New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-11

ona. showing within Attraction 50 y cent increase
The business Of this Road is rapidly increasing,
and as the country is developed and the new
connecting roads are completed the traffic must be
enormous. The freight business along the line OF
the road is already larger than the Company have
the equipage to perform. Morris was better to-
day, but was weak at the close.
In Exchanges there is no movement of import
ance but the rates are steady. Sterling, 10 0lOl
Francs, 5.l505lO. The supply Of bills is mode
rate, and the demand limited.
The demand for Money is considerable, but the
supply is more than sufficient. On call, large
amounts of money can be borrowed at very low
rates-404. y cent-but the usual rate is sac
y cent The brokers find it difficult to employ
their balances on interest. Paper goes freely al
previous rates. and the quality on the market is
moderate OF first class.
In Freights there is but little offering, but at
the close there was more frmness. Engagements
for 5000 bbls Flour at s09d 400 bales Cotton,
Id Bacon, 10 al2s; Cheese 15al7s cd, for Ii
verpool. To London and the Continent there IS
no change in the rates, with little offering. To
California a fair business is doing
The New-Jersey Railroad and Transportation
Company have declared a semannual dividend
Of p cent The Institution for the Savings Of
Merchants Clerks has declared the usual divi-'
dend, payable on the goth inst. The Greenwich
Savings Bank the usual dividend, payable the
goth inst
At Boston the Stock market is active and buoy
ant Manufacturing Stocks are held more strong
ly but the sales are limited
1t is stated that the agent sent to England for
the purpose writes by the last steamer that he
has succeeded in obtaining guarantee from the
British Governmel for the funds required for the
construction of the European and North American
Railroad.
The receipts Of the Ogdensburg Railroad for
the month Of December were Sl6,53l 49, The
warehouse at Rouse's Point became so complete
ly filed with freight by the Goth, that the Compa
nv were obliged to discontinue its transportation
until the completion of the Vermont and Canada
enabled them to send forward the accumulation.
On this account the receipts have been greatly di
minished, the bulk Of the above amount-viz:
s12,65S-having been taken in the first two weeks.
We have not learned whether freight has yet
been carried across the Lake, although the Yer
mont and Canada is now at the shore.
The revenue of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road for the month of December has been as fol
lows;
Main eesSSssngsr'. For sd sIssg 81
Washington Branch .......... 1880 Y 6,o89 80
Total. .$b,96s Sc sIOl,g77 a
Making an aggregate of Sl24,590 60 on the Main
Stem. and s26,35O 20 on the Washington Branch
the total being sl5O,94O 80. The above, COM
pared with the corresponding month of last year,
shows an increase of ss,62l Is, being s6,35O AZ
on the Main Stem, and s2,27O 10 on the Wash
ington Branch.
A new Bank is to be established in Troy, called
the Union Bank Of Troy. Joel Malay, Esq is
President and John Kerr, ESQ. Cashier. The Capt.
tai Stock $3.50, coos all subscribed.
A meeting in behalf of the Syracuse and BiRg-
hamton Railroad was held at Syracuse on the
23d ult The report formerly submitted by the
Committee appointed at previous meeting was
ordered to be reprinted. 1t recommends the I'M
mediate building of the road, and states that its
cost will not exceed, for everything complete, the
sum of 10000 per mile-the length Of the road
being 10 miles.
A meeting was to be held at Utica on Saturday
evening last to consider the projection Railroad
hamton-
The Report of the State Treasurer of Pennsyl.
vania saws THE means Of the Treasury during
the financial year which closed on the 3Oth OF No
vember last were sufficient to discharge all legal
demands upon it. The amount of revenue from
all sources during said period was s4,43s, l3l 81,
to which is to be added the balance in the Treasury
on the 30th of November ls49, to wit S926,207 "a,
LESS SAL O32 of deprecated paper) making togeth-
err the available sum of S5,323, 3O6 IS. The amount
ofexpendtures to all OBJ ects including the interest
ON the public debt was s4,569,O73 o. leaving an
available balance in the Treasury on the 3Oth No
vember, $780, of s754,252 81"
The following is an estimate of the revenue an
expenditures for the fiscal year ending November
80, 1851;
Revenue from all sources 90
Expenditures 4<'oooo w
TOTAL ..,................ $50 500 90
To which add balance Ia Treasury the SOth
November, l0oo ..s''...''...'''''''''' '0f<D< 81
Estimated balance in Treasury 3OIh November 900. o, o.
Soo'"o< Of
A Bank meeting was held at Chicago on the
Goth December, at which resolutions were passed
asking the Legislature to pass general Banking
! Law.
The Finance Committee of North-Carolina
have submitted a report to the House Of Com
mons, showing the liabilities of the State and the
resources under the existing revenue laws. We
copy from the report the following result;
Tie liabilities for 1881 smoun to-. .......SI7oS%S Il
| Deduct receipts al Treasury, according 10 pre-
sent Revenue Laws ...........s.......s.. l4Sn< W
Defci; be provided for ls5l........... S@4ol Is
The liabilities for 1852 amount TO SS u
Add interest on PSI 70 the deficit for 1851 loo 20
Deduct receipts above l%os'< {"
Whole amount Of deficit for lS52........ S7445o Is
The Committee also introduceda Revenue Bill,