New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26

Is .hares Ohio end Mississippi R.
. RsD: Weil.. Fslso CO.
3shsre. American Express ....'''''''''''''''' 81
10 shares Continental
.hsT,. aaannG sss R. ssh
70 .aaIy: SoL1mers Fire Lns4ranGe III
shares Lamar FIR Insurance Co. .......'''''''' -;
5shsre. BOwery Fire Insurance co..........''.'''i
5000 Missouri 2 cent Bonds, int. seded...'.'' 81
o Mate. and HoIeon Railroad g. interest sddd u
Too and Alabama Railroad g. Interest added gu
1000 Mwsuiee and Horizon r. s' mort g. int .ddsd 81
200 T9s:o st. P:g and tSne G ,55 La n H. nv
10 shares PARK Bank
shares Conm5nwesth S7i
20 .Es1s: MMslTCgo' ff , saFF r., ,os8
% -hares Union terry Co'''1 -
Notice has been given in Our Legislature of bill
to prevent the payment Of interest on deposits by
banks and to prevent banks from taking the notes OF
other banks at Discount. The latter bill Is as fol-
lows:
Aor 1,eieni Bank from taking tie NOf Of other Banks
elf ,b, not b. lawful Tor any incorporated Bank Banking
Association individual banker doing business under me avs
rps Of law purchase buy in or AXE
on deposit directly indirectly. the circulating notes OF any
other Bank Banking Association individual banker OF tee
circulating any foreign bank banker an amodn; lees
The ppaes for any violation Of this shall be the
provided by Section 25, Article and Chap "a OF the
N'Fheu StdtuitH.
This is of course counter movement Of the country
banks against the Metropolitan Bank OF this city, aud
we should not be surprised If the influence OF the coun-
try bankers should be sufficient to pass It. The Met
ropoan Bank has in some instances rendered itself
unpopular with interior recusant banks by running
home their notes upon them for redemption, and may
BE- that all the interior banks will join in crusade
against this institution We think the breaking up OF
the uncurrent money system inaugurated by the Metro
polan would also be popular with the majority of the
city banks. They have only adopted it under COM
pulsion, each fearing to lose its deposon II refused
while other banks adopted IT,
The coupons on the bonds OF the City of Milwaukee,
issued to the Wisconsin and Lake Shore Road, will be
paid at No. q Nassau street.
The Hudson River Railroad Company has issued the
following notice:
HrDsoS RIvEE R.iLEoAp GtsfR.L FREIeHI OFrIcf,}
No. 81 Warren street, New.York Feb. IS, 1875. .
We yS oPsDed Rev R epG i @ me Corr
e1 Saa nT ye IS d 81 nGeI p have room
H. r. r. n. Will be Delivered theTe
This arrangement is saving Of 10 cents per barrel
OF Hour to the consignee.
IN regard TO the Dry Goods trade The IadeIsadet
S"'"inere mas been tar amount OF sales during the
last week and al steady prices. There are Southern
Southwestern and Western buyers here making few
purchases. Staple goods form the bulk Of what is
sold On the whole the business rather partial and
Irregular. There is considerable appreciation going
forward in the prices of cotton fabrics owing TO the
steady rise of the material in the WOODEN whole
sale trade good business is reported with the interior
IF this State AMI with the East. The nearby trade
will be relied on chiefly this season-eIclusiNely by
many who pre- viou-ly gave large credits West and
Southwest. There Is disposition to coniue sales
within easy reach Of collections and to districts
which have suffered least in the late troubles, proper
tionally TO their population. This is VIGOROUSLY the
with this State. Parties who have made their old
Winter stock them during the past season will
be better prepared to renew their Summer purchases
TIE sales of men Summer goods have been compare
lively large. Foreign goods desirable styles in
better demand Rich silks are hardly TO be found
the entire importation having been sold. New styles
OF Spring ribbons are also scarce and high.
In the ensuing month the purchases made, on
credit Of eight months in July last made before any
trouble foreseen will fall due and the six months
renewals Of paper which ought TO have been paid in
September will sl~o mature: but these together will
not make the money market so active ususl as the
subsequent mouth business cut short altogether.
Some few failures occurring but the great abund
Of money will aid sON ent houses easily through
with their payments.
The annual report of the railroads AMI canals Of
N,w.Jersey is ne follows:
IT, receipts Of the Delaware anu Rsritsn Canal for
u months, ending Dee. d. la57...........' stsi&l -
EIpeuses for h' lsJI ~
LEAVING s2s9sOI 90
slsII9o o5
E,pen., t,r same 9Big %
I..yips ....................... Ss678lI 70
r. cTi. NewJersey Railroad 857..... ssIl57 .
S'o0"o W
Leaving s53l75I ,?
for year .',~ So w 5000 z
EXPeLses '"'l -
Leaving sIln n
that the road being under ea'e TO another Company
ditires The suu OF 4jS,5jO Ia, been paid u diyi.
S.a.: ia s: yiss l,s:sl 'a 5ss i
L..,ips re,................... 45s 80
Receipts Of rA,er.ou aid Ramspo RsisoAd 60. Tor
r. nj ola NewYork and Ere Railroad Compmy.. s1jy
Diyid nds psid from earning. Il ~ ~
Interest Ed On $4,000 ..............''..''. 10" 90
Observation-Disclosures. 5000 90
This ro.d being under les.e TO New York aud Erie
r. lEoa1, they have 10 Anewed=e q TO iLe Get o!
+, 1888 Is
Net e.rripg. sI235l .!
E4eb.s. e.'r - z76 81
..,,, s: :. ,' Ea3. s.,: 80. t2sas q
E1p.lises-Repar- OF ISL. $1,000 IS
sapiniendence and isjs sl- ils7s;
Ne, Observation-Disclosures. sIG,s7j ,
Pa in caf dividends .................-S j t6j g
Pad 81 dend' IL soals.........,.....,. 1870 o.
TOtA 90 90 -
G.,.p,. of Morris aud Es..x Railroad .... s2i5 9o %
............ 1885 -
s7ls55 O8
R.e.. OF Newark and Bloomfield Railroad Co.. Sli3s y
JApsh.e. retairs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l4lS7 e
Earning. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ell 10
R.-,p. OF Warm Railroad sl6f Is W
T1p,ns.s.......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II! % 81
T.rinr,..................... S4l,06i 81
Receipts Of Cenlrsl Ra.rosi ............ s682Sl3 81
..,............ 3jo,i9 80