New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-14
The ROCK ihiand ha''foau eSrded tho FRS. week in
increase NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
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perditures $l27, $50. Net earnings sl22,956 After
payment Of inierest instament Of So geo TO sinking
fund and Y cent in dividends, tie years eurpiuf
was S2g96. The road owes a funded debt o.
S30000O
Mr. Martin Of the Ocean, one Of tie Bank Com
mittee at Washington, las returned. lie states tbai
nothing has yet been concluded upon as tnancia
p,ogramme Letters have also been received from
OF er members Of the Committee, and they inocaie
,ha, Mr.. Chase listens POLITELY TO what the Commit
tee has to say, bat in the mean time acts upon h's
Own Judgment.
/ A prominent capitalist in Exchange place la'
mslud or Lad stolen from him one hundred thousand
dollars OF Government Sizes OF 1901.
The Merchants Insurance Company have declared
a eemiaunual dividend Of 10 p cent, payable On d.
mand. The Central Railroad Company Of Now-
jersey has declared II quarterly dividend Of = q
cent, payable on tie 18th inst. The Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Company have
declared a d, idcnd Of p cent out OF the earnings
of tie six months ending Dee. 81 1861, payable at
the United States Trust Company to stockholders
registered here. All others will be paid at tie Office
of ,he Treasurer, 10 Cleveland, Ohio
Tie 10 oy market is without change. The same
ease Of negotiation is apparent in all DEPARTMENTS
with a tendency 10 lower rates. Call loans may be
quoted at SAL y cent, chiefly at sac. Commercial
paper is sought after At al . cent for sixty days
to xix months AcceItauces of irst-cass and j)bbers
sin. le-name psfres readily of at ~ according to
the Character.
The movement 10 gold continues, and the trade hes
| been brisk at 2.a3 2 cent premium. Tie demand
is chiefly from The Southwestern interior, bu, the
/ high premium Of last week Las brought out iarSe
quantities from the boarding places.
| Tie Cotton market Ii without movement, but
gradually settling down in price, Tie decline duiue
the psst few weeks has been cents per pound.
Tie nominal price of good Middling is Bic, but
/ forced sales could not be made above 32a j5sc.
The receipts are entirely from England, aud if the
shipments should continue i'll the ssme ratio for the
next month as the past, the markets viii be more
equslized. The manufacturers are not inclined to
appear As buyers, and, with a stock Of only about
| s 900 bales, the market is tame.
Tie exchanges at the Clearinghouse this morning
were $2l ,759, j9l Is.
Tie Bank Of Seneca Falls has Issued the annexed
circular;
4 STsxc, g.tIs. y. Y. Jrn. 10. 1862
The public oued srsnst gent rmany sppear.r
.r.d letter. Of inrodutou or Iccou naaion purPouu
70 written by the underlined which u,ei ia if
currency TO worthless cb,cks snd in 0tt"I ilotg oirf--
lions EKAsrUs PAR RIDGE
Ii ROY {. PARTRIDGE.
A, a meeting of the directors Of the NeN'JeIfey
Railroad aud Transportation Company, held on sai-
urdav. the vacancies in the Board occssioned by lie
recent deaths Of the late John p. jackson and John
G.. Chetwood, were filed ~ the selection Of 4. J..
Dennis Of Newark, aud d.. Geo. X. Chetwood Of
Elizabeth.
IN an.wer to inquiries concerning tie Secretary r
late ruling, and tie act Of Congress explanatory Of
the tariff act Of Aug ), 1851, Mr. Chase has written
tie following letter:
SIR: Herewith !. transmitted for your Information ind row
frtnts copv u ioil. lii ~ Of Co,ge,. tIpuatoy
oil O. enud An set 10 cfsse e dudes on tss, cosse
AID e1.af" etp'eyed pee 70. .,di. ,,...--......
tie secret ~ the Treasury he sud n hereby suthoIt
Of a. .ct 70 increase duties coeee and
Dec q. :, . . &c he ,ne s~ An on ae 70 & IN
from imports to ntee't On TIE rg.'
refund al e1oes Of cutie. shove those imIo.d D. .d Do,
utiorr which msy have peen co.coi on such good
se,dy vh1ss~n any or pets q lave t. the con,iy
APSeifaa "a sf H. Of the Treasury
The importers who hive paid extra cui'ts on
warehoused ieas collect aud SUGARS under tire dcci
sion Of Secretary Chase will therefore be rcfuni ed
in these amounts by tho above order. j the entry
accounts have not been closed they will aPIy To 'he
Deuuty Collector Of the third division warehoL-c
1eparimeuil aud the amount TO lie refunded VIII BE-
ieekoned upon their enryparerf and checked IN The
Auditors Office. II the entry accounts bhve been
closed, the Treasury Department at Washington
must be pettoned for tie proper remission Of over
payment.
T We a comparative statement Of che Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods at the port oi New-YoFk for
the week ending Jan. 10, aud since Jan J:
Fey tie Uosk 1860. 1851. 1881.
Dry Goods............S ,5.Z 80 *2s3lH st415ll
0rner,l Nr,ch.ndi,.. LCIaaJI 2g4sG 1855