New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-09
Total decre.se for the week. 4.

Total decrease Tor tne ro-o<AS
The Money Market at New-Orleans was without
change. Prime paper az e cent Exchange was
quiet The Banks were out of market as purchasers.
Sterling was quoted at loalOI, Francs $40 sos.
Sight Bills on the North p cent premium.
case of over issue of Railroad Stock to the extent
of 100 shares has been detected at Boston The Jour
nal says:
The street is full of conflicting statements in refer
ence 10 the accounts of the Eastern Railroad with its
late Treasurer. deficiency variousy estimated at
from $50 coo to $4,000 is currently reported, and
seems TO be generally credited but il probable that
staieme Mt be given until the accounts
more thoroughly examined certificate of 100
har Portland and Ssco Railroad pledged with one of
the Eastern Railroad Company noles was pronounced
10 be spurious issue yesterday, but was aiterward
taken up and Cancelled.
The management of the Isle Royale Company re-
ceived intelligence few days since of further ship
ment of copper of III tuns Yesterday they had ac-
counts of &c tuns more making the total ship nents OF
the season thus far about l25 tuns worth perhaps
sos OO0 This is with 10 heads of stamps The ToItee
has 45I tuns on the way in copper the 30 heads
of stamps of this mine having just got into operation.
The Copper Falls has way bills of about 90 tuns,
chiefly or entirely of the product Of the stamp stuff.
The Cliff and Minnesota are throwing out very large
quantities. Tie Forest, we believe, has 20 tuns this
season. Other mines are sending smaller quantities.
The Anthracite Coal trade by the last reports shows
q large business, though not quite so large as the
exhibit made last week. By the three lines the
amount brought down for the week reaches 1l7,9n
iuns and for the season to 2,O46s36 tuns. The ship
mexts on the Schuykl Navigation were for the week
ending on Thursday "a 9s3 and for the to
that time Az 500 tuns. The amount transported on
the Reading Railroad for the week ending Thursday
was ~ sol and for the year TO that time 275
tuEs against COG $50 uns TO the same time last year.
i i. IL ets he
ending with Saturday last were 50, 097 uns against
~ CSC tuns for the corresponding week last year. for
the 45ls6 iuns against 800 1875 tuns TO same
time last year. Shipments for the present week will
be very materially reduced by the interruption to the
navigation of the Delaware Division of the Pennsyl-
vana Canal from the tumbling down of the Durham
squeduct.
The Controller OF this State has instructed the At
torney General 10 apply TO the Supreme Court for
decree dissolYing the Kbickerbocker Insurance Com
pany of W aterford and for distribution OF its eff
iects. The instructions are founded upon report
made by VIM. Barnes, Esq, appointed to investigate
the affairs of the Company. He reports that the
Company organized 10 transact business " on the
plan of mutual insurance. but Immediately viO-
lated lie charter by issuing policies and receiving cash
premiums as Joint stock company, and had never
issued policies under the plan Of mutual insurance
cept TO the makers OF premium notes taken capital
On its organization Further that
=" On the lst day of July, 1852, the Company
solved 10 add $4,000 cash 10 its capital No book
Of subscription for such stock ever opened, no
stock was ever ksued and no cash was ever paid IN
for such stock subscriptions, and no cash was ever
loaned upon bond and mortgage on real estate
quied by the said resolution. Certain bonds and
mortgages, which have not been abs 10 find de-
scribe were probably at about that perd given TO
the Company and deposited with Charles Csner Esq,
IL Prtsidert, for which stock ever Issued or
any consideration paid and which, obviously by
Dc sign recorded leaving It in the power Of
the morigssoTs even If the mortgages we're valid, 70
destroy tler priority at any tine
Also, that for nOies given az the organization for
SEQ eco made for the same amour. the insured
and cash premium at al ordinary rate added. no
policies could he found could ii from the books of
iheCompsny he rscertained on what property they
we're issued and the notes in every respect of
doubtful value. The Companys only source of In.
cone has been the money paid for premiums.
The whole received up June lass 10, inc adns
the suour u hands q aseuts - 40 -
Aunoun' paie for return - SIS IL
Amount pslc for of3 81
Amount paid FOR ecEarlszons. ISL %
ErPense seee1Ef.... SO %
SID ll6 Of
-l@ui 81
Mr. Rarnes states that Il was with great dffficulv