New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26
Commercial and Money Matters.

The Board OF Broker. we're too good Christians
/ 10 hold q session TODAY
The simultaneous attack upon the credit OF the
State OF Ohio b. of the daily papers on Satur-
day indicating differentiation, by the clique whose
interest Ii Is that the Stocks OF that State should
decline, 10 leave nothing undone TO accomplish that
cad, that misrepresentation and tasehood can effect.
he articles alluded TO contained not only the most
cgregous bunders but the most arocious lnisstate-
nlents aud so palpahe these that the object OF
the articles cannot be misunderstood One of these
ingenious writers who evidently has not seen the
auditors report, makes the deficiency in the means Of
the State 10 meet the interest or the public debt
S:l07 1856, when III fact there surplus OF one
hundred thousand dollars, which might have been
applied to the interest fund if ii had been needed
bat il was not. We shall endeavor to morrow 10
expose some OF the false statements and blunders
embodied in the articles alluded TO.
The entire banking capital OF Ohio Is now So 1884,
525 In November the circulation was =, PSI 500
Due 10 banks 273,359. Deposites SOL 1888. Other
liabilities S558,045. Specie S839072 Bank notes
1851 ,l99. Eastern deposites S516,05l. Due from
banks &l47 62J. Discounts and loans 1881 800.
Other resources 81 282 $50 The circulation OF the
Two Cincinnati Banks with two millions capital, is
ONLY &li5.G00 while that OF the Clinton Bank of
Columbus, with 100000 capital is 500, d8f and
thal OF the Bank of Wooster with 500 coo capital
IS $433909 he circulation OF these two banks is
near Y hall OF the circulation OF the State,
while their aggregate capital is only one seventh.
The Clinton Bank held specie Sl79,292. The
Wooster Bank SD ,45l.
The receipts and expenditures Of the State of
Pennsylvania for the yearenGng Nov. 30, have been
published. The aggregate receipts are $3,956.6l5,
including $55l l8l in the Treasury, Dec. |, 1912.
! The disbursements have been =, 499. III, being a
balance in the Treasury of &45917l. Among the
receipts is The amount OF s. ,395,4ll for sales of
Stocks belonging to the State The payments TO
Domestic Creditors reaches 81 ,26l 236 and the
Relief Notes cancelled $508,0G0. The tax on Real
and Personal Estate produced S558.9il but little
more than half much rs is raised By tax in Ohio.
The tolls on all the public works produced $l,0l7,-
8ll. exceeding the receipts OF last year 81 ,627.
The net receipts on the main line from Philadel phia
TO Ptsburg, were about Sl50,O0G on the Delaware
division $4,000 on the Columbia Railroad $4,000.
The payment of loans and interest on loans were
%l35,O00.
The Savannah Republican has made ont perfectly
to lis own satisfaction that the Central Bank may
possibly pay lis circulation, bat that the million and
upward of {. 5. Surplus Revenue deposited with
ii is lost.
The amount OF tolls on the james River and Ia
nawha Canal, for eleven months. ending Nov 80 Is
SiG7, 394; expended for salaries repairs &c,
| 81 6O6; net receipts 1913, 49,. The Resources OF
the Company are $5l3522 Liabilities &i52,707.
The amount of the Compan' vs. Scrip and other out
standing evidences of debt is S204999.
Ones of The State Bank of Georgia altered to
lwcntcs, are in circulation in that State.
A bill 10 establish bank at Knoxville, Tenn,
has passed the second reading in the House of that
State.
At New Orleans Exchanges were steady at I a -
for Sterling 5 80 ) 40 for Francs, 60 days on New
York Z q 2 dis; sight dis. At Mobile the de-
mand was very active at D. a6 for Sterling: 5 30
or Francs y q 2 dis for 30 days on \. York. Il a
| > for sight. The supply OF foreign was moderate.
At Augusta Exchange on n. York was abundant at
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