New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-02


Total Deposits: Payable in Bsrs. 81 -o25, 900 90
Total Deposits: Payable in Cons G7,5oO CO. l21D 10
Cola Par. Slammed. Iq9lss q
pS.usu,te5o nted States Mint ior conage $40 II
The third and last instalIment t35 p cent on the
stock of the New.York County Bank, corner Eighth
av and Fourteenth.st., is payable on Monday, July
@ The Bank will commence business on that day.
The following compose ifs Officers and Directors:
President, Charles A. Macy; Cashier Alexander Mas
terton, Jr: Directors, Ambrose C.. Kingsland, Paul
SpofIord, John Pettigrew, Ely Hoppock, james
Barnes. Edward Haight, Tunis Van Brunt, Benjamin
f. Wheelwrght, Cornelius Sutton, and Luke
Holmes The Managers of this Bank, it will be seen,
arc among our wealthiest and most respected citizens.
Tie Bank has a location where such an institution IS
much needed and we have no doubt will do large
and profitable business.
In addition to the coupons noticed as payable blythe
Ohio Trust Company, that institution will pay those
of the Hisboro and Cincinnati Railroad, Mercer Co.,
issued to the Pittsburgh and Erie Roads and Portland
Township.
Tie interest on the Income Bonds of the Cleveland
and Toledo Roads, viii be paid at No. Is William st.
Tie Irving Savings Institution has declared semi
annual dividend of y cent.
Tie coupons on the First and Second Mortgage
Bonds of the Ohio and Mississippi Road, Western
Division. will be paid at No. SO Merchants Exchaege.
We understand that en- injunction has been laid upon
certain parties here supposed to hold funds of this
Corporation by c,editor of the Road.
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road has declared
dividend of 5 y cent payable insthe y cent
bonds of the Road and retained surplus Of fy thou
sand dollars The business Of the Road continues to
improve, and the Corporation is rapidly recovering
L. Io,ra
is now thought by its friends that the southern por-
ton of the Road, which has heretofore been looked
upon as drag on the Cleveland end, will prove the
most profitable portion of the Road
The United States Life Insurance Company pays on
Monday regular semi-annusl dividend Of interest at
the rate Of : q cent T. annum on its capital
The Bank of Savings, lO7 Chambers ST., has de-
cared an interest for the past six months, of cent
per annum on oil sums amounting to five and under
five hundred dollars, and cent all sums of five
hundred dollars and upward. Also an extra dividend
of he same amount and on the same principal, both
payable on the third Monday of July.
The Island City Bank dividend of 81 cent pay
able on the 10th Of July.
The Phenix Bank has declared dividend of 2
cent for the last six months payabeon the ed ofJuy.
The North River Bank semi-annual dividend Of
4 ? cent payable the 10th of July.
The disbursements for interest and dividends during
the coming week or ten days will be very large. In
addition to the Government interest which is now
$500 900, the Statepays large AMOUNT s32oooOo of
principal and interest. the principal however being
only temporary disbursement. Virginia pays,
through the Bank of the Republic, S33OOoo, which IL
stiiution also pays large amount for New-Orleans
and Georgia. Ohio pays Si3O,oOO; Tennessee, Mis-
a. o,k
large sums. On various securities Messrs. Winsiow,
Lanior & Co. disburse about s75O,0OO Messrs. Dun
can, Sherman 4 Co. about $4,000 The Ohio Trust
Co. 500, 600. The Erie Co. pays on the Bouds of
ls62 and the Southern Michigan Co. on Construction
Stock The various Banks and Insurance Companies
pay over al, 600 600. Not including the payments
by the State Of New-York, the disbursements will
undoubtedly exceed FIVE millions Of dollars, large
eum be circulated through the means of trade and
speculation. Among the Banks and Insurance Com
NAMES paving dividends are