New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13


The transfers OF Stock a. Washington &c l0F- !
eign account last week were s77oc0.
The Boston Money market remains easy. The
Journal says the demand for capital above legal
interest is growing less every day, ard the Banks
furnish fair supply to their customers. The ar
rivals Of California gold have r wonderful effect
in giving confidence 20 the community.
The stockholders Of the Bank Of Commerce,
Boston voted to apply to the next Legislature 'or
liberty to increase the capital stock $4,000 in
addition to their present capital Of $4,000.
The Boston Courier says There is daily IN
quiry for shares in the Edgeworth Land Compa
ny, and although it is generally considered TO be
fancy stock in consequence OF its constant hacto-
ations and the insignificant price paid for it. yet
many of the orders for purchasing it are received
from capitalists and men of substance, whose
memories are impressed with the fortunes which
have been made within ten or fifteen years past,
by investors in the land companies Of Winnisim-
met and East Boston
The Committee OH Currency and Banking of
the Indiana Constitutional Convention have made
five several and distinct reports. The first goes
for a General Banking Law, based on stock secu-
rity and individual liability amount equal to
their stock The second report is for authorizing
the Legislature to charter a State Bank and
Branches, in which the State is to have no inter
est The third report has but single section,
providing that after the present Bank Charter,
the State shall not be stakeholder in any BanE.
The fourth proposes to submit to the people the
question Of Banks or no Banks, and If the people
say Banks, then that General Banking Law or
H. olra Gt,otr mill
the people ratify such act by popular vote. The
fifth and last report provides that there shall be
no Banks in the State but a State Bank ana
Branches, with capital OF three mllIlons-the
State not to be stockholder, bat to have a super
visory control over tie Bank and be bound for the
ultimate redemption Of its bls-and this act IS
also to be approved by popular Yote-bonus OF
half of one q cent. to be paid annually for Com
mon Schoos-thc Branches to be mutually bound
stockholders individually liable to amount OF
their Stock and the reclarter of the present State
Sank forbidden
1t appears from the Annual Message of Gov.
Helm Of Kentucky, that the receipts into the
Treasury of that State during the past year have
R Balance on hand ls October 1909 s.
Making. .e5l9,dn "a
t ocioSeT ESQ., from 'V oV''D , Y 52275i "a
Balance Treasury. s5o,557 Oh
This sum includes not only the ordinary Reeve
nue. and Sinking fund account, but the eXtraord
nary receipts for paying the expenses Of the Con
vention.
For the year 1850, ii estimated by the Second
Auditor, that The receipts from all sources VIII
iGj62 20
While the expenditures, including The sum pay
,t,'C 5rlf, Efr tnYs So npl MIR,
poses, &c VIII bc'''''.'' f7'ooo %
Supposed balance in the Treasury on The
10Th October 1851 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000 OIL
The fiscal year Of the Sinking Fund runs from
January to January; the interest on the Public
Debt being payable Cd the first days OF January
and July of each year.
The receipts of the Sinking Fund, beginning Isl
January, 1856, and ending 3Isl December, lu-
Guiding the balance on hand III The close 0l Tue
wear l849 the revenue transferred and 10 be
transferred by the Second Auditor TO the credit
of the Sinking Fund, the dividends due by the
Banks and the probable receipts from other a., go .
sourcee, viii amount TO about tie sum Of Slii, i5 "a
| The total amount of disbursements for lIie same
time, including the expenses OF repair on lhe
MYERS, payment of the interest on The due
10 ndviduas and Oh the School Fund, aud
other expenses will amount 10 abon..... 3O58S8 ~
Balance to HE credit OF Sinking Fund -, s79225 IS
The following is the debt OF the State:
There is due, oftte Public Debt, The sum On
vi DUhub USuilnS u Gei' inter
ebl there viii itll due III hiecn
years the sum of............., %<,Oo0 no
IN 6 years. the sam of. .......... lt0OOO 10
| In q years. the sum Of .....,.., l62,UO Q0
10 IS years the sum of....,.,.... 100000 90
TOTAL amt of ~ CT, bonds $4,000 90
or bonds bearing 70 cent. there
viii fun due IN 70 years The
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i,&oOcV0 W
In 20 years the sum of..,....... 1880 90
In p and % years the SUN off,. l.739,000 90
In "A years, The sum of..,..,.... 10000 Go
In "a and 20 years redeemabc
ib" SINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000 90
The Craddock Fund. { ~ cent. t,o92 vi
Total amount Of { " cent
bonds to fall dae. 3uDlOJ% 5l
I
Total amount OF Public Debt due to ndVidu-
ais and corporations, other than the Comnns-
sopers Of The School Fund .276T 81