New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-08

proposed we understand TO pay the floating debt OF
the Reading Road by issue OF new stock and the PROJECT
ID looked upon favorably.
The Erie and North Eas, dividend will we understand be
y cent
Geo W. Whistler Esq., has rendered 70 the Board of d
,eors his resignation az Superintendent of the New York
and New Haven Railroad His is not yet named
The Jefferson Insurance Company has declared semi
annual dividend Of 81 y share equal TO Isl 2 Cent STU
retaining on hand surplus OF more than $4,000
The illinois Central Railroad has called fer soz3 II
stslmen of 10 cent on the loan allotted As N ssk
last, payable April
The Railroad Convention at Buffalo have sgTsi hrrs
niousy on rates of passenger and fegh' fss Sas se
starting trains connections sc Nearly 81 tn ros-s -1
Of Pennsylvania connecting the East With TIE "sas Tsrs
represented
Rv styporraphieal error in the Bank ta5s the Mr..
chants Bank was made to appear have in rsated ~
ssps over twelve hundred thousand dollars The aiusl
Increase was about $4,000
The supply Of money is better to day, but the demand
u active Can loans al p cent paper 7alo cent
II of first class The Western and interior accounts gener
ally il Is understood increasing and upon these deposits
most Of tie bank expansion is based These balances will
probably continue large for some months.
The accumulation the Sub Treasury il undoubtedyfor
the purpose of making the payments to Mexico under the
Csdsden Treaty, when passed. The Administration have
he doubt Of its ratification and WILL understand make
she entire payment fifteen millions Of dollars in pay
nen instead Of annual payments The Sub Treasury holds
abundance Of funds and the Secretary Of the Treasury
Sers 10 nav the whole amount at OF the amount is
understood about four millions will be RENTED in sterling
bills to London and portion Of the remainder will be used
in payment Of some debts due here by Santa Anna Tie
disbursement Of this coin would probably strengthen
the Banks any shipments Of gold needed to cover
the sterling bills such shipments would be made in Cal
forpia bars while the coin would 90 into Bank
Tho foreign advices to day not very important com
msrcslly Consos steady at 99li The business
in Cotton large, at q slight advance Breadsuffs
show an unimpOrant change from the previous sdvces
The following amendment to the General Banking Law
Of this State is before the Senate
The Of said sct hereby amended a. to read
Tho stock banking associations individual bankers
athcrze buaness bantinf passed April H. 1885, and the
sendnens thereto shs hereafter deposit with the
sst bsnDs shall be NsSfora sac 70 81
z an n,srs. M per cent PER Dps
eea mol ce law ri of oe o. he lhnY.
their current market value
The amount Of coal from the Cumberland region for the
week ending February 25h 1884, 1871 tuns Of which
the Cumberland Coal and Iron Company brought 50 tuns
Thomas Kerr, 7l3 tuns New Creek Company 400 tuns
Lhngaen. ISL tuDs; Georges Creek. l4s tuns-the re
nsinder by the Caledonia and Swanton Companies The
miners held meeting Wednesday last near Lonsconeng
and decided to continue the strike.
The following table viii show the amount Of United States
stocks redeemed at the Treasury Department during the
week ending Saturday and the amount Of the public
debt outstanding,