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

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| Ezra Ludlow, ir, & Co. hold sale Of stocks &c,
t,morro. at the Exchange, including 100 shares Cam
| den and Aniboy stock unusual security in this
market.
Simeon Diapers regular semi-weekly auction sale o..
Stocks and Bonds will take place tomorrow (Eriday),
! at l2I clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
| Albert II. Nicolay will hold special sale OF Socks
and Bonds tomorrow friday, at ~ O'Clock, al the
| Merchants Exchange.
| Adrian n. Muller vii holl special sale at the
came time and place. at which he viii offer $40 600 ST.
Louis County Missouri, Bonds.
Ed. Tsppan, late Paying Teller, has been appointed
Cashier Of The National Bank of this city, 10 place Of
| b. T. Hoaglsrd, resigned.
The bills of the Ne wark, N. J banks, of s. and up
ward are redeemed at par n this city, a. follows:
Newark Banking Co, at the Merchants Bank
State Bank, at the Manhattan Co
Mechanics BaIk, at the Mechsnics Bank.
Newark City bank, at the Continental Bank.
The London correspondent Of The Commercial says:
"The London money market has taken very ia.
vorable turn. 1t has been seen for some weeks pas
that there was no prospect of mit5 CATION OF the pre-
vsing dullness, yet il thought that, uness some
thing very upto6ard should occur it might remain f)r
| a loEg time without any adverse change. But the
news Of the continuance Of the panic at New iork az
prayated by the announcement OF the rum which VIII
be payable in discharge Of insurance p)lcies on the
gold in the Central America has established the prob
abi " that many weeks Will elapse before specie re
ntances resumed from Your side: and as the con-
tnenta demand s occasionDg oaily large Withdrawals
from the Bank an early advance IN the rate OF dis.
count from )! to Z cent is spprehended. The fact
hat the India House have just found il necessary to
borrow million seIln nom the Baak, to provide
| for their engagements in tbs country likewise
strengthens tie expectation that return 70 more
| stringent condition must be Anticipated Ia the gener
al trade of the country there is nothing new. few
failures occasionally take place but with the exception
| those recelty rCDOrteQ H uii them
Of much importance. The latest is that OF Messrs. j.
s. j. Bearo, silk house at Manchester, with iabil-
ties equal to S!oo,tcO.
The following are the receipts of the Morris Canal
| Company for the psst week and season, compared
with the recsips to corresponding Il ne last year
Total 10 Oct. H. 1856. $2i9773 IS
Week ending Oct "a, ia6........ 9Sl? 76-s2577sa %
Wss. vGs to Sn3ns SGs Sc T. % SS S5 D. a7
| Decrease in e57......................sH .sHO7O So
| The public debt of the United States the I'd of
sccp redeemed iSer from March to June So $500
Amount redeemed from July to ocs l2....... 37llo9
'n, sO1u St ., ,o o0C
t a"on ssn aI"P; SeS ~ Il
The following sales of Stocks and Bonds were mais
| at auction by s. Draper
5000 Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad 7s Int added
2tC0 Missouri 65,
asS Illinois Cents. Rstcai Is ~
shares Bank Of the State Of fNew.York........ 50
~ shares Indemnity Fre.lnsurance Co
60 shares United States Fire Insurance Co.......lo1
Also, the fOllowipg by Adrian III. Muller:
$4,000 City of Wheeling cent Bonds...lnt added % q
Attention is called to advertisement 10 another
column in reference to thirteen Bonds Of the City of
Wheeling, the interest upon which has been stopped.
In Philadelphia stocks Of all descriptions are ex
tremely dull. The money market presents very
cherries aspect. Some of the banks discounting
to limited extent, while others are doing nothing,
except renewing an OCCASIONAL note for those 40 are
On the brink Of suspension. Capital is more abundsut
but the entire want OF confidence checks business and
there is very little psper selling at any price, fe
choice names only passing at II ~ cent per month
| American gold 81 G45 cent, ard New-York Ex-
| change q 4 81 q cent premium, and fair business
| doing.
The albany Journal caers the following sucges.
/ tions:
| Pf UP The GRAIS.-The banks in New-York owe
the holders Of their circulating notes The city mar
| chants owe the banks. The country merchants owe
Ine sity merchants The farmers owe the country
merchants Neither at the Western end, nor in the
MIDDLE, OF this linked chain of debt, is there sny
| money. SO its contir uity is unbroken.
| Ihe suspension Of specie payment at the Eastern
end OF the chain has made its weight rest lightly all
along its length But there is limit to tai, susoen
sicn. When this is reached, the banks will psreInp
| tonly say pay up Their dsbors will pass thi.
word OF command TO those who stand next 20 them IL
the long line Of credit and from these i: will 90 among
the wheat stacks and finally reach the farmers T1ei,
grain is literally golden II wil pay debts and psss
current in trade from Illinois TO New York.
To the extent of the agricultural debt in the Wes.
THE grain should Immediately be moved. II is suDsr
abundant There exists necess yor hoardirg 4 "a
food. AS circulation, it is duty to start it on is bsne.
6cent journey OF debpayiDg and the resurrection Of
business Iffhe sense of right does not bring to mar
ket this quantity of grain justice should cosrce its
payment, and even the balances between the mer-
chants Of the Prairie States and their farmer ctousrs
lis Autumn. The hour s living swiity toward az