New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

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From T2e St Louis Dcmoerat Oct j.
We have nothing now 10 notice IN the Money
market. Grt al striDgency and insecurity continue u
prevail. The body of or business men, however,
stand fm and no recent failures have been reported.
TIE currency question is involving the community
in grester Mt than ever. Inc Dix a.se
repudied uesIly all fore21 bills, and throughout the
city there is great lack Of circulating medium
Resi traders refusing all bank bills but those OF
The State Banks of Indiana and Ohio. S1methn :
mat be done by tLancers TO improve this state
Of ,birgs The brokers holding frequent meetings,
INT as yet have commended no means by which 70
escape the troubles. They only desire TO save them
selves. Our merchants should go to work aud adopt
some remedial pan Tor the whole people.
From The Sc L0vis Repztiisan Of Oct j.
The pressure for money is still very great IN thu
city. There is abundance OF currency. but tnf
has ceased 10 be available in the payment OF deo1
where specie funds required, and for this reason
another of our largest and most important business
houses suspended payment yesterday. We ellude 70
| the house OF Chouteau, Harrison \ Vale. Although
the owners OF the Iron Mountain-tsef mountain OF
wealth at any tn,e-and each OF the members Oh tae
| firm possessed Of individual wealth-they have not
bee able to escape the general disaster We under
stand that orders have been given to stop operations
al the Iron Mountain. and that the number OF opera
lives thus oi-cburged will amount to iO At the Lsc-
| lede Rolling Mill m this city, and the Coa Banks TIE
number is stated at 400. good many OF these men
have families and the prospect for them as wen a.
obere is gloomy one unless the price OF provisions,
| &C.. should experience rapid decline. We have had
high prices for good many years, and now they must
yield to the pressure which Is 80 generally felt IN al
cur cities.
BY the City of Washington we have The L0nd0.
Times to the 23d, which says:
The funds continue without the slightest vsriaticn
ard are likely to remain stagnsnt until the ARRIVAL OF
the next Indian news, which, after tomorrow, may
be expected at any hour. Consos were quoted
throughout the day at 9Os AGO. for money, and 90s
9OI for the 14t OF October India Stock Left Off at
2I1 2l2: Indie Bonds, % all discount; and Ex-
chequer bills, g. "A discount.
"fhe discount market was without alteration, and a
disposition to limit business much possible seems
Observable in all qusrters.
1.-The transactions in foreign stocks have been un-
important and the market generally is without the
slis htest variation.
Elm the foreign exchanges this afternoon the rates
generally were n shade higher than last post
"Ihe final quotations of the French Three Per Cents
on the Paris Bourse this evening we're 66 953. for
money and s6f 9Oc for the end of the month, show
ing decline of quarter per cent.
THE Mentmorency has arrived from Melbourne
with 50 1875 o. of gold, valued az c200,7S0. coz
siderable portion OF this will probably taken TO the
Bank