New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

The bills OF the ionoWlng Iehhsy "ua o""n' P~
at tPhsdephia Bank fChester County, do Of Chester
Valley do Of Danyille, do. of Delaware County, do.
of Germantown, do. of Montgomery County, do. OF
pot,..own. do of Catasaaus, Columbia Bank, Doyles-
town Bank, Easton Bank, Farmers and Mechanics
Eas,on; Farmers Bank, Bucks County Farmers
of Lancaster, Farmers of Reading Lancaster County
Rank. Lebanon Bal k, Mauch Chunck Bank, Miners
ef Pottsviue and S,roudsburgh Bank AL Delaware
Banks of SIS and upward.
The 70 lowing New-Jersey b ,nks of = and upward
are also o. par: Bordentown Banking Company, Bur
linetop Bank, Burlington County Bank, Cumberland
Bsu& Farmers' Of Mount Holly, Farmers ana
Mechanics of Camden, Gloucester County Bank
Mechanics of Burlington, Mechanics and Manuiac-
turers of Trenton Milvile Bank, Mount Holly Bank,
phillpsburgh Bank, Princeton Bank, Salem BANKING
Compapy. State Bank of Camden, State Bank OF
Newark, State Bank of New.Brunswck, Trenton
Banking Company, and Union Bank OF frenchtown'
The Ohio State Treasurer has given notice TO all per-
sons holding the circulating notes OF the Cana Dahk Oh
Cleveland or other claims on which no dividend mas
been paid and not in litigation, to present the same on
or before March /, or the claims will be ruled out.
g,Le Cincinnati Gazette of the l3h says there is
nyev actve demand for money and discounts are not
quite so easy as heretofore, but there is not much diff
Guilty experienced in dspospg of good paper at Ool2
p cent p snnum. Outside of the regular houses,
rates of interest favor lenders and there is an increased
amount of good paper to be had.
The Rochester Democrat says:
The lease to the Buffalo ard New-YOrk City or
Cor hocton Company expires by limitation IN Marcn
next. In April next the Conhocton Company VIII
have completed thelr road rom1s present rninafon
TO Buffalo and it will therefore become peculiarly
Buffalo road, interested in attracting as much freight
ing and other business possible to that city, and OF
course, dyeJtng il from Rochester. II is understood
that the Attica and Hornesye branch not paying
anything to the Company operating 1t, VIII be aoan-
doned."
The report of the Board of Public Works for the
year 1857 shows that the canals of Ohio did not pay
their expenses by 9 M 46. In 1856 the receipts were
sl6S S3l SO; in 1885, s27 Sl3 09; and in 1857 $685.
672 7Oa falling off in three years Of over $l27 900.
Last year the State out of pocket for the support
Of these canals and interest the money borrowed
for their construction, the sum of 1921 ,9j4.
The Boston Post says:
For the beginning of week, the Share market
was qnite active to-day. The constantly increasing
accumulation of unemployed means seems to he grd-
dually affecting prices, and encouraging speculative
action All the railroads were better to-day. For
Cambridge (bOrse) Rsilroad 80 was bid, and but IL
shares were offered below 3d. Large holders are ask
ing 50. few shares of Minnesota offered at the out
set at l2O, were eagerly taken, and the market was
finally cleared at 125, the latter figure being bid at the
close Isle Royale' was active at 4. The rise in
that the Minnesota has been offered ~ cents for
considerable lot. At - cents for "copper" this price
will earn from sl3 to s5 per anDum, at the reduced
prices for labor and supplies The last accounts from
Isle Royale says that the mine is really looking
famousy. AT all points but one the ground is rich
The expenditures have been reduced considerably
Rutland Firsts' advanced 81 and were in demand at
%. Carey sold at ~, sellers option, cash stock
being offered at any price, This stock susceptible
of a handsome advance, Utde figures in Finance ani
Business. Waverey, Huron and Toltee were in quick
demand"
The following is q translated extract from Mar6 g.
Kanz's Circular:
NEwYoRK Feb l6-snce sdvices Of the 9Th inst there
hs. been marked taoyany in the Stock market with great
bat more particularly on RaiIlosd Shares
Our last adyce' from Europe the h at received yes
terday per telegraph from Halifax The Bank of England had
reduced il, rate ot y cent, and Money abundant p
esy e, n n a the s sn o rs%s h y
stimulating effect in the speculation tendencies OF market
which topped October have recently been able to re-
sT.fE srocKs have advanced with smonng to
siOoeOoo wo-thrds Of which in Msous) vrgDias have
Tennessee North Carolina Ohio and 6. without
change United States g., 1867. sold at us.
cnl.r has continued and prices have gone higher
several instances for St Louis City cent Bonds Railroad
are up cent 81 Milwaukee q. sinking Fund d D
cent and scarce Mempb g. by the Sac o Tonnes
sold at former es Brooklyn G. fell of y 81, Louis
County 7s without change lot of San Francisco T. L loan)
sold al some reduction.
Inc following Is q Translated extract OF Dec0ppet *
Co.'S Weekly Price Current
NEwYoRK, Feb. 10, 353We have again notice week Of
activity the Stock ENchaoge both in State stocks and in tho
most speculative railroad shes But while there but
M variation In the former the latter sube 20 the
most violent fluctuations The speculation has been active
in those shares which, Offering the widest diversity Of opasn as
T. their basis sensitive perspective Improvement
and IN those which although well based have hIeo pac
psted in less drgee in the advance There good dpo-
stion TO deal railroad bonds both in have spec
tive value and in those which recommend themselves by solid
basis he close the market consideraby up, aud N sp.
OF speculation on the increa.e.
STATE SIocKs Missouri 6s have been very active losing
Tise O The following have been Ten
6s with decline Of Virginia 6s decline of 4
eId California Is and North Carolina &C. well prices
CRY AND County PONDs-There has been 4 Moderate ac.
tiy IN - Louis City IS and County in Brooklyn and
Memphis 6 guaranteed BY Tennessee, without change
MwSutee7 since the drawing supply sinking fund have
upward tendency.
Markets.--CIREFuLLY REPoRTED FoR THE " Y. TRIBUNE
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