New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23


! Freeman Clarke .as sli.s o s,Hfh, Rochester, Elis
/ B. Holmes. BrOcsport; Roswea =. Burrows Aloioa;
AleSis Ward, Albion isacc c. ColtoI> Lockport
Simeon Drsper's great sale OF Railroad
Bonds &c, fskes ps,e -rorrow (yedl 'ssdsyJ June
%, II moor, At the Merchants Exchange L. comprises
$4,000 Firss Mortgage y e~s, Bond. Of tie Peoria
ard oqus~ks Railroad; s32oss Fira YorgSe7 y
cent. Bonds of re Corning md AOssburs Rail, pad
$4,000 Second Mortgage = crit Bonds Of the "a
nspdsigua and Corsang railroad; 80 shares Lyksas
Vsley Coal Stock 0f these secGrse,. the Pepria and
0guawka Bonds b.ing Il q road require ms 40
tee They bear p cent interest ard road ru1s
through don Of slmos, imp srzlleled stiiy. Illinois
would seem want only Railroad fscisiss eo MIKE Il
rsnk with Pennsylvseia- Its great OF
agricultural and mizerI wealth only be fully de-
vsloped by the opening out Of its Internal ecmmunics
tenS The spirit among Its 3eosle Is now 2ivc 70 tails
interest The two other ROADS, whose Bondsare 20 be
sold, sre already opened and dividend psyhg
Germs. Their Bonds sold pay for mo.N
pie'e equipment, consequent upon she opening
he Broad Erie gusge. The Csnsndsisua aud Corn
ing Road extends from the former place 10 Jsersos.
on Seneca Lake, where Ii connects with tbs Che.
mapg Road from Elmirs on the Ers Road At Cspsc-
dall US, the line Is continued BY TIE Csnsndsgus srd
Niagara Falls Road, which will be completed 10 Batavia
this fall. An these roads Of the Erie six feet gusge,
and when the line shall be completed Buff .o aud the
Falls, large proportion Of the trsfss be,w, New
York sndtbese places viii probably bs don. this
line The OF the road is about $4,000, the debt
s5OO 0O0 including the Bonds advertised and the
Road 10 sssed by the Directors to be earning present
enough 10 pay the interest with fair sespua
Business in Dry Goods is by no means
dull, though there Is no hustle. There Ss ssen been
demand for summer goods aud both olohiers and
obbes have short of stock Early buyers from the
Southwes.er States also looking round aud sales
more numerous than hs. been usual 10 June; while
the prospects for July are very bright The shipping
demand for California il active and the foreign export
demand very cOnsldcr sbe. Brswn Sheetines Shirt
Dgs selling bri.kly at 7Ac., which Is an advance
and no stock b sccamasting Bleached goods are 6rn
and fencing upward, with a light stoch and good
demand ms rather less active but arc steady at
former quotations. Osnaburghs are inactive but rm
Denims quiet but steady There Is a rsat demand
for medium qualities OF Ticks Stripes quiet Print
ing Cloths advancing The sales have ceen a, un
equal rates. but c advance hs, been psrtl,ly reszsd
Prnts have been 10 request for country trade aud
prices uniform for full styles Ginghsms dull
Lawns In request full prices Delsoes nactvs
Cloths are in fair demand at improving rates. Cassl.
sell in small lots, and prices steady S.tusts
r great request and prices steady Toe decline
Ia Wool this week does not affect prices Of wooens
owing the reduced stocks and the fact OF goods hsv
ing been much lower than warranted bytne price of
Wool. In many instances Flax wool has been mixed
with Sheep's.wool and made up Into fabrics which
have been cold all Sleeps wool, and realized good
profit, though It was supposed losses sustained
1heihventon OF Cau'sen will eventually TO -ever issue
In a reduced of goods consumer Lnseys are
steady ut lfc. y Ql5c, ~hchis improvement Jeans
are active at some advance Tweeds ars steady with
moderate inquiry. Flaunes are very firm and In |
good supply. Baphets quiet out were arm In price
The Transactions In Foreign Goods are Light some |
sucons s,ll holding and prices more favorable
to sellers than in the hghth Of the The impor-
tations of any consequence will be late and higher
prices will be obtained The price Of Wool in Europe
has rben very considerably from Ito &C. y ID, which
cannot but affect our imports. Our Wool marxes
from trser supply OF the clip o Domestic Fleece
IL lower We may therefore obtain tie advantage
the foreigner
An injunction was issaed this morning
by Hon. M-lbone Watson Judge of the Court of 40. |
peals restraining the Metropolitan Bank from receiving
uncuTeDt money deposit suir ha, also been |
commenced In the Of tho People by Auorney Geo.
eral Cba,dsld, the object Of which s to wind up the
sued the annexed card:
NorIcE-fn cous-queaes OF an ex.parts Injunction.
issu.o by the Hon Malone Watson, a,plicatioa
OF L. 3 Cbshed, Attorney General at the instance of
Edward Belknap the as,Top Titan Bank |. ebjOaed
rom receiving nRcurreBt money on deposit ss IL has
her, tOiOre done
TIE Bar VIII shortly be heard on the true state oft,
mode OF doing bushes and will then ito ord.
ns,y cour.s In the time IL will receive tor COL.
lection The sane descriptions OF uucurrent money IL
has beretnofe rrcei cd ON de Jost; will sloS drafts
In anticipation thereof, for the sccOnm'd ttio1 Of les
desleTs 10 saiisfartory amount wnen tn, bills
= eciied. will make a charge for collecting them
exceeding the heretofore charged for dis
count the ssne. D,slers requested make lists
peciiy ny the amount OF bills OF each different Bank
composing the deposit J. z. WILLIAMS, CASA
The Dayton and Michigan Railroad,
which commences At the City Of Dayton Ohio, extends
by the way of Troy, Sidney and Lima 70 Toledo, on
Lake Erie thence - the Michigan STATE ins In tho d.
recoD Of Detroit, Is under contract for gradsSon
and masonry to Sidney. distance Of 81 mites from
Dayton, 20 miles " which. lying between Dyton and
Troy, will be ready for tho iron rails by tho lss Of Aa
gust bext The residue Of this line TO Sidney will bs
ready forthe same early next year Moth Of sldaey to
Toledo and the Michs Hoe will put under COZ
tract during the coming year. This road 10 ons o.
much importance. II runs North and South with ths
eour,e u the great Miami River (Which Is not navIg.
be,l through country Of unsurpassed erdIi ~ popa.
lous snd rapidly Increasing Il s In fact extension Of
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day on Road, nov com
pleted and In sueees.ul operation At Lima t will con
meet with the Ohio and Indiana Railroad nov under
Ia iis whole courss from tas Cleveland aaa
Columbus Roads TO Fort Wayne 10 Indiana, By way Of
Bucyrus and Lima. T~o Thousand tuos rails Of heavy
pattern have jus. been purehased by the agents of
the Company in this city, Msr'rs. wio.lo~, Lanisr
Co, b lay the track between Dayton snd Troy The
rails ere N be Of the best Ameri,au manufacture.
The ANIMAL meeting Of the stockholders
of 'be oedepsburgh Rsilrosd Company held a.
Rouies Point on the 10th inst which the President
T. p Chandler resd report, giving statement ofthe
financial condition Of the Company and account Of
the earnings End expenditure from which Il appears
that the Rosd beth in 10 finances and business, nov