New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10


h this Cify.
The subscription books for the stock OF
90 rec, Railroad from Philadelphia to Lehigh, will be
o,eped on the lst Of July.
Gov. Grayson has been elected president
# the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company.
The annual meeting OF the stock ana
ts,bo,ders of the Chesapeake and Delaware CanH
Compspy was held at the Office OF the Company ~
Philadelphia report Of the past years business anu
os the present condition of the Company wss READ
The unusual severity Of the past winter
business for longer period Of dime than ever oe'O'e
since the Canal was In operation lessened the revenues
nj the work as compared with the previous year.
which. however, were large over any former ye"''
The reeeipts last year over sl9DoO' ana "eio
more than enough 10 pay interest on the company
hans and all the current and extraordinary expenses
nm, leaving the fund unbroken Tor tne SOCK
holSer. The report eloses with the declaration OF
.snsups hope of an early dividend from the net income
Of the Company
The SehuylkiH HaUen Miscellany states
that the rumor Of the failure of the Farmers BANK OF
scbuykTl Haven, caused run upon the Bank from all
sarers last Saturday but the officers OF the Bank were
veil prepared for the "run" and paid all demands.
7z< Miscellany adds the Bank is as safe as any in the
the denomination of Mr.. Cake, the present cashier"
At New Orleans, on the 9th May,
Ssl6COO Of First Municipality Six per Cent Twenty-Five
year Bonds were sold at suction They belonged to the
estate of the late John McDODough They opened at 80
and closed at 50 per cent averaging So 46 per 500
The Chicago Qll.) Advertiser states that
te Pree Banking law Of the State Is unsatisfactory and
Inefficient, end Gays:
"There has probably never been time, when there
ves so much fwid cat shin plaster aud doubtful
currency In circulation In this city rs now, and 1t Is
daily Increasing preparatory 10 one grand 'olow up
"There ere tao small institutions ia this city, which
have either pledged made arrangements TO pledge
fS GOO each Of public stocks Iris constitutes all the
currency we have here of the kind contemplated by
the ous law and what portion of the business OF the
city this supply with circulating medium =
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED roR TIE TRIBUNE
WEDNESDAY,, June 9.
AsHEs-The market is unsettled and j, oweI sales Of
IT'S bbs at 8 75GS5 S for Pearls and " 8i0Sf S'z Tor
Pots The receipts are increasing.
COTTON finn since the Americas news arrived
1900 bales sold to-day, at prices favorlng the buyer
FLOUR AND MEAL Our mukst for the low grades Of
State and Western Flour very firm with good inquiry
ness Of holders Tn. inferior grades of State good Ohio
in request at full prices The arrivals are hardly up 70
the demand and prices have an upward look Csnsan 10
sue but sdy Sales Of 400 bbs common rsnos Vo
IN bond The sales Of Domestic reach 900 bb at ~ Og@
sad n s.as and Il Isas IS for good Ohio and favor
he State. Southern is held more firmly with good dems "a
g, mixed GOOD strasht brands Rye Flour is quiet at
s 1884, Corn Meal is quiet at 81 lS3 for jersey and Bran
GRAIN-There il good inquiry for low and medium
sqste. Of Wheat aud the sSPpy nS ssss o.
good wiscorsn other kinds of Domestic scarce
and wanted Canadians quiet ends nominal at 93cqSl o.
Rye steady the supply not large and the inquiry limit
ed sales Of 1900 bush 81 Toe Barley held at 6Oc @5ic
and unsasbe Oats les. plenty and are in good de-
mapd at for State No Jersey Southern offer
ing Corn active and the market is heavy pnms lots
very plenty The demand for the East and tor e&-
sound Gle d62te for low to high mixed Westsu, and CSC
Cor Round Yellow Other kinds scarce aud prices nomi
nal. Southern Yellow Is wanted for the East.
WHSKY-A quiet but eady markets sales OF 40 oblsr
ss 2oie for Ohio and q d2llc for Prison Dudgss steady
Professionalism is held more firmly; there is bet
Ter demand Tor the trade and to 90 out OF the market and our
ssatls &C for Mess and sic i2laslo IS for Prime Prime
Mes sO%ns q s Gea Rs 9C plenty at ss 81 E%s
and the market buoyant the receipts are mode and
s ss q % s a e S O Prime Mes. QUITE
nsls and fss are nominal :, Sg ~ a.. Bee n. MA,
held moe firmly at 81 sic Cut Meats arr dull and price.
nominal Lard Is stesdy but not acye sales OF SOC
bh and erceF at 9ldlO.c, aud kegs at ldl.c Butter
plenty particularly Ohio which lower; the demand
steady sales Of Western Ne WORK at l50l8c and Ohio
Cheese is in steady request for the home trade
LLOw--The supply better Western; sales of 40
Wool is dull The receipts thi. year of foreign Wool
have been unusually light the stock Is gradually WORKING
Fleece WcoI il timer but the demand is very slack Some
few parcels Clip have arrived at Albany but there no
appearance Of that buy which exhibited last
year few parcels old West sold al 36aS9c and few at
lSc but all small.
HEMP m arriving SO Wy Of the crop. The transsc
tons are few $50 bales dewroed American sold at Sll7
50S20 eco bales Jute sod at Sa5.
TEAS-A large catalogue Of Greens aud Blacks was Of
Sired auction toeay ana brought good and full prices
The whole readily sold AT private some large parcels
have changed bands and the matket appears firm
BOOTS AND SHOES-The demand has increased very
much within tho last week All kinds have advanced nom
cent ow the increased cost of leather and
scarcity OF hides Hemlock Sole Leather has advanced
since February from l2l and Isle. 10 l8ld9c and Upper
Leather in proportion. The California demand Is good.
etochs light, few houses have anticipated the adj
and have sid In large stock OF heavy work, on
which they are realizing arse profit Mems thick and
Kip Boots, 81 7ed2 Y; do BroEans 7OcG 10; Boys
thick and Kip Boots 81 2A6l 5o Youths do Brogans,
bsQ7sc Wpmen's Kip and Calf Boots 75c dsl Ladies'
City made Kid $dl 10; DO Caters 81 25al IS; Cali
kria Hun gaTian Boots, 81 75dS 25