The New York herald., 1862-01-28

-. AZ. past week. and continue to aoc1
.s.,.s. ...l.s ~ rts - next statement win show
sur.ss. a.o,n. i,,rsss deposit column. however. a
the Assistant Tr,wsuref ~ @sas sno'ner cal
upon the banks for ts oe2 500. pey-.'e tomorrow
which leaves an even zen per cent on the la'' ioa'
negotisted due the govelumsnt.
There Is no change to report in Ae cali loans or
mercantile paper, Gold was ~cempar lively quiet
to-day. It was weak at the first board at los aI
lO3H, but rallied in the afternoon and O oses in|
demand at 1857, The foreign exchanges >very|
dull Bankers sterling is quoted nomnally >at|
ll3H la; but we hear of no business doing at
these figures.
l There was fair amount Of business transacted
at the Stock Exchange today. generally at an inn
provement of "A Az per cent on Saturdays prices,
and the market closed firm. The principal feature
of the days business was the activity and advance
in Cleveland and Toledo, which, with sales Of
over four thousand shares, rose from 3sh
on Saturday afternoon to 80 at the second board
to-day, and closed at 39N bid. The steadily in
creasing traffic of this road is bringing in outside
buyers for the stock. Michigan Central was also
firm under the announcement Of the dividend, and
rose to 55s4, receding afterwards to 55sS The
transfer books closed to-day. New York Cenfral
rose to ssA, Erie preferred to 5sH, Pacific Mail
to 80, ard Illinois Central to 90, buyer 10. Rail-
road bonds continue to advance. Burlington and
Quincy SIS rose to-day to 81, Michigan Central s's
to s9H, Delaware, Lackawana and Western Sec
onds to o.. Erie ffths to 73. Michigan Southern
sinking funds to IS, and New York Central 6's
to 95. H s
The market closed firm at about the following
quotations. United States 6's. registered, 1881.
50 80; do 6s. coupon 1881, 90 80; do. SIS. cou-
pom 1874. 79N asO; Indiana '6s, rs a 7s; Virginia
6s, 5oN; Tennessee e's 44sz a As; North Carolina
6s, coz a 6l; Missouri 6's, 42l 4211a; Pacific
Mail 90 a 991S; New York Central. s3sI q s3N;
Erie, 341s s5; do. preferred, 6s1I 5s14; Hudson
River, 3S5l 80; Harlem. 12H 13; do. preferred.
3oH 81; Reading 39H 40; Michigan Central,
55l1 . 65sS; Michigan Southern and Northers
Indiana, 2OT 81; do. guaranteed Al ar4lH;
Panama, liza ll31s; Illinois Central, 6lA g.;
Galena and Chicago, So q 6sA; Cleveland and To-
ledo, ss1S 3914; Chicago and Rock Island, 56H
s5111; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 82 62Z;
milwaukee, and Prairie du Chen, 2014 n; Cleve-
land, Columbus and Cincinnati, l03 los; New
York Central rs, 1876, 1O4Z LOG; Erie third mort
gage bonds, s3 9311l.; Michigan Central ss. first
mortgage, 80; Illinois Central bonds. U.s. s2H s6.
The following was the business of the day at the
Office of the Assistant Treasurer asa.
Receipts 81 ,2o4 eco %
Payments including redeem por Ct notes se7 y
Balance lT0s 005 "
The Michigan Central Railroad has declared
dividend Of three dollars per share, payable Feb
ruary s, at the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
in this city; the Washington Life Insurance Com
pany, semi-annual dividend of three and a hall
per cent, payable February 1; the Republic Fire
Insurance, dividend of six per cent on the capi.
tai stock, payable on demand; also an interest
dividend Of six per cent, payable in cash on the
llth of February, and a'scrip dividend Of twenty
per cent on policies terminated in 1861, for which
certificates will be issued on the 18th of March.
The Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Company has de-
| clared dividend of ave per cent, payable Feb
ruaryl.
The Albany Journal says that the receiver OF
the Bank of the Capitol is expected in few days
to pay over dividend Of seventy per cent Of the
| deposits. The deAciepcy will be provided by the
trustees, and the several thousand depositors at
once allowed to draw their deposits, with interest
| In full" tf .fsefsa ,sg
| The Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Company
earned the third week Of January
Third week, 1852 .$27 ee7
Third week, lS6l.. 19132
Increase. % ,63S
The Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen Railway
Company earned the second week of January
ror passenger 70 0 4l
For mails and rent lois o.
Corresponding we.k in 1851 1855 So
Increase. Observation-Disclosures. 50, 1851 %
| ~ al M Woh ohaah Do; A.,
ring the third week in January
.$l7 ,1S2 08
1901 I2Io* u
| Mr.. Leonard W. Jerome, formerly of the firm of
| Travers Jerome, has formed a copartnership
with Mr.. w. H. Mcvickar, of the Stock Exchange,
under the style of L. w. Jerome & Co., at 46 Ex-
change place.
| The statement Of the Atlantic Mutual Insurance
| Company, showing the results Of its business du-
ring last year, will be found in paper of to-day.
After reserving two and quarter million dollars
of profits the certificates Of the issue of 1850 will
be redeemed on and after the first Tuesday of Feb
ruary next. A dividend of thirty per cent Is de-
clared and interest the outstanding certificates.
The premiums marked of for the year 1861 amount
| to over "a 100000.
Annexed ia a statement Of the condition of the
banks of this city on the morning Of Saturday. the
2sth of December, 1861, as made to the Superin-
tendent Of the Banking Department, which we have
| compared with that Of December 20, 1850. The
statement of 1861 has no returns from the Artisans
| Bank, which is now winding up:--
Dec. 20, go. Dec Is, 81. Incvedse. Deere.
| Capital. :. $50 ,067 ,ls5 69,05l,665 - 1s55 $50
Net profits. 500 ,913 7,299,611 610,302
| Circulation. S,124 ,636 8,371 ,21l 246,579 -
| Due banks. ~ $50 ,297 27127y011 4,l37,74 -
Deposits. 81, ,28O,152 e2,4O0,067 7119,S65 -
| Due others. 2477,24e 15,9106l7 13442,3n -
Total. .slee, ,2ss,s7s 200 ,1eO OoS 2s,sso,4i7 =
Loans :. .13o ,s56,s7s 127 o03.se4 3,3s3 III
Stocks. 60. 13,003416 S,275 ,262 25 181, SIG -
BIS mort. 562,072 617631 $500 -
Real estate. 630l 900 6530.260 220,170 -
Due by bks 6ls2,s4o s,6s2,1se $50 es4
Cash items. 15,I00,9S0 17,919171 221s,1s2 -