor several year past LSs been eltsnsvely en-
uaged in land aid building operations 10 Wafhsn,
failed las. week. His liabilities are sad to be heavy
Western paper says:
ave are paiped 10 hear, also Of The failure CT Ell.
Goyeuor Fsrwell Of Madison, VIZ. Governor +.
has heen largely engaged nvarous puolc enterprises
m Wisconsin, particularly IN railroads centenOg IN
Madison We have no part culsrs ss 20 his suspsn.
sien bat presume it occasioned by the great de-
cline w ali railroad securities.
TIE Boston Post says:
Money is in quicker demand, end the supply, even
at advanced rates is scanty. On Saturday, toe very
best paper went at 81 10 few instances but ne cur
rent rate for IL was 10 cent. Leniers are JciDg
back for higher rates "a our market mas been per-
septibly as cted by TIE dsco1nng OF paper on New
York account and the heavy returns from Neg-YOrk
Of Eastern CALCULATIONS. On Friday our banks lost
sass 600 Of specie 20 New York, aud Saturday it
wa reported that the Suffolk would be obliged 20 send
$50 600 more. On Saturday morning the Aggregate
specie holding Of State street was 50 339 lee. The
present week begins, doubtless with about - 200 COD
New. York funds are now in active demand both
thoroughly known TO the purchaser rates ere high and
Irregular and great difficulty IS experienced 10 90
tanning the money at any price on good but ost-ohe
way notes IL is TO be hoped that az rates er all but
The very choicest paper nearly or quite up 10
Wall street quotations, this market may be allowed
10 keep quietly in its present condition. which, as
may be inferred from the foregoing remarks, is none
zoo good for borrowers. II our specie run down much
below three millions, money will be very tight here
rom the effect Of outside pressure. There Is nothing
st home TO warrant anything but tOerably easy
money maket.
The Philadelphia Leigcr says:
We have never known time when the Philadel.
Dhe market has stood crash IN any part OF The cOun-
try wi b more frnness and seeIGng confidence IN the
generally healhfo condition OF our on" Institutions
and our own business than it now stands and
Witnesses the failures and excitement at New YORK
and other places. The whole mercantile interest dry
goods men and grocers arc seemingly above Suspicion
In fact almost all who have kept themselves free
from speeulatOns in railroad securities are believed to
D. comfortable in their business operations. There is
good demand FOR money on Third street at about !
y cent a month for first-class bills.
The Chicago Press says:
AZ might be expected, money in Chicago must be
reported close The banks must act cautiously, and
.htir customers ought not to blame them for saying
mo" We have never heard them, however, express
entire confidence in the financial position OF the
Wet; and though other eastern houses may BIS
swamped,' the Vigorous, teeming West IS bound
"to 20 through" There has been excitement
whatever in the city. Our people seem TO have the
most entire confidence in the soundness Of our prin-
cpal city banks, and We have the best reasons for
stating that their confidence is well founded. There
H. besides, not the least disposition among our people
70 create dstrus and getup run upon the country
bankers. A single Infamous attempt TO shake conf.
deDee has been made by Of newspapers, but it
only excited well-merited scOrn and contempt.
The principal bankers have been discountiag short
produce bills for their customers usual. They are
acting however, with great caution, and loans for
binary purposes amOst entirely refused. The
amount of paper in the street has been limited, and
hence business has not been active with the brok
ers. Rates have been nominal at t. cent with very
little disposition to operate. The prospect in the pres
ent "sormy times il that it will be better TO wait
fer rise."
From the CicinnGti Gazette
SATURDAY. y. In the way of discounting the
bankers doing but little, but accommodations are
Being extended to O considerable extent among tue
merchants, end thus matters are kept in tQerably
comfortable condition.
Exchange IL han,.s- ~ -.
drafts were saleabls to-day at premium Mer-
camille names were sought after aud brought the same
price as bankers checks. Gold Is retailing at per
cent premium. Shipments OF coin are being made to
New York TO create exchange The financial troubles
have checked the movements Of produce, and this
operates TO keep down the supply Of exchange below
the demand.