New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19
ssk lo%elCls and some, who do not wish to sell, as

esk lo olO, and some, who do not wish 10 sell, as
nigh as lol9. Francs, 5l6'405I5
To Liverpool there is a moderate
amount of Freight Offering, and the rates tend down
ward engagements 900 bales Cotton I'D, 5000 or
eoo bbls. Flour lOl3d Gid, 250OO br%h Graiu 81 o
5'd, l,5OO bhls Resin Id 10 tuns Oh l7is To Lon
oon, 1000 or 5000 bbis. Flour llfls0N6 800 bb's
spirits 20 300 bbls. Naval Stores ? J. T0G!asgow 800
bos Flour Isl, 5000 bush Wheat 81. To Hsvre, Coz,
ton dull at &c To Rotterdam 600 bush Corn lee
from Nova Scotia to England Deal freight was nude
'tsOl There is fair business doing for California a.
4Jc. 065c
The amount received az the Sub Treasury
is sio5,lsa; paid sl5,eOO balance s1766oi9.
There is no change in the Money market.
Large loans have been made at b cent CALL and in
few instances balances have been left at still lower
rates. First class paper goes at i95 = cent
After the Board yesterday afternoon a
sale of $4,000 Convortbles 1862 made at o. buyer
sixty and between the Boards to-day Sl0)0O0 isis sold
at % regular and % buyer sixty We hear of several
considerable TRANSACTIONS Bonds to-day for European
account
The steamer to- morrow will take about
half million of specie portion of which will be sill
yer. Gold pays profit at the present rate of FIX
change and it is generally supposed these remitances
are to meet bills drawn previously on speculation
There was no change in the direction of
the Harlem Road the election day excepting the sub
stitution Of Mr. Robinson for Mr. Surgess who resign
ed. The Board is as follows Robert Schuyler George
Barker, Philip Dater, Nelson Robinson William 5
Wetmore, r. M Batchford, Thomas w. Ludlow, Ed
ward Dement, William s Miller, Charles Denison VIM
c. wctmore, Gouverneur Morris, Isaac E. Haviland.
The Water Commissioners of Jersey
City propose to make loan of 100000.
The Albany Erening Journal denies
Banks having Revenue Certificates for security
The Oswego and Syracuse Railroad has
declared dividend Of 3l4 p cent payable on demand
The town of Binghampton voted, on the
18th instant to take $4,000 each in the Albany and
BiDghsmpton, and Syracuse and Binghampton Rail
roaes. The vote unanimous
Heman B. Ely, Esq. of Rochester, Pres
ident Of the Green Bay and Lake Superior Railroad
Company left Cleveland for Lake Superior the 18th
inst with corps of ngineers, to commence the sur
veys of the work The part OF the road between Lake
Superior and the Jackson iron mountain will be pushed
forward rapidly this season. and ii possible compile
Ferguson has been appointed chief and William Hall
assistant engineer of the work
The following is a condensed statement
of the business of the Georgia Railroad and Banking Co.
for the year ending 3lst of March last
The gross earnings Of the Road Department for the end
ing 3lst March last were .S.958l IL
And the expenses of Department 35o5O7 81
Leaving net profits sii93O5 81
The income Of the Company, from all sources, may be
stated thus:
Gross income from Road T559l 10
GROSS income from Bank............... 63,66l II
Total income from Road and Bank. SS5472 a
EXPENSES of Road agement. sos, 1O7 81
Expenses of Ba' k, including Taxes
Agents. Com &c.................. 2O,lBo ~
~ - 1854 81
Net Profits from Road end Bank. ,057 81
The usual DIVIDENDS OF 50 80 t, share, half yearly,
in October and April, have been declared, say -
y cent. Capital Stock. Observation-Disclosures. 2ooo W
Leaving applicable to other purposes. -
The following is comparative statement OF the earn
ngs of the road in the month of April, 1851 and 1852
Passengers Freights Mal., &c. Totals.
1852 $40 as 10 $5O59O SO S7Oo44 %
1851. ...... 1880 65 f5,5U5 IS 60,22t 90
Increase. 1858 05 s47s7 "a 1920 70