New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

- For COMMERCIAL and M0Hty Matters, see L0s fass'
TUESDAY +. II.
There was a continued good feeling in the Stock
market today and the sales TO fair extent hfe
improved materially The subscriptions 10 this road are
going on favoraby to-day We have seen let oil twenty
three persons and firms who are pledged for Twelve
Hundred and Fifty Thousand dollars The list com
menccs with benjamin Loder 100000 and winds up
with LOOMS s. Lyman. $4,000.
Exchanges are without change; Sterling % To-
Francs 25 The demand very limited
There is fair demand for Money and the supply
in market is sufficient The discount lines oithe Banks
are well up but capital ia rather plenty in the street
The rate of interest il per good paper and
81 on stock loans of the first class.
The receipts of the Paterson Railroad for August
last were about $4,000.
The Miners Bank of Dubuque has determined 10
resist the law passed by the Legislature for winding
up. The Commissioners appointed under the law ap-
pied for the assets OF the Bank which the officers re-
fused to surrender.
Mr. Snowden, the Treasurer of Pennsylvania has
published Circular, in which he uses the following
menacng language
THE net amount OF Taxes now due from the several
Counties of The Commonwealth, for this and preceding
vears il about 81 100000 wish i 10 be distinctly IN
dersood that this amount must be PAID INTO the Saie
Treasury before the second Tuesday IN January next IN
accordance with the foreih section OF the Sih Apr
le4i"
He concratua,es the State upon having redeemed her
honor.
A correspondent of the Richmond Wing states
tina, Corcoran 81 Riggs, of Washington, made transfer
Of 5000 900 of the Government funds in their hands TO
New Orleans by sending Government draft on New
York to New. Orleans and selling it at u per cent
premium.
The debtors of the State Bank of Alabama ara
moving for a reprieve from payment day The law OF
the last session requires the Banks TO collect every dollar
due them. next June
Commercials of the Fall River Union Bank, OF the
denomination of one dollar in circulation IN Provl-
dence. The bills are apparently altered from some
broken Bank The signatures well executed some
what lighter than the true Counierieiis on the
Northsu,p,ou Bank Of the same description in crcu-
lstion Counterfeit tens of the Commercial Bank a.
| tered in the same manner, also in circulation
The Old Colony Railroad is completed from
Plymouth to Hanson. and from Boston TO Quincy
AT Cincinnati Exchange on the East was pre-
miun plenty and dull. Nothing doing in Specie.
Money rather scarce. but the demand moderate
At New. Orleans Sterling Exchange 81 10
Francs 5 30 a ) 27i Checks on the North & prem
There was nothing doing in Texas Securities the nom
na rates were for Red Backs IA. TO IS. Interest Notes
10 to Il per cent Bonds % to % 10 per cent do q
10 y cents on the dollar.
AT Boston the Money market is more easy The
fall trade had commenced earlier than usual
The first assessment the Vermont Central Rail
road was paid in Monday last
The Lawrenceburs la Beacon Of the 2ith uli-
saws We are informed that the Bank here has plenty
of funds TO loan ON good business paper River traders
.,L I al frf. lfffa
here have only apply with the night kind OF paper
and they get what they want
The Railroad from Philadelphia 10 Piilsburg Il
attracting good deal Of attention in Pennsylvania The
cost of the road estimated eleven and hall millions
considering the cost OF roads already built which would
be used IS portion OF the route. and It proposed 20
issue state bonds for millions al ak Per cent III
Aid of The work Estimating the expenditures on the
bols line Tor motive power at si0OOOO. and repairs
salaries sc Ut S350OOO the total expenses, with inter
est would be 81 Bash -. The revenue may be eel
down as follows
Net profit on $4,000 passengers 1iJ mica al M, 80,
.. cen,s per mile ...........--..--.--.$l.2 O4 80
Net profit on 2OOOoO freight. sli per ton 5000
United States Mail ----------------------.- Leoooo
Total silO4OOo
The State Bank of Ohio. which now embraces
ten Branches. appears to be gong mo Ssy
The state Bank Of Ohio VIII pay 10 bearer rive bo-
lars on demand the Merchants Bank Branch IN CeVe
I land prcnts Dow. tasn u swan flr--
The notes Of all the Branches are the same, heine
struck from the same plate the Of the Branch ana
The Mace of its location filed with spen. g. swan
Prot signs all the notes for al the Branches-he being
President Of the Board of COniroand the Cashiers sign
! the notes of their respective Branches.
The following il list Of the Branches already organ
Z lied ,.-
/ SrArE RAxK or ONO. g. swan. Presr discount
! CbilEeoshe Branch Chihcoihe J :. Atwood Cashier
DAYTON Branch Dayton David 4. Pierce. Cashier Deia
ware Branch. Delaware T. Powers Cashier; kxenan2e
! branch Columbus, H. NJ. Hubbard, Cashier trsnkln
Branch. Cincinnati +. NJ. Jackson. Cashier Franklin
| Branch Columbus. James Espy. Cashier Merchants
ana Traders Branch. Cncnnsti. ; :. Rove Cashier :
Merchants Branch Cleveland Prenis Dow, Cashier :
Steubenvile Branch s,eubenviie. ID. Moody, Cashier
/ Xenis Branch Xenia z +. Drake, Cashier.
The safety to the public Of the state BANK msy &c
summed up As follows Let Zach Branch deposits Win
the Board OF Control 10 per cent; On its eifcuaon a.
sisy fund for the redemption Of the notes OF any iAns
Branch. n -.
Control calls upon the solvent Branches for sum sum
sni In redeem the OF the nsovent Branch mus
securing withou, delay the redemption OF the entire ef
rurion This contribution the Beard Of Control Is 70
be- repaid As soon rs the safety fund can be made avail
able . 81. an
This system amounts 10 copartnership haoihg' on
the part Of all the branches and appears % be mpo-
sble that the public shall lose by on the ecuiSins
notes except ia case of grand burst up o. the "nose
I catalogue. lIhompsons bank NOTE nePo''e''