New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
"WEDNESDAY, July Up. NJ.


Stocks tsis mOrang, and prices Of great many of the
Fancies and Railroads gave way. Little done in
the afternoon, and the market closed dull The still
buoysnt Securities Penusy lvana Coal, Nicaragua,
Dsuphin Lockport and Niagara Road, New Haven, and
Madison and Indianapolis. The heavy ones we're Erie,
Harlem, Reading. Central Michigan, Southern Michi-
gan, Northern Indiana, and Hudson River The great
es, fuctustIon in North American Trust which
fell to II 10 the morning and II in the sfternoon
Eew-Jersey Zinc firm at 1914. Tle only transic-
lions in Federals in the United States Elves OF
1865, at 1861 Panama Stock y cent at the
First Board, while the Scrip fell p cert In the after
noon. Nicaragua lost also, subsequently, part Of its
morning advance, and closed heavily at 80 Many OF
the usual operators have not yet returned to business
The spirit of the market Is yet strong and the
airy and but partial decline will be recovered.
The demand for Money is below the
supply and every facility "a afforded the borro No
good adventure need falter for want of Rates
are without change.
The demand for Exchange on Europe is
limited, while very firm Sterling as before,
1lOl4 allOl9 Francs, 5l5d5l7l2.
This afternoon, (Thursday,) at o'clock,
Messrs winslow, Lanier & Co. will open the bids for
the loan of 100000 TO the scoto and Hooking Valley
Ohio Company. These Mortgage Bonds have first
class security in the road mogaged for their payment
The co.t of the road to Jackson is sO0OOO for which
100000 have been su scribed captsl stock and
100000 are raised by bonds 100000 has been paid
for iron and the balance Is offered for sale The
road has no antagonist II will find vast amount o
material for traffic In the rich mineral and agriculture
region will connect with distant markets. and create
much more by the stimulus IL will give TO its district
which only requires OF transportation TO develop
its abundant wealth 1t will connect with all the lead
ing rosds Of Ohio and the neghboring States.
In Freights there is more frmness in
rates with more Offering. The new engagements are
1900 bushels Wheat at 4l4d for Liverpool 900 bbs
Flour l2d 3d 5000 bales Cotton on terms not told.
To London also there is considerable shipping at pre-
yious rates.
The National Bank and Bank of America,
Of Washington City, d. c. newly established are wind
ing up ownS to the number Of other Banks not reSpcn
sibe or giving security like those starting In the same
district.
Hon. Thomas II. Campbell, Auditor of
the State of Illinois, has furnished statement of the
organization Of the folio wing Banks in tia. State
Ms.,n. s.r, c.t,.,o,.........! c ,s5c 100
ClsIks Exchange Bank Sprr gied ..........iNs 900
Merchants and Mechanics Bank, Chicago ....lOCOoO
The following certificates have been filed, but az yet
no securities have been deposited by the said as'ocia
tions:
The Bank Cf Peru Peru. Cd
The Illinois River Bank, OF Taylor Cofiug,
TIL. Belvi6ele Bank Belydere............. $1,000 90
The Prairie State Bank Washington, Tnwell ,oo a.
The G0S ut 5y City BaiE Quincy o.
Commercial Back Chicago. ~ ~,
Ssnesa b and M.cb,Ts Bank o. Qaacy 500 90
Stephenson County BanS treeper 21oOo ,D
~ p"e fiInJ R.,,E RocL i,a.d .....,.. 5100o Oh
Marine Bank of CT caeo, No. 2............ 5@Mo ~
stock Security Bauk Danvle ............. 51Um w
BsLk Of NOr'h America Cbeaso' .'''''''''''VoO0Oo W
Am mt Of Capital stock GOO 90
Amt INT of SECURITIES deposited 3lAO9i 81
clue u Securities deposited ;.......'''' 1'9E od
Amount OF circulating notes ssaed'.'''''' l0'0io W.
The receipts of the Madison and la
dlsnspolis Rsroad for the week ending July B. 1852
were -.--------------S, ,OD we we
spending week of 1851 ...-.--..----. Al9' 20
Increase (obout y p cent? .sa9o2 "A
At the annual election of the stockholders OF this Com
pany in June last the fol owing gentlemen elected
Directors for the year: John Brough, Joseph
q. Marshall w. NJ Dunn. Jesse Whitehead, John
Crsveps. Alexander c. Laner Of Madison; Thomas A.
Morris james Whitconb, of indianapolis Il. Tannehi,
of Tayiors,ille; Samuel Moore, of Mooresvlle P. NJ
Parks. of Mnrtinsvile r. II Winsiow and George Girls
void Of New.YoIk We understand the new Board
will NEE, on the Goth inst snd that dividend Of y
cent for the last SIX months will be made payable ou
the 9th The earnings Of the road have even exceed
| ed til anicipations of Its most sanguine friends
The Sodus Canal Company offer $4,000
of their bonds, bearing interest at y cent semtan
nusy secured by mortgage This work Is part OF the
Lz&.. - nd fha
Fat and from its position must command large share
| Of business Its communications with the Erie c anal
the Erie Railroad the coal fields of Peunsyyauia and
With Philadelphia aud Baltimore, well ss With Canada
and the Upper Lakes must give 1t full I'd constant EN-
| rloyueut The statement of the work ard Of the
source, Of revenue, published by the Company show
that ts Income will b. Immediately sufficient to pay lis
expenses and large profit.
The Farmers Bank of OnOndaga, New
York. has filed its securities and commenced issuing
bills. Toe amount Deposited is $4,000 The President
IL Il. FIizel, Esq. Of Onondaga, principal owner
The movements in Cotton the last week
have been as follows:
bales. bales
Receipts at all ports S955s;, ISi3sq3
sh gnebts from southern to Northern -. .a..
potts lee "a 95f .Si
| ct -, Ne,y.Y,,rk ............... 6f893 81 4Oi
The stuck of Cotton 10 the intel )r towns Is unusually
light. being about 2O96O bales against 1900 bales 'ane
time last year.
The following statement presents the
amount Of tolls co lec.ed the amount OF ershandse,
srd The number of boats cleared a,,he Collectors Oice
IN Albany from the opening of navigation this year to
The close of the month Of June, compared with the
same o. Rod last year with FIVE days in favor Of 1851
1881 Tolls collected. o''o''
Fxeets fall in April in 81 ............'...S = o' !,
tss9 Ne,ebsudse Gle sred, 91tf