New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-31

The bonds an3 mortgages et ID 70 be founded on
property in Erie County at valuation Of thirty dollars
an acre which WIS sold by the Farmers Trust c1mpa
nv nt ur Gollars and hslf the acre and the title Of
/ which is diiputed.
The North River Bank has declared dvl-
dend Of y cent The Morris and Essex Railroad Co
- p cent The Newark o. j. Banking and Insurance
Co. 5 T. cent. Tie New-Jersey Insurance Company
Is p cent The Newark Mutual Assurance Co at
the rate of G p cent p annum. The Newark Gas Co.
- cent The Newark Plank Road ard Ferry Co
p cent The Chesapeake Bank of Baltimore p cent
The New Bedford and Teun,on Railroad 81 2 cent
The Manchester and Lawrence Railroad 81 y cent
The Boston end Lowell Railroad T. cent The New
Haven Bank Al cent City Bank of New Haven =
cent New. Haven Gas Light Co. 81 on each share,
equal to q cent, payable on the let Of JAM Bridge
port Bank semi ANIMAL dividend Of y cent. Con
nectcut Bank, one of p cent, payable On and after
the 1t of January next. Citizens Bank OF Baltimore
semi annual dividend Off r. cent, payable jan D.
There is quite large business doing in
Railroad Bonds private sale for investment Mt home
and abroad. There is much discrimination used in
purchases and secondcass securities go with as much
difficulty any time during the year but of strict
y desirable bonds the aggregate Of the business of the
last week or two has been very large.
In relation to the change Of the Ohio State
Agency here, The Cincinnati Gazette says:
The Trust Company has acted as the transfer agent
ever since it estabshed, and has performed the
duties not only satisfactorily TO all parties and without
the lose of dollar but has than once by ts wn
me; ns saved the credit OF the State. We believe the
State paid for the and the immense responsi
biity 81 600 year. We understand the new agent has
engaged clerk from the Trust Company office at $4,000
year. and in addition will have to pay office rent and
contingencies betides the salary of the agent The Ia
cd IN he b.
10 three or four thousand dollars a year, with do
creased security Why Is the change madef Because
the Trust Company ask OF the State to comply with Its
contract to the taxes to levied on it. proposes
to submit; the question 10 the courts Of law.
We ask the attention of contractors to the
advertisement of the Allegheny Valley Railroad. A
friend well posted up in this Road writes follows
1t is Of importance the Coal trade we intend
to supply the East through this with unequaed
bituminous Coal This Road IL with the But.
falo Road for which that city has subscribed 100000
and also with Boston and Albany. Our trade with Bos-
ton in the way of Domestics, Hats Shoes &c is very
large, and owing TO the disposition of the Phadelphans
prevent goods purchased east of that city to be expe
dited their own the natural inference is that
all goods purchased at New York and east of it will be
sent by the Aeghenyroufe especially as it will be far
the cheapest route An immense business will be done
this Road in the carrying of Flour and Grain which,
at the rates demanded on the Roads leading through
Philadelphia, amounts to prohibition The City OF
Pittsburgh now going largely into the manufacture OF
very importent trade for Philadelphia or New-York
The Ulster County Bank have declared q
semi annual dividend of p cent out OF the profits of
the last six month"; and show surplus of profits on
hand of between 30 and 40 q cent upon their capital
There is some little anxiety felt in the street
in relation 10 the Pacific, which due on Monday.
The amount Of insurance on her is very large. The
bad weather experienced by the Franklin is however,
sufficient to account for her delay.
The dividends payable in Boston in the first
ten days of January exceed two and half millions
of dollars. Money s easy at Boston at 6q7 y cent.
The demand for Manufacturing Stocks continues large
and prices are buoyant.
The net earnings of the Concord and Mon
treal Railway for the six months ending Dec l, after
deducng all expenses and amount paid to lower roads,
were upward of $4,000. At this rate, for the year.
the net income will be $4,000
The Cincinnati Gazette, of the 2lth, says:
There was quite Little fare up at Columbus Sat
rrday the public sale of the Franklin County Stock
in the Cleveland Railway. The County held $4,000
and advertised il for sale at auction. Mr.. Payne, Vice.
President OF the Company, gave the Commissioners
notice not 10 SELL because the Railway Company had in
dorsed the County Bonds which were issued to pay for
IT, and guaranteed the payment OF them and while these
obligations out the Company will not consent TO
The Commissioners advised by counsel that they
had right to cell Notwithstanding their bonds were out
at the time of sale, however, they proposed TO sell in
lots of $1,000 to be transferred on the payment in Coun
ty bonds at par The premium amount OF sales above
par TO be paid in cash The county to receive the div
idend on the stock until transferred the Companys
books The Commissioners reserved one bid for the
county. Several persons denied the right of the seller
to change the conditions Of sale The advertisement
to sell for cash in lots Of 5000 upward, TO
suit purchasers. The conditions Of sale as changed,
would prevent men from bidding who would wish TO
be cafe Mr. Donaldson avowed his readiness to take
the whole at $3.50 a share, cash. He read letter from
Mr. Handy treasurer advising the sale at $780, as |,
wac not likely to be worth more The parties got much
excited and talked loud In the midst OF this, an in
definite postponement Of the sale announced the farce
ended.
The following is list of Free Banks organ
lied and soon to be organized in Indiana under the
provisions Of the Free Banking law:
Name Of Baak Name Of Place. Capital
Bank Of Connersvile .Connersville $4,000
State Stock Bank OF Indiana. PEN 100000
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