New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


TUESDAY July BPM
There was no session of the Board OF Brokers TO-
day and although some few operators were in the
street during the morning we heard of no transac'
tons. There were some bids made at yesterday 5
prices but no sellers appeared.
The Balance in the Philadelphia Sub-Treasury is
sl,O36,653.
The Lehigh Navigation Company have brought
down the past week 29,329 tuns of Coal and the
schuylk Navigation Company 1889 tuns.
The Iron for The extension of the Central Mich J
Road to Michigan City, is now being received at
Detroit.
The receipts OF Wool and Flour at Detroit are
very light
Mr. Conover, engineer OF the Columbus, Piqua
and Indiana Railroad Company, having completed
preliminary survey, reports that favorable state
of the country exists for the construction OF Road
from Greenville, through CovingtoD, Piqua, Urbana
&c. to Columbus. The Directors have ordered the
line 10 be located
The Rockford Forum says that about $4,000 be-
side the conditional subscription Of $4,000 from
Rockton have been subscribed in Winnebago Co.
for the second division Of the Galens and Chicago
Railroad. The Directors have determined to put
it under contract to Belvidere, about the first
September.
The Albany Journal says: The Albany and
Schenectady Railroad has been doing profitable
business this season, and the receipts thus far this
month show a very large increase over July Of las
year. The returns OF the first week show an in.
crease Of s7s first class passengers over that Of the
corresponding week last year 1864 over that of
the second 2,l75 over the third showing an aggre-
gate Of 5l1s over that Of the three first weeks in
July last year. The returns Of the secondclass
passengers for the three weeks show an increase
Of some 200 over last year.
The following 10 the estimated income Of the Og-
densburg Railway for 1851:
Local passengers and mail now $50 per day for
As miles on two-hflhs Of the ne-for entire line
III miles, in same rauo 500 per day, and for one
yes SIS Gay. Ds; S.v 4; Nav soHo"
Yorf s,timsed al 10 each way per day, at s2for
OGdsb,ours Ssi dsy Ro:o5 and 0O
New.Hsmpshire, to ogdensburg, each way, 20
Der d.y Hcai;:. and 1O'O
Osdsnsburg, set at but 20 per day, each way, at
81 2aOfO
Total.
TRAVEL.
Local freight now about $3.50 per day for two
hfIhs Of the lne-estmsnng at 500 only, or
double for entire line per year 800
Forty thousand tups only Of four merchandise, &c.
say 100000 bbs al 20 cents per Dbl $4,000
Total. ass 100
Asregsie.................. $50 200
Add for cale emigrsnts, 10000
Total. .sS7l,7oO
Interest per cent on stock and debt 900
Running expenses for three ard onehslf trains each
way $1,000 nils, at s. cents per miles. $4,000
ro,.i .os, 400
The terms on which the City Of Hartford has
voted to loan its credit to the Fishki Railroad are
these: The city issues its bonds bearing an inter.
est Of v cent payable in twenty FIVE years and
secured by mortgage on the entire work These
bonds are to be exchanged for those Of the Rail.
road Company, bearing an interest OF y cent and
the difference Of l cent is to be held as sinking
fund for the extinguishment Of the debt.
The condition of the Boston Money market has
varied very little from that of the preceding week
This state of things is likely to continue until there
is more activity in general business. Very little
has been done in Stocks. There is a moderate de.
mand for the solid descriptions, and the usual fac
tuations in other kinds, which are attended with
more hazard
The MiirdEkee Wisoonsin says last evening
cannon were fred, bonfires blazed, and two bal.
looms were sent up from the Oneida street bridge,
which attracted crowd of spectators. Barrels of
tar were also burned in several OF the streets This
signal demonstration was made by the citizens,
who were naturally rejoiced at the success of the
Railroad Company in obtaining loan OF about
s3Oo,ooo in New.York which will carry this i'm.
portant work TO Rock River.
A large and spirited meeting was held at lie Roy
on Saturday for the purpose OF hearing the report
Of the Committee appointed to attend the Buffalo
meeting and to correspond with the friends O, the
enterprise The stock required to be taken In or.
der to organize, bad been promptly subscribed and
paid II, the articles prepared, Counties named
through which it is TO pass, Road and Directors
named, and the whole submitted to the Controller.
who will return the books 70 the Director, on the
S0th OF this month, when subscriptions to the ca p
tai stock will be received. It is confidently ak.
Pected that mere than enough will be subscribed |
In lie Roy to build the Road through that town
The same paper announces that Stafford is also
alive to her interest in this project Some Of her
moneyed men were in attendance, and pledged
Stafford for $4,000 Of the stock.
There is a rumor that compromise hn, bean
made by which only one Road will be built from
Buffalo TO Erie via Dunkrk
We have received the aansal report Of the Mieht- i