New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-11
Tots SIS $50 50 1879 sos II s s25 1861 al 1900 Ito

CLEARING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS.
(leans 70 for week ending Dec 5dsys....Sl2l5o5S9o
cle.ol' for week ending Dec 10 d.''''"..
Bssnees for ending Dec TO- sdsys....... s4s5,s1
The Michigan Central, Illinois Central, aud Chicago,
and Burlington Railroads have given notice that on
and after the 9Th inst, they will refuse all Georgia
currency or bills puiporing 10 be issued by banks
located in Georgs or Tennessee.
A teleersphic dispatch from New-0rlesns an
noupces that gold shipments by the Nicaragua route
have been resumed the Northern Light, from San
Juan for this port having on board s35O,OO0.
Our Bre sdstafs market is again depressed with
marked cessation of the demand for export. Flour Is
1s2c. Dbl. lower and Wheat SC. y bush. Corn is
also heavy. Pork Is heavy Mes eco and Prime sl5.
A lot of 600 bbls Mes was made for July delivery
at els. Coffee and Sugar are without important
change. Cotton is firm but no. sstive Rice has I'D.
vanced L. p n under adyices Of rise at Charleston,
with large sales.
At Phsdel phis there is little change in the street
rates of paper The little that is done in that which Is
considered A No. is at IL cent, and from that
rate up 10 y cent month. The Banks are doing
very little.
At Boston The Journal says:
1.-THE closing days of last week were marked by
decidedly favorable turn in the Money market. The
Banks greatly strengthened in resources find contrac-
ton no longer necessary and discountng the
full amount of their receipts while in outside negona
ton the applications by no means go large and the
supply of strictly fJstclsse paper has senhbly
diminished. For factory acceptances and names OF
updoubted myth the range is from 10 10 IL cent
with transactions mostly ct the minimum, and for
second class notes ~ TO Is"
The following is the Official statement Of the aver
age condition Of the banks of Massachusetts, out of
Boston during the four weeks ending Dec. l, 1855:
Csp stock s2s rs 900 Due to other banks. 6tlS2
Losps and dsoousts S,1s4 3S Deposits ~ 20
fSs'i fn. n ether sisn S:nl. te
The Richmond Enquirer says:
ave sre informed that the Presidents Of several OF
our un1 sbed railroads have been invited to attend In
NewY,rk on the 10Th inst for the purpose Of having
submitted to them, by certain heavy iron capitalists
ano Others propositions connected with the completion
of said roads"
The Ledger gives the annexed figures of the Read
ing siroad:
IN. entire cost the ross including wharf proper
~, depOt. machinery and rolling power ie- AZ, co
ported
Ofwhch there IL Ia sosk lo7Oo"e
............................. s7764@O
On which the interest At y part in really
being Of sS a.
Net receipts for the -''p
p,x,,.,a a,s. sa!esseoo
H pyn eta % 10 % len, an ..i ci... 1895
s,-,,,, 70 nav ssss 600
Four , cent dividend was paid IN July, seavlng III
y cent for January.
The Chtceeo ana Burlington ha"oau 'e0eiPs '"i
November we're:
P.senseJs....."............... % 30 -
N-' w
Total ..........'...'.eIo vi d
The debt Of Florida lie tlsi,s72 which 10 increased
yearly about &loooo by the noDpayment OF interest
The receipts and e1pendi ures Of the Safe of Penn
syvsris for the fscsl year ending Nov. go were as
ollow. Gross receipts, q 474 IL; expenditures,
Including $3.50 s3s TO the Commissioners Of the Sink
ing Fund, $685., 7o5 So The available balance ct
the clo.e Of the year was sl,2I5,ss7 81, against
t9Io s2s 70 ct the close Of the previous fiscal year