New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

John McClave has cold one lot on north side of
Eighty fourth street i25 feet east Of Fifth avenue,
SEQ Al,o one LOT on north side Of Thirty ninth
street, Us east Of Tenth avenue for 81 SO. Also two
lots on south east corner Of Sixth avenue aud one
hundred and thirty third street, fronting avenue,
for 81 800.
The Reading Railroad for the week ending Oct. q,
brought down 80 60 tuns, total sirce Jan. OF
1p2 800 tuns az anst 3j, SEQ the perion last
year Tire Schuyikil Navigation Coepsny brought
down 80 so tuns. making total tuunsge this sesson
Of .070. l92 against 0l6,7J tuns last season.
TIE Cleveland Railroad Convention, composed OF
the repre- sentaives Of forty five railroads, adjourned
Wedresdsy evening. A new Timetable has been
adopted, to take effect Nov. II. Sow speed is re-
established and the through trains between the last
and West have been reduced TO two. The speed TO
Cincinnati is leesered Eve hour. TIE time is as
folIows:
Newvort and ctc'Eo weTwsrd bouni trsu. ieav- New;
York at. and m Leave Boston :, s'N :. a ard
chcsso lo:so ?. ard lose Cincinnati ,'N,' l,sye
esss .Ss 80 m Id cos1sa f;S n sSa n
Arv. cipen..tie 80 NJ and 7;tS N Tee ;s.e' fun
Their Cncinps; ara Chicago vii BE- ne
The free pass hobby was trotted ont as usgsl, and
restrictive resolutions adopted. Meanwhile, the
managers Of roads VII continue as they have slssys
done To give passes It ia for tie interest Of
their read 10 do So.
In regard 10 the prosperity OF the West during the
coming Winter, Thcmpsoo's Reporter says:
at Is really oifficol, q. irg to stop at the nigh.
place. Preachers don't do the importers don't DO
i'-stock gamblers coat ID i.-bankers don't DO u.
Half the bankers Of Missouri rushed ahes1 .lnoS. 10
destruction last Spring and Summer. Illinois sad
WscoI sin gong II too strcrg, and the chances
are hat the coming Winter will md their carIeocy
dtcredIted sId psnic contraction forced upon them
Their argument is, that the pfoducs movement VIII
call Tito their currency and the fall o; Exchange
is quoted proving this position Oar ress,1ing u
adverse 10 this Theory the produce vii not be sold
at preeent prices except for money TO Meet pressing
claims; it follows, then, tina. the currency Will be
Immediately weed with merchants or bankers, Who,
in turn, must convert il iIto EIchange. In
money poir. Of v;ew tie West is poorer thar il his
been at any time since the revision. " bile the
suurrnsl activity lasts currency will stay Cut bat as
the Winter sets in Exchange will ri-e, and there VII
be cloee screyipg. Tue independent farmer ri hold
DO money for be Gill Withhold hs gram Ine uler-
chant ID collect and borrow 10 the utmost extent tor
his Atlantic creditors are not TO be put Of another
year. Under such state Of things. there must be a
oonyers OF e cuTrercy into either e1casnge specie,
that will cause contraction. Had prodace brought
war prces the reverse would have been the condloa
Of the Wet. Wisconsin Is very foohnhy making was
on Ihros curYescy: the result u, that Wisconsin
Banks be Gin 10 fail frs: (r,ie City Bank Of Rachel
Mr.. Satterth wsite's Circular by the Europa says
of American Securities:
We have 70 note se.ey b.: rsher inactive nGt, eurios
The u, v.k c Americas posion esy
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