New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16

comssDy have declared diVi lend Of o 2 cen: tr
the iss, six months.
At Boston there Is itsie more ease 10 the Moo
~ market. bat there is still q good d,mand Ia the
g,reetat7alO p cent, TIE offerings a. the Banks
are beyond their means TO meet. The Stock N N.
ket Is dull.
Iii. stated that s2oO. 900 Of the Preferred st,ok
Of the Rutland and Burlington Railroad has been
taken
Western Railroad went to osl at Boston, under
the defalca ion Of Ware, bat Afterward recovered
TO o.
The receipts Of the Vermont and Massachusot.s
Road are said 70 be $4,000 in advance OF laIs year
to lat August
Speaking OF tho business o. Albany the EvsaiHg
Jouraal ssys
The week iast closed mas only been remarkable
for its general dulnass. Toe unfayoraols intalli.
gepce from abroad relative ~ the growing crops,
and the prices Of Breadst0G', has tended. II any
thing, TO restrict business 10 produce. The Wheat
crop 10 State will turn oat much better than
was Anticipated some veeks since The ciy xa1e
has been Of very limited character, much more 60
thtnis usual az this sesson. Produce will SOON be
gin 10 come forward more freely, and this inactive
state Of business we trast will not o5ntin1s long.
fthere il any demand for produce. trade must re.
ceive an impulse. Some Of our more sangdine ira
ders are looking forward with certainty for brisk
business this Fall in all departments Of trade.
The superintendent Of the Ogdensburg Railroad
in anticipation Of its being opened on the first OF
October next from Ogdensburg to Lake Cham
plain, has given notice that the following srsice'
in quantities OF not less than ten tuns each will be
carried a. through freight, at g. per tun OF 1000
lbs during the present year, and that no charge will
be made for wharfage at either end OF the road this
season, viz: Iron, (Pg, bloom and BARI nails
spikes, Ioolssses, sugars, coffee teas liquors, salt
salt sh, mineral coal, copper, copper and iron ores
pot and pearl ashes, sailed beef and pork, hams,
lard, tallow -four, meal and grain in sacks, casks,
or bAues,) lime, plaster, potatoes and other roots
lin sacks or casks, at risk Of weather by Hnersl
wool at a. q tun of 1000 lbs. Flour in quantities
of 500 bbls ard upward will be carried as through
freight at o5 cents per Dbl Seasoned pine boards
will be carried as through freight At e. so y 1000
feet board measure, to be loaded and unlosded by
the owner.
The Roctord Times says that Mr. Ogden, Pfes
dent of the Galena and Chicago Road, in com oauy
with Mr.. Farnum, an experienced engineer from
the East, parsed through town las. week, on their
way over the line of the Road, with view Of NJ.
F.'s informing himself OF the character aud re-
sources of the country. He proposes il his obssr-
vatons were satisfactory, land they are completely
SOL in company with Mr. Sheffield of Connecticut
"a gentleman OF ample means and we'll known 10.
tegrty-to enter into contract for the completion
Of the Road from Elgn to Gaens within two years,
on these or similar conditions viz One half in the
bonds Of the Company, running from 10 to 2oyears,
ats y cent onethrd 10 cash, and one-sxth 10
stock.
Below we give a statement of the amount Of
gold and silver coined at the New Orleans Branch
Mint during the month Of July: