New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31

good securities TO pledge Auo A~sN. -
however. are for the moment little higher
The receipts at the Sab Treasury are Sl%''i'e'
payments, s7O,9Ol. Balance, s4,la4sSs'
The rumor of a revival of the project to Oaiia
Railroad from Schenectady to Catskill has taAen
form and the stock for the road million oil uo''
lar. has been subscribed by Mr. George schuyler
pnder & charter which has been owned oy MI .
for n number Of years past. The 10 Z cent nc,
ouired BY the law has been paid up n n"o u
heats 70 run from Catskill to New oFA' iol1S
mart Of the plan, and the motive of the movement
i N make a line from New-YOrk nortn"eruiy,
connecting with the Saratoga and schenec'aoy
Road. the Saratoga and Washington Road and
the Whitehall and Rutland Road, and so on %
Csnads-thus forming competing road with tue
Rutland and Troy, the Greenoush ana huuSOu
River Roads The Cstskill Road will depend
mon this through traffic for its income, as there IS
little or no business on the line OF the Road.
The Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company has
declared dividend of 40 y cent on the net earned
premiums OF the Company for the year lSoO' 10,
which certificates will be issued on the atm OF
February next Interest al the rate OF b y cent
sill be paid on the same day on the outstanding
certificates. The certificates OF lsfS and 1917
and 60 q cent of those Of 1850, will be redeemed
in cash on the 4th Of February, when the interest
thereon will cease.
The Astor Mutual Insurance Company has de
clsred dividend of 25 = cent. on the earned pre-
MUM Of the Company, from the I'd OF April I849'
the day Of the commencement OF their business 70
the slst of December last for which certificates
will be issued on the 10th of February next.
The Mechanics Bank, Newark, N. J. has de-
olared a semi annual dividend OF , v cent.
Mr. J. Fisk has resigned the Cashership OF
the American Exchange Bank on account OF Ill
health. and Mr. David Hoadley has been appoint
ed TO fill the vacancy Mr.. Fisk has filed the
animation of Cashier of that Institution I'VE be-
lieve since its formation with signal ability.
After his recovery he will probably take charge
Of new Bank, which will be established for him
bv his numerous friends. Mr.. Fisk has been tor
some time absent on a tour in the West indies
The Trustees of the Greenwich Savings Bank
made their Annual Report to the Common Coun'
Gil Tuesday evening. From 1855 depositors, the
sum of s629,375 50 has been received The sum
Of s337,l34 76 has been drawn by AGO deposit.
ors. The funds Of this institution, which are ia
vested in various ways, amount to 81 ,39l,OO5 10.
The report was ordered on file and to be printed.
We annex a condensed statement of the affairs
Of the Fitchburg Railroad Company
EaInines 81: la 1905 as
Total s55le 5eI IS
Expenses and interest," ~o''f 10
Balance s' 3 a5i IS IS
Balance. s3027SS Is
Dividend per No6OO W
surpus to cover contingent fund ....... $15953 25
Coming gent fund last oooOo %
Total S8t5it 81
Paid for Okla "
Amount OF contingent fund s76.S2e So
Increase Of income last year s5a,2is 10
| Or about II per cent
The arrangement under which the Connecticut
River Railroad Company have resumed the run
ming of the Ashuelot road under their ten year
lease is this The Ashueot Co. guarantees that
they shall not be vexatiously INSTRUCTED in running
over the 200 rods of their road, which is situated
in Vermont, and which was wholly made upon
their own land and purchased without the aid OF
charter.
The cost of the Road was 1855, 2s2 SO, and the
| Company owe about 100000.
The Stock Market at Boston continues to be
very active, and the Money Market without
chsnge.
The ST. Louis Republican says Tho Com
mittee on Banks and Corporations, in the Senate
have authorized their chairman, Mr.. Crow, to re.
port in favor of the sale of the stock of the State
in the b nk of Missouri, and that bill has been
reported for this purpose. 1t is understood that
this bill provides for the sale Of the present in
terest of the State in the Bank and the with
drawal Of the Common School and other funds
from it, Additional subscriptions making the
entire individual capital s2,5OO,O0O, authorized
to be made, for which purpose, books are here
after to be opened 100000 are to be reserved
for the use of the State and the charter is to be
extended for twenty years When the individual
stock is subscribed, the management of the Bank
is to pass into their hands-the Governor wisely
arguing that they will be better able to take care
of their own funds than directors who are elected
by the State, and who have no direct interes! in
the welfare of the B ank."
Markets.. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE
THURSDAY, Jan. 80, 1850.
ASHES-The market without change Sales Of Is bbs
al 5 62i as IS for Pots, and 62i for Pearls.
CoTTON-Continues very dul with downward ten
FLOUR AND MEAL-There is q better feeling in the
market Western and State Flour without any change
Of moment New-Orleans s plenty, AID is easier TIE
demand less active for the East and City trade. The
cold weather has given rmness TO the market tor
estern Canal Flour The receipts OF Canadian fair
by Railroad and hear of sales OF 5l8 bb al the Rail
road Depot IS which is lower The sales Of Domestic
reach 500 bbls at 57sGi Sc for No superhne; e99
rs for 10 strait State; 1904 S74 for New
Orleans 81 IA "a for mixed 10 strait brands OF Michigan
and Indiana and S5d5 % for pure Gsnesee southern 10
rather hmer with fair demand. Sales Of 400 bols al
81 94d5 l2t for mixed TO good strait brands, and 25
as 81 for Fancy Rye Flour IS scarce sales Of 50 bbs
PennsylvaDis, TO arrive, al az Corn Meal Is steady
Of lcO bbls Jersey 81 o. and Brandywue Is held
at 25
GRAIN-The demand for Wheat Is very limited, and
there but little pressing on The market; prices
cutie nominal Corn plenty and the market Is better
lnslala Sonihern NelloY SIC. and