New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12
Com,nerciaG and Money Matters.

n7~For sales cthhe Stock Exchange see Last Page.
IuuAspAY +. NJ.
The sales were large to-day, and prices generally
improved. Ohio went up ] per cent; Kentucky i ;
Paterson e per cent North American Trust went
To 49, which induced many to rcalize and it fell
H. at which price the demand far exceeded the sup
ply. Norwich and Worcester improved !.
The market for Foreign Exchange continues dull,
and Sterling is 81 81 although some city drawers
ask 9. Francs are > 80 a , 2204.
The Bowery Savings Bank has declared the
usual dividend payable on the 18th inst.
The Bank for Savings the usual dividend payable
on the 18th inst
The Exchange Bank of Hartford has declared u
semi-annual dividend OF 3 per cent. payable on
demand.
AT Boston sales were made of $4,000 City Elves
at l0ll l042 Boston and Worcester Railroad at
ll22 a 113 Western Railroad at $52R per share !;
Eastern Railroad, n. III. 3a advance; Eastern Rail
road A. adv; Boston and Maine Railroad adv. ;
Fitchburg Railroad adv; Charlcstown Branch
Railroad 500 per share; Merchants Bank adv;
Shawmul Bank 394 per cent; City Bank 9G per
cent; Watham Bank 9O4 per cent
The Message of the Governor of New-Jersey
states the debt of the State at 500 566 which due
to the Education Fund. The receipts into the
Treasury were S922l8 of which $4,000 was from
taxation and S36.l3l transit duty, tax paid by
those unfortunately whose business pleasure
leads them TO cross the State. Thus the inhablt-
ants of other States pay the State expenses OF New
Jersey in addition TO those OF their own. The eX
pendilures of the State were SCI ,5Q2.
The Georgia Insurance and Trust Company have
declared dividend Of per cent for the past SIX
months and the Iron Steamboat Company Il dlVld-
end OF per cent
Debtors to the Central Bank, Geo. are author
lied to renew their paper, now due, upon ibe pay
ment of 20 per cent. and furnishing adequate qua
rantv of farther payment in twelve months there
after.
Gov Barry of Michigan in his message says:
The whole acknowledged Of the state on ae-
% a" M ns anG S slss aa an the 2 J %s5
Railroad Companies with the interest for Inch new bonds
hay- been issued will be the day of Juy,'S5 aogs'-
Tie oustaalng bonds ofthe State are .,,o o.a -.
For General Fund slt9 co 0oS Goa 90 GO
For o denaa.nt iaxes Originally $1,000 1000 90
For For brto s"d Pontiac Railroad Company 100 600 60
For Pamyraand Jacksonburg Railroad Coz. 20o00 90
The aSovs So constitutes the whole Indebtedness
held abroad and for which bonds have been issued The
bonds for the first named include Interest to July iSo
On the general fund penenary delinquent tax AKA AMI G
sity bo0d the interest has been silly paid TO Ih Tune on
the remaining bonds being for 2o fOo issued or le
MES named the interest siace July J. l8il remains mostly
unpaid H..
internal improvement fund amount 70 >3i2 - aGd ny az
preparations already made Will he increased 10 SOO OV ior
the State has sufficient sxcept the mnoa s 6 @ m
which Il, is hoped that they may be PAID.
On the ackuow edged bonds of the State The annua inter
EST payable J1lv 1875 BY the terms of the aco March
,horz d 70 be issued upon internal improvement fund be
not paid the Of the State the annual interest Will be
The amount of scrip outstanding besides interest S73,
63 90 which liable be increased 81; IS h1 amount
Of unpad warrants on the general fund aud Will also De a-
bic be urt,er increased by appropriations al e present
sess Of the Legislature.
nay he "a
ron purchased by direction of the OF 2lst sbruary last
Cor payment Of which the net proceeds o the puo- WORKS are
From the collateral securities taken from ,he Morris Canal
and Banking Company the sum sum o, sEo,O9y ~ @ pon tH
tur o the Long Island Railroad COMPANY ne TrnanIsI
less 70 b star The amount received uo The Treasury the
last year the credit OF the common c4ool uhI
Sl9lSS9 aud during the PERIOD $40 $50 Oy was a,s.
State The amount received the credit Of the University
Interest fund, was S7,2s So
\ meeting was held at Providence yesterday 10
discuss the project of the Railroad from Providence
| 10 Worcester.
AT Louisville, Eastern exchange is abundant
at par 10 prem. with buta light demand torit.
The Ohio State Journal says, although the Lo-
coEocos Of Illinois have succeeded destroying the paper
replacing with better one one as they promised
The Of other States forms nearly the whole circulating
northern part the State and the editor the Alton Tee
ssah says he saw at spnsheld from the north
son British Bank Bills taking Tie he place our own Bank
| paper. and found in the hands Of Loco-Focos!
The canal report of the Schuylkill Navigation Co.
shows that, notwithstanding the close competition which
pressed them from their rival the Reading Railway,
clear profits oil canal after deductng all expenses
ug interest THEFT debts SlU2 200, per
upon the capital stock. They make dividend because
they desire apply the Surplus to the liquidation of debts
| already due
The deb! sI,5s5sSS fsd eSS
# Thslt ara eight hundred boats the canal by a
vdna i20 GOO tons of coal Nsw Yotk Direct tn.
same boat that took the cargo the minesof course With
under an idea that would carry than wooden