New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21

THURSDAY, June 2o-P NJ.

THURSDAY, June 20-P NJ.
The Stock market continues heavy, and gen.
orally the Fa1ces were lover today. Govern
r,epts were 10 fair demand and there was disPo
,,.on TO operate on time. At the Second Board
the market had an upward tendency bat the sales
were moderate
In Freights there is not much doing, but the rates
are rather frmer. Engagements $4,000 bush
! Com, 3D.; Cotton at II SD; Flour, lOd; Dead
weight, los To Hayre &c for Cotton. To California
the market is lrmer.
In Exchange there is nothing doing, bat the
market is steady.
Money is exceedingly plenty. Two large sums
were offered to day for three or four months at ,
per cent one Of them on securities other than
Government. Paper is scarce and 10 demand.
The amount received at the Sab Treasury TO-
day ia 900. Payments, s4l,5o2. Balance,
S3,GO4.66i.
The Michigan Southern Railroad Company,
through their agents, Winslow, Lauier & Co. Of
this City, has purchased within q few days three
thousand tuns heavy rail to complete their Roai
beg ond ColGwatsr to point the Indiana State
line. The grading and bridging this part Of thsir
line will be completed by the 18th September next
Tie iron is to be delivered by that day it being
the purpose Of the Company to have the iron laid
down, and that part Of the Road completed by Let
November next.
Thus, steadily, but certainly, is the Company
pushing forward this great work to Chicago.
The new Ohio Loan IS, 1873, SOLD at ll4l to day,
and that price was bid for 100000. The parties
interested in the bid for the entire amount were as
follows;
A selnont .......s }O0 COO Moran Iselin....l5oOo0
J. @ King ...3eooo D'e-, Robinson Co. 90 600
wiaslow Lsnie5 Z, Go @'oe' ,s hssn
house 10000 K-nn 'dy. ..loO0Oo
De Lannsy, l'~iin &,.o 200 P .nony Ne ,ooo ,o
j. Little Co .......25eoel Total. 900
The above parties got the whole Of tlei- bids,
excepting $4,000.
We have received the Annual Report OF the
New. Haven and Northampton Railroad Co. giving
detailed statement Of the affairs Of the roads OF the
Company, which are nov flashed and placed on
permanent basis. This road was commenced 10
ls47 and was to have been extended to the West
ern Railroad, but this intention was defeated by
the refusal Of Massachusetts to grant a charter
from the State line TO the Western Road. The
terminus Of the road therefore, is at present at the
State line, 81 miles from New.Haven. The road
has also two branches-one from Harrington to
Unionyille miles, and another 10 Colinsvile, 8
miles.
The roads are operated under leases 10 the New.
York and New. Haven RAILROAD Company These
leases are three. The first lease is a lease of the
ROAD from Grand st. to the Canal Basin, aud, with
the reservation OF single track for the use Of this
Company after the other leases expire is perpet.
ual. The annual rent is 50 500. The second lease
is lease of the road from Grandst. to Plainvile,
and is to continue for twenty years The third
lease is a lease of the roads above Plainville for
twenty ears, for the specific sun of forty thousand
dollars year. The conditions on the par. of tue
New York and New Haven Company are, that the
road shall be kept in good repair and the Company
protected from all legal damages.
The opinion of the President of the Road is that
the dividend of the Stock will be per cent.
The Western B ank OF Baltimore has declared a
dividend of per cent for the last six months-...
dividend of per cent. has been declared by the
Worcester Railroad Co.
The Freight earnings of the Providence and
Worcester Railroad were larger the past week
than any previous week sn;e the opening of the
Road.
The new cut in the Welland Cana has been
opened. The steamer Britannia passed throu ID In
eight hours from Lake Ontario 70 AXE Erie.
The Point Coupe La. Echo has the following:
awe have heard that some of the Commission
Merchants of New. Orleans, who have been doing
business for our planters, now refuse 70 assist
them with acceptances, or even plantation supplies,
alleging that the parish has been ruined by the
present high water Point Coupee is of the
richest parishes in the State, and has heretofore
stood IN need OF very little assistance Of any kind.
The n. y. Crescent says: 1t would be hard and
unjust TO consider her longer worthy Of credit,
because the prospect Of single crop is nearly
blighted, or to withdraw from her that confidence
and assistance OF which she stands in need and
which alone Will enable her with certainty meet
all her obligations with credit to herself ami salts.
faction 70 the Commission Merchants.
kets....cARETuLLY EEroKrED ron rHz 7sIsusE.
THURsoAY June -.