New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14
SATURDAY. May PIP. VI

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SATURDAY, May PIP. NJ
There fair amount of business done at the
Stock Board to-day with an upward tendency 70 the
market, excepting at the close, when Erie fell back
from 49l to 49l, still showing 2 cent improvement
on Friday Central reacted from the low price Of
Friday in consequence Of the large receipts Of April
and went to 92 Reading firm AZ 30! a s6s Har-
lem improved 3 cent; Panama very buoyant
aud esI bid at the close advance OF 81 q cent;
Cleveland and Toledo advanced l. = cent, selling
freely at sOi Michigan Central, s7i Cleveland, Co
lumbus and Cincinnati, lO4 Galena and Chicago,
e25, &C. Cumberland and Nicaragua steady and
quiet. In Railroad Bonds there Is no change Of i'm
portance, with moderate sales The market is iirm.
In State Stocks the business large reaching
500 600 including s54 600 Missouris at 81 d92; Viz
gines sold at 81; North Carolina, ss, Louisiana 6s,
seq &c.
In Exchange there is feature TO notice. Ster
ling il % l0l. Francs, 5l5 5.l2i.
To Liverpool there were engagements of about
1900 bushels Corn at 3a3ld. To London 5000
bbs. Turpentine, 3 200 ties. Beef, 4 Cd. To Ham
burg, 800 bales Cotton &c; Spirits Turpentine, 3lc.
To Bremen 200 bales Cotton, &c.; go bags Coffee,
&C.; 100 pkgs. Drugs II cd. charter made to
load at Antigua for London or Liverpool, at t2 lOI
and per cent. prmage and all port charges. Another
was taken up to load at Jamaica with Sugar at ~
l2j 3d. or 4or Spices, and - lOj for Coffee.
The payments at the Sub-Treasury to-day were
SEA, 922. Received, sl2O,O75. Balance, 81 $4,000
Paid from Assay Office, s2l, sii. Paid on Dis
burning Checks, s37,43. Balance to credit Of
all accounts 60 IA 59s. The balance last Saturday
e. 3l3 O9 showing that the street has gained from
the Treasury during the week about 100000,
which has gone into the Banks. This, with the re-
ceipis from the interior, must have enriched those in
sttuions sufficiently TO cause a marked increase in
the specie line of the report Tomorrow. We know OF
about $500, 900 received from the West during the
week and about $500 900 more from other sources.
The Harlem election takes place on Tuesday the
18th inst We annex the two tickets TO be voted or
Reform Tioket Consolidation Iiakst
John H. DsIef- Henry 5. Bischfosd,
WilIisaa C. Wernore Albert J. Akin,
Henry r. Durham Philip Dster.
Horace Brooks, John H. DIVERS,
Francis " Edward William c. Wetmore,
PhIp Da.er' Francis ~ Edmonds
Albeit j. Akn. samuel r. Iaber,
Lancaster UnderhIl. Albert smith,
Alert Smith, Nathaniel p Bailey,
Edwin Crosby Horace BROOKS,
Samuel T Tabor. Edwin Crosby.
Nathaniel P. Bailey. Henry X. DunhsT-
The only difference in the tickets il the substitution
Of Mr.. Lancaster Underhill on the Reform ticket for
M ii. S. Bstchford, the present VicePresident. We
have not heard what the special deisquences Of
Mr.. Blatchford which have procured for him this dis
tinction Mr. Dean it will be seen by his card declines
to serve President unless Mr. Batchford Is retained
as he considers his services very valuable to the Com
pany. Both parties feel equally confident that they
held proxies enough elect their ticket. On the
day the 5h the bids for $3.50 OO0 part of million Of
the Second Mortgage Bonds of this Road, will be
opened. The Company say:
This mortgage covers large amount of real estate
in this City, well many parcels the line OF the
Road not included in the First Mortgage and all the
rolling stock and furniture of the Road.
The Bonds are issued with Interest Coupons at
tached, PAYABLE the frs days of February and Au-
gust II each year, and the principal rembursabe on
the LIST day of August 1864. The mortgage 3 made
TO the Farmers Loan and Trust Company OF this
City as trustee for the Bondholders apd recorded in
all the counties through which the Road passes.
This issue, added TO the first, will make the mort
gage incumbranoe upon the Road four million dollars
less than 50 q upon it, cost up TO the present
time. The proceeds of the Bonds offered viii be
used -st to exringuish the floating debt OF the Com
pany and second, to complete the double track TO
White Plains and erect some few sauOn-houses ne
qused the line of tie Road, all Of which it is
pected may be done 10 close the construction
account at The end Of the year.
The security upon which these Bonds are based Is
believed TO be in all respects ampIo-luite az reliable
as that OF the First Mortgage.
The earnings of the road constantly increasing
and it, business present and prospective never 30 sat
isisciory now.
Proposals for all or any of these Bonds NAV be ad-
dressed TO William b. Draper, Treasurer Harlem Rail-
road Company, New-YoTk, indoT-ed Proposals f1
Second Mortgage Bonds, until the 18th day of NAY
next, when they will be opened and should state
whether the offer be made in cash on receiving the
Bonds in nstallmen;s of 25 per cent PAYABLE re--
pectivey the 18th Of May, 18th of June 18th Of
July and 18th of August.
The right Of injecting all any port of the bids il
reserved deemed for the interest OF the Company 20
do so.
By order Of the Board Of Dr->tor.
NICHOLAS DEAN President
WY. b DIAPER. Treasurer.
NorE-fhis u4i terminates IN the center Of the City
NegYork hundred and thirty miles long eonreetias he
City with Albany and al the trade the Great
with r1on Of thai Of the North The s e.ruine
Of the read nov exceed ose Hai1n Of d0lArS"
The ne~ Bank which Is 10 occupy the building
formerly occupied by the Knickerbocker Bank hes
been organized. The Board Of Directors consists Of
Msssrs. Charles Macy, A c. Kingsand Paul SpoE
ford J. Pettigrew, Tennis Van Bruni, Samuel Holmee
james Bsrner and - Haight. Mr.. Charles Macy,
wealthy retired merchant, has been elected Prssi-
dent. The capital is ssoo, OoO to be increased to
ESQ Geo. portion Of the stock subscriptions WIZ be