New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08

VIII Iffc mNftoN NNN 70 "NJ
nanife,t and in The hands Of pas'ense'a "u'' :"
,pire stil greater confidence 10 the 'aanoe' case
Of the Money market. This is larger aui 'un'
than any but the very ssnguioe han sn"c'P'",'
and INNS. satisfy all that the Atlantic cosst" 70 SUI
fer no losses from shipments TO California N zoe
with judgment.
The GEORGIA is near at band, and viii Prooaoy
hiring ouarter TO half million more. we De-
leve the Philadelphia brought the largest anoan'
ever received BY one steamer. Those VINO nave
been snxously waiting for remittances LOT inc"
,bipmeDts will no doubt feel much relieved "nen
they run through the list OF consignees IN s"''"4
column. and find themselves the fortunate fec'P'ou''
of the "needful" The shipments OF lid 70 i'u
rope. TO restore the balance of trade, become u
slight Importance while California continues ~
ply so lavisby the drain. ;. md
Holders of over ID, 900 shares OF the No'"i'"
Worcester old stock have subscribed iof VOC" ~.
portion 1875 y cent? of the new STOCK iuaA9
80, owe, II ECO shares Of Preferred SEocA' upo"
t;.h divi9epd from the earnings OF 'no So
r,on,b, ending alst May last will be declared %
49, ,o,h ;,,, Tbi, dividend will prooaoiy DE- -
a. ,bare. The January dividend VIII DC iA'e0.' %
49, las, ,;x months Of the year always have gwen
nuob the largest receipts The rece'p'' s,0 nv"
some IS y ct greater than the corresponding pc,
Rod Of last wear The debt Of the Company VIII
now be reduced to the extent of the amount Oh 'nls
new stock. Holders Of the remaining old SUCK
NAV come in by subscribing hereafter, and thus
become Preferred Stockholders Probably all VIII
come 10 prior to the January dividend.
There is more frmness in Land Warrants ana
the demand for location has increased. The market
however is stil unsettled, and the large operators
are not anxious to buy until some decision Is nau
Wasbington on the subject of donations OF Puolc
lands The quotations range from sllO TO $40
The Pacific took out about $780, 900 in gold.
The Railroads in the neighborhood did a iarge
business on the 4th inst The Hudson River ROAD
took about e., 500, and the Harlem about s3'OOO.-
The Long. Island also made large receipts
TIE Patterson, N. j. Savings Bank has declared
dividend Of s p CT. per annum---The Patterson
and Hudson River Railroad Co. = cent The
Cleveland Mutual Insurance Co. dividend OF 70
y cent . The Bank of Pennsylvania seminar
nual dividend Of y cent.
There have been 2,697 pkgs OF dry goods enter
ed for consumption this week. valued at s777,O OO,
449 pkes, valued at slO2, 800, entered for ware
housing and 1877, pigs, valued at s29,OSl, WIN
drawn from warehouse. The entire value gone
into consumption is $500 800. In Dry Goods there
has been fair trade doing for the season, and
prices generally are well sustained, especially for
Cottons Printing Cloths, however, have declined
i0lc q yard, which has brought in large buyers
and $4,000 pieces have changed hands at Il q Sc
q yard.
The Providence and Worcester Railroad con
veyed over their road, on the 4Lh inst from Wor
cester ard intermediate stations TO Providence anc
back, about $3.50 passengers. From Providence
and Intermediate stations TO Worcester and back
about 5000 Total, l2OsO. The train from the
Providence station, after the fireworks, consisted
of 90 cars, containing about . 500 passengers
About 1000 passengers passed over the Ston
ington Railroad on Me 4th.
The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
! papy have declared dividend OF 81 cent. o
the preferred stock of the Company The Trer
ton Rank semi annual dividend Of 81 20 shar
equal 10 p ceut.
On the Cumberland Valley Railroad they a.
LAYING T rail at the rate Of three miles per wee
TIE work will, it is sRid be finished 10 Septen
Der. IN American'
The last contract for the Nashville and CHAT
pooea Railroad has been given out.
The books for subscriptions of stock to the Pitt
bureh and Steubenyille Railroad were opened
the Exchange Hotel in Pittsburgh, on Monday.
On the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Il
work is progressing with rapidity from Pi'tsbo'e
to Msssiuon, and the President is new In the "a
making arrangements for the iron. The inlet pc
tons Of the road beyond MasslOn will be prepare
for contract this season.
The union track, running around the east al
south sides of Indianapolis, connecting the fo
Railroads that have been located at that place
eetber is now finished, and the locomotives and ca
are daily passing from the Madison Road over Il
track, with rock Tor the bridge over White hlv
for the Terre Haute Road, and with lumber al
iron for the Bellefontaine Road.
It's stated that all the eight y cent. stock OF q
Vermont Canada Railroad has been taken by ca