New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

the same month las, year Surveying parse. are rov
engaged thorough exploration Of the country no.,
| OF whitrplasns They have already examined ,hr,.
proposed routes. The Company required By The "a
section Of The aw Of lsi5 to cxpcnd i've hundred ,b
sand dollars IN the construction Of their road he~a,x
White Plains within year from The litA Of Mayi.., 4,
stated that they prepared 10 make this exDoos
tGre sni intend 10 complete the road a. far A. Ssp.
during the present ses-on
The meeting Of the Committees Of the sey,r,l
Philadelphia Banks held On "Wednesday. ado.y,.a
without sny action the proposition 10 loan the coan
Of Philadelphia - quota Of the State tax with re,cr,se.
the payment o., the Angus, S,se inore., The Con-,
" Treasurer. however nesoiis,ri loan FOR sisnaO
and i &. said ,ha, dlscay vii he experienced in a.
tanning the balance.
| A, Boston on "Wednesday 1000 shares new s.o..l
Boston and Providence Railroad sold At y, pr cen,
vance $1,000 Albany S.. iss6 ioi per cent adv soo
Maine S. l-i-, par; and s20o L. :. Ga. lsea eoupos.
| p per cent adv.
The last Jeflcrsonian Inquirer SAYS "Ni<soan
j. delinquent State. she has paid the n,srest .,
her safe bonds which Zen due in Nsy and ths snosA
and she Will De pre- pared the interest which ma,
bccore payable next fail"
Fifty dollar frauds GA the Jefferson Co Bssk
have been set saoat This is dangerous ocaaier,en
Letter A. No ST. July I. 1913 O '. BrsnarJ. CsA
o. iluugcriori. Frcst; T. Hoffman, Register Dursaa
s Co, ensrsvcrs.
The Boston Money Market is very easy, 2Ad tie
Bank. lll OF deposiics The following dividend. h,rs
been recently made The Lowell. Eastern. Worcester
and Taunton Branch Railroads have divided per eer,
each; The Providence and Mains hsvc divided 2, ret
cent. and the Norwich and Worcester Mss divided
per crnt-sll for six months The McuimacS Company
p.d 10 per cent on The 10Th instant and 10 per err
on the Eth The stark has declared 10 Appleton g.
Hamilton 6 Jackson, 10 sni Nashua 10 per oert
The Chsriestown Branch and Long Island Railroads AZ
expected TO pay per cent IN JGly and the Western
certainly much as J and possib, PEI cent as la,
would leave surplus Of about $4,000 the cgeda Q,
dividend account, The Fitchburs will sso no dcss,
makS per cent
The laying OF the rails on the Old Colony road
was commenced On Wednesday last in Kingston, ute
west Of the river and is dow progressing uorthery.
The Thorndike Co. is erecting large factory IN
Palmer Mass which Will double The population Of lie
village Palmer j, few miles cas-, OF Springfield
A number of new furnaces are being built In the
counties on the line OF the Erie Extension Caus. It 10
expected that large coal trade will be carried on Se
tween sharon and Erie. Here .. everywhere el.r the
pADllc Improvements iuSluS too WHO
luc,ye resources OF the cou-.l! into usc aEd b al
ding value to s5or stimulating trade and increasingly rs
internal commerce VII rapidly add 10 It's wealth AID
prosperity.
The books OF subscription to the North Branch
Canal. Pennsylvania were opened ON the l7sh ult At
Wukesbarre and the whole stock amounting TO
sL0cOOOO was taken principally by Boston capitalists.
and the instamenr paid The Canal extends from
-.
barre. to the NewYorx line, and Is about 20 miles ia
length II has the state about $25o00OO Aesr tho
completion OF this work suspended by the State =
company incorporated. and not only the State ex
penditare was surrendered, but Is miles Of finished
nal extending from the mouth of the LaeAawanns 70
Solomon's Greek given to the company as bonus
oa completing the work
The Milwaukee Daily Sentinel says that Nr. A.
Whitney is ot opinion that sheboygan on Lake Mch.'
gan the proper place for the eastern termination OF his
gigantic Railroad. because abundance OF land sill
remains unsold in its neighborhood, and there Is
.ur his 90 mile wide grant.