New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24

Mail. Expresses - .. n
Rents ~tN' II
Total lg7 81
Running Expfesses Repsifs &C &c # every
description lliaes 81
Gross profit s2lJ~ -
Interest on Debt H1e< ~
Sett prOit on Years business ......... So - y
This result be gratifying to the stockholders n me
Company showing The improved condition OF The Road
and i's prospects.
The balance IN the hands OF the Sub Treasurer
continues 10 Increase The Receipts :lej ~ IA
meu's sl2Joj, Balance, s39895l2.
The Long Island Bank has declared semi al
nua dividend Of q The Newark ssvngs insutu
ton y ocni....The Greenwich Insurance Co = cent
The Auburn and Syracuse Rsilrosd Coz = The
Treasurer Of the Hudson River Railroad has given notice
that the annual payment Of interest on the bonds Of The
Company will be made At is Office on ls' Feo
The General Banking Law OF New Jersey re-
ported bv Joint COMMITTEE which now under consider
the Senate provides tho, Association may form
Bank and that the Treasurer Of the State shall furnish cir
cuauog notes on pledge Of New Jersey Maine Massa-
chu,etts New.York Connection. Vermont, ONO Ken.
ucky PENNSYLVANIA OF Government Stocks The Stocks 70
made equal per Stocks and the circulation de
hve,ed dollar for dollar The security may also consist OF
Bonds and Mortgages productive unncumbered laods
worth double the amount Of the mortgage. No Bank 10
have less than $4,000 Capital The remaining supulaons
o tho much the ~ hose OF the act IN ms Stale
A General Banking Law has also been introduced
INTO the Senate Of Pennsylvania This law requires the de-
posie with the Auditor General ofGovernmen or Pennsy
vanIs Stocks ourhs said Stock bear interest Of al
per per and not TO be taken above It's par
One quarter per cent semi annually on these Stocks
retained by the State for the eXnguishmen Of the Put
lie Debt The Of circulating notes issued rot 10 eN
coed ourhfths of the amount OF securities Capital not to
be less than $4,000 No personal liability involved The
other Of the act refer TO the unmPoriani details
At Philadelphia the Money market is not So
tghi The demand for money has fallen of The Bsnks
are iscounng literally The street rate good paper
sac per cent
The Message of the Governor q Wisconsin OF
poses the formation Of Banks whether under general
speca laws
The gross receipts Of the Connecticut River
Railroad for the year l8i9 s92072 Of which sl0s@
were from passengers s79sls from merchandise $3.50
from mails aud ., go from the EXPIRE"
The Galena and Chicago Railroad is now com
pleted and doing business to the junction Of the 81
Charles branch road within u miles to that place and it
expected will finished Elgn about the last Of THE
month 1t will then be % miles in length When completed
10 Elgn the business must increase in rapid rslo-so
much that thought the receipts alone will complete
the road its western terminus, Galena The total re-
eepts since March last amount to sls,oo4
The foreign exports from Charleston, : {. ior
The wear ls4o were TO the value Of slo3iS77 of which
81 rs 800 were transported in American and sS65ls IN
foreign bottoms The items making up the aggregate
amount were az follows Cotton, sse77, l's Rice sLlS
sla; Rough do ss99e9s Ntva Stores, sSihs' Lumber.
xi6 5a8 miscellaneous articles. S286A The value OF NE
coaswise exports for the yesr was S549AoN
The Boston. Concord and Montreal Railroad was
opened a, Plymouth n H. distance Of hily miles from
Concord, on Friday last
The Bank Of Tennessee. IN tho opinion OF the Al
toey General Of that State communicated to the Legs
.ure has been withou,s Board Of Directors since tho
! OF January last
The last Legislature Of Connecticut passed. al
act limiting the forfeiture usuy, the usury b.
self including legal but leaving the principal as r
volahle The law Of Rhode Island limits the forfeiture Il
Tho excess only over legal interest
Ii is stated that $4,000 shares. amounting to
$4,000 have been subscribed TO the Pittsburgh and Ere
Rsihcsd and $4,000 paid in.
The Annual Report of the Little Miami Railroal
Company shows an encouraging increase Of business
ls4Q lsiS
Passengers. .slStsl7 IS sHlS2 q
Freight ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l&O6l ~ IZs4o q
L. ; Mail ............-....''''' @Np W ',9l- D
Total SS2 SOS 8! s!sooss 6
Excess in ists, il,Sli "a, equal to IS per cent
The Sa'ca Obserr6r states that at the Naum
keag Cotton Mills the aggregate amount OF goods msnuisc
tured in iS9 was 1884 o. yards The mills have used
1879 bales cotton. The siOCk o Couon now on haha
consist. Of S bales all OF which purchased previous
to he recent advance the pnce THIS is expected TO be
sufficient TO Keep the mills opeI IN next August
The alteration ia the British Navigation Laws
has already been felt In Lake and Canal navigation
The Osreqo Ttnss SAYS
The imports Of Canadian Flour IN lsis were only Sc
barrels and OF Wheat only 60o00 bushels While IN
1919 the impoftsnons OF Flour reach 1858 barrels
and OF Wheat 632 $50 bushels We are unable e.
make the distinction between the bonded and duty pay
my imports OF the former however Is nearly ali The
Flour Ashes Peas and Beans and more than hall OF the
Wheat; Of the latter the Lumber which VIII be seen
forms an important item The duties paid Canadian
norris al this Port lsi9 500 50 81 and The
collected Ut he Cuson-fiOUse IN Now-foik OF Oswegc
account will reach and think exceed, SrOco. The
amount of tolls PAID the Stale Canadian imports and
exports IN lS49 is s20oc0 This entire arising
from the Canadian trade In lSis may Re stated thus
Duties raid the United states S-Srle44 ;
Toll, psid the State III New orb. l.s0 q
Total. .S405i. -
The value Of Canadian imports In ls9 Is s-24447 Th-
value OF Canadian exports in lsfS WAS s. o6o FROM this
date the total OF the Canadian trade IN si9 be
umsied at millions and tho total value Of tbs LAKE
ifsde through Oswego al twenty Millions
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