New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26
SATURDAY, July 24-2 P. NJ.


There was not an active business at the
Stock Board to-day Prices were without important va
ration and quite as we'll sustained could be antic
pated at this dull season of the year. Reading and Erie
were heavy but Erie Bonds with the considerable sales
had an improving tendency At the Second Board the
business moderate but there disposition to
sell Stocks excepting at full prices.
Sterling is dull at 1Oi@1O4; Francs
517Aa 515.
In Freights there was not much done
today but the market is steady. To Liverpool Grain
4G4l9d. Flour lO0l2d. Cotton 81 6 p bale a2d 8 q
10 Resin 10l2 01l13d. To London $50 tuns Oil Cake
do ZIG $50 tcs Beef 81 and 200 bbls do 2i3; 1000
Turpentine q 400 Resin l. 10; % hhds. Tobacco 25
40 hf tcs 81 us bxs. 26 and Furs 3OI. To Glasgow,
Wheat 5a51 I'D, and Flour l 6. Norwegian brig en-.
gagged cargo of Wheat for Cork and market at ID.
a Dane, cargo Flour for Rio Grande at Sl three or
four foreign bsrks and brigs, Turpenne, &c, for Lon
DON at 2G21l9;a bark from Malaga to New.York at
$40 T. tun brig of 300 bbls from Sicily, $1,000 an
American ship from Crane Island to London s5i one
from st. John, N B. to Liverpool, 63 three from St
John to London and two Norwegans to Hull, 10; an
American from Magagaudayic to Bristol 70i and
British ship from Quebec to Liverpool on private terms
To California they rather inactive, and the best
vessels fill up slowly at something under previous rates
The steamer took but S364,375, to-day,
which Ia as small anticipated. The other ship.
ments of the week were SLY 00O making S4Sl,375 In
ALL
In money there was no marked change,
but there larger balances In the street seeking en-
ploym ent and loans were made to considerable extent
on call st4 y cent.
There is fair number of Southern and
Western dealers in town, and business In quarters
is becoming more active.
Messrs. Duncan, Sherman & Co. pay on
the LIST August the Interest Coupons Of the Galens and
Chicago Railroad Co., due on that day.
A new bank, under the general law, has
bsen organized at North6ed Vermont Of which James
c. Dunn Esq, late City Treasurer Of Boston, has been
chosen President
The Connecticut River Railroad has de-
clared a dividend Of p the preferred stock,
and p the common stock, for six months. The
Amoskesg Manufacturing Co. (Manch ,ster) dividend
Of y cent $40 y share) Douglas Axe Manufacturing
Co. per cent, semiannual, (s3 q share) The Green
which Insurance Company has declared semi annual
dividend of 10 Y cent.
The advices by the Baltic are not Gem
mercisy important bu. generally favorable COnso!s
were improving which Is good indication of the state
of affairs Cotton steady, but Breadstuis, in con.
sequence of the continued fine weather, heavy.
Trade In the manufacturing districts was In flourish
ing condition.
The Philadelphia Ledger says: 1.-The
Anthracite Coal trade, the past week. has been quite
active Nearly hundred thousand tuns were brought
down by the three companies The Lehigh Navigation,
for the week ending Saturday last brought to market
"a 04s tuns and for the season. Ar 100 tuns The Read
Ing Railroad for the week ending Thursday brought
down 4l2l3 tups, and for the year, 926 tuns The
Schuylk Navigation, for the week, brought down
81 1909 uns and for the season. 365 Cpl tuns Both the
Navs aon Companies ahead of their tunnage to the
time last year, and the Reading only 1900
tuns behind. The aggregate tunnage Is considerably
ahead of what the same time last season. and
accident occurring 1t will steadily increase last
years business the end of the season. though Is
presumed that all the lines doing all that they estimate,
will than equal the demand, II 1t should even come
uptolt."
United States Bank Stock is selling in
Philadelphia at "a y share.
On Tuesday Messrs. Ward q Co. will
open the bids for 500 eco p cent Mortgage Bonds of
the Western Vermont Railroad Co., being the balance Of
100000 of these Bonds issued by the Company $780,.
600 having been already sold, maturing in ls6 ls66
and ISL These Bonds have interest coupons payable
the rst day Of January and July at the Mechanics
Bank in the City Of New. York where the Bonds are
made payable, and secured by hrst and only mort
gage the Read with It's franchises to Shepherd knapp
ard George Briggs They are convertible into the Stock
Of the Company for eight years from lst January, ISL
This Road extends from Rutland Vermont to Bsnning
ton where unites with the Troy and Bennington Road
forming lick Of the continuous line between New.
i0rk and Montreal 1t fifty eight miles In length and
has cost about $500 900 or about per mile max
ing one OF the cheapest roads 10 the East The valley
through which this road runs Is rch in marble, iron.
slate especially In the former of which immense ousp.
tues are qua1ied on the line of the road Tnere ar,
also numerous manufacturing es,sblishm.D,, 70 viola
alos business To the road and large amount, Of as,
cultural products TO be transported The sdv.r,.sn,
says;
The Company has the contract for the tn,a1 Geo..
mall between NewYork and Montreal In cornS Ssa,ss
sa inc Hudson River, the Troy and Boston IT,,
nelbhstcn and Rutland and Burlin gton RaIlro.d T
ylospess 81 this railroad from through travel ana cue
1'S'sfy rom local bssiness, are extremely is,pors.