New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

THURSDAY, Junel3, P. ID.

The Stock Market, today, was more oooyant
and the Fancies generally improved. The amount
of sales wasnot large, but the feeling was evident
by better. Erie went to 76I The new Income
Bonds sold to value Of 100000 at 81 09l4, about
per cent. advance on the price at which they were
taken. At the Second Board the market was with.
out marked change.
The Exchange Market has not opened to any OK
tent, but the quotatc are firm ct 81 9l0Per cent
the latter for first class Sterling Francs are 527l
aaQ5 for 60 days, and 522l for short sight
In Freiehts the market is without change and
heavy excepting for Cotton which held at 3l6a
with engagements ct 532d of 1000 or 1900 bales
OF Corn $4,000 bushels were taken at % 03d
Dead Weight goes nt all rates. and 900 tres. Beef
were taken without charge as ballast. Flour can
be shipped at Cd Sterling and Naval stores at cd.
70 Havre the packet OF the Goth is nearly full;
$500 bales Cotton sat Lei &c was asked. Some
Ashes were taken as ballast at SO per tuR.-
Deal freights are not plenty A ship vas taken up
TO load timber at Quebec for England at 50 Is. To
California there is rather more Offering at As Coo
per foot
The annual election Of the Albany and Science
tady Railroad Co. occurred on Wednesday last at
Albany, when the following gentlemen were chosen
Directors for the ensuing year:
John T Norton, Ezekiel C McIniosh, Rutal II. King
Herman Pumpey, Lyman Chapio Augustus james, Gar
nj Y. Lansing, Of Albany; Thomas 1heson Richard H.
Winslow, Of NewfoTk.
Alta subsequent meeting Of the Board John I.
Norton was elected President aud Ezekiel G. Nc
Intosh Vice President The Board unanimously
resolved that the construction account the books
Of the Company should be finally closed on the LIST
ofAugust next the floating debtiunded immediate
", and that henceforh the revenues ofthe Company
should be strictly applied to the repairs and run
ming expenses Of the Road interest the debt and
to the payment of regular semi-annual dividends to
the stockholders, reserying a suitable contingent
fund. The business Of the Road since lst January
shows handsome increase on last year. and it is
siin increasing 1t is understood that dividend OF
not less than 81 per cent will be declared next
month and that the net earnings for the present
yeer viii be considerably over per ccat
In our advertising columns viii be found an i'm. /
postsnt circular addressed TO the Stockholders OF
the Norwich mud Worcester Railroad. The ar. I
rsngement which we have several times alluded to /
Is in progress, for paying off the debt Of the Com
pany coming due previously TO 1850, has been hear.
l contaminated, and the Stockholders are now cal |
he'd upon to GENE forward and subscribe the small |
amount Of new stock needed and thus place hlee
whole stock on sound dividend paying basis. !
With the increased receipts of the Company aoo
the decreased expenditures under the judcious
economies introduced by the present managers
there is no reason 10 doubt that this Company viii
declare, hereafter, regular semiannuaf dividsad'
Nerefer those interested to the circular and Leg
lssvs act for particulars.
The Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD has bee, PIT
r-esr contract from Tygarts Bridge to Wheeling.
Sae Rochester City Bank has declared a GEM
~ al dividend Of per cent. 1.-The Boston and
eRalroad dividend Of per cent payable
:. lat to stockholders June 18th.
Receipts at the Sab Treasury, today, were
sse073; Payments, s5l,l Balance, s3,6l7, 800
Remittances to the Philadelphia Mint Of Csl.or.
nia Gold dust are now returned in coin in about ten
dnys.
The quotations for American Stocks 10 Londop.