New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-06
xer, large both in public and private, reaching ct
49,. mo shsres tho largest Of any day since the

o,I. and snrr the Board there were sales Of 1000
shares at 81 seller sixty; and about 1000 shares al
e1ias2, closing at sli. The shorts are be-
Eeved to have bought in very heavily to-day,
while but little disposition Is exhibited 70
make operations at sellers opuon. Inc oui
marty IL very strong and assisted by the large
profits which they have realized The tunnage oil the
week il is stated win show considerable decline
80, Ken onlv II 900 tuns for three days All the
~ s,r,;os ave uraby neglected in consequence
Of the absorbing interest Of the operations in Reading
Erie closed ct 4si PISA, the price Of yesterday.
car,-oI ,vs. strouo at s3r "a, the demand at the
lower price being active. The sales were unu'uany
LARGE. Panama has upward tendency again ana
went to loll Illinois Central was firm at s4i;
Cleveland and Toledo, sol; Gelena and Chicago, es,
a. Cr,,borend was rather active at 2sS a
% Nicaragua is quiet at l6t. Canton Is
h.o,v tho hooks being closed. In Bonds there is
ou;,e nm animated business mainly confined to Illinois
Central of which about $3.50 900 sold at 70 9so4
repuIar and 7sI sOI on time. The closing price was
eol hid. The favorable condition OF their Land De-
nart,nept affairs has very favorable effect upon the
market Eries 1871 sold at 81; 1893, 93i. In State
Stocks there is not much change, with sales of $4,000
Missouris eag; vhgnias, 99i; Tennessee, 9ii Louis
ianas. 81: North Carolnas, %, &c. The general
market at the close was well sustained.
The business in Exchange for the steamer has not
been large and the supply of bills Is quite moderate
Sterling 81 Q1Ol; Francs 5. l2i.
The following sales were made at auction by simeon
Draper:
s1oCoO Y and Harlem RR Mort int added. e7l 1974
300 Flushing RR Isl Mort, in, adisd........s5e
ssI shsss rIenon i aT5 Srcon IMPROVEMENT Coz
20 sbares Treyort5n and susquehsnne RR. Coz.
10 shares Nortknnber,a land Union Co Land Asn:..)
Par value each lot being $3.50 sold together or|i5o
Mr. j. Thompson's regular weekly sale of Stocks
end Bonds will take place tomorrow "wednesday at
12s o'clock at the Merchants Exchange. The list
consists in part of State, City aud Railroad Bonds.
Adrian H. Muller will hold his regular weekly sale
of Stocks and Bonds tomorrow, "wednesday 9th
inst. at l2J o'clock at the Merchants Exchange.
variety Of securities will be sold by order OF the United
States Trust Co., receiver.
The number Of passengers carried on the Flushing
Railroad in May was %, lss.
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury sls3,97s in
cludng slOO 900 for transfer draft on Boston. The
payments were $40. e34 of this $3.50 900 were paid
into Bank on a draft in favor of the State Depart
ment md 5000 600 was transfer to another account
Balance g., 239 965. Paid for Assay Office s47,l5i.
Paid on oisbursing checks ss6,39l. The street Is
about s4Oo 600 richer by the disbursements of to-day
About $3.50 coo went to Boston to-day for the steamer.
The shippers were A. Belmont, si5OOoo; Duncan,
Sberman& Co.. s1oO 900 Pickersgil and Co., $780, 900;
Denpistoun, Wood & Co., 5000, 900; w. Scha & Co.,
$50 900; Payensadt, Schumacher Co., $4,000 in sl-
ver The shipment of Duncan Sherman Co. was
made by transfer draft the Boston Sub-Treasury.
The Times of this morning says that Mr.. McErath
has retired from the Presidency of the Nassau Bank
This is an error; Mr. McElraih has been absent for
few days on business, but is again at bis post
The North American Fire Insurance Company has
declared a semi-annual dividend of 10 y cent paya-
BILE on demand.
The transfer books Of the Illinois State Stock viii be
closed on the 9TH inst and open on the 18th for the
payment of the semi-snnua interest ii is understood
that the payment will also include the January in
erest which is in default by reason Of the failure of
Messrs. Wordsworth X Sheldon.
The following named gentlemen were reelected as
Directors of the New-Jersey Transportation Company:
John L. Darcy Stephen Whitney, j. Phillips Phoenix,
Hamilton Fish, Henry II. Remsen, DudleyS. Gregory,
Adam Lee, John p. Jackson, John Acker.
In addition to the facts given this morning from the
Report of the President of the Cumberland Coal
Company it was stated that the Company mined and
sent to market last year POS, POS tuns Coal. The
sets in hand consisting of cash, bills receivable and
unsettled accounts amount to the of s3O2s7l s.
lands or leasing some royalty. Only one Of its
three rich mines is being worked. In reference to
the iron ore, of which the Company have large
estate the President reports that he has ordered
| large quantity to be smeed early next month in a
bastfurnace engaged for the purpose. In the last
four months of the financial year the sales OF Coal
were ss2 tuns against So 700 tuns in the correspond
| ing period Of last year.
Already preparations for the payment Of the July
interest are being made by the Western Railroad
Companies several of which have placed the funds for
this payment with their bankers here Among Others
the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company have
provided here their July interest fund.- This road is
progressing toward completion with great energy and
rapidity. We announced few days since its further
opening for traffic to the coal-felds twenty-five
miles cast of Chcothe in Vinton County, the richest
coal and iron region in Ohio, if not in the world.
Noah L. Wilson, Esq, its able President, has made
considerable sale here of their per cent. Domestic
Bonds, which with bis recent sales in Ohio make over
100000 of these bonds already disposed of.
The Bellefontane and Indiana Railroad passed fifty
two their line on May 20, loaded with live
stock and other freight for the Eastern market.
The Auditor of Indiana will sell near the close of the
mouth, at auction, in this City, 100000 Indiana
Stocks for account Of banks of that State closing up
| their affairs.
| The application for Injunction on the Buffalo and
New-York City Railroad and the appointment of a
Receiver was to be argued yesterday. We have not
heard the result. We understand that Mr.. Patchin
has put in plea of usury private judgment cred
ior to prevent the payment of the very bonds which
be himself executed as President.
Tie Nerark Daily Advertiser thus speaks of VIM.
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