New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

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Money grows more peDt,.u in the street, and &C.
ces,ibe on Stocs col.erai. a. ve,y enable rates
no.tly 90 call but Sock houses unwilling TO mske
OF pseemeDts Of this character add tbe,e is really
large smount Of capital seeking employment in psEtcu-
lar channels which is denied to ordinary mercantile
| paper Di.counts outside Of the Bark parlors are
comparatively i2rg IN auount, as compared 70 former
hey citations no. ing but the most select astures
can be cold at ALL The rates are still qao.ed at from
ia TO q T. cent per month. We hear Of scattering
Iapsac ions at lower figures but the rates quoted
give the most correct idea Of the market the
iiopsl cases are in paper rarely offered for private dis
court.
OuI banks are gaining steadily in speoie ssd will
| show a handsome increase for the week. Sjrne OF
the old liz ms buttons foot up much larger al ,un
of coin in their vaults than usual Ia times OF
comm ercial prosperity, and god is received on
deposit daily So far we Can ascertain the sent-
m. ut Of the batk ayers 1t is deciG eddy TO
airy attempt at resumption oispecie payments before
Spring
10 Boston the current Of the Money market con-
tinues in favorable direction. Foe bs Ks held
g. pa 600 in coin on Thursday and ga'nog from
$50 OOe to 5O0O0 daily CouB,ry banks are recover
ing rapidly from the troubles caused by the sudden
return of circulation and increased their bsaoces lest
week from $500 900 TO 100000. Discount rates are
quoted at full y cent per month lover than in Wall
street. but the characteristics of the market asst street
negotiations very similar to those noticed here in
GLIDING only notes which almost as scarce as gold
itself in the discounts at mini mum prices.
SYMPTOMS of bard tnes begin to msnifest them
selves in some of the always lesdios into Boston.
Several have discontinued or t~O tr AIMS per day,
| and the Worcester acknowledging a decrease Of
1 l. Lac 10 in
| Of its employees.
The amcuct of Metr ,politan Certificates Based upon
State currency, and nov used in the Gearing House,
IL early five and half mil ions Of dollars. The 10.
terror BsLks are begnnrg to in the direction OF
edemptiors, ard considerable number OF them have
expressed desire 10 have 5000 to $40 600 per week
TEL t home to them by The City BAnks. The Aetropo
aI has co,d,psy to day begun 10 assert the cur
rent req pts of State money for which certificates are
sued with an intention Of sending for redemption saoh
au ouns a. the oouLtrs Rank diro and THIS mount
.eoels current receipts viii assert the amo ants
heretofore received and cancel the corresponding cer
,6cses ibis s the frs: step toward resumption Of
spece payment.
The Secretary of the Treasury has affirmed the de-
cision of the Coll ctor of Customs at New-York
charging duty of 10 cent in place of Is cent on
japanned leather.
He has also affirmed the decision OF the same Col
ec.or in charging duty of y cent instead Of y
cent en- watch movements" uuder schedule G in the
tariff Of 1876 as modified by the act OF 1857.
He has overruled the decision Of the Collector Of
Customs at Boston in changing duty of y ceat on
" watchhards aud chain hooAs" instead Of v cent,
on the ground that they not watch movements
but watch materials" and dutiable under scaed-
| ule II.
The following is summary Of the statement of
| James O'Biiep, President, and Wilism Stebbins,
Cashier to the of the Island City Bank, aud
sworn to the 2Sh Of September, before j. f. But
terwortb, Receiver:
Notes not due.,. 8tOl,
Cou,sus of three note. Of Tinio BY Carroll O98 90
ConsstiDs Of Of John 100 ass "
[. insisting Of one note Of c. Wieaerho $50 "
Cos,stinr of taIee notes Of loan s6o6Oi 70
CoL.istips Of Brooklyn Works S2i7 80
CONSISTING Of i've notes Of Hector. ....... n OIs Is
varying IS S42 8S5 ~
Seventeen notes in Attolneys hands SS5s u
pubic 2o5 80
| j O'BIien Observation-Disclosures. 1881 Os
Total notes due and protested ........Ss;52se IS
4 A large psIt Of these are boeus and wo!Ihless
| The Post Gays:
| "Tbe bank was organized with q capital Of
100000. Up to the time Ii failed on 81 September
1851 Ii had paid TO Stockholders divid nds $6i 500
| Of which amount James Biien received $50 497 A
thort time before the failure q b ien and his friends
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