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

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"The above amounts were on deposit on the 3Oth
day of September last Ihey may nave peen incleaseo
or diminished SINCE"
Tie Hartford Times says:
"The Hartford banks are paying out coin for al
notes presented. We do not of course aude mere 70
ing the stability of which the several Presidents have
given the public full assurance in their published
Statement. Two manufacturers in this city, we are
assured to-day, declare and desire us 70 announce
which passes through their hands. In doing this they
only reflect the general sentiment Of our manuactu-
rers and employers. They have confidence In the
banks.
"Our best merchants advertise that they will take
the Charter Oak Mercantile and Exchange Bank bills
The Banks have asfets much greater than their ooiga-
tons. The suggestions Of The Courant that the
Bank Commissioners may ask for lnJucctions upon
these banks, is probably unfounded. Such step
would only ipjure the public at time when every
little helps. If the Commissioners will examine aud
satisfy themselves that these banks are Solvent they
will be justified, under existing circumstances, In not
placing Djunctions upon them"
From The Hartford Couant Of Oct
There being large number OF people IN town yes
terday from the country of them took the oppcr
tunty to change their bills for specie. There was
little crowd on the sidewalks about some Of the banks
but every ore who applied was accommodated and
the crowd thinned off curously. Everybody In Hart
ford is satisfied that our banks sound and will pay
every liability. In numerous Instances, yesterday par
ties who had carried the gold about few hours came
to the bank counters and desired bank bills after AL
The whole run amounted to nothing, and only proved
that some people more frightened than hurt. IL
will be seen in our advertising columns that the Hart
ford merchants beth wholesale and retail Dealers are
prepared to take Charter Oak, Exchange ard Mercan
tile Bar ks bills In trade, at par. The retail dealers
many of them, are willing to take Hsr1iora S91nty
Bank bills, in trade, at par.
The Providence Journal says:
GAS financial matters settle down upon me new
order Of things, the pressure is s0meWhat ishtened
- titv oft he
banks on Monday had good effect, and there were
some transactions In the street yesterday at about
cent month The demand in the street had fallen of
from the impossibiy of effecting negotiations Du'
little returning confidence would bring out money at
the present rates. III
What is most needed now Is notice from all our
banks to their correspondents that they VIII receive
pay for their collections at any point IN knOae laaad
money. With IS SOC, 600 coming due at specie-pay-
ing points and with 81 600 in circulation IN the
hands of The public, it would be impossible to keep
our bills at than y cent discount with such an
arrangement Beside being the plainest dictate of
honesty it is the planest policy; and although il is
not to be supposed that any bank will decline to adopt
it. there ought to be no delay in giving notice. Al
those of the other Eastern States Our banks have
suspended but their condition removes the possibility
of Ultimate loss and there is an apprehension that
the other banks will hold on beyond the point OF
safety and then be driven to SUSPENSION as unfortu
rstely some of them have already been"
At Boston Tie Journal says:
"Tbe Money market is very quiet, "a both borrow
thing hi a' Notes appear to be paid way as there
are Int few failures reported
TIe Posi- saws:
Jss So ~ r.,her ou;et day in money mat
This has been la,n ,h bqants have gaiSed sb"nt
teTs Since MONDAY b e de%and a. their coupters has
s2uVVuV 70 con-, ana III TIL amonnt of money falling
entirely dlsaPpeaIed a i,h"uab t,eat 80 o.
due is less than II was ana aiho9s aSes, as
genela tling, . no 80 nonSiderab,v dIninsba al
exuaoronSry ughtness nasD .v;r1 hsen ,.tan o.
we near VI some s.0NS ~ 90 an xcenticnaI csss
however thouSh upon suf ;DasSs At some rrce o.
tons seem TO De Oh ue inoieaSe' o. 'OHe price vi
| other.
The following are Tue ie'eiP'' ~ sn' ".OIi,' Oana
Company Tor Inc past week aIu '.a 9. n'S'su