New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-20

firms 70 NEE: their bsti4itss. Tie coarse Ahen oy
the tGbscribers, &c We can wis scopfsa on Inc spu
Of the moment, and tie omission sas Academia
Had any evis resuiec 70 cctteqaence CT toe nssecs'
b, proper remedy YOU'D Immediately cave ossn .p-
ed. I. W. Clark Brothers and HAskeL y 20
T. d .Dysbie positions IN TIE comm unity e. osnAe,
sIa her standing and crecii G-e ABOVE saspc'oh-
The Il;ehgeGeer Gays;
Mr. Bacon hGs fallen e tie service Of St. Louis
and be deserves tie eierrs Affection and regard OF
even man ~ho loves The city. HIS return vii BE-
triumphsl-ro, under cloud. Re vii yet conquer
ADVERSE fortune ard vea- the sErel.
Ticmpsoas Reporter says:
Il, has be en- generally conceded tnat larye over
issue has been made in the Government Stock Bank,
Michigan and is nctes, purpor:ng 10 be wholly Sc
cured by United States stocks are selling ct 20 cents
o. the dollar. The Treasurer Of the State of Mich
gan has we feA- been ogipGble ia the discharge Of
b.s duty.
The Superintendent Of the Banking Department
has declared final dividend Of Il = cent. on the
oustsndi,z certificates for redemption Of the notes o!
the AHts Bank Clymer il presented within six
month"; from January 10.
AZ The annual meeting oi the Naumkesg Steam
Cotton Co in Salem, the net earnings for the year
were .hown TO be over 5000. Dividends paid out,
$50 eco: baance or surplus reserved from the eIn-
ngs Of the past year after paying dividends, about
So, 600. The Board OF Directors vas reelected.
The Bates Manufacturing Co., Lewiston, Me-, hiss
declared dividend of y cent, payable Jan. 81.
The Manchester Print Works, Manchester, n. H.,
has declared a dividend of p cent, payable Jan.
20, being their frst dividend since Jan, 1854
At Boston, Money was still easier at from 10 to Il
2 cer,. mos, of the best grades OF paper passing at
10 Rates tend 10 further decline.
The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad will be open
ne1t week 70 APPOINT 10 miles beyond ChicOthe, and
-09 miles from Cincinnati This is long step 10 ward
the coal fields.
The annual report OF the Schuykil Navigation
Company for 1854 states that owing to the premature
closng of navigation. early in December, and the
partial suspension Of shipments, for brief period,
earlier in the reason, the aggregate tunnsge shows
but a small increase over the previous year. The
income from tolls however was sl0l, 20] Sc greater
than 1885, The income and expenditures during the
year are thus presented;
INCOME EOS 1854 .
Ffom rents OF real estate and power 1885 81
From contingent fund and Temporary ,. =.
o'@' 10
EsFrSsEs. - .
Current expenses 81 a, spGs b:; obi s..ion. Of the
Compsny.... $500 -
Balance to eredi, OF prot, loss .s4ass4 S
The expenditures for work on the line amount
10 $4,000 o. which have been paid out of the in-
come of the year. The profits Of the year are equal
10 y cent on the amount of the preferred stock,
but in lieu Of cash dividend, the managers resolved
70 distribute to preferred stockholders of last loan to
tina. amount deliverable the lst Of February next.
The certificates for this loan to bear cent in
terest and will be rembl rsabe in five instalments OF
20 b cent. each, commencing in November, 1859,
ard running up 10 1863
The Cincinnati GaEeue Gays:
"In monetary affairs a slightly improved feeling
has been manifested growing ont oil the increasing
general features are unchanged Money IS scarce,
and although this known deficiency restricts the DE,
mand, yet the offerings 10 the discount houses ana
outside greatly in excess OF the supply OF
Lenders however, altering their views with rel,
erepce 10 rates of interest irst-cass names ana
for paper of this character the range may now De
quoied a, ~ TO Il T. cent. annum.
Currency has been IN limited supply during the
week The subst Antial banks show no disposition 10
expand. aha ,roo. w..
that OF Me-srs. Burdsall n Bfo wholesale druggist
They made an assignment 70 Mr.. John Elstner, III
favor Of their creditors. 1880
From TIE Record Of the Times wilkesbarre, Lu-
verne County Penn we infer that active prepare
tons are making for increased business in the Val
lev OF W. oning the coming season. After mention
ing the meetings offour Coal Companies, The Record
remarks:
These are new Companies, and, we believe, are
composed of strong men, as far as means are con,
cerred and own valuable lands in the w 20 ming Coal
Field. The first named, the North Pennsylvania
Coal Company, will operate about t4e miles above
the Boroue of Wkesburre, their lands lying both
sides Of the North Branch Canal in the center of the
finest anthracite basin 10 the world; coal u opened
and worked on both sides and in sight of them OF the
fnestqual,y and they admirably situated for trade
on the canal both north and south. The Pittston
Coal Company own land near the village OF Plttston,
including the beautiful mines lately owned aud worked
by Messrs. j. l. h l.. Butler a Co and will be pre-
Jared 70 hin 600 tuns next season. The Union Coal
and Iron Company we are not much acquainted with.
II is said TO be strong Company WHAT their prepare
tiOns for business are cannot say Or the Erie and
Susquehanna Company we cannot speak positively, "a
the notice for the annual meeting is the FIRST ntlma-
ton We have had Of its existence. From The names
connected with IT, inclined to think us lands
are located in Plains Township, and are, IN part the
same 40 highly spoken of by Prof VIM. +. Roberts,
Of Philadelphia in a report made 70 the Siauordshlre
Coal and Iron Company, some years since. we VS.
tied them with Prof r., and have great coincidence
In his opinion concerning their value. Since ms re-
mort was published several veins of coal and quite
frge vein of iron ore have been opened on the tract,
shaving the correctness OF bis opinion. The Dela-
ware Lehieh and Wyoming Valley Railroad Is To-
Gated through this tract, ana the Norm fennsylVania
Railroad also.
Markets C CAREFULLY REPORTED FoRTHE TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY Jan 10, 1874
AsHysTbe market = rather lower Gales Of Pots a, %
efa Pearls f7 ~ -