New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

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1850 do..........-- OBJ. 100 DO -.--.---b2J CO.
500 do ....... bio C3li
MoSDAY. June 9-P u.
The sales at the First Board today were
not large but generally Tie marke; firm. espe-
cially for the leading iancies. Enc, Norwich and
Harlem were buoyaut Afcr the Board the market
was firm and al the second Board there active
demand at advancing prices. Realing, Ere, Harlem
and Norwich ali continued their upward movement.
MONDAY is usually a heavy and quiet day in STOCKS,
but tins has been AN exception. Erie closed at oo.,
showing an advance of per e.. Reading d" OBJ, au
improvement Of Z per Ct Harlem advanced
. per Ct. and closed fTm. Norwich was very
buoyant, going 90 CO., an advance o. . per
et Canton was steady at so. Eric securities are
hrm and IN demand Ncw-Jcrscy Mining VAS hrin
at 1885, Portsmouth and Edgeworlh are dun and
heavy. Long Island is huctuaung with considerable
sales Rochester and Syracuse j. m demand at 10
Some PURCHASES have been made m order To secure
the night 90 take the new stock The business Of the
Road is very large and after the payment of per ct
dividend there viii remain a surpluss OF over 100000
equal to nearly per CT. more Government and
State Stocks were scarcely 80 .rm. but the demand
was good
The business la Exchange Is not large
but the rates are 6rm. Sterling ioi'aloyc Francs
- loG5 or Considerable sales Of Sight Sterling
were made at III The supply OF 0hiS Is about equal
to the inquiry for ihis steamer
Freights are not active but rates are un-
chaneed engagements 1900 bush Corn i'd,
200 iuns dead weigh; los Ga. Cotton 5-32d a3l6d.,
the latter for Sea island. To London 500 .bs. Flour
I'D To Glasgow some Gotten at 3lot. An Amer
lean vessel got ull cargo Of Corn tor Limerick al
SD ship, the Frances Edwards about 4jo tms.
sold Tor Whaling. at $1,000.
The amount received at the Sub-Irea-
ury was $Sooo2. Payments. $os.52i Balance, 81
5l6,C25.
The Southampton, for London, took Sl49,-
500 N silver and $sO.0oo a gold tae Gaa, for lia
we, ssocO0 ~ SILVER, and The Merlin for Bermuda,
$4,000 N silver.
The following table shows the collections
at the Pmiatelrns Office of the Colu'a'a Railroad
Amount pen last report > 5oSs3 20
Amount Co sl,. May, ls5i-.---.---------- 42c-' go
Whole amount SINCE Nov 30 1850 -.--.--S = iol 30
Same time @s' ye0r.-------------------- l,-l5s w
Increase ---------- $2l,isl II
WeausoN Che comparative receipts OF lhe
Mlchcau Central Railroad Toy ne month of May:
Frc,eA, .........-......... S2i,Si7 81 Si2i53 -
Passengers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS otltV 20 500 10
Miscellaneous ---.---.-..-- 29,.oo o. 2to5s =
To,al......-...-.-...$l Cs,,95 y Sli09Jl =
The Connecticut House of Representa-
tivcs have ra>>el an act incorporates q Road 10 rsn
from Tue t,Iruuu> of thc Norwich and Worcester
Railroad n jbe CITY of Norwich, through jhc towns
OF Bozrah. MoD;,dl, Salem, East ualda.a, Lyme
and SayNoo6 so point oa the NcW.UNcu anl
Ncw-L,Eooa Railroad. IN the town OF W,s..tooA.
The following gentlemen were, on the 9Th
INST, elected Directors OF the Rochester and Syra-
cusC Railroad Gonna h. b Gibson, ChaS Scy-
mour O. Can rja qua; ]. Narnun, James } Van
Alien. OF New-Nolk john " lAnsoY. Uomce White,
of syracuse John Il. Chdell. OF ADJOURN Joseph Eel
lows OF Geneva. Jab,z Gould. Lewis BrooN> of
Rochester, Robert "a. Ives, of Providence Nathl
Thayer, Wan. h. Weld. OF Boston. At meeting of
the Board, Henry Gibson, ESG. Was unanimously
reelected President a11 Charles seymour, Treasure,
OF tae Company. Tie receipts OF ;hlS road for May
Were SelOoo, SSoo0 IN excess o: The estimates. The
JUnc business has opened very iavorahly ana the re-
seiptS viii be very heavy.
In order To present the merits Of the
Farmers Bank of Kentucky TO our readers, We re-
PRINT lrOm tie BasiUs' &aeasngs for June She an-
noxed article giving detailed statement of is
CLAIMS upon tac attention OF oar capitalists.
THE kARNvRS' BANK OF kENrvcEN-rhc extra.
ordinary growt OF tbs country Wlthin the last lew
wears, the increase oi capital, population ana ouSi-
ness, have brought forward new schemes OF pubic
lmproN CMeIt &Id fOr stock investments.
Ia New -lolN money i abundant on temporary
loans at peg cent. and capitalists are now seeking
permanent investments that VIII hold out Tic promise
OF ana o per cent for any series of years. Al
though Newly oTN has projected VARIOUS new canA-
ing institutions, We, Their surplus capital Goes 10,
seem 10 &c ~ the least Affected ~ reduced Ia TACT
the quarterly statements o. their banks indicate
gradual ad large increase under eVCrv ne 80 OF ne
oanIng ouSint>S particularly CIRCULATION individual
depCSlics, Socl lat e>tinCntS, loans stnG specie.
Other States have followed The example OF New
YORK We rnd Virginia, Georgia. Alabama. AID
ONO extending ihclS banking systems ua3Cr favor
able auspices. kcCtucky, too. which has lam dor
mani for nteen wears upOn thlS SUBJECT. has now
chartered new oanAing institution. which oaerS a
favorable ch2nne. iOT investment We al.ude 10 The
Farmers bSDA o! kentucky, chartered IA 1854 ana
which has now been months IN operatlon Tbe
leading features OF thiS charter were detailed IN
our number OT DccCAsCr last. 10 which or readers
are referred Tor information.
The Bank has passed the following resolution. au-
thorung sale 81 FIVE Thousand shares -, par
FARNZE>'S BANK oE kINrUcKY,t
FRANKFORT FEB. IL. l>'l.
Al mCetine of the ooapi OF Dlectoic ne follow
ing resolution was adopted
Resolrfd. TAsl Robbins 81 she CITY o.. Clsnstou he
and he hereby authorized and requested o. pc1rt 50
scuprCrS the capital stoCA Of tbs BlAk, $40 ans o the
Eastern and Middle States a. scCh ,ineS ant places ~ he
may deem advisable aud e1pc,ent provided ne sls>cr-
tons thus 20 &c obtained shall exceed the san o. fave
hundred Thousand 1aa-S and shall Dc yocGfa before tke
zeth day oi July ucst Attest, TEMPLE, CS>Aeg.