New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-29

In conclusion the Directors congratulate the
Stockholders upon the present healthy condition Of
the finances of the Company. The rosd is entirely
fee from embarrassment, the entire debt having
been funded, and no considerable amount OF ex-
penditOre will be required for long time, either
for construction or repairs. The equipments Of the
road are sufficient even for the increased amount
Of BUSINESS anticipated.
The amount Of coal transported on the Reading
Il abroad, for the week ending the 25th inst was
70, 4Ol tuns previously 624241 tuns total 636'646
TINS against 5O3 lis tuns for the same period last
wear showing an increase this year Of 1881 tuns
The Lehigh Canal brought down last week 1880
turs previously, 1867 tuns total, 4O3,957 tuas.
The Peninsular Bank of Detroit has increased its
circulation $4,000 by the deposit Of State stocks to
that amount, az security with the State Treasurer
Of Michigan.
The balance in the Philadelphia sub-Treasury is
Sl,l63,24s.
In Philadelphia, money continues unusually sbun-
dant at very easy rates. The rate is al y cent.
for first class paper, and sac for second class.
We observe in the Toronto Patriot Of Monday
last correspondence relative to the isibity Of
raising fl0o 900, towards the construction OF this
important work. by levying a rate OF lod in the
pound upon the assessed property in the City o.
Toronto. The plan proposed provides:
That each rate payer have credit and scrip is
sued to him by the railway company or by per
son Jointly appointed by the Corporation and the
Directors Of the Railroad, for the rates paid That
an account shall be opened for him, and that when
the redemption is completed he shall be entitled to
certificates for stock in the Railroad in proportion
10 the rated value he has paid or may hold. The
scrip being in the me antime transferable at pleas.
ure
Ihe act passed by the Legislature Of Pennsyva.
MIA prohibiting the circulation in that State Of the
otes of the Banks Of other States under the de-
nomination Of IS, goes into operation on the 2lst
of August next. 1t very severe in its penalties
It's stated on the authority of the President
of the schuykil Navigation Company, that the
damage to their works by the late food is not SO
GREAT az had been anticipated The whole line
will be ready for the resumption Of business in two
weeks. The cost Of the repairs will BE- about
,000
The Committee of Merchants and Factors of
Charleston, s. C. appointed to inquire with refer
ence to the custom Of weighing cotton, and to sug
gest a remedy for certain losses to buyers occur
ring from evaporation, waste and pilfering, have
recommended the adoption OF system, by which
purchasers may require from factors that any cot
ton shall be re.weighed, at the expense Of the fac
tor, whenever circumstances may lead to the belief
that such cotton may fall short in weight and that
tshal be charged at the re-weight The custom has
been to weigh cotton upon its receipt by the factor
and if put in store and sold at any subsequent pc
Rod, however remote, it was expected to be re-
ceived at the original weight, which frequently re-
suited in serious injury to the purchasers.
The experts Of Dry Goods from Great Britain to
the United States for six months, ending June 10
were az follows