New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-21
and Mr.. o. +. Hswley Secretary. The object Of the

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meeting. which was stated 10y Mr.. Wheeler, was TO
rsnone the ,ae Of assets advertised % be held on
| Monday the 9Th inst in order TO allow the stock
holders by further assessment among themselves to
raise money enough TO pay the remaining debt about
$l2oOO. There was general conference meeting
which resulted in the passage of the following resolu
ton:
R,res Tia, the s,octholder. OF the late Knherboeker
BAH who have Paid Their Ses.I S ~ bs .e.
verisd for sale for the measures 20 IAe he amount
70 ray the Bank and thai the receiver o. requested
70 petition for order make dividend Of the funds on
COD "nS n Fiv BE- .prcined 70 confer TTp.
Company ard copy Of the above resolution
! Robert II. Shannon, esq, offered resolution re-
questing the Receiver discharge Mr. Hunt, who is
at present the Attorney charge of the business, and
appoint Mr. Van Winkle the regular Attorney OF the
| Trust Company. 1t was stated that Mr.. Hunt had
been drawing from $50 to so per day for bis services,
and 81, OOO had already been swamped in counsel
| fees. Somebody spoke about raising IS to pay for
room and advertising; considerable number of the
stockholders present found the door within FIVE min
utes Mr. Shannons resolution passed unan-
imou,ly with preamble declaring it to be the opinion
Of the stockholders that this would be for their inter-
est There was great deal Of talk, but very few
people were disposed to do anything.
The Boston Advertiser confirms oar statement thai
there will be no Stock dividend the Michigan Gen.
tral Road in December.
Cotton liz sull dull, and the tendency OF prees Is
downward. The transactions are only co bales
Coffee is steady with small sales. In Sugars the
transactions continue large at full prices; sales OF ~"
bags Pedapg At sIc.; 600 hhds. Cuba at ST 9tc;
and 800 boxes Havana at 81 l0lc Molasses is SELL
ing to fair extent at previous prices Pork is heavy
and irregular sales of Mess at $2l 30, and Prime at
SO Beef is steady. The immense receipts OF Bread
stufs have depressed prices and checked the pur'
chases Low grades Of Flour are lOc. chesper, and
Wheat has fallen off Base. y BUSH, with sales OF
50 COO bushels. Com is offering very freely and Is
dull The transactions in Grain and Flour last week
were enormous reaching in round nambers, l,UOo,ooo
bush Grain and l05 900 bbls. Flour. The demand
for Wool is large but the small stock checks trans
actions.
The Gales of land by the Illinois Central Railroad
Company continue to be exceedingly large and in ex-
cess of the anticpations of the Managers The result
of the second week Of Oct is 10 S9i for 1885 3lS
an average of $40 IS per acre. The aggregate Of the
two weeks lie $53j,00O
The receipts of the Little Miami Railroad Company
from l.t to l4h Oct, 1885 sSi 20 70
From lst to lith Oet lSao'''.''''''''''''''' o' "a
Increase. 81 per IA 81
The receipts of the Cleveland, Columbus ana Clh-
onna,i Railroad Co have been for Sept, ls5'.''''* itI
For Sept, i-'
I'0'i
The receipts of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
Co for sept. s2%a 30
,..,..., s2Ss2 Os
The receipts Of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
sY the frst two weeks Of October
Same time last WI