New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-14
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The earnings of tbe Pacific Railroad in December


The total receipts of the Connecticut River Railroad
for the last fiscal year cay pies ldpg and twenty
three miles of the Ashuelot branch were 81 30, OF
which $l2l SS4 were from passengers and $i31, @o2
from freight and the grand totsl Of expenses incluSng
rcpas and renewals of road AMI running stock, $is5
3C7, or only fortynine per Of lie receipts-a pom
OF limitation reached by but three or four other roads
we believe in the whole country. Included in the
penses were $4,000 for repairs road, 1900 for
buildings, s. 200 for locomotives, and $2 O0 for cans.
The income of the year nets five per cent on the
original stock after paying the extra charge and fou
and one half per cent haa been divided. There
plus of $2 796 the years business aod dividends,
which makes, with previous balance 9 OF g i,ooo,
present balance of income account OF %o3,oof, from
which and subsequent earnin n dividend OF four per
cent on the entire stock Int will be paid the first OF
FEBRUARY Tie receipts Of the road from freight have
been greater in 1859 than in any former year, while
the passenger receipts are below the average
The business of the Sub-Treasury to-day was sl9,-
sos. GOO, which shows decreasing movement. Mr.
SubTreasrer Cisco, with the disposition he has always
shown to meet the Of the monetary world az Tar
as possible, has requisite the Secretary OF the Treas
ury to apart portion of the balance in the Sub
Treasury as bullion fund.- go that the depOsitors OF
the Last arrival Of California gold can receive their com
at once as soon as the value of the deposits Is sscer-
tsined instead of waiting the slow process of coinage
No definite reply has been received from the Secretary
but there is reason to believe that ne will adopt the
course advised and thus throw million and half OF
gold into our banks and give great relief to the re-
ceiyers of the gold who have paid sghdraits drawn
spainst it. The demand for money does not appear to
be az active yesterday, and without change IN rates.
there ia an easier feeling The banks appear still dig
posed to contract but private capital ID more abund-
ant, especially for the purchase Of paper. Six Y cent
Treasury Notes, which were cold az v cent discount
Yesterday, are again steady at par.
John McClave has sold the house and lot on North
east corner Of Thiyf street and Eleventh avenue
House l9 feet front and rear and A. feet deep, lot 10
feet deep, for $500, all cash. Messrs. Raynor 81
Blackwell have sold lots south side of l2Oth-stree
50 feet east Of 9ihavenue, full lots, at $3.50 per io
They also report the sale Of lots on the west side OF
4th-ayenue between 5Sth and 59th-sreets, each 20x
100; aso lots north side Of 53hsreet lOO feet west
of 4thavenue, full in sze also the rear south side
of 5ethreet 100 feet west of 4h-avenue full III size,
20 lots in all, for $4,000.
The Peoples Fire Insurance Company have declared
a semi-annual dividend of v cent, payable on And
after the 10th inst. The Southern Bank of New-Or-
leape semi-aDnual dividend of cent, payable to
the New York stockholders at the Chemical Bank on
the 18th nst The Bank for Savings Bleeckerstreet,
will pay interest at the rate of cent per snnsm on
deposits under $500 and at the rate off cent per an
mum on larger sums, On the 10th inst
We annex a comparative statement of the imports OF
Foreign Dry Goods at New-YOrk for the week and