New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

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The three weeks receipts are equal to the largest
month IN February, in the history Of the road
The Michigan Southern earned the third week in
February al increase Of =, 800.
The Norwich and Worcester Road We understand
shows AL increase Of $4,000 in the past three
months
In gold there is less activity, and the rate Of pre-
MUM declines insi4sd of advancing under the Legal
Tender Currency bill. The street rate is2i az q
cent premium, with good supply.
The Cunard steamer Asia left to-day for Liverpool
with $269,3S6 in specie.
There continues to be large demand for '.3O y
cent Trea,ury Notes from the public, and the trans
actions to-day were extensive at 99l a99i As mort
Of the note. in the market are dated October |,
which issue was made exclusively TO the Banks 1t is
ruulored that these institutions are selling out. The
public are coming in very freely to absorb these
notes. II ia not often that Government securities
csn be bought a. rate paying so high an interest
Tue present issue OF demand Treasury Notes, being
receivable Tor customs which Tie new fsue Will not
be, are at small premium several hundred thousand
dollars having been sold ut l-5 v cent premium.
Thsre was some question early in the day if these
notes would be available in the payment Of duties,
but dsratch received at the Sub-TIessury settled
the doubts upon the subject and also those in regard
% the Presidents signature. The banks have to-day
taken more favorable view Of these notes and have
paid out their own circulation in preference on
checks AS the legal tender clause Of the Currency
bill enables them 10 meet claims FOR redemption Of
circulation OF deposits in Treasury Notes there IS
nominal resumption Of specie payments, and they
prefer 10 retain demand notes which gold at tue
Custom.House. Thus these notes which bank OFF,
cers have heretofore given the cold shoulder 60, have
become suddenly most desirable deposit.
The business Of the Clearing House wac tl7 .sOI,-
$50.
There is more activity in money to-day on call a,
Ga7 y cent, most OF the business being at v cent.
TIE interest on the Second and Third Mortgage
Bonds Of the Ere Railway Company will be paid
on presentation Of the coupons at the Office Of the
Treasurer in Erie place, on the first day OF M'reh
next Al the same time and place the holders OF
the certificates Of d. S. Gregory and j. C. H. Davis,
Tru,tees will receive payment Of the coupon Of the
Fourth Mortgage Bond, due April l. 1860, with in
terest from Msy I, 1861 70 March ], 1862.
The 5 v cent dollar bonds Of the State Of Ala.
bana. due let Nov. last, at the Pbenx Bank, will
he paid, principal and interest, by Messrs. Duncan,
Sherman & Co.
The interest, due March !, on the Mortgage Bonds
Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Company,
will he paid at No. IS William street by II. c.
Kipgsley.
The Merchants Bank Of Trenton n. j., lie undor
protest. aud its notes refused.
The following is Official from Washington; "The
Currency bill is signed by the President. The old
demand notes are receivable for duties. The new
Issues Of the one hundred millions are receivable for
everything else but duties. Both issues arc legal
tender"
Included in the exports Of domestic produce for
tho week are 81 bbls. potashes, 2 lG6 ID beeswax
s. SJ9 bbIs. -four, 767 bbls. rye flour, 245s bbls
corn meal, 1883 bush. wheat 2G,798 bush. rye,
s67 bush. peas, 226 2s5 bush. corn 1853 bxs. can
dies, 100 tuns COAL 7Gl bales cotton, ,li3 bales
hay, 80 bales hops 81 bxs. and Al bbls sugar 632
bids melado, III bbls. rosn Ii bbls spirits turpen-
tine, 30 bblr tar, COG gals whale OIL 1850 gals lard
oil, 297 gals lirseed OIL 1886 bbls pork, $50 bbls.
and ] 439 tcs beef, 4750354 ID cut meats 81 ,93l
ID butter, go l9G II cheese 1885, Gi h lard, ties.
and lis bbs. rice 1891 ID taow, 9S7 pkgs. crude
tobacco, and 3,I24 ID Of whalebone.
Tho Wamsutta Mills Corporation Of Eew-Bedsord
have paid dividend of $22 per share upon their old
stock, amounting to 1892 900. At the same time the
certificates Of STOCK to tho amount OF SioO,oJo,
were issued. A still further dividend upon tho Old
stock will shortly be made before the old and new
stock IL consolidated.
TIE Commercial Advertrse, says;
Tho Hudson River Railroad undeIs!snd on good author
hrs Increased its receipts nom the ls OF October the
III
expenses were reduced q 900 during ths laDo time huer
providing for extraordinary the net nefesr In the
ioupsel will, sst year the Let Of March the com
pany viii lave sa excess Oh hand Of + IL, coo.
Tie Warehouse movement for January was "a
follows;
roiel vslie Of goods In bond Jan is62...si34i2sJ l
Entered whrchoyfe nom ioreSs poris 10 janice. 9 rs
u eaiyea Ia bond from other domestic porta 30 oi2
T,.e..........:..';... Eva
Withdrawn for consumption here...~si.3ls1,2
teslppet % foreign port'.........'''.. 2s7il3 -
r.a.hlppe % other domestic pors.. Hgi 4Gs52i
Leaves took H. yar.ho,,o Dec. lsc7....siaOi8Og7
caves ftocA in warehouse Dee J. t...... 2Og2 I'D
ayrs stock ia warehouse Dee ], ptl....s.. Isl.2a
ea.es s,ocS IN wlfehousc noc l. s,9...."... C7I058I
eaycs stock g. warehouse Dec. J. lt;J...... 1850 i6k
leaves stock ia warehouse Dec. lB5L...,.. El75 80
seaye. ,tscX Ia waIshou,s Dee. l55t.".. 1904 100
II viii lie teen that the stock in warehouse bns de-
roasel nearly IL 800 600 since the beginning Of the
'eGr
The annexed table shows the comparative imports
Merchandise and exports Of produce and specie,
'om Tie BEGINNING Of the fecI year, July ], 1901,