New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13

and a similar sum will be reserved annually until
the entire liquidation of the debt The Company
will also have the proceeds Of the old rails, valued
At from eos, 900 to $4,000, applicable TO the pay
ment Of the debt or any other purpose which may
be most ad Yantageous to its interests. The Presl
dent of the Company, Isaac Scott, Esq. Of Macon,
is confident the net earnings Of the Company will
enable it to declare dividend of = cent July
next on both the old and new shares.
At Boston there is no change in money. The
supply is abundant and the rates have down
ward tendency.
Ground was broken on the Troy and Greenfield
in North Adams, Mass, on the sth inst.
The Report of the Directors Of the Troy and
Boston Railroad gives favorable account Of the
conditions of that enterprise.
The Bankers Magazine cantains the following
table giving statistics of the Bank Of Massachu
sets. compiled from the annual Bank returns;
COMPARATIVE VIEW or THE MASSACHUSETTS BANKS
Liabihfies
Sept 1871. sept 1919 Sept 1919. Sept 1854
Cariia nd in S3IlI5l50 S319500O S363O0l SS69l5050
Do under s. af76s4o ASSESS 26s6l 3o2s75
NS hand 8'o ....... 995ao s757 aolles6 4s76So
Deposits ......lo95555 8,osig7e gs75,s7 1l,l75sZ7
Df Htsfe:i O earn. 7s475 f7oGs 74sH5 4loa5
.s7I1O264z S62567 100 $685. $50 S707Z7'7'
SsP5 85 SEPT ss, 5sa SEPT sg5 la;a
Real Real estate tate. ft6s95o iO75ns llS62 9aa25
Nf BssIs =, o' scsoas5 2laos7s 9nsgi a75ss
Do out OF State 232698 20G,2i0 32l,07 5j@6l3
Due rom Banks 557l,24O 9,i6J,o5 4i72959 5,S550S3
26O94o 55,llO,lo2 56,599SlO 6S5J9VA
n rNaEfg M
Milton Bank O., ,e
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.S7IIC26f7 Ss2567loO $68s85 400 s757z7s78
The total capital of the lO2 country Banks, out
Of Boston, was, December 1850, sl6,3550OO
AS compared with the year previous, the Boston
Banks exhibit an increase as follows
Liabilities Resources.
$4,000 Gold silver AMI other ,o
Pro6i. Undivided . i.6eOoO Notes of other BIS. 5ooo
Due TO Bspks...... l,sSotoo Loans elS5o0
Individual Deposits 10000 Deposits IN other Bis 8o5olO
Although the capital has increased nearly five
millions from September, ls47, to September,
1885, yet the circulation and coin are somewhat
less.
The total capital Of tie 80 Boston Banks, January ls5l
Addss the Capital Of the oi country Bank: " 655cO
Makes the total Bank Capital of the State Janu- 900
sry l. 1850 S38Oo5OOO
At Philadelphia, money continues IN abundant
supply at easy rates; for first class paper, 607 y
cent and second class 0l0
That portion of the Toledo and Newark Road
between Toledo and Fremont has been put under
contract to be finished within year
The Bevidere and Delaware Road will be open
ed about the 10th instant
The hallway from. G-aonviue. Darke County, to
Winchester, Indiana, is all under contract Tor
grading and masonry.
That portion of the Bellefontaine and Indiana
Railway which lies in Darke County is advertised
to be let on the 2lst inst
A bill is before the Legislature, so to amend
the charter of the Cincinnati and Belpre Railway
Company, as to allow them to take any direction
west of Greenfield and to cross the little Miami
where they choose
The Railway from Newark north, by Mt. Yer
non to sandusky City, was to be opened for travel
on the 18th inst.
The amount Of Pennsylvania State Stock pur-
chased under the Sinking Fund arrangement, in
the years 1s49 and 1850, was s459,I22
The Governor of Illinois, in his message to the
Legislature, says that the public debt amounts to
sl5627 800. The unsold canal lands are estima-
ted to be worth 100000. Indiana has liquida
ted, as we learn by the message of the Governor,
in principal and interest, by taxation alone, the
sum of 81 529 l56, and has paid interest on its for
eign debt including the January interest 1881, the
sum of $3.50, 269, making total Of s3,26s, 425, or
over S36OOO0 year in addition to the ordinary
expenses of the State. By the year 1852 with
improvements in the revenue system and other
favorable causes it is estimated that the Treasu-
ry will be able within that year to appropriate
the sum of 100000 TO the payment of the princi.
| pal of the foreign debt. The expenditures Of the
ensuing year, exclusive of the expenses Of the
| Convention, are estimated at $4,000. The total
value of taxable property is sl37 1855.
The PotscHe Miners Journal states that an
application is about being made to the Legisla'
ture Of Pennsyl ania, for charter of a new Rail
road from that place to the City of Philadelphia.
This new road it is estimated can be built and
equipped for about S7,OOO,0OO, which amount,
compared to the cost Of the Reading, will enable
them to realize good dividends to the stockhold.
ers The new road it is said, will be able to
bring coal to Philadelphia at 81 t. tun- The pro-
iect at present is locate the road on the oppO-
site side of the Schuylkill, connecting II with the
Norristown Railroad A grant of two millions of
acres OF the pubic lands WILL be applied Tor IN AID
| of the projected Improvement. New avenues of
communication are promotive of trade and con-
sumers receive the benefit of an increased com
petition.
The Cleveland Herald gives the annexed infor
nation in regard to the progress of railroads in
that vicinity
The work upon the Cleveland, Columbus and
I Cincinnati road advances finely There is suti-
Gent iron here to complete the track 70 Columbus