New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-30

- fnr about three millions to this depostary
in order 20 SUPPLY funds for these disbursements IL was
h intention give drafts for the seven millions Oh e ''"
inst but as far parties most key 20 kh'" 0a' ''""
there no one present auihor@ed by S"ns anna " re-
o;,c The rronev The Orzabas lat New-OFleansl Dii,
dis ,u,posed will bring the necessary documents. II is
.u,e lke, however that the Mexican Minister has au
tborty TO receive large portion OF IT.
Tie teeerephic dispatch in this mornings paper stating
Nat the Coupons OF the City debt of Buffalo would not be
maid in consequence Of injunction, referred to debt OF
About s3Gooo made by tina; city for market purposes
Some parties opposed to the Council who passed the act
have obtained temporary injunction to prevcn the pay
pcnt Of the interest The Bonds belong TO public in
stiuton and small capitalists therefore will suffer no
pconveence The respectable portion Of the citizens OF
Buffalo are much mortified at this position of things and
avery unfortunate occurrence it tends TO disturb
confidence in such securities. The injunction II Is be-
Leycd will be remoy cd the case has hearing
We understand that negotiations arc going on between
the Committee of Directors Of the Parker VEN Compa-
py and Of the old Managers b. which 1t supposed
considerable amount of the money received the over
Issued stock will be recovered The overissue is now
about 81, 900 sharcs
Messrs Wnslow, Lanicr Il Co. advertise the payment
Of interest on long list Of State County City and Rail-
road Bonds due Let July Notwithstanding the strngen
CIV Of money and the depressed Of railroad Interests
the rem,tanocs for the payment of the interest the
curs negotiated by this house have been promptly made
and the general promptness with which all interest pay
nents will be met and under such circumstance IN july
must tend very much to sustain public confidence in
them Mossrs Winsow, Lanier Co. pay on the follow
ing secuIties Bonds Of the State Of Indiana ior oanh
ing purposes issued in 1884, being the sl5Ooooo ioan'
cent Bonds Of the City of Pittsburgh, Penn i'sueu
TO the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY!
cents Bonds Of the City of Pittsburgh PENN issued
20 the Pittsburgh and Connelsvi1e Railroad Company
u cep,s Bonds OF the City Of Allegheny Peno''l H.
s.ed 10 the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad company
y cents Bonds of the City OF ChDcothe 'ohiol iS'oeo
a. a. u.,;o,ta and Cincinnati Railroad Company, g
cents Bonds of The City OF Marietta, Ohol Issued 10
tbe Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company, v
cents Bonds of the City Of Covington, kentucky IS
sued to the Covington and Lexington Railroad Co..
Cents Bonds Of the City of New-Albany Indiana Is
sued to the New-Albany and Salem Railroad Co., y
cents Bonds of the City Of Wheeling, VA issued to
tbe Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Co., y cents
pouds of the Town Of Hamer Ohio issued TO the Mari
eta and Cincinnati Railroad Co., p cents Bonds OF
the Frankl County Ohio issued to the Columbus and
Xena Railroad Co. cents. Bonds of the Franklin Co.,
Ohio issued to the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati
Railroad Co., y cents Bonds of Greene Co., Ohio ls-
sued 10 the Columbus and Xenia X. r. Co, cents.
Bond. Of Stark County Ohio issued to the Ohio and
Pennsylvania Railroad Company p cents. Bonds OF
Richsnd County Ohio issued to the Ohio and Pennsyl.
vsnia Company G cents. Bonds Of the County OF Al
Iepbepy PENN special loan Of $4,000, cents. Bonds
of Allegheny County PENN issued to the Pittsburgh and
Connclsvlle Railroad Company, y cents Ross Coun-
ty Ohio Bonds, issued to the Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroad Company, y cents. Athens County ONO
Bords issued TO the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
Company, 7 y cents Washington County Ohio Bonds,
Issued to the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company,
y cents Bonds of Van Vert County (Ohio issued to
the Ohio and Indiana Railroad Company p cents.
Bonds of Allen County Indiana issued to the Ohio and
Indiana Railroad Company, p cents The Bonds oil
Allen County, Indiana, issued TO the Ohio and In
diana Railroad Company, : y cents. Bonds OF Craw-
ford County, (Ohio,) issued to the Ohio and indi-
ana Railroad, 6 y cents. Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad Company's Mortgage Bonds, cents
Beleon 4ine and Indiana Railroad Companys Real Estate
Special Mortgage Bonds, 7 = cents Indianapolis and
Beleonaine Railroad COS Mortgage Bonds, p cents
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Companys Mortgage
Bonds, 7 y cents. Dayton and Michigan Railroad Com
psnys Mortgage Bonds, cents. Peru and lndanapo-
lis Railroad Companys Mortgage Bonds, cents. Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company Mortgage Bonds
7P cents. Indiana Central Railroad Companys Income
Bonds, 10 Y cents.
Messrs. Atwood, Dunevy & Co. pay, in addition to
those noticed few days since the following Holmes GO.
pcept Bonds Issued TO the Akron Branch Of the Ceve-
land and Pittsburgh Railroad Company summit Co
cen. Bonds issued to the Akron Branch Oh The OieVe
land and Pittsburgh Railroad Co.
The aggregate amount of payments for interest divi
deuds and principal in July is nearly eight millions OF
dollars portion of these disbursements will 60 abroad
bu, another large portion owned abroad will be renvesed
here.
The earnings of the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincin
natl road
T., May Nay rs rs. ssis %
Increase. 1920
he pfs for wi
notwithstanding the great reduction in fare by competing
roads.
Tie earnings of the Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad for June will be $4,000 to 100000
against STAG 900 in June 1885, The Cleveland and Toledo
will be about ss 900 against s25 900. The Chicago and
Galena about 100000.
The loss by the Engineers strike to the Erie Company,
has been much overestimoted 1t will not, under
stand exceed SIS OO0 The earnings will be about $780,
600 against $685., oo0 last year.
The Canandagua and Elmira Road for the year ending
May shows increased earnings OF $40 699 from passcn
gers and freight the previous year. The Company
have divided stock dividend OF 10 y cent payable LIST
July. The earnings of the Road have been used in the
purch, of machinery &c. The business OF the
Road is steadily increasing AMI OF the lateral lines
connecting with the Erie Road at important point,
and with the Niagara Falls Road at the western terminus
II must become valuable link in railroad system
Simeon Diapers regular semi-weeky sale of Bonds and
Stocks will take place at the Merchants Exchange
row at l9I O'Clock.
The Buffalo and State Line Road have declared dvi
dend of e cent, payable on the lst August.
The Bank Of Commerce has declared a semannual div
idend Of cent.
The WILLIAMSBURG City Fire Insurance Company