New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22


Or Philadelphia. Is Chicago.
Baltimore. 81 Loon,...''.... '.''...s
Boston, p'tf0, '''''''
Bank Of Rnsans Note.
Rsnl ~ rrsue- Notes. y Franc.
'H''' 'A'S' ''''''A'' silvsI
Mercsn Dolls. 81 c5l q 81 o rnst.h srver....."s,
sE ,s i1. DS' f.c... ga Am. Hail p:.:
$:$:s :;:=I:ss fs;'::: i'Ssi
Guildeu..... " per os................ -
twenty Ffsnc:....... Is rst DoaSra.; Is 500 s.
T s0 T aS.I Psss ssnt aT Tn.sai Notes.
The Boston Post thus notices the money market Of
that city,
4" For esteemed bsnk-borowers, the market coz
tinues TO rule cheaper than thst of Newly nk 10 state
street, any qusntity OF morey can be had ct cenS
and a commits son, the right sort of paper. Toe
banks, however have no difficulty in getting moderate
exchange foreign psper, and give the bank rates
a, Ga, " cent, with indspositi,n TO take Boston
notes a. II. where the means are ample aud the offer
ipss are PRIME The demand for credit rs steady and
considerable, but not pressing. Outside tue rates are
very irregular upon anything but notes of high repute.
Ey loans that woud be readily accepted by banks.
if offered by sound customer pay sag cent in the
street and oans stock of fancy kind pay IL sod
upweTd, Gotw thstandng broad margins and the sale
ahenrss e the collateral at soms prce or other The
lsrGe brokers' borrow easily at 6G7 cent but DO nos
lend below 10, in the general way. We suppose halt
million of dollars conl0 be hal IN State street. this
morning, at i B. cent or thereabouts by one class OF
borrowers while have no doubt at al that quarter
Of million, at least, would be readily taken by other
people ut 99l2 within a. hours-the latter furnishing
securities th At If not fashionable ~ the gut edged
varieties may not be lees valuable in the long run
The 81 L0ms Democrat, under date Of Friday even
ing last, remarks:
"The Morey market Of this city is very quet. EI-
charge was scarce and firm at premium for banksbe
I :. a,4 atfh AnA h
some houses that have supplies fully equs TO their
necessities, will not receive It except at 10 coas
discount Others buy freely at and cannot keep ups
supply at that and sell AT dis. There is ooly mod
crate amount of local paper Offering but as the banks
very free to discount, coseness continues 10 pre-
| vail"
The Cincinnati Gazette says:
"Cmrency Increases very slowly in supply, owing
to the sugglshDes in the produce markets, and tho
discount hou ses therefore unable 10 allow aoy ex-
pansion IN loans; but as remarked, the demand hon
cer'a classes OF bouowera with whom September 10
the beavest month in the second half Of the year, Is
! falling Of matters having been to n great extent
! brdged over into November and December by which
time the country merchants will DO able to hqudats
the claims that the credit merchants Of the city
now carrying. The weather il favorable for corn, aud
the yield OF this important staple, IL IL now almost cer
tain, will be very large. Hogs will also be realized
upon TO considerable extent within the next ninety
days, and the market promises 10 open pretty high.
say s. 50 y 100 ID net, that with aud hogs,
even if farmers should continue ID hold On 10 their
wheat, the West Will be able TO iqadste very largo
proportion of ts debts before the LIST of January. The
prospects for decided Improvement in financial aud
commercial matters are, therefore, altogether fsvofa
BILE. What the wheat crop has failed " accomplish,
for the nat it has been sparingy marketed,
corn and hogs both of which promise to be plenty,
will secure. The farmers OF Ohio Kentucky, Indiana,
and Illinois will within the next four months realize
$50 900 600 for hogs alone. The marke, for East
em exchange WAS firm again on Saturday, with do
mand fully equal to the supply but rates were the
same as on Friday, viz, iOal1 PREM buying, and ID
| prem. selling"
The Men. Orleans Pieayune money srtice) of the
18th, says:
"The discount market moves along steadily, under .
good upply Of capital and limited offerings Of first class
| paper. All names maturing next Spring are freely
/ placed at 6G7 y cent and longer dates at 1sI
cent discount. The Exchange Brokers, however have
been doing considerable business in sixty and niosty
day paper at and 81 y cont. Exchange shows con-
tibued rmDess n all classes of bills, except clear Ster
ling, which has exhibited some weakness to-day.
! Offerings are still smaller than might have been
expected in view Of recent transactions 10 the great
staple, out the demand is proporti0Daly limited. We
now quote: Clear Sterling bills, 1897 1891; Bill Of
dollar Sixty day Bills, laIl cent disco Int; Sight,
! ioi p cent premium. One party reports sale of
$50 900 five days sight, at J. 10 discount, which would
Indicate slight Improvement, bat il cannot DO consid-
| cred qaotsbls"
Messrs. VIM. p. Wright & Co.'S Cotton Circular
| Gays.
Caop With @ exceptions, the crop p-ores.ing fsvor.b'J.
and With good Fan weather. will undoubtedly result In largo
! total
RECEIPTS For the tables snount 90 bLsA
90 the corresponding week last Tho L thus
far received into the pors eco bales against $40 LIST vear
The Mob AID ke~ Orleans TOT the week. advised
BY elsph large r tho period, and the Stoke In tn -
| ports ustDE
ExPoRrs-To Ora, Britain the week there has bsea .x
poi G go bales $3.50 the las, year rns
compared with a-t 81 7vp osi-s
10 France her fD. ports tho cesrspces have o-@n
400 tales. Tne stock In al the porte 5000 bales ssanS
| 33fGo lac,
The following Statement, Of the movement In Cotton anos
he lst Of September last, compared vita the pevss so