New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12

TUESDAY. Junell. ?. Il.

heavy. Generally tie anc!3s nave U1eh sJii n
decline on yesterday rates. Governments were
also in moderate req1estard not firm. There Is no
reason for the present dullness excepting The IA
,ura reacsing feeling after cons siderable activity.
In Exchanges the market closed without much
frnness, and the sales at anything over 10 per
cent. were small. At9l09i there was aconsiier-
able amount Of business done. Some receipts Of
Southern bills BY the mail supplied lh1 market and
some considerable amount laid over. Francs were
5.2s3 2Gl, with moderate demand.
Freirbts are more active, and the amount oter-
ing ,arrer To Liverpool, $500 bales Cotton were
engaged at I'd; Dead Weight at lOsGl2s Cd
1000 bushels Corn, ed d3d 1000 bbls' Flour lod
al2d. To Havre, Cotton is duh n. &C. 10 the
Continent there is much dullnesS. From Mirama
cbee. ST. Johns and Quebec 70 Cork and Market
Bristol and Loudon five or six vessels were taken
mn At f315aE4. To California the market IS
heavy.
The Receipts at the sab-Trcasury to-day, are
$1,000; Payments, sl4l93i Balance s5'50s.1io
The Gollowir 2 ee1demen were to day elected d.
rsctors oftbe Farmers Loan and Trust Co: George
GriswolJ Elias II. Ely, Isaac Townsend George
/ Cornell. Hiram Ketchum, D. D. Williamson
Georqe r. Tslman, Moses Taylor, John +. A. San
ford Messrs. Taylor ard John +. a. Sanford are
oo,,, members. Two or three vacancies remain to
be filed.
The earnings Of the Michigan Central Railroad
for May considerably exceed the ant.cipations OF
the Directors, and ia view Of the short amou't OF
produce coming forward, ere very large The
earnings were as annexed;
Michigan Central Railroad nay. %
Excels in 1880 equal to over % per u
The following gentlemen were, on Monday mani
mouslv elected Directors Of the Hudson River
Railroad Company, for the year commencing June
10, 1850:
James Boorlnan, Ioseg II. Grinnell Gardner q How-
land, John DAVID Wolfe eI1eur honl3 49, i ~
Wifem ReGaed, Edward Jones' charles H. Ala''A
Drske Mills.
And the following gentlemen were elected In
spectors Of the next elections
Jephal Bishop, Thomas sufern, W. W. DeioresL
The Directors met Immediately alter their cleo
ton and the following officers were redppointed
James BoorInon President Edward Jones, Nics-FTesi-
Superintendent OF Road n opefaoni Join "a ioPans'
Treasurer; Geo b Buder, Secretary and Legal Agent
The Paris Moaitear has published a statement Of
the Custom.house receipts for April, which shows
falling Off from last year, aud also a statement o.
the receipts Of the first four months in the present
and two preceding years:
Customs for April. Cus.onI for frat month.
1s45................. 5,.0h3n 81 IN 3o5
lfi2....,.,........s.lufft ~ 81 o,e4fo
l0JO......ssss-ssssss of'J'l'-'
The Boston Slipping List Of Saturday last con-
tans aIst Of the vessels now on their way to Cali
lornia. corrected down TO the lates: dates The
number of vessels that has lelt the Atlantic ports
in the United States for California; is ,227 viz; 379
ships $40 barks, % brgs, 2)1 s-hooners, slooPs
lone Of these il at St. Thomas in distress, ami VII
return to Boston, and - steamers.
The sales Of Printing cloths at Providence last
week were "a 500 pieces, from 52x52 to ''N5o, p
90 inches at a &c. embracing fair to extra far
The Jouraal remarks that ths market has been
rather quiet, ard prices shade easier. The sales
of Cotton were moderate at iialfl Cor Gall, and
49, ala for Atlantic porls
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Northern
Railroad, running from Rouse's Point . o 5lens-
burgb was held on the Sd int ut Cnanp'aln to re-
ceve the report Of the Directors, and 70 hold an en-
nual election. The report was satisfactory, ami
speaks encouraginsly Of the progress and pros
poets of this important internal improvement. ice
/ following gentlemen were unanimously elected Dr.
/ rectors for the ensuing year;
TIP. Chandler; J. Wiley Elne1di; Il. G. Saw, z. I;
Reed Of Boston; Span,dnF PfcsltnI Of ne Coacoll
Ra,T9ao Pans Ex9s ~, 81 y lpI ri
Van Rensaeaor, Of gdelssufghi o. Rei 4siol OF Wa.
sngey5 d,S CIV ty1 G1 ssTg y hesS esso p
Chandler was unhnimo1sly elected President; u HOP.
lima Of Ogdensburgh seefelay and ~ T. Ensa'' ei
Boston, Treasurer.
The Buffalo Republican says: We understand
that the Directors Of the Buffalo and Attica Tona-
wanda. Auburn and Rochester, and Syracuse and
Utica Railroads lave passed resolutions authorizing
a Committee appointed by each road to immedi-
atey subscribe per cent on their capital stock to
the Buffalo and State Line Road. This amount, 10
connection with the subscriptions Of individuals,
makes an available capital OF over $500, OOO-sliii-
Gent to insure the immediate completion OF the
Road to the State line. 1t is expected that the
Albany and Schenectady, and Schenectady and
Utica Roads will also subscribe per cent on their
/ capital stock. a meeting Of the different commit
tees viii be held in this city in few days 70 COM
ple,e the subscription"
( The Anthracite Coal trade has been large this
week again The Lehigh Navigation Company has
brought down 90, 1872 tuns during the week. making
an aggregate for the season Of so5.ss9 tuns. The
scuykill Navigation Company has brought down
during the week IL 033 tuns and during thes season
l67 ,9O2 tuns. The Reading Railroad Co for the
week p, s32 tunF, and for the season 49, 4ol tuns
The amount Of coin in tho Philadelphia Sab
Treasury is 81, 29l9 35
AtPhiadelphis the rates fcr money in the street
may be quoted at G L for first class paper and
/ y for second and third class.
A dividend Of six per cent has been declared by
the Planters Bank Of Savannah FOX the pas. six
months.
The subscriptions on the line Of the New.Haven
and New London Road thas far exceed the
amount anticipated, and the prospect that the cap
ital required will be forthcoming at an carly day is
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