New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17

made within few days: An American ship from que
bee to London ct gu another from st Stephen (Nb3
to Liverpool, 70f brig Of 800 tuns for Navy Bay
el5O0 vessel from south side Cuba 70 NewYork 3oc
for Sugar and 81 for Molassesi q schr. for Brazos
Santiago Isc y foot for assorted cargo; an Ameri
can bark from Bangor to Madeira, % for Lumber and
two ships one from Genoa and the other from Trieste
to New-York, 5000 each. The brig Radius IL years
old 200 tuns has been sold Ut 900 60 into the Aus
tralan trade
The supply of capital seeking invest
ment is rather increasing. and the Banks continue 10
find il difficult to employ their means The current rate
of interest is 4e5 per cent call and on best short
paper.
We hear of further transactions in Rail-
road Bonds for foreign account to considerable aggre
gate amount The orders confined mainly to bonds
of an established reputation, and for these advancing
prices are paid The orders for State Stocks are In
many cases limited below the market Some Railroad
Stocks have also been bought for London and the Con-
tnent including some Erie and Mohawk. considers-
BILE portion of the City of Chicago loan has been sold
within the week by Messrs. Duncan, Sherman & Co.
The Chicago and Galena Bonds are Withdrawn tor BET
ter rates The Hamilton and Eaton loan, s30O,OOu,
has been closed up by Messrs. Cammann, Whtehouse
Co. and of the Albany and Northern Railroad Bonds,
Messrs. Delaunay, Iseln & Clark have sold nerv
100000 or oneh half the loan. The Kentucky County
Bonds advertised by Messrs Gilbert Johnson are also
selling freely and generally, parties having good bonds
for sale have no complaint to make of any want of de-
mAnd.
We stated few days since that thes pe-
Gle in the city Banks partly by count and partly by es
m ,e was about ten and half millions, and we were IN
formed that the amount not larger. We have since
learned that one of the street Banks that declined 10
cive the amount in her vaults had million more than
was estimated, consequently the aggregate was eleven
and half millions instead of ten and a half.
A dividend of per cent. has been de-
clared by the New-York Oil Manufacturing Co., payable
on demand the Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Co. has
declared semi annual dividend Of p cent the Low
ell Machine shop has declared dividend OF v cent
(sl5 1, share for year, on demand; the Boston,
Concord and Montreal Railroad have declared divi-
dend on the preferred stock of the Company at the rate
of 6 y cent y annum-
The Baltic took about SIS, 900 IN coin on
Boston account
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury are
So, 4l6 %; payments s27,oia l6i balance s36olO9o
The following paragraph in relation to
the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Go. Is from Good
mans (CincinnatD Detector of May /;
"Ttis old and valuable institution, which has i'm,
mense sums of money loaned at 7 " cent. interest
throughout the State has issued the necessary nsce
for the repayment of all money secured by real estate
This is one result of taxing discounts without deduc
tons."
In relation to the Canal Revenue Certlfl-
Gates correspondent of The Rochester Advertiser state'
that gentleman of that city, who took S5OOOO OF the
Certificates at the time of their issue. has since resod
$4,000 at fair advance and that for the S6OOOO he
still holds he has directed his attorney to apply for
mandsmus recurring the State officers to refund the
money.
A telegraph from New Orleans, states
that at the opening of the bids for million OF the L. s.
fves Issued to Texas parcel of one hundred thousand
was taken at l04 and accrued interest from January
and what the remainder taken at was not stated
The foreign advices continue to be favor
able Cotton was active and had upward tendency
Breadstufs were trife easier under large arrivals
Money continued to be abundant and Consos were well
sustained
The Anthracite Coal trade is not very
active. The Lehgh Navigation brought down, for the
week lss tuns making for the season l242sO tuns
The Reading Railroad brought down. for the week, 81,
OsO tuns and for the season. 562 l67 The Schuyl
kill Navigation Company brought down % 800 tuns and
for the season. 1892 tuns-making weekly tunnage
of S5 tun and of s 69 tuns for the season. by the
three lines Thus far the tunnage by the Lehga and
BY the Reading Railroad is less than to the same time
last season The Schuylk Navigation has nearly
doubled its tunnase compared with that to the same
time last
The amount of Dry Goods thrown upon
the market during last week s365,oOa lcss than
during the same week OF last year.
The Board of Aldermen, Friday even
ing adopted ordinances providing for the issue Of the
following City Stock
eco 600" Ntv- York Firs Per Cent Stock for Docks
and 9ips"-Ths Stock shall bear interest not ex-
ceeding five per per annum payable quarterly and
redeemable as follows:
$4,000 redeemable Nov. L. 1873
$4,000 redeemable Noy. ], 1874
10000 redeemabe Nov. l, 1873
10000 redeemable Nov. l, 1916
This money is to be applied to building and repairing
docks and slips.
sl5OOO0-" Cro,on Water Stock This Stock shall
bear an interest not exceeding five per cent per annu
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