New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

v,ncsd to 75;. the highest point it has touched
The Bonds sod at ssl
In Freights the rates continue very low, but
| tbore is nothing more doing. engagements Of
40 900 bush Corn at 2id 800 to 1000 bales Cotton
osed,a o,sd. Sterling 200 bbls Bacon Is. Other
Desdweieht los 900 bbls Naval Stores ls3d.
To London the rates are low; 500 bbls Stores ls6d
Desdweisht ss lO,. To Havre, Cotton ID.
The payments into the Sub Treasury to day were
ss212l; Payments out s74.59s; Balance ca
1888.
The Manhattan Fire Insurance Company have
declared dividend Of IS = share.
The private letters BY the Steamer speak Of a
good business in American Securities with r
moderate supply. The advanced prices checked
trans actions, bat rates were still Advancing
Barring says:
There has been a fair business this week in the
Securities Inch we quote, and the Transactions
would be larger there more stock on the
market United States Z CT. Bonds ll0i q III /;
Inscriptions 100 1921 Massachusetts Sterling SIS
1861; Maryland Sterling IS, 81 NewYork State
6s 10; Ohio 6s, 20. lO40l05; Pennsylvania Sc,
"a. No change in prices or business done in other
State Stocks.
AQOtucT IEcAlI ulhhts TIE lOAJNlu- tduthbioAs
US5s. SO. 94ae5; DO Ga. go. LOG; do '6s. llOa
Ill; New York State 81, 95a99; Penna -. g q
"a; Ohio 6s Sc, 9s; do DO '6s. lO6; Massachu
sets IS sterling, 6s, lo6 Maryland do do 81 a 80
The Mints are now paying Certificates Of de-
posite to and including No. 1892.
California, it appears, is not the only gold
mother in this country. We saw today at
Messrs Beebee, Ludlow 4 Co.'S forty pounds Of
Virginia gold from VIM NJ Mosely 4 Co.'S mine
in Buckingham Co formerly Boxers. 1t was in
slabs about four inches long and OF very pure quality
At Auction to day 500 shares of the Dry Dock
Bank sold at 81 to s. y ct.
Hon. Alfred Kelley, President Of the Cleveland
Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad, who went 10
England early In April, has succeeded IN pur-
chasing 5000 tuns Of rails sufficient to iron that
road The iron will be sent forward at once, via
Qaebec. No previous arrangement has been
made on equally favorable terms. Mr.. Kelley has
also negotiated at good price the Bonds Of his
Company 10 an amount sufficient to pay for the
above Iron.
One Of the Pittsburgh papers states that the
Erie Railroad Company have leased the road about
being built from Dunkirk to Erie for eight years
This we are informed is not true. The road how
ever is being pushed forward and will be ready at
about the same time the Erie road Is finished to
Dunkirk Being of six feet gage, 1t will be In tact
an extension of the Erie Railroad to Dunkirk.-
The same gage will probably be extended to Cleve-
land We learn from Cleveland today that there
is considerable excitement there in relation to the
Share Road between that City and Erie and the
kind Of spirit existing which will put it through by
the time the Erie link is completed We shall then
have a complete Railroad connection between
New-York and Cincinnati, and the two Cities
within forty hour1 travel of each other.
The Eremng Journal publishes the annexed
statement Of receipts at the tide water OF Flour
Wheat, Corn and Barley for the first week of May
in ls49 and 1850:
Flour bbls whes, bu. Corn. bu- Barley,bu
Is5s: :....::s7sas 1870 soc saS SOS ssSs
Increase .sl,lS5 iS,4s6 Dec. s,542 2l,44'
The aggregate of the receipts OF the above artl-
ces so far for the years ls49 and 1850, have been;
Flour bbls Wheat bu. Corn bu. Barley .bu.
is s,,Is5ai a 5s!s ISL i,si ssssl
Increase .-9s-775 $3.50 Dec H24
The receipts Of Flour and Wheat during the
month of Apri at three important points, ioT two
seasons, aTe appended
ls.e 1880
Flour. bbls Wheat, bu. Flour, hb.s Wheat bu
oswego ......l2soO lle22 A5.2 lsedo9
Buffalo .......el ,557 Ngb4o xvi o<sio
Tol, do ...... 1885 lOo b45 TO N'<lo
The steamship Falcon. which left New Orleans
on the 3Oth ult. for Havana and Chagres, took out
sa2o, 900 in specie-s2OO,OOO OF which will be
transhipped from Havana 10 New York.
Ataspecial meeting of the Common Council Of
Hartford, the Mayor was directed, by vote Of IA
to 5, to call a city meeting on Monday evening
next, to consider the expedency of pettioning the
General Assembly for power to take stock in. or