New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

The movement in the Sub Treasury isiarge in
the way Of disbursements and the balance is smaller
than Il has been for along time II will be reduced still
million the Let prox. by payments OF inter
est ON the public debt The receipts day s. jO52
payments s3lA900 balance, si,4S7062
There is an active demand for Money but
the supply abundant and there is change in
excepting in the Of some of the Banks which
preparing for the quarterly report The leading houses
in the street have large sums over.
We understand that the balance of the new
hve million Pennsylvania loan, about 81 10000 has
been taken In one lot l05 part cash and part
due bonds at par This about per better than
the FIRE, portion of the loan negotiated at We
learn also Of SJ0OO Missouri Skies negotiated to-day,
and $l50O00 of State Stocks private In Rail
road Bonds there is good business doing for foreign
and home consumption in the beet descriptions.
Tomorrow. "Wednesday at l2i o'clock,
Mr. Draper will sell at the Merchants Exchange the
following securities:
80 shares Rochester aud syracuse Railroad Co. 500 esch
40 shares Syracuse and uuos Railroad Co. sl@eech
40 shares Buffalo aud State Line Railroad Co. SEQ each
eo shares Utica and Schenectady Railroad Co. 500 each
2CO shares Enc and Northeast Railroad Co. % each.
leo shares Erie aud Kalamazoo Railroad Co, $50 each
200 shares Northern Indiana Railroad Co. soO each.
leo shares Southern Michigan Railroad Co. 90 each.
3osharesU : Mail steamship, Laws Line, 500 each
5shMes Pacific Mail Steamship Co. $1,000 each.
lol shares Union Ferry Co, 500 each.
S2cooo Buffalo aud State Line lst Mortgage q cent
kSScco Buffalo and State Line Income Z, cent Bonds
$Ss,Coc Vermont Valley lst Mortgage y Bonds.
IS Pacific Mail Sts sushp Co.'S Bonds ~ 900 each :, y
cent
The above let comprises some of the bes, securities
for Investment that have ever appeared in this market
/. not often that the capitalist has the opportunity Of
buying such stocks at auction.
III. ;ntorcsf Commons IN rho Ruf}aln EifV
Bonds will be paid at the banking house vi Duncan,
sherman & Co.
The Transfer Books of the Panama Railroad
are closed.
The Bank OF New-lork, the charter of
which will expire the 3ls, OF December, hiss given
official notice that an Association under TIE General
Banking Law will commence business under the same
name on the 3dof January Il is understood that the
capital stock will be increased 100 p cent and that the
stocks $O COO for dcposiie with the Controller
purchased 81 prices considerably below the present
market value final dividend Of D. q cent. the pro
fits of the bank viii be paid TO iis stockholders on the
3lsi inst and the day instamen, OF - =
cent on the additional capital Of the new bank VIII be
required to be paid, when certificates OF the stock will
be issued.
The Atlantic Uswrencc) Cotton NH Manu-
featuring Company has declared dividend Of 2
cent This is its first regular dividend sni the Com
pany went into operation in June, 1870 The North
American Fire Insurance Company, a semisnRnsl div.
idend Of 10 q ees,
We are informed that the " Air Line was
put under contract last week from New Haven to the
Rhode Island line The terms are, onethiri cash,
third stock and one thiri bonds. Aggregate s2so00Q
The Road is 10 be finished IN one year from date OF
contract.
The Court of Errors and Appeals of New
Jersey refused the motion OF Governor Pennington, to
continue the order of the Chancellor, requiring the
Ncw-York and Ere Railroad Company to suspend the
work of remodelng the bridge on the Paterson and
Ramspo Railroad over the Pssssc.
There are still considerable amounts of gold
to 60 South but the drain westwsrds for the present
stopped.
James X. Craig has been elected President
ard Nicholas Swifts Cashier OF the Mohawk Bank al