New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20

probably be able to make the same dividends a.
last year During the coming FAN 100 miles o.
lateral and connecting roads will be in operation
and add largely to the traffic Of the Madison The
coming crop ais promises 10 be large one, anl
its transportation will swell the receipts of this road
The public sale of Bank Stocks at the Exchange
in Albany on Tuesday, was largely attended, as
we learn from the Journal The bids were spir-
tied, and the advanced rates at which all were
sold IS a sure guarantee 10 the psblic that the
banks stand b gh IN the estimation Of those who
are best mpeient to judge Of their true condition
The following Stocks were sold so shares Com.
mercisl Bank, 1872; 10 do Albany City Bank, 1851 !;
10 do Exchange Bank e6l % 10 Mechanics and
Farmers Bank, 1856 l6 DO Exchange Building 10.
The WoonasquatucketP Print Works, which were
built in 1874, by Messr,. Thos sprague Son, at
cost Of $4,000, were sold at auction last week
at $4,000.
5t-org efforts are making at Syracuse to raise
the funds to build the Syracuse and B'nghamton
Railroad
The Covington and Lexington Ky Railroad
Company advertise for the construction of twenty
miles of their road this season.
The work on the Eaton and Hamilton (Ohiol
Railroad ia still progressing energeticaly.
It is stated that the Auburn and Syracuse, and
Auburn ard Rochester Railroad Companies have
agreed TO consolidate their stock on the lst day of
Aug next. 4 stock dividend Of Is q cent. it is
said will be made to the stockholders Of each Com.
pany
The total receipts OF the two compsnies from
Jan 1850 10 June 1880 moth, S}'l 81 81
for Inc same lime IN ~ ~
loeIesse 10 1872 S65,loo IS
for I've months, OF p 5-l6 = cent
The annexed statement shows the amount OF
tolls received by the Sosquehanna Canal Company
during the current year and for the corresponding
period OF 1850:
To June8 1885, $50 9l06o
To June 10, 81 l5o So
Increase - To- %
The Money market is very easy at Boston,
Money has been offered within a week in Safest
at y cent and second class paper discounted at
c. The borrowing Railroads pay no more than 6,
and individuals with Railroad collateral do not ex.
coed or O. There is quite mania in favor OF Ill.
road BoLds. These securities have been IN hi IA re.
quest.
The Vermont Central aud Oylensbu-g bonds are |
anost out OF the street June the former sold a. -
On Saturday last 81 was bid and the few known /
holders asked9e. On Saturday June ?, o elsb1rgs
sold at s5 and s5I-on Saturday last the BIDS were |
90 for almost any quality, bat holders demanded
OF. All other bong also have greatly improved.
The Vermont and Massachusetts may be quo.
t. d AZ s52 Rutland S., Cheshire 50, Sullivan III
al Improvements on former prices In the Vermont
Central dividends leqaal to SIX per cent bonds at
six years rom January ], 1891 the rise has been
extraordinary. A week ago they sold at s1l o %
on Saturday they brought 60 witt no offerings Of
consequ Deprecated Railroad stocks also
are the meuding hand. Ogdensourg stock has
advanced y ct within a week Vermont and
Y G.; Central, T. c.. Cheshire
has risen from 40 20 50 within few weeks Wor
&c ster has again arrived at par and trie over
Maine is well maintained ut 1851 Providence 4
y stOn is s4-tbe dividend promises to be only 81
y cent
The Boston Post says: When the Ogdensburg
ard Vermost and Canada are opened in the Au-
umD, and Lake Ontario freight begins to be vis-
be a. the Boston dep6,s, the advance of the Gen.
raj stock will surprise even its sanguine friends.
The transaction regarding the Vermont aud Cana
Ia, noticed in our last, has been accomplished aud
meeting of the Central stockholders has been
called TO approve the lease of the Vermont and
to the Central 100000 of the Canada
stock has been taken BY wealthy gentlemen of this
'iiy, with the Central guarantee of 8 q cent p
lnnum, for fifty years. Not a share of this Canada
tcck can now be obtained.
CaEETvLLY hsPosrsD Toa Tas TRIBUNE.
- WEDNESDAY,, June 10
ASHES-COninue nominal, and q1o,ston Gao bs
'ven.
Export from i'' to la'h June; ;.Is5o Is4s
os .bbls. Z c59 l758
ehs.'''''.. ............................ Ill 1888
OTTON-Is very firm, and The transactions eousid-
abe saes lV osts al hil prices mo.ty Tor eXUOr-
bidding Orleans l2iGlS, Uplands u. GlI
Export from let 10 18Th June...IS5O IStO
'otn import since lstinst.. S15 bales
Export from lsl to llth June 1850, ISfq. I
Cotton .......................b bales. 10 1+3 sv1s
Esporl from the United States q
ince st September, ls49 ............. bales 2t5s73
anne ume baes. 20o97A
Comparative Statement Of Reeepts EIpoy Iai Stocks Of
Cotton 81 he Jo1OoiHg Places at the dates aHAeIed:
Rec.v.d Total II stoc. % stoc. on