New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-30
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.



SATURDAY. Pm
The seock tor . railrAd frum Fall River tn some
psns II he Od Colony Road has we understand been
81 subscribed To Aerr'chs tho rad is already built
~ ceaasees with the Tsan,oa branch OF the Boston
- Pyssttssre This Pail River Road will. when com
psosA Sdrn another line Of commune alton between
~ city ~ Boston. eosace,ins at Grcenpor with thu
Less lsisa1 Railroad Il 0rccnport
We Kan that another branch Railroad Is on the
saps fuo the town Of rxbridge. Mo-, to in,sr.ect
with shs Worcester Rslrosd st sou,hboro II intend
ID b 30 through upson and near the iiopkinioa
hvossbas - - etrcrprifc.
There vas meeting OF the friends of the pro
posed Railroad between woonsochet R. /. and bed
Asn. No. At the latter place, Friday. The object
u TIE meeting to take such measures relative to
Tie PETITION prescned to the Masssc husctts Legislature
At IL ~, -esson. may be deemed cspedient for the
furtherancs Of the project.
A large meeting Of the stockholders OF the Wor
ccster and Nashua Railroad Company held IN,
former piece on the 2h inst, and effect
ed by the choice Of thirteen Directors 1t voted o.
make al assessment of per cent for the purpose 81
prosecuting a survey for a final location Of the rad
Also that the Directors proceed to contract for the
building Of the road A. soon a subscription Of go t
NAL be ra.ed.
meeting Of the Keunebcck Bath and Portland
Railroad Company held at Gardner. Ne. ls.i week
Hon George Evans called to the chair The CON
mIee appointed TO form a union between the hcnne
heck and Portland and the Bath and Portland Railroad
Companies reported that satisfactory union had been
agreed upon and their report accepted II wa
v0cd that the capital stock shai be $40 each and that
one per cent the amount Of each subscription shall
be paid the time Of subscribing no subscription T.
be binding unicss the of &o"D IN the Whole -hal
be subscribed on or before the 18th Of October
committee appointed 10 invite subscriptions 10 The
stock other states.
They are making an effort To establish Railroad
between Augusta and Portland. Nc. Book. are ready
and In few days the inhabitants the route will b.
called upon Ia subscribe.
Bills have passed the New Hampshire Legislature
10 incorporate the Great Pals and Conway Railroad ih'
Portsmouth, Newmarket and Concord Railroad aud the
Portsmouth, Newmarket aud Exeter Railroad. hso g.
authorize the Treasurer OF the state borrow sionr
% the credit Of the Stale and also to incorporate The
Dover Bank.
A new cotton mill has been established at salmon
Falls Me. The proprielors are The -a"s o. ~ LOW"
-Four hundred girls will be employee
Sales Of Stocks at Boon on saturday - -
shares Nashua and lowell Railroad le3 10 do
Concord Rsilrc~d 81 ~ do Reading Railroad, - no
90 A. A., " h @ 10 ds 50 do A., -. D o. mo
~ do Western Railroad .cnp 1921 ~ do Norwich and
Worcester Railroad. IA, b. o. mo. 80 d. do 20 op'n
ing 40 do Wilmington Railroad. ~ 70 do 90, i'i
50 do do. AZ. : o ! mo - DO Long Island Railroad
IA, 30 do do n, ~ do do. 5i,. o mos. "id'
do, III. . o. 10 d. ~ do do q. b o. mo i"' d'
do, III ti'c Reading Railroad Bonds, l-'' 49, D "
l0ds
Al a meeting If the Directors oi the Grccnii'id
and Northampton railroad at Springfield on in' @'''
i. Il.F4r.
Cushmsn clerk and Franklin Ripley treasure Tn
organization only temporary the sioc "hod'is nave
vosed thss the company be united with ihe -pfrrn '
nd Northampton company under NE nan" col ''
Connecticut River Railroad Company
The Boston Transcript OF SATURDAY says that bills
Of Tie denomination of ffy doisrs altered from on's'
ON The Chemical Bank OF tins city are N CIRCULATION
Thc1 are so wei executed 10 deceive some Z" th'
brokers One Was passed in Portland = day OF Two
safe and having been sen, Ia Boston II "ns ds''''''
- be counterfeit French woman IN Lowe" "'
Thursday offered one in payment or some goods ~
had purchased.
They talk Of erecting a cotton factory in Lancas
ter Pa gentleman Of Boston has proposed to invest
$1,000 In the business forthwith. Il tie citizens Of Ian
caster will rails. s73Or We hope twill he done
The Merchants Bank of Baltimore has declared
dividend of per cent ior the last half scar e"S h'
Western Bank OF Baltimore a dividend vl = per cent
for the came period
The Dayton Bank. Ohio, organized under The
new law. has commenced doing business
\ The notes of the Farmers \ Mechanics Bank Of
Michigan. selling In Detroit a: ~ cents discount
Gov BARLEY of Ohio has issued his prr'lama
hon giving notice that the Western Reserve Bank ans
the Bank Of Geaues have complied with the flu- nom
Of the Law and authorized to carry on Banking
There is project ON foot by the Dwi-h;s 10 re-
vive the old Michigan State Bank at Detroit
meeting OF the stockholders OF the St Law
ana Atlantic Railroad held Monica on t,
18th inst Peter Mctil Geo Mofait. \ Norm Johf
rockingham A. T. Gait :. Brooks, !. a Stsyn't h"n
Hair, and Thos Cripgsn were elected prcciufs
At Baltimore the Money Market Is easy, the dc
mand lively without and the Banks freely d.
all good paper offered rate uniform At per Gem
The Foreign Exchanges the decline. and there
entire suspcns,d OF specie shipments bis GA Lon
don rule at lG'i a
The Alton Telegraph ha~ been informed ina
zen Fry has received the appointment ID Canal In'-
tee OF Illinois. by Gov. Ford The Telegraph say H.
selection good one and viii general satisfaction
The Naichcz Courier confirms the failure OF MAJ
l. C. Mcilkc the extensive Exchange Broker Of Nick'
burg Mis-, 1t was reported that although the amour
lost by those who bad deposited with HIM was a' hf'
supposed be very large, be had paid Of all his dep
sites except some San
Markets. .Ca,,fuly ,era,i'dfo 70, the Tobs"'