New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10

asv slightly increasing Cal losns are y CEN.
but borrowers in many cases pay a. high Is ia
=, paper among the discount houses does not sho"
,,v material increase and rates are stesdy at 7ds
CEN, The demand is quite equal TO the supply OF good
names
Atameetpe of the stockholders of the NewYork
and Erie Railroad. this day, the following persons
were elected Directors for the ensuing year: Homer
Ramsds, samuel Marsh VIM. +. Dodge, Cornelius
Smith Mar.bsl O. Roberts Daniel Drew, John Ar
nat A. $ Murray, d. A. Cushmsn, Chas. Moran,
Wm. Il ssidmore, Louis Won Hoffman,, Ralph Mead,
Richard Lea,hers, Dudley s. Gregory, John Steward,
7, Edwin ]. Brown. OF these gentlemen the last
our are new Directors TO fill vacancies occasioned by
the resignation of Messrs shepherd Knapp, Chas. NJ.
Leupp. Nelson Robinson, and Geo. F. Talmsn. There
was. we believe no opposition TO the above ticket.
The earnings in September Of the Ohio and Pennsy-
vapia Railroad for 1855 were s7s, 229 20; aud from
Jan. l ~ Sept, 80, 1855, they were s7l5,5al 60.
We und. rstand that the Coupons on the First Mort
gage Bonds of the Buffalo, Corning, and New. York
Railroad, due LIST inst, are under protest.
The receipts of the Covington and Lexington Rail-
road Company for the month of September, 1855,
were $50 400 65 against about $4,000 for the same
mobth last year. When the connection with Nash
vile is made by rsils the above Road will be one OF
the most important in the country connecting the en-
tire South with Cincinnati and the North. The City
of Cincinnati is deeply interested in making this con-
pecon and will see that il is done. The business on
this road thus far in October exceeds that Of Sepen
Der.
The receipts Of the Milwaukee and Mississippi Rail-
read Company for September 90
Receipts for September, oVlo5 OF
Ipc,e.s. about 40 p ,s4i s.
Total receipts up to including Sept 80 50
Total receipts for same period asst year ~
50
Estimated receipts for this year s65l0oo 90
Lat years receipts fooVo ~
The Company has purchased ano paid for 1000 tuas
of iron, which has gone forward to Milwaukee, 20)
uDs more has been ordered and is expected IN port
daily These two parcels are intended to lay about %
miles Of additional road west Of Madison, which is
der contract and will be finished in running order this
Fall.
The movement in Breadstuffs continues to be large,
and the tendency ofprces isupwad The sales Of Flour
are to-day about 30 900 bbls at si 2jc. advance.
State and Western sold at s. 60 asel. Of Wheat the
transactions reached 100 900 bushels at firm prices
Southern Red 81 7oa 50 O5; White Southern 81 10 a
So 90; Capadsn 50 90 e. Sc: Red Western 81 sj q
81 o. sale Of 10 900 bushels Red Tennessee was
made at SO for November. Rye advanced to 81 20 a
81 o. Corn sod at 90 Ole. Mess Pork is lower, sell
lipg at s21 e. 500, and Prims at s2l. Sugars are
quiet The auction sale of refined shows decline Of
Halle q 10. from the highest point. Coffee is rather
more active; sales of $500 bags Rio to-day at II a
lllc. For Cotton the market is heavy and quiet. Mr.
Wrigbts Circular for the steamer says:
The receipts the ports this week amount TO 81 oo bales
against % in week aod the total receipts nov
sn6 l9l GOO, co., showing excess Of e5 co.
The export Great Britain 81 900 bales sgsnst 5000
the probable export thence during the
three four weeks can only that twenty four aps
loading Ia southern against eight AZ this tune last
year and that the stock-amounng 900 baet-s much
larger than II thus early In the To France
there hes been exported l2o against II o and the total
port 10 al foreign pors rs COO, against Sc 900 last year
The following Is statement Of the movement 10 cotton
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