New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-09
The receipts on the Michigan Central Railroad for

The Harrisburg Telegraph says that Tue Ooniii''
AZ on the Lehizh Bank will recommend that tue charter
be taken away.
The holders of Georgia eight per cent Bonds
from 70 so Inclusive called on 10 present them Tor
psyusn, before the 5h March next on which day inter
sceaes Those payable at Savannah are TO be present
ed q, the Bank OF the State of Georgia those IN Augusta
a, the Bsuk Of Augusta and those in Mlledgev!e 81
the Central Bank
At Philadelphia the money market Is rather ca
,er than it week since and as the Banxa continue
,opursue very liberal policy there Is much less paper
Offering in the street Very liberal payments continue 10
s made by Southern and Western merchants on new ana
old accounts and the supply of money has also material
y reduced ou, door rates OF interest 81 That 7t cass
paper is now taken at abou; per cent Solomon Allen
one Of the Oldest mentors cfthc Philadelphia Board oil
BROKERS' and formerly of the well known firm offs & NJ
Allen. died a, philadelphia on Friday
AT Baltimore the money market is easy paper
from the Eastward is finding its way here for discount
rate, are unchanged New-York and Boston Exchange
apsr; Philadelphia prem; Richmond i@i dis
In the Michigan Legislature, the memorial oil II.
Titus was presented with propositions to lease OF the
State for The term of one year. the Central Railroad Mr.
Tus proposes to the said road for year to pay
for 1t sl44O for revenue, in mouthy instalments, to
and weld TO the State one half Of the gross proceeds
Tho Board Of Managers of The Consolidated Asso-
CATION ofthe Planters of Louisiana have submitted to
the Legislature Statement, OF the affairs OF the institu
tioD by which appears that since the 2lst of April
ls43 when general report was last inside, the wnoie
liabilities of the Bank have been decreased s735356 %,
while It's assets, during the game peoriod, have dmin-
ished only S6ss 355 % showing an improvement in the
hifsirs Of the institution of Si7,0Ql Q3.
The Board observe that although the statements shows
sUrplus of tho assets over the liabilities of 900 90
there will finally be considerable loss on the protested
pper and other doubtful claims which now appear in
mi 10 the credit of the Bank aud which at the winding
10 Of s affairs will deficit that cannot now be as
cerained The Board also that the liabilities of the
institution have decreased during the same period
$751; 45 81 including the coupons of interest due on the
bonds
The Exports of Domestic Goods from Boston for
The last nine months have been 47O bales against 81
bales came time last yearof which exported foreign
this year 81 O7 year 1921 bales exported coast
wise so $685. last year IS 654 bales The Exports OF Ice
for nine months were $3.50 tons.
At New. Orleans no change in money matters
Out Of doors the rate of discount for good short paper
varies from 10 to 10 per cent but there svery little of
this class atost Long paper secured by mortgage, is
little sought alter, ana tne 'nOst unuouoteu uesCIP
ton is negotiated with difficulty 10 to IL per cent per
sunum Texas Securities quiet No change in bils.
Sterling 81 az. Francs 81! as IS Checks on New
York ga per cent dis
In relation 10 the Nicksburg Railroad matters, the
Philadelphia North American says
s assignment to Trustees for the benefit Of s credit
ora of ali Its made prior to the passage OF the
Briscoe BILL which contained clause that the non.pay
ment of specie should forfeiture OF the charter
Of any Bank and which being eN post aco law, can
no, Of course affect this Bank.
Moreover tho holders of the stock have the Railroad
ali its locomotives cars depats &c. vested in them for
ever-,hese the creditors deprive them of and
they could they would be OF no value without the
corporate privileges which more valuable TO the
creditors themselves than the present market value OF the
shares.
Tue feel certain that the net income from the
road will pay interest this of three per cent per
annuuor make It six per cent stock ~ 500 par, be
sides which the annual income from collections from the
debtors To the Bank would probably average an equal
which could be divided among the stockholders
in the way, reducing The cos, of their stock or
make one-hal Of any debt paid within short time,
ceivsb!e onehslf stock and the other in cash
The refusal of The Legislature OF Mississippi repes
the amendments to the BT;scoe Bill and the decied man
Hesitation of proper feeling and disposition do justice
In the render il very unlikely that the taking OF
writ by debtor who refuses payment Of his obgs
ions will be allowed interfere with the rights OF the
stockholders
The holders OF over SO 600 the obligations ofthe
Vcssburs Railroad and Banking Co have agreed TO
ter into the above arrangement Mr. Robins s expected
here in the Spring and will probably be sble con-,
pleIe it