New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-03

Showing nominal balance of net earnings OF the
present year of S92,4l2 81.
The Tolls on the Illinois and Michigan Cana
during the season of navigation were sl26, l35
against Sllss75 last year, and $4,000 the year
before
The Detroit Free Press of the 2lst says that it
is gratiGed in being able to assure its readers,
upon reliable authority, that there is every reason
to believe that the Great Western Railroad from
Niagara River to Detroit River will speedily be
completed. A meeting OF the directors oil that
Road and the Michigan Central was held at Nj
neara last week, when this was determined upon.
A contract has been made by the Rochester, Lock
mort and Niagara Falls Railroad for building by
tho present owners of the bridge, suspension
bridge of sufficient capacity for railroad purposes,
10 be completed in eighteen months.
The Old Colony Railroad will not pay a divi-
dend for the last six months. The following
statement in regard to its affairs is from an official
source:
The accounts Of the Road made up TO Dec. are sub
etaDtiay as follows
Receipts for passengers including mails s9l2l9
rents :..........'.....'......'''''''' S,3SI
sundrles.. ..''''.'s's'''.'s''''''''' W.
To %g s,s5s., s q SSS5s
rents 10 South Shore and Dor
chester and Milton Roads. 1862
General expenses, Including renewals of ,,. 80, 80.
iron ........ ....,''s.''''.'''''' loo'l4o-SHoooo
Ne, earnings .............................s8i,SO0
Equal to 81 50 per share OF 500 each lSOCO shares.
The amount Of Coal transported on the Reading
Road in December, was about 10000 tuns, or
nearly double the amount IN the same month last
year.
The ROnse's Point Beacon states that the " Ice
Track" Of the Vermont Central and Ogdensburg
Railroads will join extremities on Lake Cham
plain in few days. From this We infer that
means have been devised for temporary transpor-
tation Of freight across the ice. Stages run to
Plattsburg, in connection with the Ogdensburg,
from Rouse's Point.
Subscriptions to the amount of $4,000 have
been raised in Troy toward the organization OF a
new bank in that city.
The Massachusetts Bank Abstract has been
Published from the official returns Of the Secreta-
~ Of the Commonwealth. 1t shows the condi'
tion Of l26 Banks on the first Saturday OF Sep
TENDER, as follows:
The following is the aggregate of 29 Banks OF
Boston and the 81 Banks out 0. Boston-total, 1876
Banks
Capita Stock pad Soo5%ouoo W
Bills in circulation Ot I'VE collars AMI up ...,-. ~,
A1r1t11 ~
Bis lp Circulation ess Than i've dollars 3e0B73 3
Nst rrofts on hand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1853 -
s ssiaptS. due c' 10 osbsr Banks ss99l $
CAsh deposited including al sums y hsisoeyef
due rom he Banks not bearing interest Us
,o sis, gsbs ......-..... H. NON 50
Casn depOsl'ed, bearing Interest NIt %
Tosl Sra0unt due fron hs Banks ......... 78177 a
q kEsorECts % Iht eANKt
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