New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14

Balance on hand Dec 81 1875 ............$ 1855 70
According to this statement the Company is better
off now than at the period last year by an amount
exceeding $4,000.
The meeting of the creditors of the jerome Comps
nv apdof p. T. Banum, at New-Haven on Monday
night last resulted in recommendation to the Je-
rome Company TO GO into liquidation. They have
done SO. Mr.. Barnum has also made an assignment.
The Indebtedness of the Jerome Company Is s5oO,O OO
There is prevailing opinion that very little Will be
realized to the creditors. Mr.. Chauncey b. jerome,
the original founder Of the Company, has also gone
into bankruptcy Two appointments of assignees
have been made for Sir Bamum-one IN New-llaven
and the other in Bridgcpor-by the action of the cred
itors who forced Mr.. b. into bankruptcy The sours
must decide which assgnees are legally appointed II
is understood that Banum is entirely ruined, and that
the jerome creditors will get but small dividend
from his estate. His property in Connecticut Is mort
gagged for over $500, 600, and the Museum buildings
belong to the estate Of F. Olmstead, deceased. The
lease, which is valuable has belonged to Mr.. Bar
nun for many years.
The Flour market is heavy at O. 49, 81 So for
State brands. Wheat is firm but rather quiet. Corn
is heavy at so sale Pork has still downward
tendency and the sales are limited selling S3 e.,
and els 75asl5 SD Other Provisions quiet, but
without change Sugars are quiet. Coffee has i'm
proved lc e 10. The cargo of Bahia per Weather
Gage sold at lOlc. Cotton is fairly active, and in
some cases an advance of &c. has been paid.
The supply of Money offering on call to day was
superabundant and heard Of loan of consider
able amount made as low = cent. The current
rate however is still 2 cent, with occasional trans
sections at e. cent. Paper is in demand, and OF
the banks taking outside parcels of street paper at
& y cent. There some private names which will
90 in the street at the rate but the current rate
is 7d9 = cent. The parties who received s750,00O
from the Sub Treasury, day two since, are trying
to lend it for a week two. About one half the
amount we understand, will not go abroad.
TIE receipts of the PennSy vania Railroad, for the
month Of January shows slight falling of as CON-
pared with the corresponding month last year. The
interruption to travel and transit caused by the snow
drifts accounts for the slight dimnutiOn in receipts
Receipts the month ending Jan log s.
month las; rs m le
Decrease. sS67 50
The steamer from Boston to-day takes no specie and
We hear of none going before the Goth inst.
The following are the aggregate of the statements Of
the Boston Banks for the past week
Capital SICK ~ go ~ COO
SIeeis in .S. - SssSs
t t5tt
Circulation ',>oSf''
At Boston the Money market is easy al 900 =
cent. There has been large renewal OF activity in
the Stock market.
Tie annexed paragraph, which appeared in TIE
TRIBUNE q few days since, referred TO the Williams
port and Elmirs, and not to the CatawisSa Road;
"The amount Of the loan required Is s35O0lO; and
this sum will ut only pay off the floating obligation
for machinery already purchased but Will as) adj 10
$3.50 oOo The security, is estimated, in locomotives,
ear aud ether machinery, so covered, VII amount
" Ia addition to this security Is added 10 tie whole
s;ock Of Tie company aud above all the ict that this
Shaicl nor gage, OF trusteesLip controls the whole
business OF &c rvad, 80 that in reality the bonds
wen a STOCK OF ihe COMPANY are pie igei for the
punciual payment OF principal aud iuteres, Of this
debt since the Presen, loan natures FIVE or sx wears
before the mort gage loan of the COMPANY
From The n, O. Cresoeaf Fsb I
"The Money market Is without any change The
.Dcose of the Banks AMI al the money-enders VIII be