New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
rhe receipt. Of tha Virginia .nd Tenne.see R.arOad


for The fret six months OF this wear are aboa s'oO05
agans, $50 Ooo during the zane months llst year
WILL it II ttoucht pay cent. on tic fms ed P'!sn y
the road ihis year.
The North Pennsylvania Rl'lroad has called in it'
eighth ns;aloent Of IS per share payable on q o'i'e
the h day Of September rezt
We urderstand that toe oyidore and Trenton lroai
Copspy are about taking to raise the necessary
amount Of money to complete and equip that road 10
Beyidere.
The Mousum River Bank ia the name Of ne* bank
Just started at Sanford, Me. Wm c. Sarbuck, Casher
Of the late Cochuate Bsnk Of Boston, has been chosen
its Cashier, enc X b. Hubbard President.
According 10 returns mace by the various Railroad
Coureries of Great Britain that the aggregate
receipts Of al the Railroad Companies during the past
wear in that country about eight millions sterling
or nearly ninety millions Of dollars.
dispatch from Louisville states that the Farmers q
Mer hants Bank of Memphis, Tenn suspended payment
the 22d inst.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad had
called for the eighth instament of 10 y cent the in
creaed csI el stock payable the Phenx Bank the
let September.
The Circular Of Mr. Isaac o. Davis Of Cincinnati for
the week ending Wednesday evening, Aug. 49, 1854,
gives the following financial information:
We have msteral change 10 note in the Money mar
ket SINCE lss report, except slightly Increased sn
the disturbed state OF currency. The issues OF the
Indiana Free Banks Of less denominations than % are
still reused by bankers and brokers' except dis
count Of cent, thus causing great Inconvenience
10 the mercantile community.
The Bankers have made arrangements 20 meet the re-
quiromons of the New Bank Law which into oper-
fin Ociobr pro1, by classifying the foreign issues
81 less determinations than slO thas:
Fs; Class-The remote Indiana Free Banks, received
til Isl prox. ,
second Class-The Virginia Bank receivable till ilth
prox. 90,
Third Clas-A Indiana Free Banks refused after 2oh
proX. AID
Fourth ClsssAl Foreign issues, refused after ls o.
tOfsr
The Free Banks Of Indiana about making arrange
enis 10 redeem heir issues either in this City or at In
d.aIapolis. Such consummantlOn would benttt them
much. 4 Committee has been appointed by the Bankers
Of ths Cty attend meeting at Indianapolis for per-
fectine this end.
In the Stock Market have to note an entire sa-na
ton of buses induced by the state Of the Money
Market.
We quote rates of interest for first class business paper
at 2 cent month. Less known commercial bills OF
about y cent while Railroad securities scarcely be
negotiated at any rate OF interest.
In consequence of the continued and unparalleled
sngtncy in the Money market, transactions IN the
purchase aud sale of Stocks have been limited We look
however for favorable change soon AMI hope to
give better account The following transactions have
taken place since our last report:
Covngtol and Lexington Railroad stock al SIC
shares and Indianapolis Railroad STACK 5c
llO shares Genial hdsna Rairoaa Stok a. G5 80 days
8lCCO Dayton Xeua and BelPre RalToaa Co. 10 cent ls'
Morfssge Boids At 8jc.
100 shares Mad pud Like Ere R. Stock At &C. 90 days
cnuai Wilmington aud Lancsyle Railroad STOCK
60 ,hsIcs New taus and Salem Railroad stock ,,39e.
10 sCo I'd Mortgage Maysvie and Lexington Riroid Co.
bO1Gs iQc.