New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-09

,e of LOCO shares Southern
t.,,s,.so ,2iroad Stock made at 49, showing sis
a,,rne some sales Of New-fork Cenra "e'e A""''
A. %
Two n our leading railroads are low without Presidents
Tho Fs ..l tbe Southern Michigan. Men exactly suited
70 rsnaye with ski and energy such works are by no
pes rs p-Dty
Ia. dyicss from Gold Hin state that Mr.. Williams is
rjnr out an average Of 50 to s. per bushel Of tang
with Berdans ansgsmser, notwithstanding the stste'
ents the contrary Of agents Of other machines Two
ofbese amagamsters went out by the Charleston steamer
to day. and twc more viii 60 on Saturday.
Land warrants are active fal lots sl7s and $75 each
half lots ss AMI se7 80 each quarter lots si2 80 and
t43 each.
The receipts Of the Reading Road said to be already
$50 900 larger than last year. with reduced amount
Of tunoage and m course reduced expenses
At Philadelphia money is al y Ct.
kessrs Stra@ian 4 Scott redeem the notes OF the ~
larta Bank Of Georgia which being circulated al he
West
Webavereoeiyed copy ofhe Annual Report ofthe Can
ton Co II fully confirms the previous statements Of the
largely increased value Of the Compsnys property and
the sales show that the estimate Of the President in 1850
that the stock worth $50 per share has been largely
exceeded The Company are making extensive improve
nents their front &C. all which and more will b.
soon needed 10 accommodate the rapidly growing trade OF
Baltimore.
The report of the iw ssie Mining Company states TINT
acnf uns Of ore have bsen Sold producing $685. o.
and that the actual cost Of raising this with about 35s
the mine sinking shafts driving drits and
all other labor at the mine only s2Ol -. The Com
pany estimate they have 900 5000 tuns Of ore in Their
prest ut level which can be taken out at small expense
The vein at present is As feet wide The reports OF Exmn
ing Committee Mining Captain, &C. are highly encourag
/ ing; -
ANNUAL MEETING or The OGDENsBUKCH RAILROAD STOCK
HOLDERS
Filter n The TribUne. This rOmaptic spot has been
tie Of good deal Of excitement through the day add
night The stockholders Of the Ogdensburgh lroad held
their annual meeting for Directors Some three or fIur
hundred people here all engaged in marshalmg their
forces for and against the old Board Through the day
persons busy talking in various places and about
the Station House aud preparing for battle. The st ugse
need at midnight The report Of the President and
Directors was read and several speeches made,
among which Mr. Cranes, of Boston, the warnes and
most exciting but his eOquence proved unavaing and
Chandler reelected by a handsome lprity some
three or four thousand The baotDg finished ab )ut
o'clock on Tuesday morning The following IS the list of
the Directors chosen:
| r. = Chandler Benz Seymour, ii n. Holbrook, Isaac
Spsulong Hiram Horton, John L. Russell, Jas. II. rus,
VIM r. Lee Farnum Plummer, BENZ q. Baden Isaac
LivermOre James &. Rogers, and Sidney Lawrsnce-the
last six being the others being reelected the
opinion of the stockholders is strongly in favor Of cOn'O
dAtun with the Vermont Central and Rutland and Burlng
ton No doubt this union will take place Othese days.
snd be attended with favorable results The report of the
Directors for u past year show that there gradual and
encouraging increase Of business upon this road.