New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

Since Jan. l.......sH,4s4l72 s857O,lO9 S52Sso,0o5
The exports begin TO show an increase. The move
ment in Bre ads.us for shipment is quite active and
WILL no doubt, increase. when our low figures are
known on the other side.
The Chemical Bank has declared semi.annua
dividend of y cent, payable the first of October.
The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail,
road Company has psid off its floating debt and de-
clared dividend Of b cent the stock for the last
six months.
The Huguenot Bank of New.Paltz, n. Y, resumed
business again on the 10th.
AT the meeting Of the stockholders Of the Michigan
Southern Road, held at Utica on Saturday, it was
Reached That the stockholders in the Michigan Southern and
Nor,-t I.n. Railroad Company in the County Of Hneids
Board Of Of aid ;ad should at the sp
Re,Ord That stockholders this county deem themselves
entitled the amount of stock held here to representation in
Ktd Ts copy Of "a Se above be presented to the meet
The Springfield Argus of last evening says that
there a on the Hsdley Falls Bank at Hoyoke,
on Saturday, and also on yesterday morning; aud
adds that the Cabot Bank at Chicopee shared the
same fate yesterdays both Banks paid the specie as
fast as the bills were presented.
The Albany Erening Journa! has obta ned from the
Bank Department a statement of lie business for the
past thirty days. II sought in consequence Of the
report get aoe that the amount of State stocks taken
I'd for bills returned did not exceed 800 900. This
table shows that the net amount of bills returned and
destroyed is over 900 000 for which only SOIL 900
securities were Withdrawn The Journal says: "Tnus
the banks have voluntarily retired from circus-
ton $3.50 0O0 for which they neither asked nor re-
ceived dollar Of their securities, single new
circulating note"
Burned circulating notes Of the free banks from 18th
August to 10Th September
Stools surrendered during period ssoec
Bonds mortgages surrendered during same period lV
Total securities surrendered s6llcOo
In addition 10 this the incorporated banks have burned
They have received new notes. 'V'V
li'V"
The Utica Herald says:
1.-THE lew issue of bills by the Ontario Bank, under
its rece ut organization, still redeemed on demand
They are marked with their d, nomination in red ink,
and bear date subsequent 70 Jan. |, 1886 Ot ms
issue only sli 036 in circulation beside ~ i9S
held by tire redeeming agents IN NeF-1ofK anu
"Tbe old ISSUE being the notes of the old Ontario
Bank and its Brareh, are not now redeemed oqt are
debt of the Bank. OF these there are out 80 i32
OF which s4O642 are bills of the Branch, and 50 w.
of the old Ontario Since about the middle OF jay,
the Bank returned to the Bsnk Department to be can
| celed SOL go Of its circulation"
The tate of feeling in Boston is better, and the cor
RESPONDENTS write quite cheerfully The DAILY id'
rrfi SAYS that "the panic makers attempted to re-
mort more failures on Saturday but the notares hada
very quiet day Of it, A. many Of the banks all the
notes were psid before o'clock. New.York fund are
more plentiful and there is likely to be return of
snecie. The dry goods jobbing trade has been very
easy. parties in this line buying up their own paper
The Chicago Press of the 18th inst. says:
com news from all directions in reference to COM
IN hA
No. he aIneeted that business will revive in day, or
tba. confidence can be fully restored 10 week. Con-
6dence s plant of slow growth; bat the necessity
tbs, the Fast shoud have our corn and wheat, aud
The fact that the shipping season IS RAPIDLY wearing
sxay will hasten the return of business TO Its wonted
| channels.
Tn relation 10 the state Of affairs in Philadelphia,
The Ledger OF the I'D says; nj
"Tbeye was another very blue day yesterday. Inc
| stock market was exceedingly heavy, and all effort
10 borrow ubrey was fruitless. The failure OF sew
ersl very respectable firms Saturday a1d ,ne an
poupcenient OF many more Yesterday addeo 70 lns
distr,st that previously existed in the puoc mnd'
and thu result was as we have stated IL unneces'
ssry 10 give nsmes-indeed lest we should uninten-
tInaly do Injustice shs not attempt IT, Ine paT-
Ties interested know the fact and that sufficient of
the nresaut These failures favorable IN one point
Of view at least. They indications that Inc oahss
are rieidy looking after their own safety; anu tueE
sovency preserved, the other difhcuines msy Prov
bat Temporary embsuassments. Ii Is greatly 10 ge
desired that the banks should now be sustained In
fact il is the only hope the nlty have 90 SHst
repetitior of the crisis Of 1887. Hold up the oanks,
and the banks in little while If successful IL We amer
ing the storm, viii return the favor. We nave ho-
been informed OF the amount OF lsolhEss 10 oul
bsbks by The recent failures, ba; anders.anu a