New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-20

Albert II. Ncolay's regular auction sale of stocks
and bonds will take place on Monday next, Sept 20,
at l2I O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
s. Diapers daily auction sale of bonds and stocks
will take place Monday next Sept. 90, at l2i o.
clock at the Merchants Exchange.
Tie business of the Clearing House Oil, i0l 100
In Money the change is not important, but the supply
offering on call and short time is larger than usual and
rates triHe easier. The Banks however, are having
increased offerings of paper and in most cases are en-
abed to use their without resort to the street
The interior Banks drawing their balances more
freely. There is better inquiry for Government Loan
and Treasury Notes under the reduced rates. We hear Of
sales of to 1850 900 privately and at the Board
of the new loan at 1881 1854 the latter short time
In Treasury Notes there have also been transactions
for Custom. House purposes at at cent discount
for T. cents par for Al y cents, and premium for
Al y cents.
The Vfnsted Herald says that the Litchfeld Bank
has secured the Bemen claim which was the chief oc
cason of embarrassment, by throwing off email per
centage. II is stated that the President of the Bank
in NewYork endeavoring to arrange this matter,
in accordance with the advice OF Commissioner Noble,
at the time the injunction was put on.
The ARentora Pa Democrat says:
E" Both the Allentown and East Pennsylvania Rail-
road Companies working their roads between acre
and Kutztown with considerable vgor. The former
have one two three sections this borough un-
der way and the latter have troupe OF hands work.
ing near Emaus. It's said that East Pennsy wanna
viii make the connection with the Lehlsh Valley by
the lst Of January next. Each company seems deter
mined to build its road, even though they run
parallel with each other"
The Pifts5urgA Gazette has the following note Of
an important legal decision:
"In the Court Of Common Pleas Of Beaver County
before the Hon. ID. Agnew and Associates, September
II, 1858. Pittsburgh and Steubenville Railroad Com
pany agt. Othneel Woodrow. Verdict for plaintiffs
$602 81. The important point decided by the Presi-
dent Judge in this rules many others, viz. That
al conditions attached to subscriptions TO stock taken
Jy coissios Illegal and void; and the subserip
ton remains valid. They the agents of the Com
monweath in receiving such subscriptions, and not of
the Corporation. j. S. Graft and n. T.. Fetterman OF
Pittsburgh for plaintiff; Cunningham and Clarke OF
Beaver for defendants.
At Philadelphia, in the Money market the demand
for the return of call loans, which started the down.
ward movement in stocks has produced no change of
rates. First-cass paper can be freely negotiated at
five y cent and it II stated as known fact that one
Of our banks is ready to take the whole of the pro-
posed new city loan of $50 900 at par.
The Massachusetts, State Debt il a. follows:
Jan /, So Jan. I, 50. Jan. l. 81 Jan J. "a
Funded State Debt. ses5oS s!sses slISe go sisIt =.
Temporary Loan. SS.S1 6S2M ST oo U 30
Money not called for AIS lssS HIS 1890
To.ai Debt for With
tho stair Is origin -. =, -. .--
Fable ooS.BI $to's
Scrip loAnrd
dry RAllrost Cor
pors.ns. 81 which
Ssp. -. As,s5S aossss5 sassS5 4.sss, $50