New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-16
We s,e rsqueited u. ss,. :ha. the Hon o. b. N,t-
.esnn is nOt q hoklet 10 re Nj .hipan Southern

We 6e Tegucf'oN 70 Etts thA. toe Hon ". u. MI
econ is 20: 81 chholler IN re Michigan Southern
Railroad CorIpauy sne th,t HE nare has been 1sed
in y q: ostec.ios without his knowledge approval
The Gazing House settlements favorable To-
~, and the Bangs sTs 81 strong The restricted
state OF general business is shown by the amour. Of
Transactions, which were only sl6,4Sj 900. We bave
TO NOTICE cOntsuance Of ID, .mprIved state Of feeling
among the Banks. They have been strerg th.ned by
the results o. the f.ssniert publi.h.d this morning,
.nd e7irce d:gposition 70 meet me ne.ds OF .aeu
dealers u the right s7iri.. As far we could lear,
all the Banks witt whom tuesday is discount dsy &C.
eommOds.sd their customers day to the full extent
Of their receipts. large amoAn of paper, however,
frs ito wsJ n.o ne discount houses and is passed at
bs1 rates; l5Fa - per cen, for the best sign''UIe'
The nQ-ry for paper continues large and the absence
OF iurtker failures to-dsy has given somewhat better
tone e .be market Nc Banks ere thrown ou 70
day, excepting the Bank of the Capitol at
Indianapolis. TIE uncurrcn. mercy brokers are ouaiy
employed, sod notice no ameliora.ion in rates oi
discounts. The present crisis has shown very fully
tire value 10 the merca5tie community OF the uncar-
.er. morey sy,ten ineugura.ed by the Metropolitan
Bank, s,l followed up by the American Exchange
Bank These two banks have received since Is Aug.
last in the aggregate So 600 600 of State aud New
England currency, and , and l.loth discount, while
the zane currency has been for portion OF the time
selling in tie street ct ard y cent dscsunt. What
the rete would have been if all this currency had been
thrown upon the street. for sale il ia impossible 10 say
but the saving 10 the public by the system has
undoubtedly been many hundred thousand dollars. In
addition to this these strong Institutions have besn
enabled carry the currency FOX banks which could
Tot promptly respond, and thus hsve prevented many
| bank suspensions.
Adrian H. Muller will hold bis weekly auction gale
Of Stocks and Bonds tomorrow "wednesday at IL!
O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange
Messrs. Groeabeek Bros. advertise that they are
prepared TO buy and cell stocks on time, wi.hono re-
gard to the restriction rule just adopted by the Boc-d
Of Brokers.
The AlJdny Journal says that the Supreme Court
has appointed Edmund A. Wetmore Receiver of the
Ontario Bank at Utica.
The following is statement Of sales of the limos
Central Railroad CompaDys lands for the month end
ing Aug. 81, 1857:
CONSTRUCTION LANDS
24697 sold At Of Il A = acre tS'1S3' u
512Co acre. sold &. an average Of sis p s76a3 81
INTEREST LANDS ...,o -
$40 90 sold a. an average OF Sls 70 v acre s0
Sales Town Lots applicable to Interest fund.- S71l ~
Principal. Interest. Total
~ Land. sold ST... ssl7Os 50 $4,000 ss ss5ias 81
5,lAo0 acres Free Lands -, - o,-,o, - coo :,
$40 90 acres Interest Ids ...o o,,, m
sold fOT.......,........ Lisa 0' I''itf o.
r9s s II &C, :ld q? g s} 81 So
Add Town Lots sold for.... 3545 o lIo ~ S'<l ~
Total for so 50 s47 sa l6 si5Os7' 90
SECAPITULATIoS
Acres Hts. Principal. Interest Total
nohly ~ 1895 9, s2ss5los II sa3asS saaaan5 81
IepoIt.... 3l23317 N2s72 81 1853 45o575 SO
Tot fan 80
70 date SO 2ssO6s 80 $500 422 % s3674so 90
The Shipping List gives the annexed statement OF
the Cotton crop:
COTTON CROP THE UNITED STATES.
STATEMENT and Total AMOUNT (or the Year ending August