New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-06

lie balance tntel OF tue NlcNeiah" "h'
Railroad, for 1861, shows the following results;
Receipts from al "a;
Operating expenses as per rsp'i, -. SOAo''
OpsTs,ing expenses secreied under The head
Of leases and new work...''.''.'.''" if''''- 80
1.on,horaboa.,. $50 SO;
Interest paid during the years o.,o
Second Mortgage ................. ~ SO ,,o 400
hind Mortgage ...............''...'.'' l"'"-
p.,.u.. COS
rhs Company has outstanding l I'd and 80 Mort g, non
pisa bonds aud 6is Iaisss
And
Cost Of Road 'sof""'
The road cannot, in the opinion Of its managers,
earn more than interest upon its mortgages and Tue
l,4ll $50 Of floating debt, and the $3.50 394 oil
stock are of no value. The President says:
There now due Of debts secured upon the road nearly
sltooooo .pd the surplus esrnins' OF ! .s ' Oil
be required for to come TO ysy on t.o,s pi,S.
claim, which already due The whole smoun Of pond,
secured by mortgage l. about 100000 and wiz is
due fster than the ability of The TO we 'hnh
no bonds should be issued to replace Them but that me
holders viii receive the interest them overdue boas
with uch portion Of the pueips from year TO yesr 90 the
Csmpsny hss the ability to pay
The business of the Clearing House was $i6 746,-
2O5 There il project maturing among the banks
10 make their daily cearings in the y cent Cerit'
catee Of the Government. These certificates, oil
which abou, twelve millions will be required for this
purpose, will be obtained by depostng that amount
of Demand Notes a temporary loan with Mr..
Cieco. This will enable the banks to take these
notes freely from their dealers and as they will be
Immediately paid out again by the Treasury this
scheme will practically add that amount to the cur
rency.
! In gold, the movement to-day il more active, and
the speculation has taken new star. AT the Board
to-day over $500, 900 was sold on time at 2d2i
premium. In the street the rate over the counter
was 2d2i y cent.
Money s quite easy, with more doing at y cent,
but with stl the bulk Of the transactions at y
cent. The banks are lending their Treasury Notes
freely, which, thrown on the street by the borrow
ere at }aI y cent discount, where the notes are
loaned for three or four months, this is favorable
an arrangement, for the borrower can be made the
money costing but about 81 cent q annum.
The Indebtedness Certificate plate is completed,
and six hundred sheets Of impressions will go TO
Washington Tomorrow for execution. The Certif-
Gates are for 81 900 ard 5000, with one blank on
each sheet, TO be filed up with larger denomina-
ton or 10 point If required. a large number OF
public creditors have expressed their desire TO accept
these Certificates, and when they are ready the De-
pariment will be at once relieved from the pressure
upon it for payment and will have years grace in
which 10 negotiate a regular loan. The law author
iziDg this issue puts no limit upon the amount. They
will become at once avolite collateral for loans,
and will be bought and cold in the stree, freely az
any other Government securities. To the public
creditor who has been for three six months shin.
ming for life they are great boon.
] h. E.. Insurance Gampauy la. rn.t.
a .emi-annual dividend OF 10 y cent, payable Oh
demand.
The Chemung Railroad Company has declared a
quarterly dividend OF . cent, payable on demand
at the Office Of the Treasurer, Park Fire Insurance
Company, No. 237 Broadway.
Mr.. Cisco received to-day from Washington over
seven millions Of Registered bonds belonging TO the
Banks, which, with about four millions previously
received were delivered TO these institutions, thus
closing the delivery of the thryfve millions taken
by THE city, and concluding all the negotiations be-
tween our banks ard the Government
There ID good investment demand for7.3O cent
Treasury Notes at 99i a99i y cent
/ The Secretary Of the Treasury has given notice
that LIE is prepared pay the 9TH April proX. the
Treasury notes issued under the act Of December,
/ 1857, snd the GO-day notes issued in 1861.
/ We have received from Mr. Albert ii. Nicolay his
semi monthly price current Of stocks and bonds.
Copies can be obtained grntuitously on Application
at BIZ. Office, No. 81 William street.
Mr. spalding, Chairman Of the Subcommittee OF
WAYS and Means, wac in this city day or two since
and stated that the intention Of the currency act was
10 make the present issue Of demand notes legal
tender 10 well MS the ones and that rs there sp-
peared 10 be some doubt upon the subject the Com
nitee would have declaratory act parsed at once,
setting the ques,ion at rest.
Parties mislei by paragraph in TIE Philadelphia
Prea have called upon ths Sub-Trsasdrer to-day to
know IL he had authority to ssue ) y cent csriii-
Gates upon deposits Of gold, returnabe in kind. MIR.
Cisco has no such authority.
TIE Third Government sale Of eonAscated cotton
took place at Atlantic Docks, Brooklyn, this noon,
under direction Of the Collector Of the port Daniel
H. Burdett suctioneer. The BALE embraced nineteen
lots, amounting 10 l6i bales. The prices ranged
from Is cents the price paid Per pound fos ono bale
OF inferior grade 10 80 cents and the sale Was by
means as satisfactory either of the others, the frat
Of which realized $li0O0 for ~ bales, the second
about $50, 900 for az bales. The attendance
small, aud the competition was by no means spirited
Tie sales were Ms follows:
bales s,........?5 cents bsles st...."..F cents
IL bales at......33. csnts bales st.......G cents
IA b. e. at.....35t cent? ~ bales at....i8t cents
81 bales at.......3s cents baies at.....ts. cents
bales st.......4o. cents. 10 bales st......3 cents
10 bales st.s..sI cents ~ Dscs N'.'''.''''9' seh
~ bsles at......'..so GEMS
Thirty seven bales additional were offered, and IS