New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-13

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falling due lst January next will not be forthcoming
We learn fcon, the Harlem Company that t1e conf@c
,or t,e Road 10 them on the lJth March Auo
uoes the cornpany interest al sums received pre-
;o.,v N that date on miking their settlement Inc
have been receiving from the Road ever since
Ia, sep,enber last when the first twenty miles were
pened for use and out Of these several funds ths 10
eres, ON the Certificates paid on the lst inst The
con,osnv opened on the lat April separate account
nth the Extension Road and out Of the receipts will
arise the fund for the payment Of the interest The
Company does not cancel the Certificates 1t obtains by
the conversion but holds them In the character OF out
side holderr share in the funds. The receipts last
week the entire Road very great In the iour
days from the Sd TO the 9Th inclusive, over sllOO
were received. At the Second Board, TO day, Harlem
Stock advanced y. Erie was firm The Bonds OF the
Erie Company getting scarce. The sales are few,
and prices have steady buoyancy. Southern Michigan
and Central Michigan Railroad Stocks have risen seve'
rally y cent Stonington fell of in the morning q
cent. but recovered l at the Second Board. North
American Trust rallied to 5 three days buyers option.
Nev.Jersey Zinc was quiet but firm Montgomery
Mining Co. fell off y y cent Southern Michigan Bonds
advanced to par being rise Of T. The disposition to
buy Is very general. There is unusual demand for
Investment The heavy sales of Harlem have brought
closed firmly and never appeared in stronger position
than II does at present
The shipments of specie for last week
were follows:
July 6. Bark Mercy Ellen Cuba, doubloors... 1896
July TO- Steamer Pacific Liverpool, Amer gold $500
- English do 2l,6D
Total. .........................sI59 974
The transactions in Sterling were to
fair extent to-day at 1lO19 y cent bankers bills. Sew
eral amounts of gold have been engaged for shipment
on Wednesday, and the total will probably exceed half
a million.
The Money market remains easy. The
Banks cannot control the rates Of interest," which they
have been again endeavorng to do within the last few
days. though their extended lines of loans and dis
counts much those of other capitalists have been
Instrumental in rendering rates low.
In Freights we notice no large engage
ments to day, but rates are without change.
A new Bank has been organized up
town. situated on the Third and Fourthavs, of
Eiehteenthst The President David Banks, and the
Cashier VIM. B Ballou, from the North River Bank.
The Directors are Thomas Morton, Amos Woodruff,
Charlie, Pitt, j. j. Van Pelt Thomas E. Smith, Charles
White L. w. Scudder, II. B. Herts, j. II. jennings J.
H. Fowler D. B. Pierson, J. w. Cook, George II. Bell,
R. H. Gof Edward Roberts, James E. Brown D. P. Ba-
| con.
The Columbus and Xenia Railroad Co.
has declared dividend of 10 p cent for the six months
ending 1st July. The Merchants and Traders Bank Of
New Orleans has made dividend of y cent payable
to the New York stockholders the Manhattan Bank I'd
August
The earnings of the Macon and Western
Railroad for June as follows:
mali l,Ob2 20
Freight. 9i2l So
Iotal; .sl6,469 81
Corresponding month last year............ H. 1876 90
Increase 80 y cent? ................. 1898 80
The Albany Journal gives the follow
ing statement of the quantity of Flour Wheat Corn,
and Barley left at tdewater during the first week In
July, In the years 1851 and 1852:
Four,bbl Wheat bu. Corn, bu. Barley, bu.
l95l............ 1882 44,l35 29ll74 4,035
ls52............1l22o9 1890 2OL2i2 =
Inc....45,O27 1865 Dec...ss,s32 4o35
The aggregate quantity of the articles left at
tide.water from the commencement of navigation 10
the 9TH July inclusive, during the years 1851 and 1852
is as follows:
Flour, bbls Wheat bu Corn bu Barley bu.
1851. A97SS 1898 3l9o995 l0375l