New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-06

bar uetiep afthe aDIrY OF the oiDb 70 p4F
Ouss TN " Whit time. af'er g'vias no,ic; thar
notes are protested and lodged ~ Yonr hands, il
the Banker be allowed 10 p's the same aud, " pili
within The tine, would he BE- liable ~ ai'e MS
Banking business in,erfefsd with Dy AM leSi trol'
nal for the sIoge Of having had MS noes pro-
tested :"
Ans Tn The s6.h session provides tia. the Aui'-
tor SHAH Immediately AFTER the Bank mas oeea no'-
fed 10 raw any note that MAJ nave oeen p-otes'el'
procee u opt measuTest0 pay the t4lii les D 'e
Bank AMI pTohi1; the officers from having ANY
power 10 transact business ,..,,
Quss etA - Is It necessary fof an lollVnnh
Banker To file certificate, such as Is required oy
secnon of TIE Act l"
Ans e;h. Il is ..,
'Indvidutl Banker read
, Ans on TIE same as those OF Asso 'iitioas.
VERY respectfully. yols ooed't servant
THOs H. CAMPBELL, Auf'or
The Stocks which are received under the Law a.
security are United States, New-York, Ohio, Ken
tuckv. Virginia and Illinois. The Auditor can only
issue circulating notes at par these six y cent.
Stocks, and an amount on TIE Illinois Stocks equal
to 90 cent less than the average price for the pre-
vious Air months in New-Yo.k These sound Stocks
are qloisd as follows:
United States Six = Cen.s-preselt price--------ll6
New-York Six b Cents ---lio
ONO SIX ID Cents -
Kentucky Six D Cents
Virginia Six y Cents ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The total income of the Connecticut
River Railroad for 1851 was $2l56i2. Of which for
passengers sll9,79l, fregh. ss3,7l5, smals sad
expresses sl2,l36. Erpeuses-opsrating road,
sIO3,ll4; miscellaneous :7,757; interest, sl3'S'5
rent rof Ashueloi road, $50 OC0 total, sl5i7is. Net
income s6O,s9s, gu; of which comes p cent on'ne
pyeteued stock, s24 Co., which leaves s3i 993. Add
TO las, amount net earnings for January, 1872, as
safely estimated and there is s9s5Os profits on hand
,h,s fha . cont lyf1
old stock, and now pay able, takes all but SELLS
which remains cash on hand.
]. W. Baldwin, President Of the Faneuii
Hall Bank Boston, has been chosen treasurer OF the
Rutland and Washington Railroad.
In relation to the Philadelphia Money
market The North American says:
There has been a great demand to-day ior class
paper and Frontst commission houses have oeen
besieged by note brokers to obtain n-rate 10 y
cent. Some produce paper sold at g. cent. me ne
banks have passed the first OF the moh.n tue o'a.e
interest is provided for and as they ind tne vdus
well stored with gold, evidently disposed 10 ex
tend their lines OF discounts.
The following are the receipts at the ONCE
of the Collector of the Philadelphia and Columbia
Railway, for the month of January
Amount per last report o92 ~
Do month ending Jan 81, ls52----------- 1889 81
Whole amount since Nov. 30, ls5l-------s3l'3gS rs
Same tine last year ---------------- -l,Io2 -
Increase -.-.--..- $5,2o3 81
The Baltimore and Susluehanna Railroad
Company have published their annual report, setting
forth the state of the road and its finances for the
year ending Goth Sep, 1851. The earnings for the
year are $349S;4 IS, being an increase over those
of the preceding year s65,27s O6.
During the past fiscal year there were Transported
over the Baltimore and Susquenanna htilfOau,O Dc
tween Baltimore and York, 1920 passengers am
223 s63 tuns OF freight. On the WughtsNlle, l oTh
and Geitysburg Railroad during tne same potiDi,
there were transported % 0S9 passengers, ana o5J'2
tuns of freight, and on the YORK ana Cunoerlshu
Railroad Is 1873 passengers and 10 l32 tuns Oh ffeiB
were transported during the seven noh'hs, TO tne
30ih Sept 1851. the length OF time tor when thls
Company bad then been working that road Inc
net receipts OF the Company for tue past year were
$l4i,90 80, being from net transportation, STU
073 S. and from other sources, S23 92s 49, mere
has been paid TO the Treasurer OF the state during
the COmpany's fiscal year. S7l 4df 80, aud during
the States fiscal We ar $S4 6g2 o. which Latter sum
was in full for the currest interest due the state
on the LIST Oct The balance Of the net receipts
after the payment TO the State of the sum before
mentioned vas expended for Improvements of
permanent character, and ia increasing the stock
on the road
The Philadelphia Ledger opens its bat
teries upon the Free Banking Law, which is before
the Legislature Of that State. II has fred nothing
but blank cartridges as yet.
The report of Mr.. Auditor Woods, of
OHIO, gives very catering repor, of the condition
Of the finances of that State The receipts into the
Treasury for the fiscal year ending November IS
1851, 50 S73 CSC, excluding fractions, which ex
eds the estimate III the SUN OF $l20,Oo' Tne dis
busements during the year were 1890 800, leaving
balance in the Treasury of 1912 699. The follow
NE table shows the value OF the taxable property, ex
elusive OF Bank stock for the last three years