New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-12
Superintendent of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne d

Chicago Road.
To-day the National Bank Note Company send
forward to Washington the first installment OF tue
new Registered 2 cent stock. The amount lot.
wardei Is five and half Millions over one-teD'n oi
the amount ordered. The bonds do great creat 10
the artistic skill OF the employees of the Company,
and the great retoarces Of tie Company have ehaoed
il TO furnish tie plates in an unusually brlei nme.
Mr.. Cisco has made no reimbursement to the
Banks, and no further call.
The Banks are somewhat exercised by the recon-
mendations Of Mr. Secretary Chase In regard TO
National currency, and have been laboring with him
to modify them. Mr. Stevens and Mr.. Vail, Of the
Bank of Commerce, have been in Washington,
where Mr.. Stevens remains, and, by telegraph to-
day ad litions to the Committee are requested. Mr.
Galatir of the National, Mr.. Coe Of the American
Exchange, and Mr.. Tileson of the Phenix, are
spoken OF as likely TO respond. TIE question of tie
corstiutonality of National currency is broached,
and also the question of the wisdom Of killing the
goose W hich has heretofore laid such large golden
eggs. II appears to be conceded that the adoption
Of tie plan of Mr.. Chase by Congress would lead to
the immediate suspension of specie payments by our
banks and the fear Of this result lie TIE main cause
Of the present frness in the market for foreign En-
change.
There is no change Of importance IN the Money
market. On demand, the supply is abundant at a
y cent The discount houses quiet, the supply
Of desirable paper being very small The leading
names 80 at al cent, with an occasional uanaac-
lion as low as y cent.
Included in the exports Of domestic produce this
week are 90, 637 bbls. Wheat Flour, Az do. Rye
Flour, 1,630 do. Corn Meal, 1884, 1888 bush. Wheat,
40 6l7 do Rye 500 DO Oats ,0S9 do. Peas, 5S3 lol
do. Corn, 3O5S boxes Candles, 2Ol4 tune Coal, 2s9
bales Hay, 2Ol do. Hops, 3,40i bbls Rosin, II ,657
gals. Whale Oil, q 7S6 do. Sperm Oil, 7Oi do. Lard
Oil 2,Sl2 bbs. PORK, 40 do. and Up ties. Beef,
96l 57S lbs Cut Meats. S79,965 do. Butter 725,s7s
do Cheese 500, 297 do. Lard 790,7S9 do Taow,
29S pkgs crude ard 20,Sl7 lbs. manufactured To-
bacco.
Tie Br6alo Courier gives the following synopsis
Of the general results of the third annual report Of
the Buffalo, New.York, aud Erie Railroad Com
pany:
year are being Of sS5G4i % the
g q o. toe gIsse9ns sd canine. Ts a
other $40 SO IS The increase derived wholly
uns being an increase Is 76 tunnsge
ported eastward The previous year Of gesiws doOpnd
Of there Is an Increase Of through
and decrease Of % ts. local The total e1pen.e.
those OF the previous year or this sum- s5aCO has been
expended In reconstructing portion OF the tracks
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF the New
York Central Railroad was held at Albany to-day.
The following Directors were chosen By a unans
nous vote: Erastus Corning Of Albany; Dean Rich.
moDd, Buffalo, John IL. Cbedel Auburni AloIzo
C. Paige, Schenectady; John V. i. Pruyn, Albany;
Nathaniel Thayer, Boston; Livingston SPEAKER,
Palatine Bridge Jacob Gould, Rochester Cornelius
| L. Tracy, Troy; Charles ii. Russell. New-iork;
Richard NJ Batcbford New-York; Hamilton White,
Syracuse; Henry II. Martin, Albany. For lnspect-
ors of Election George Dexter of Albany Rufus q.
Beardslee of New-York, and Stephen Grcesbeck of
Albany were chosen. The meeting was very largely
attended.
The annual reports Of the Directors show the
earnings Of the road in the month of November to
have been 1851 100 Sc being increase of $780,
3S3 SO over the same month last year, and the
largest earnings of the Company Ia any one month.
The surplus of income account on the Both Of Sep
tember 1861, was g., Acc, S52 Is, invested in i'm
provements and supplies
The annual report OF the Committee Of Stockhold-
ers appointed to examine into the accounts and trans
actions Of the Company, says the books and accounts
of the Company are in good order, the system well
devised, and they show tina, the statements in the
reports Of the Company are correct.
On the question Of Responding stockholders
examining Committee coming up in the meeting, !,
was resolved, after full debate, not to again ap-
point such Committee, the special circumstances
that gave origin TO it having passed away.
| The following are Thompson Brothers quotations
| for Currency to-day: