New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-07
l2a. g3a notes amounting So. coo

l22 1913 notes amounting to............. S35 10000
Gold continues in moderate activity at 1881 a 1881,
showing no change. The 7.30 per cent Treasury
Notes are u az v cent discount.
Messrs. Livermore, Clews & Co., bankers, adver-
tse to receive demand Treasury Notes on deposit.
and that coupons of the $40 Treasury Notes. doc
Feb. 10, will be paid by them on presentation at their
office.
There appears TO be no charge in the action Of the
Banks on the subject of demand notes; most Of them
are receiving these notes under stipulation. The
Bank managers are indisposed to hold meeting in
regard TO action Of these notes until Congress has
adopted financial policy afoEding them some basis
for action.
The Assistant Treasurer has received from Wash.
inr,on another million dollars Of Government stock.
Mr.. NJ. b. Field Assistant Snb-TreasuEer, has re-
turned from Washington without entirely closing
the negotiation for the Merchants Exchange building.
Demand notes are selling in the street to consid-
cradle extent at l-ial-5 y cent discount.
The Chamber of Commerce to-day passed resolu-
tons, with very few dissentien voices ndorsng the
legal tender clause of the Currency bi, ana Urging
immediate action. Such action is imperatiyely nee
essary. The public creditors are clamorous and in
great distress In addition 10 creditors for small
amounts, who are embarrassed By the exhaustion Of
the Treasury, we understand that the Government
owes Mr. A. T. Stewart two million one hundred
thousand dollars for clothing, cloths &C., Messrs.
Fox g. Pohemus five hundred thousand dollars for
tent duck and others to almost equal extent. The
latest adyices from Washington to-day indicate that
the bill will pass the House by far majority, res
olution to strike out the legal tender clause having
been defeated by 90 Nays to SO Yeas.
Since writing the above, we have received dis
patch from Washington stating that the legal tender
bill passed the House by large majority.
The business Of the Little Miami and Columbus
aud Xenia Railroad for the year ending Nov. 80.
1901, was as follows:
Passenger earnings. s56s 996 30
freight earnings ..r,',. ~. IL
Rem Of track end depot. ...... 5so'I 1e-i<es9, ~
Dividend Columbus and AeAia 'ocA'''..'.' '''"' :"
.ssI q
Working rpenses............'...'+ 80 80 80 20
Interest .........'..'...'''''''''''' 800 =,
xs. prev! D yesr adssd this scsf 1853 10 s %
Ne, income. s5gI469
Little Miami COM snys of re, income '.... 31i1a3 10
From which they have declared
Juse dividend Of p cent. ..,....s lIs ESQ 81
December divide Id Ol q tcAI..s. 44J-"' W
ro..,.. ,.,,vil.d .,,,,, o, v.,r......... susensI
c. un5us and Xeuia Co. Of net iucome isl. 1881 IS
From which they have declared;
June dividend Of y ceI............ 9o32 90
December dividend Of q ceLt...... 39ts2 " ...
Leaving undivided .urpu. of yesr........ sssI05 IS
We have received a copy Of the annual report OK
the Receiver Of the ST. Louis, Alton, and Chicago
Railroad as made to tue Trustees, from Jan 1861,
to Dec. 81 1861. II gives the gross earnings fort
year at 81 0pS l5f 80 from which deduct for opera
ting and repairs s6i6372 ~ leaving total net earn
ngs $i52, O92 o. showing the cost Of operating and
maintaining the repairs Of the road and its rolling
stock to average So sl-lOO 2 cent its receipts for
the year 1861.
Tie receipts of tie road from tie sth of Decem.
her 1859. to the 3lst Of December, 1890 amounted
TO 1901 500 iO-a period of FIVE days less than thir-
teen months. Daring the same time the expenses OF
its orera,ion and maintaining ts ordinary repairs and
rolling stock amounted to s76s,7s3 20, or II J2-lOo
p cent Of its leceipts--beng excess Of Is Go-lOo
= cent over the average expenses OF 1907.
1.-THE liabilities Of al classes outstanding are fixed
at $3.50 OOO-and there is $4,000 Of assets on hand
available IN reducing them-about $3.50 0OOwlll have
to be met by the future profits Of tie road, or qu-
dated by arrangements between the trustees and The
creditors, before redeeming the road from the Juris.
dicion of the United States Court.
The statements of the banks OF the three principal
cities of the Union for tie last week compare with
the previous one, and the corresponding time Of 1901,
~ follows:
LO,n, Deposits sPscie crcor5;
~ Y, Feb l. +iig6,st0S IL O51 -, 49, - 800,
Eo.tol. F,b .. C2t2.79l 2J@f&l $50 s3 6GWEs
PhiA FEB. g.. 30&5 39 20oi33s3 5a,20h Rl"Ss
Toal ea7 $50 l55 626 2iI al 500 O7i- y '9ts
Last weeA.. 80 AZ i54 95J 500 4lt!!-o - sS's',
La, yoaI..... 2ll 6J357l l2O,Isa.s OSiSi9 "V'''"
The statement of the Boston Banks Tor ne ias'
week compares with the previous week, and for tho
responding week of 1861, as follows:
Jan. p, lls2 Feb. g. 1862. Feb. ?. l&1l
Ioaps.......... &63 l9l SO20l8,,93 %O32diRI
s,,ci. n s2 rs 8s2lg3 t69UeI
n.no.,t. ~ "a OD7-s 23sNs.l lslGVsl
C;rrri,,ion 62s42f8 626u 2y9 6aEtpl
TIL. et.t,unep, of tho present week cOnp1redI