Malik bin Nadla reported,
The Messenger of Allah ﷺ saw me wearing tattered clothes and asked, "Do you have any wealth?"I replied, "Yes."He asked, "What kind of wealth?"I said, "Every kind. Allah 
has given me sheep and camels."He said, "Then let the blessings of Allah and His honor upon you be visible."Then he mentioned something similar to the hadith of Shuba.
Ahmad 15887
Sahihحدثنا عبد الرزاق قال أخبرنا معمر عن أبي إسحاق
عن أبي الأحوص الجشمي عن أبيه قال
رآني رسول الله ﷺ وعلي أطمار فقال هل لك مال قلت نعم قال من أي المال قلت من كل المال قد آتاني الله عز وجل من الشاء والإبل قال فلتر نعم الله وكرامته عليك فذكر نحو حديث شعبة
Its isnad is sahih. Abu Ahwas is Awf bin Malik bin Nadla Jushami, known by his kunya. He was a well-known Kufan, a trustworthy man among the upright, killed during Hajjaj's governorship over Iraq. His hadith appears in Sahih Bukhari, in Khalq al-Afaal.The hadith was narrated by Abu Dawud 4/51, no. 4062, in the chapter on clothing, on washing a worn garment. And Tirmidhi 4/36, no. 2006, in the chapter on righteousness, on what has been said about kindness and forgiveness, where he said, hasan sahih. And Nasai 8/196, no. 5294. And Tabarani 19, no. 607, from Malik bin Nadla. And Hakim 4/181, with Dhahabi concurring with him. And Bayhaqi 10/10.His statement, "like the hadith of Shuba," means the one that follows.