New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29

Strengthen themselves until the shipments OF cSsa
receive q dec,ded check Loans on call ARE e0sV
cent. Paper .as for frsicl.ss shor, 9aio for loag
dates.
The Steamer Of Wednesday has about
$4,000 Of gold engaged. The leading Ssi.
drawer does not ship anything. The decline 4, Ex-
change may reduce the above amount. OF It may un.
expec,edly be largely increased Al the las, momeas
There Is no steamer nes, saturday which Will tesa
10 increase the rem,,ances on "Wednesday.
The specie brokers expect almost mil
hon nom the Mn, the next week. The amount
OF gold deposits thus far July. al the MINT. reach
three million one hundred thousand dollars which
Is rather more than has been reported As si'as here.
including the estimates of the amounts IN the hands
ofpsSSensers.
The Mechanics Bank, OF Newark, has
declared a sem annual dividend OF per cent. TIE
Great Falls Manufacturing Comp any per cent
The amount received for tolls on all the
New.York state Canals duuug the third week n
july, slOlJN o.
same period N lsSo....-..-.'-----.--- l9'ls y
Increase IN lsSl---------------.------ S.o'orO W
The aggregate amount received FOR tolls. fron tAe
commencement OF navigation to the ssd OF July IN
elusive. lSysSol -
same period "a is90.--------------.-- hloiH ~
Increase N le5l.---.-.---...---.---.- $2otfS -
The subscriptions to the stock OF the
Central Bank OF Mlddlo;own. Conn, reach $4,000
n W. Thomas, Esq, of the City of Cha
cmnat acting Tor and on behalf OF the Trustees OF
the Water Works of that city, has negotiated with
MesSrs. Winslow Lanler & Co, portion Of the
100000 City Loan authorized by recent act OF the
Legislature of oho for the purpose OF raising means
~ tA.f,,t ~
rapid increase OF population making 1t Necessary
The City OF Cincinnati issues her bonds IN sums "
tlOO each. bearing y cent interest, the princlpsa
rcdeemablc IN New. Nork IN the year 1900, with eou-
pons pay;lhc hall yearly ai the Bank OF America II
this City No ciIy IN the great West has increased
in wealth and population 80 rapidly and steadily -
the city OF Cincinnati No one gives such evidence
OF continued prosperity
In $40 her population round numbers AZ ~
In 1880 her population was IN round numbers iisoos
The gross revenues of the cl'y from all sources fG
lSSo .;, oso sss =
The entire debt Of the city mot includ
ing this loan OF 800 1000 ls--...--- l,sio,c" -
This embraces 100000 of debt created for the Wa
ter Works, and some SiOo,0O0 Of City bonds loaned
the Little Miami Railroad and other Companies.
which amply secured to the city, the annual Iu.e
rest which is paid by those corporations The
city owns IN her own right real and other propertyn IN
the city which cost $3O39 500 o. but fact wath
n much larger Sum-yiz
Market houses and public buildings a. cs-
timated BY last years revenues. go SoJo,6iS "
Is valuable lots in the city, on each OF
which is eIected houses occupied a.
free schools. s..... I390yy -
Fire Department property ....... lS9,,sy -
CITY property, miscellaneous 3et,sB -
city Wafer Works at cost.-.....--.-.. So0,op -
other cornor,,ions ...'. ca. .os5 -
Debts due the tny--.------------------- %l,sS "
nln SlA Al
For the year ending 3st December, 1850, the rev
enueS arising from the Water Works paid the intet
est on It's debt of 500 OoO and all other expenses.
with net surplus OF $li,529 O2 The object Of the
loan is to provide means to make another reservoir
10 supply parts of the city recently built that cannot
now be supplied The revenue arising from which.
when completed 1t is expected will more than pay
the interest on its cost.
We extract the foregoing facts from official docu-
ments In our possession They show the financial
affairs OF that city to be in wholesome condition.
We would think the bonds desirable investment.
Not only the City and It's revenues are pledged foe
their redemption, but the law under which the loan
is made specifically pledges the water works and us
revenues to the same purpose
The property owned by the city is worth nearly
double the amount Of her entire debt.
During the suspension OF specie payments by the
banks some years since, when many Of the states
failed meet the interest their obligations, the
city OF Cincinnati purchased specie AT cost of is 10
IS per cent, and sent here to pay the interest on
her debt
Markets. .CAREFuLLY PREPARED FOR rHE TRIBUNE
MONDAY, July1
ASIIEs-The market Is very quiet sales of IS bol. al
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