New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16


s3s2 35 30 which 1t is presumed will be called
for These deducted from the aggregate debt,
a. reported leave the actual debt Of the State at 5-
l9a
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
E' For sale of Socks a, the Exchange Last Page
MONDAY P. NJ.
There was considerable buoyancy at the Stock
Board this morning, and Norwich and Worcester went
being per CT above the it stood at before the
l.s. weeks panic. There strong attempt to bear
s,the opening and some gambling sales OF small lots
United States Skies made for the purpose of effect
ips the market One lot of $1,000 sold par, seller
70 months and Immediately 100 same tIme was bid for
another $1,000 These operations show nothing but the
struggles of the two parties to effect the market and
have nothing TO do with the actual value present pro-
spective Of the stock
There has been quite a large amount OF foreign
bis sold for transmission by this steamer and the mar
ke closes with rmness The supply OF bills was fair
Sterling 81 GsI Francs 527i 6526l. Southern Sterling
hsre sold at 72as cts.
In the money market there is no particular change
Stock loans of the fret class negotiated at per cent
The Banks have ample supplies OF paper and short pa
perls done at 667 per cent.
dividend OF per cent. and the Portland of 3.
The following is the estimated debt of Michigan
in July 1si5
Recognized bonds. ..----..S GUJu uU
Interest bonds en- came e...........-.. 367 S32 so
Total. .Al..-.....................sl ,754s32 so
Balance of cash paid by U. 5. Bank OF Penn.
before January lst ls42, OF the 5000. COO
loan. 81 65l O62 80
Interest from July 1872 to July ls45..- 34o352 e.
Total .S2OOO.4l5 IL
Other funded debt. Observation-Disclosures S65,242 4S
Cash realized since Jan. /, ~ from Morris
Canal assets and interest 2i,SoO IL
Unfundod debt Jan. l, lsi5, (see message OF -.
GOvernor) '-i'Sof ~
Due for iron and other charges (as per mes ~
sage cV,uuo w
Inall..-................. In all. s4,9i7,385 OF
Deduct per cent legal damases) on al5s o,s 60
w J0---. iV'''iu NS
Total of debt, July l, l345. S4s39, 457 10
Being an increase during the Barry administration oi
nmlliou one hundred and thirty four thous aud nine
agaded aud ninety four dollars and eighty four cents
Gov Barry in his last annual message estimated the
d.A then at 81 l57l7 lie gave the present value ol
The two Railroads zach cost, with 10 per cent added
u6nows
SeniTal Railroad 900 oSa
southern Railroad l,o-9,-t
Total. S3ooo io2
niue same message on t!c HutupIHg VI tuc pVoiN Va
asrua improvements he estimated the receipts on the
Railroads for ls4j as follows
Central Railroad ....-..--.--..---.-...-..$2 $275 600
Southern Railroad Observation-Disclosures lUUVOu
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S575Ooo
lnreation 10 money matters in Philadelphia, the
No'th American SAYS:
Our Banks here ever since the resumption OF specie
payment have we eieve. been safely and prudenty
conducted. They certainly at present much less eH
paoed proportion to their means than those OF theI
hegheors in New-York and we trust they Will not be
tempted iot the sake 0 temporary gain 10 place them
selves condition which in the slightest degree would
seha 10 impair the confidence which the pubic have so
WI! sWaded to them. At the last meeting OF our Board
~eahers the balance against the Newly oik banks was
'ee'tained to be nearly 100000 dollars and from the
a'se amounts sent there for collection than received
ne the balance is most likely continue TO increase
mess orswn Tor in specie or coun,eracted by an ln-
esse OF discounts here. With the prospects before
eotmer course VIII be the wsest and safest, and we
ouo not VIII be the one which will be adopted by our
ihe ship Commerce. cleared a, Philadelphia for
liverpool, takes out the following earso-6500 barrels
'"af 400 kegs Lard and l2 bales wool. There in
' loading Tor Liverpool four vessels viz packet ship
Su'qoehanna ships Trenton Columbia and brig George
Auner each Of which vii! take out large quantities OF
aouT, wheat, &c.
I"e supply OF Anthracite Coal sent 10 market in
''' VIII vary very lle from millions tons. In lS4i
1Ahny sent to marke, was 63l cog tons-sncrease in
t'10' about $4,000 tons
"e amount by the Reading Railroad since the opening
" business has been 79l 62 tons and by the Schuykl
"sion 2o3 SIS tons. making total OF O55 32l tons.
Ahe Committee appointed to examine into the situa.
uH the Central Bank OF Georgia reports tha, the ab
oi The Bank they now stand, To the sum OF
s'oSos 81 The actual which i, now has on
IN ..,1,,, -
"saaces to cred:: in other Banks, and the available
'Saa N current Bank notes aud specie, amounting alto
s'Ns TO the sum Of S2i $40 II It's prospective mean:
vi edeen!ng lis Liabilities old bonds, notes &c snt
s'Ns and bills OF exchange discounted by the baak-
% on TIE iorner class, amounting 10 the sum OF Sle',
VI Inc committee state that nothing will be saved
'S''oe Macon and Columbus debts, amounting to the
sls3S6 50. Ii is improbable hs. these cities
"eppy 10 the Legislature TO be relieved from these
The other item of assets consists in the
sOI' o! exchange discounted by the Bank. These
f'ua'-good bad and indiicrent-to the sum of $3.50,
Inc committee state that the sum OF Si33 Toe
/ I1y eventually be realized from these items. The
exhibit as the result of their Investigations,
oi SjSi 223 80 in the means OF the Bank mee'
-'es II the debts due from the cities o! Macon
- Columbus wiped away the deficiency Will
ho,S- the sum OF s3S253o 73. The eight per cent
B 'oed by the State relieve the circulation OF the
amounting to the sum OF s6s4. .672 50. constitute
,Nef demand which the State has assumed 10 pay
~ "alea must be provided fo..
COMMITTEE allow that the items comprising the
paid to the Commissioners OF the es,ern and
Railroad and interest paid on the State per CT
Constitutes fair se, OF against the nor ran,
Ns issued Tor the relief Of the Bank