New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-23


s. Drapers som-wcekly sale of Stocks and Bonds will
tax place at the Merchants Exchange at l2l
o'clock.
The interest on the Bonds Of the Cayuga and Susque
hanna Railroad, due on the LIST of July will be paid
that day, the office of the Company in this City.
The Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad
has declared a semannna dividend of cent. on the
full stock payable in cash the 9Th OF July Also, an
extra dividend from the surplus earnings of share Of
construction stock for three shares Of old stock held
Said stock is to be issued August with 20 2 cent paid
endorsed thereon and the remaining 80 y cent paid by
installnens of ID cent the LIST OF August, Sepem-
Der October and November and 90 3 cent the LIST OF
December The semannua payment OF q cent in-
teres on the construction stock will be made the LIST of
July.
The Mechanics and Farmers Bank of Albany, has De-
cared a semi-annual dividend of 2 cent.
The Central Bank of Brook yn has declared a seman-
nual dividend of 2 cent, with surplus.
The dividend OF the Reading Road WILL it is understood
be 81 q cent. and tina. of the Nicaragua Co. cent,
We notice TO change in the Money market. Good bor
rowers with current securities find scarcity, although
the Banks still continue contract their call loans Lend
ers however show extreme caution Paper is very
plenty good quality, bu; rsclass go high
llal2 cent, with occasional transaction at 10 2
cent. The demand for money is active among the stock
brokers and their customers but the mercantile conmun
as whole, do not to be distressed. Bank Di-
rector expressed to-day his great wonder a, the
promptness with which the merchants paid up.
The meeting OF the stockholders OF the North Carolina
Copper Company was well attended to-day After some
discussion ahghy respectable Committee ofThroe ap
pointed examine the affairs of the Company. good dis
position evinced lend the Company the aid asked
should the report Of the Committee be found favorable
The increased receipts twelve lines OF Railroad in May
over the month last year is nearly mEsn Of dol
lars.
Mr. L. II. Ludlow, the we-known real estate auction
e,r has joined TO his other business that Of selling stocks
bonds and other securities at auction lie has adopted the
plan Of charging his commission of cent the actual
proceeds Of the sale instead Of usual the par value
of the stock, &c.
Mr. French has resigned the place of Superintendent, Of
the Hudson River Railroad, and Mr. Oliver H. Lee Vice
President has been selected TO fill the vacancy
We have copy of the Annual Report Of the New-York
and New-Haven Railroad Company II is a business
Ike document and gives plain and concise Of
the condition Of that corporation. The result shown may
be very satisfactory 10 the stockholders but the state,
men, shows that the business Of the road has been
porous and that the settlements for the Norwak accident
having been nearly ell made brighter day for the road is
beginning TO dawn. The total number of miles run during
the year is $50, 726
The whole number Of passengers moved j. ilis i37,
of which number 2i have passed between the City OF
New-York and stations on road and the connecting
roads 2l 7l5 between the several stations Line
/ ciusiycly.