New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
1851. 1852.

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The receipts in the Philadelphia Mint of
Gold Duet since the let of May 2,lJ00o0. In all
April they were S30aOOO0 The first days receipts
of this month are greater than the whole Of last The
coming arrival will be for very large amount between
1t Is said three and four millions that this months
receipts viii probably double last months.
The following is a statement of the de-
posts and coinage at the Branch Mat OF the United
States at Ncv Orleans during the month o; April 1872
DEPOSITS.
Gold 1872 eco 20, OF which s579,lG p is Cali
Silver. sssc8 Il OF which sliic S i. parted
from California gold. s'S -
Total amount of deposits. ,5o5 IS
Gold $50 dous. sS.sA.. .ssl5OO 10
$4,000 gold dollars ...............,..... oOoO w
1889 pieces. Total Coinage ...s p5Oco %
No Delivery of silver coins.
The bills of the St. Mary's Bank, Geor-
sa, under the denomination of i've dollars, are re
deemed ON presentation.
The tolls received on all the New York
State Canals in the month of April in each OF the years
1851 and 1852, follows:
1851, from 18th to 10th April Is days. .S297 s97
1852, from Goth to 3Oth April 10 days Bl,50l
Falling off sl66sSs6
The Albany Atlas says:
There are several for this diuiinuon. In
the first place the Canal opened hve days later thi,
wear Lake Erie opened LIST April last year. was not
open before the irst of May this year The late open
ing of the Lake which kept boats at Buffalo, and the
breaks at Medina and Albion, prevented boats from
taking return cargoes from tide water before tho first of
May thus diminishing the tolls at both ends of the Erie
Canal In addition 10 these reasons th railroads, hav
ing been freed from toll took much larger amount Of
freight than usual
The Syracuse Star states that Messrs.
James and John Grouse of Madison County, about
to remove to Syracuse and spen Banking fnstltu
ton This will give Syracuse City eight Banks.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
have obtained decision in the Courts of law Harris
burgh against the old Bank Of Pennsylvania for S7 000
on claim for bonus on capital and tax disputed dv
dends
The Secretary of the Treasury in Penn
syvana issued notices inviting proposals for loan
of Ss5OOOO for the North Branch Canal, at rate not
exceed p cent. annual interest, payable half yearly,
the loan be redeemable in 80 years. The bids to
be for one five ten thousand dollars for which there
will be certificates to correspond.
A Minority Report lately presented to
the Senate of Maryland by Mr. Kunklc of the men,
b.rs of the Committee Finance who fayors a reduc
ton of the State taxes gives the subjoned details
speeding the public debt Of Maryland:
The whole bonded debt of the State amounts
LIST Decen Der l85................$ SIS 29t G83 81
The following several amounts although being
parts of that debt are at this time no charge
upon the Treasury-the interest upon the
same being regularly paid by the several
companies for whose benefit they were Gre
$500 600 90 for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company.
Ils2G9l 90 for stock held by State in do.
900 90 for Susquehanna and Tide Water
Canal Company:
2z32.405 81 for Baltimore and Susquehanna
Railroad Company
1869 90 States Tobacco Warehouses; in
Baltimore.
777s425 81 to which add
ass, 1856 81 the amount If the Sinking Fund
of that date.
I0Cs2 I'll 9s-yhich deducted from tho whole
debit. ln~5@,2l w
Leaves as the amount upon which the State
has to provide for the interest. s2s 46s &C
But the State holds the following stocks and
securities, which, If deemed necessary, might
be appropriated toward the payment OF the
balance Of said debt, viz:
Bank stocks. ....,...............Sol8,i65 W
ividend bond OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company. le,VUO W
Bonds of the Tide-Wster Canal
Company. ..................... i5<,oV w
Bonds OF the Trustees Of Charlotte
Hall Academy. ................. 1000 w
Turnpike Road and Manufacture
ing Company. zaoOo" ,ns,o "A
ded for 4509s4 SO
IL from the above that the amount upon which the
State has TO provide for the interest s.. so@> o %
Add the sinking fund, which is be regarded still
at s2537gG6 81
S75l2 263 IS
CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY May H. 1882
ASHES-The market Is very quiet but steady ct s5oO9
s o.. for Pots and - as6 ii for Pears-tbe latter IN
limited supply.
az the recent advance coo bales changed hands making for
the days bales advance for that period
Of iG3c go.
FLOUR AND MEAL--Our market for Western and State
Flour lower under the influence Of larger receipts
and only moderate export demand There Is more dong
In the inferior grades for export at steady prices we
notice ndry sales of old State and lots out Of order a. sfU
81 c. The better grades less active the trade o1ylns