New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23


heayon Case Mo1ey, GioceIs." He~-Yois ea'y su'-
D.nn. c. Newell. Lumber" Nsw.Yort City, 'u'reut"d,
James y. WOOD. Lumo-r" SsS.fo.k CRY t"ei' iI'"4'
u1s. soutb.flsnd, Lumber" New-YOt City. failed ani
Msrriel Meyer "wa,ebe." NevYeri City f,lei and.s
Cornell, "rrurt,- HswYOrt City failed ,ad assigned
iois an sag soa: Bgs.io %.P:a5;a ID :.,,n.a
Are & fs'f,' S;i,5, r' n l.i I:s :as ::se
}SLH u L..:s1 Ne soIt y " ...ts9red ..1Eed
CodeDgton B. Brown, NorW1eh; ~ y. assigned
w gloSn CO. N0IsSs' n T., ....rd ,sd .ols on,
Whalon Van Veeek whalon.buIs, N. T. i.ied aad a.
:. sio..cn oweso ~ Y, ,u.p-nded. ,,..,
J. stotkca Pnelp. \. assigned to sySe'er King aud
hiehsfd Farrell, Morri,ou,ule y. assigned.
parid BIstyelt, NJ sait J. failed: .,
W. II simpson, Newark, n J., failed, .,,,
CenOn New boe coggso1 PhinSsPa. ,s.s5hd7'
A. ,. ChesebroUsh Co.. Connison," rhlAdeiPha' 'u''
R.s% R.sue - Co.. Dry Goods" Ph,depha suspended
TeDplst Bat.r DI, GoSd Ph5saeP1A suspended
rss1sEsie, sS'Rs"ssd5 !Rssss5.a
Levick., Bas.e,, Kuhn, Clothing Philadelphia su'-
Coweu, Fsreri. Co Hat. Philsd.lph, m'penied.
A Collins Co " PaPeI" Phils1slPhia suspended. ,.1
al ,..isned. liabilities sbo1t sG 600.
". 'Doyd, Grocer" Phl;selphia suspended.
ss"s C. s chss. r4Hs S:saaS1 .!s1as.
Randolph Peter, Phisdeph, failed.
sI9 p r eG ra o e @ 6 5 RS
pay n.ttlutnts Of g. l2 Is i9 a. a. 80 s. =! al :.
was expeeied shows sOOo including io 90 IN
ss,fi . lad Of g 6 %G 1ss s b.
col thst are ineludI d IN r. the assets.
propose pay the dollar in cash and rene" the
"A" - g p.r, .rsn.rdaJ
Wei. 4 Bean, Pittstou, Penn suspended
Asa Carson, Scranton, Penn. filled
Mos { Brother, Scranton Penn failed and assigned.
9@S;,B AsS M LITTLE tSRSn PSnsn.s fsAS Penn Penn failed
W Pollard Co NJ Orleans. La. suspended.
sISony ,TGa l'TS1 Bc New oiitan. T. Ia .aS'pSdsa
e.l.y hr.S Co New Sssa. La a.gssnIs ,ssHS
J. A Doberty Il Co.. NewOre.ns La-, suspended.
RSsan e st. cd t9p No. MS oSGsded
Reed Co., St: Louis, Mo, suspended.
Phsre. Taylor Co.. Cincinnati Ohio. suspended ask
G. IT T IeSi., ts ceyeand Ohio, a..i.ned
Pase Croswel, Painesvill-, Ohio failed
knbsl Co, Canton Ohio, suspended. .., ....,
Henry Jour5on Troy. Ind, failed aud assigned.
wadsvOrth Co., Banker.,7 Chicago, III Suspended and
" p Ro.. n.ts RO... Bamber Co Chicago, Ill assigned
Z. NJ Philips Bloomington Ill., ss.snei liabilities about
s.Iw p. Tbayet on5sy III. assigned to Newton Flag
i.Iss l. B9,cby, nS'S, Z. S WCci.oe; Iii assigned.
T. l.. Pierce milwaukee Wis, assigned.
Marcus ot,e,bOuIs, hlIwsutee, Wis. suspended.
John M Grffn, Madison, Wis suspended.
ka'per Gues, shebGysan, via, ,s, failed aud assigned.
M.4 Rich Co. Rs6s nssR W VIII. ..is1'd Stanley
r. Ca..elmsn Sparta wis. assigned 10 g. W. Lincoln
RSSlsy MssyI.h cf ..iS9: LgGa. H. fa i..i:ded
end.sos a HOsom6 leo 6ssn Montreal G. us ;sG'pended-
TSIP%Ss e. Sts GS TS,9G,o ro,o2,o :aPndsdd
George Wilson, Port Dover G W. failed.
The same paper contains the fol owing 10 relation TO
the dry goods trade:
Business whole sale being very light has been had
very generally to retail sale. at Eedustion below wholesale
sd to cash basis On these terms few goods are sold AZ
od Sens s'a TO Europe Ths
noes and general extensions become epidemic Trans
HfTm that most Of their bill. receivable a. they m due are
by renewals and redcount and could not otherwise be
To their debtors whom it not their interest let
] down po'.S a The T qaan' ct good som on hand very @
sIeTaHed that tne d1a;ese G a win Iprovs IN time to
may be The receipts of produce may improve admit
Of fair country trade but remark na the public
last are now comparatively empty The stock of bread
s,ua: is no, .ccOmulsting usual Winter son.amp
advances as they usually do receipts Of produce"
An adjourned meeting of the stock and bondhelders
of the Erie Railroad was held last evening in Clinton
hall, Astor place; CHARLES A. DAVIS esq ,Chsirmau
of the last meeting, presiding. The attendance WAS
large.
Col LATHERs called upon the gentlemen who took
subscription boz ks 10 report the result Of their ,bors
upon their failing TO do which, he commented upon
their conduct severely.
The CHAIR made brief address relative to the in.
por,arce Of sustaining the Diiectors in the manage
ment of the road, and enabling taem to save it from
the hammer. ii called upon to decide whether the
Narows, the Sound or Erie Railroad was ol the great
est importance 10 the prosperity Of New York, he
should be induced to express his conviction in favor of
the latter lie would hoSever, assure ALL that ua'ess
won d be faciiiiced.
Mr. LAIHERs followed with succilct statement of
the affairs with regard TO its indebted assets earn
irgs &C.. from which it appears that two years ago
there were credited in the sinking fund $3OOeoO,
which had since been increased to 81 300 OOO leaving
the net income of earning paying
interest and expenses during the two years. as repre-
serted by assets, as follows:
SINKING Fund. sL"poN
Que by sEents 80
Propeller. on Lake HOOD
r,e:. w. in m .hon' ......... 5000
T..I .,,..slssJU go 90
Increase VI Floating gDeb..................... Snoo
Showing the earning. on account stock years, 1871
Hayirg pso bonded interest running expenses and , -
floating eoosoV"
Mr LATHERs then stated that two suits hsd been
ccmmenctd against the road which must be me.
within twenty days, otherwise the road would go into
,bs hsnds of A receiver.