New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

2-Ma-sachusers Bonds. l2r5o
2-Norwich Cry srscs... efto
mich Central RR BIDS. 5000
2-Chrshr~ RR Bonds. y oC
20 Colony d. and LIT Oh new stock s,ltu
2-vernont Gent RR Boz. 900
2-Ncru0ut Mass DO. -rin
9-Bos'0D and sandwich 80.
Io-Bo.ton Exchange Co.. 5s5oo ssdo HIS
.rt for "a .oes in Western Railroad ;ss75
l6-Monadnock Mills Clare
mont. H........-.. 1900 DO f.oD
Aug i-SIraps- Mis- do. 5000 Z do en-
The Conaectcut River Railroad pay dividend OF 2
cent on tte l5h July -,t
Tie pa en-. Mas-ach1setis ard Eastern Railroad y H.
vi. probably pay d.v iend about ne middle Of July -
Eastern, Mas on cap -1.... s-'' '0V
There are several other payments 90 be- made during the
month, which have not been able 20 ascertain Whch
would increase Tie amount somewhat
Al the annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF
the Central Railroad held Detroit, shghly inter
os,ng report Of the condition Of the road was pre-
scented. The following the names Of the Board Of
Directors for the ensuing year John N Forbes, John
Z. Thayer, G B Upton, Boston DAVID E. Meal salem
VIM. Dwight, Springfield D. D. williamson, John c.
Green, New.York Erasias Corning, Albany, n. "
Zion Farnsworth. Detroit John NJ Forbes cho.
sen President Of the Board
The Oirego Adrerfise, says that the new Com
paDy which has taken the Ithaca aud Owego Road will
nlmediatsIy commence laying the heavy II rail and
will widen the track 70 Elk feet, as TO correspond
with the NewYork and Erie Railroad. They have al
ready contracted for splendid locomotives and are de
tefnined to push the work vigorously so rs 10 be in
running order by the lst OF October next We under
stand that il s The intention Of the Company to run
the distance (26 miles, in forty minutes.
The Catawissa. Wiliamsport and Enc Rail
road Company, rmerly known as the Little Schuyl
kill and susquehanna Road has advertised for loan
g. 4 no NJ
their road to the susquehanna This road is one link
of the chain from Philadelphia TO Lake Erie RIA the
Ee~l ork and Erie Road, with which it will connect at
Eimira or Corning. The whole distance from Phila-
dephia 10 Dunsrk Lake Erie is AS miles-being 81
miles less than from Dunkirk to Eew.York. OF the
43s miles from Philadelphia 10 Dunkrk l6l are finished
and in operation leaving 81 miles unfinished the ex-
pense OF completing us miles Of which will be borne
exclusively by Ncw.York that there remains but
lO2 miles Tor Pennsy vanias share in the accomplish
ment Of this great work and even this unfinished
portion the sum Of 81 20 900 mas been expended.
The whole line Of the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad VERMONT will be opened on or before the
commencement Of 1885, and the expense II IS stated
will not exceed s3OOOOO0 The distance is 10 mlles
Business Of all kinds in Philadelphia is dull,
and rendered more by the increase Of the Cholera
Money continues abundant and is readily obtained at
tic legal rate Of interest The shipments the Le
high Navigation sst week again about 30 900 tons
In consequence Of the very heavy shipments OF Coal
boatmen are much wanted on the Lehigh Canal The
Lehich Coal aud Navig Company says the Ledger
have a large number OF boats, which they will rent
upon very favorable 10 persons who will engage
10 nun them steadily in the service Of the Company
Liberal ireghts are paid IN cash, with constant EN-
poymeEt and quick patch In loading and unloading
boats.
The annexed circular has been issued by Mr..
Patterson the President Of the Mint and is Of interest
70 parties having business with the establishment
Mssr % -as Cssrrs sT4rs' Phisiephi'. Jal-, $50
Uaser o. 'l- NJ At of J.a.s9 U.s. 80. he
r, sta- G co., p. Of eh,rs- ID, u--a &C. pt-i th
Toe ca uoe- &C. q. hs '''.''i' o., ~ I'd ,.
,a. 80 a,' esa - a'''f q. - r. - o. .'s
RArror CH.ssEs n8n DcJos,fs = cold and sy Buioa
90 he 3f fbitde pta, aHd nc BraHeA Mat Nei-
Orls0ns- 10 ake eeci on aad after tle ltJuay 1873
l 'F.f h COS. vltu 90. u-iio' o~i " si-a.sri
oa -The-eea. r-roa1c- of a. ~egh' -er n-tns
On Sasy-Fror 50 90 80 s. esats per "a a. sSo's
Fom oseos.~.s
Pom r,l 20 ~ nu-.
o. o.. H-eb 5ong tie SHOE Up 70 stasia'a
H. For reush.ns ~t-a metals eoa-asa -lA r.aasf
On -sa-Fo to three .ht BAR cents pr our. q
sross ~ alter mst According 70 TIE eotdloa Of he
On Sstr-If %, coqP,ry. oushd to esat PER
1 oopPey, 90 70 :. . sa,. sei' psfo, a. .s0Ts
- 90 30 fl.. ~
90 s.5 SOFA
III Copper ussd e. Aal to e-ai. ~ oSoe
~ at1- - aio ~ As Of Co.'S ooe hanafee and
For ra.i The GA .ls sassr -h.a tAss' n.ia sIst -
+ %, oo5p-~r,op,,,ae Of God to 80 lien. X Goats
Ptsgo,,. sfGos 80 . GO aoe ie' gross. ,', .s
SSmsS !
u Cur Praaoral Of sl,er 800 10 sae, The God b.
a. lroeori- t -ss haa > taolsa1dtli eeas Per o.
P,or, Of slysf a6i to 50 Soc ~ per gross, sisf
Prra Of silver so 70 Soc per sross' sasf
L...tf. fas Syarsfiss IF God a-4 s.rs--SsshsT Cos
I'D Ss.r sha ssisd ior tl- 5rrei 81 nc l-i ~,f
100 me 49, rfofart II the eP-raeca estimated ufoa ~
as.r. chsrs-- shau = 80 ihaa af- doAsrs
An Anti Monopoly state Convention has been
called in New.Jersey, to meet at Trenton on the 5ih
September next-in opposition to The action Of the
Camden and Auboy Railroad aud Delaware and RsEi-
tan CsnA Companies
The Rouston Bank. at Fiichburg, Mass. viii
commence banking operations on the ls Of November
next
The Winchester and Potomac Railroad 1t Is
said. viii do prosperous business this yeAr-the prob
able gross income having been estimated by the Pres
dent ~ $4,000 which VIII enable the company 10 de-
clare SIX per cent dividend after paying the state
annuity OF 60, 600 on the let Of August
Work has been suspended on the Findlay Kali
road Ohio for Of iron, which Is to be furnished
by The Little Miami Company who are taking up the
Ia, rail on Tie lower port ion OF their read They can
not furnish il until the fret OF August