New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19


rour or five cargoes Deals at 81 los to - l5s. To
Antwerp and other continental ports small parcels
Merchandise at very low rates. To Havre 4c for
Cotton The market is dull for California at so 20
CSC y foot.
TIE steamer 70 morrow will take $4,000 10
10000 in gold The French packet Of the Goth
he's only small amount OF silver engaged.
The amount received ct the Sub-Treasury is
$4,000; Payments, s46,sl9 Balance, 3,5)9,4ss.
The Money market remains abundantly supplied,
and loans are made without the slightest diulcuty
at low rates. The offerings at the Banks are not
sous'' to their receipts, and they are buying paper
in the street. The aniountof private capital in the
.,reet seeking eli, Enjoyment. is very large and the
quantity of good paper is sSau. On call, loans
are made at 81 "A y cent on Government Stocks
and Ala is q cent. on other good securities Paper
goes freely at sac 2 cent for good names, 60 days
to morths, and some choice names are taken at
a 2 cent. The Banks are largely fortified with
gold, and should the shipments Of coin not exceed
in the aggregate two three millions Of gold there
would probably be no material change in the sup
ply Of money.
The old officers Of the Farmers Trust Company
were reelected today unanimously.
Tomorrow "wednesday the bids for Two Million
Six Hundred Thousand Dollars Of Ohio Five and
Six Per Cents, will be opened at the Office OF the
Ohio Life and Trust Company. One Million Six
Hundred Thousand Dollars is to bear interest at
the rate of p cent q annum, payable seminar
nualy in New-York, and the principal reimbursed
at the pleasure Of the State after the year 1875
n -. o Haa. ~ ~ ,.a
rate Of 5 p cent. 2 annum, payable as above, and
the principal ACCOMPLISHMENTS at the pleasure Of the
State after 1863 The certificates Of stock will bear
interest from July l, 1850. The premiums offered
for said loan must be paid in cash, or in Ohio six =
cent stocks Of 1850, at par, the day Of opening
the proposals. The balance or principal to be paid
either in cash or Ohio = cent stock of 1850, atpar,
on the LIST day of July next. The proceeds OF the
above loan are required for the redemption Of the
five and six 2 cent Stocks OF Ohio, maturing after
Dec. 81, 1880 We understand that bids for large
portion or the whole of the above loan will be
made on foreign account for parties who hold large
ly Of the Stock to be redeemed.
The Wabash Navigation Company has declared
nm annual dividend of twelve and half per cent. :;
leaving at the same time, large surplus to con-
tinue the improvements as high up as La Fayette
The Junction Railroad Company from Cleveland
70 Toledo have elected their Directors they are
as follows:
seymour ". BALDWIN, Elijah De Wit, Raymond Starr,
NEb1m b. Gates Robert McEaehron, Hemsn n Jr Orin
Coyss and ARENAS Boebe Of Elyra DAME, Hamilton o.
Nglsn Eerarder w Porter AID Ebeuezer Laao Of San.
dusiS john A FOO, and n. 3. Eli o. Cleveland
Atameeting Of the Board Judge Lane was cho'
sen President, and DR.. Dewitt Secretary and
Treasurer. A corps of engineers will be put upon
the route Immediately and the work pushed for
ward with reasonable rapidity.
The Ogdensburg Railroad Company has already
in operation As miles of the road from AXE Cham.
plAin westward The whole length OF the road
! III miles-is expected to be open and ready for
n.e some time in October The total receipts from
all sources thus far have been s2,25o,o0O ExPen'
| ditures s2,l24,OOO. Estimated amount necessary
., coronlete the road, in addition to the balance on
hand. 81. o7s. OOo portion Of the above receipts
was from the sale of Bonds, none Of which, how
ever. were issued below par.
The following is the amount Of gold bullion re-
ceiyed at the u s. Branch Mint at Dahonega, Ga.
in the month of May, 1850;
Amount received .......................SNIe3 IS
coined. ......................... lboso W
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BY the Annual Report Of the Bank Commission
ers Of Maine to the first Monday in Nay, it appears
that the aggregate Of Bank capital was 50, 1000
divided among thirty-two Banks. -Four were
Banks authorized by the last Legislature and one
or two of the Legislature Of lsis appear not yet
TO have been set in operation. The summary view
of immediate liabilities and resources, appears as
fellows:
Circulation
Deposits oo442<
Liabilities ls5,oo4
Specie St%ilyo
Biils Of other 2o oS3
Resources slo7,1IS
: The aggregate loans Of the Banks appear to be
SJ,35O,s5s.
The Midland Railroad Corporation has been or.
esnzed BY a choice OF directors. The line of this
road extends from South Dedham through Dorches-
ter and South Boston to that part Of Broad street
in this city, formerly called Sea.street, nearly oppo-
site Beach.s,reet the whole distance being fifteen
miles. This will form connection with the Nor
folk county Road which is twentyseven miles to
Blackstone. From Blackstone to the State line Of
Connecticut is fifteen miles and from that point to
Wilimantic is thirty miles, making the whole dis
,anoe from Boston to Willimantic eighty.seven
miles Tbs charter for the Midland line provides
that il shall cross orer the Providence track, by a
bridge fifteen feet above the rails, with embark
meuts at both ends and under the Old Colony track
fuhieh is to be raised through tunnel, under the
streets Of South Boston, to the sea shore, and
thence by a draw bridge, one hundred rods IN
length from high water mark, over the flats near
the Boston Wharf, AID across Fore Poin: Channel,
TO Broad.street The entire length Of the Midland
route when completed from Boston TO FishkiI, on
the Hudson river, viii be two hundred miles.
At Philadelphia the Money market continues