New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
,l,s Of SOCKS, &c. see Fourth Page.
"WEDNESDAY, P. NJ.

rsS, For Sales of Socks &C. Fourth Page
"WEDNESDAY, p NJ
There was fair business done at the Stock board
h, ces are still in favor the sellers for fall At
N. second Board there better feeling, and Erie
wen, m to So an Improvement OF per cent and
:, dernsnd at the close The Committee upon the Erie
mater have not yet reported
In Exchange there is very little doing and prices
are as before-sterns = asa Francs 527: o526i. The
narke, is very dull.
About 100000 in American Gold was drawn
from the Banks to-day for Philadelphia. shipment OF
IS 600 Spanish Dollars has been made 10 Canton. The
Ncw.york Banks few days since were in debt to the
Philadelphia Banks s50O000 the Baltimore Banks and
the Boston Banks also in debs TO Philadelphia the
Hsvre and MsrSeilles packets took specie Mexican
Dollars are a premium. American Halves pardi pre-
MUM.
Stale money is now given in exchange for City
with 80 cents per 100 dollars bonus BIZ John Thompson,
ca Wall St
The Merchants Exchange Bank have declared
dividend of 81 per cent payable on demand
The Norwich tCt Bank per cent, payable on
demand
A sale of Real Estate at the Exchange was very
fully attended to-day aud high prices obtained
We have seen letters from Indianapolis which
lead us to believe that the bill extract from which
given in the letter Of indianapolis correspondent
Tuesday will be passed and the first step taken by ndi
ana toward the restoration OF her State credit The
friends of Indiana will be glad learn that the people
are fully awake TO the necessity Of redeemng the State
honor and that public opinion will sustain the Legsa
in adopting the measures proposed by Mr. Butter in
behalf Of the bondholders. and recommended by the
Governor The details of the plan we have already CIV
en- and they appear to be feasible. Some Of the wealthy
bondhoders are we are assured ready to advance the
money needed 10 finish the Wabash Canal 10 Evansville
the moment the proper legislation has been had on the
subject. Pennsylvania, illinois, Indiana, Michigan and
Maryland have now evnced the best disposition shake
Oh the stigma OF suspension. We trust to see Ar
kansas and Mississippi following the same honorable
course
The exports OF Cotton Goods from this port for
1916 were % 1923 bales against q 93s in 1874 and 3o435
in 343.
The Fremen's Insurance Company, Boston, has
declared semiannua dividend of 5per cent
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank of George
town D. c. has declared halfyearly dividend of three
per cent.
The Petersburg Railroad Company has declarede
semi.annual dividend of three per cent.
The Mil Creek Railroad Company has declared
dividend OF :! per for the last year. This road
runs from Por. Carbon Broad Mountain where con-
meets with the Danvile and Pottsvie and forms part
of that important work.
The Providence Journal says
The Boston and Providence Railroad Company have
proposed informally TO construct branch from their
road 10 the Providence and Worcester Railroad joining
the former Dodgevile and the latter Pawtucs
Ct They also propose pay one-nat the cost in con-
strucne the road from Providence Pawtucket and TO
use the same in with the Providence and Wor-
cester Railroad 1t expected that the Stoningon Rail
road Company will lay track from the depot Of the
Providence and Worcester road TO the Stonlngon road
go that the ferry will be abandoned ADD passengers can
proceed from Boston Sonngton without changing the
cars When this arrangement is completed there ought
10 be difficulty IN making the passage from Boston 10
New York in nine hours three on the railroad and SIX In
the steamboat
The income of the Boston and Worcester Rail
road in the year ending Dec l. o43 from the transpor
ta,on of passengers freight snd mails and including
rents aud incidental income, amounted to S50445S The
expenses including repairs Of road engines and
with additions to the road buildings, engines and
sufficient 20 make good any depression in value from
wear and decay and including expenses OF management
interest, damage, losses and all incidental expenses
amounted S267 s4s; leaving net income Of 6l0
a statement of the Norwich and Worcester Rail
road receipts and expenses for 1s45 has been published
which gives total of s220305 received and the in
crease over a al SliioUo III sHe saLuc We
find good cause for the reported passing OF January
dividend stated that only $4,000 OF net earnings
have been realized for the year ending lst inst which
appropriated 10 extension OF road
The books of the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road were 10 be opened Nashville The 9Th January
This road will join the Western and Atlantic Railroad
The Georgia Legislature passed bill to extend the West
ern and Atlantic Rairosd-It authorizes the Governor to
issue State bonds 10 not exceeding 5000
per anuum for years not to be sold for less than
their par value This appropriation it is thought will
continue the road to Cross Plains
The following statement Of the affairs OF the late
U. s Bank of Pennsylvania made at the meeting il
Philadelphia day or two since
JANUARY l, 1876.
Circulation OF Bank U. s Notes. from State
OF Bank this day 50, 1l30Ol W
Do do do Post Notes do do 35O,753 "
individual Depositors and Certificates OF De-
Rank balances ... lsll2 60
Total. "a 344 769 10
Bank T. S. Notes on hand lst---. .S297.343
Do do do I'd. i92
Do DO do 3D. 465l 1905, e24, PSI co
l,520,6sO 90
The Directors in their report stated that information