New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-03
,,..,- . n. interest on the securities enumers-

T. addition 10 the interest the securities enune"-
Tod yesterday. Duncan, Sherman 81 Co. pay the inter-
a., On the Albany City loan, the Buffalo Water ioan'
.na ,bs Wstertown Wis., Ca Light Company
T,e Chicago. St. Paul aud Fond du Lac Company
bo sold to Eastern capitalists half million OF theu
iviI.pe bods leaving small part of the y,
un,old One of the morning journals made an un)uN
abatement this morning in regard to this Company,
which we desire to notice. The coupons alluded 70
which were unpaid were attached to bonds under n.y.
pothecaton for loan to the Company, which loan
does not mature until next MONTH and the lender had
no right to separate the bonds from the note and
pledge them TO bank. The Company, however,
offered to pay the coupons if the payment was In
dorsed on the note given with the bonds, and this was
certainly as little as good business men could ask.
We cannot zee that the Company are amenable TO
any censure for the course they adopted The cou'
pons we're not refused for want of funds but because
the payment would have been irregular.
The business of the Clearing House to-day was very
large, over $3s, 0O0, 600.
The National Fire Insurance Company has declared
semi. annual dividend Of IL p cent payable on the
9TH inst. The Market Fire Insurance Company,
cent. pa, able on demand. The Clinton Fire Insurance
Company, 6 y cent, payable on the 9th inst. The
Columbia Fire Insurance Company, semi-annuai
dividend Of 5 y cent, payable on the 9Th inst. The
United States Fire Insurance Company, 10 = cent,
payable on the 10th inst The Bank OF Albany, q
semannual dividend of y cent. The Newark
Banking and Insurance Company, and New-Jersey
Insurance Company v cent, and the Newark Gas
Company, 4 y cent. The Morris and Essex Railroad,
81 y cent.
The Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad is completed
from Cincinnati, north far as Logansport on the
Wabash River and the opening celebration $50 take
place at the latter city the 4th inst. large at
tendance from Cincinnati Hamilton. Eaton, Richmond
and the various towns along the line is expected. The
citizens have made liberal provisions for public din
per Arrangements are making to build the line north
erly to Valparaiso about 60 miles where it ntersects
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Road making
nearly an airline of unbroken gauge between the two
grea cities of the West. The distance is some 20 miles
shorter than any other existing proposed line, and
it's friends believe it will obtain monopoly of the
business.
The following is a comparative statement OF the
Imports of Foreign Dry Goods at New.York for
the week. and since Jan. /:
z1 s:s q: q! " e: 1sss .ls;s isSs;
ns stss. ' & ii, ssss; 49, sss;i
The independent of to-day publishes the annexed
statement of failures, assignments, &C., for the week:
J. B. Hoitt, Manchester, n H. failed
RetsI s6s''s't PpSasnSs failed !, soo,s
n ns11f nsa9ITSS tss Bn III 'sSf w. failed
S,aSIel o %sfr%SS E. Saratoga Springs w. failed and
f S:sss Iii: y: sS'i .s :s about $4,000
John r. Clayton, Manaadin N. j. failed and assigned
Potter! S91sd .so Co. fssseph' Penn suspended la
g Ell A 1sss:S PENN 'a
a ina k SsSes!i Iiatissswn Del faiied
jaime: EOson Son Washington, D. e. sold out aud
Ssek c.; Elissse,h City, N g, suspended
John l. Grundy Elizabeth City, N. C., assigned.
D. j. Latham, Houston, Texas suspended
9tPn 4s S1sasT e cS Ky a 's .IS :'''d
M Brown, Cincinnati, Ohio, su.pendedI
L. H. Marvin, Toledo, Ohio assigned
Lesnds5 Hall A:htabuls, Ohio failed and assigned.
b Msiiss Mes ess.ss nd a .sSS
$;;;iT; %sI:' fS:;:'s1 r. ai
uh Be- Chase eV' Co. Green Bay Wis ss.sned to Fish
Keenan, Co Dubuque assigned to VIM knight and Robert
Hyde Decker, Dubuque Iowa suspended and sold out
Wilcox Green Monmouth, Iowa, assigned =,
st. Ansgar, Iowa assigned j. NJ Smith
b. Fitzgerald l. Co., San Francisco, failed.
The paper thus notices the aspect Of the dry.
goods trade:
"Trade has altogether ceased among importers,
but iobbers have received little benefit during the
week from orders given in consequence of the neness
of the weather; but the stocks left on hand
usually large and powerful dissuaders from large
orders for Importation. We learn, however, from the
Paris Presse received by the City Of Baltimore that
the Americans have abandoned their reserved atti-
tude and are now buyiDg both in Lyons and Paris,
but the goods they buy will be shipped not to
arrive in the United States till after the LIST of july in
order to get the benefit Of the new tariff. 1t is not
thought, however, that the movement will be very
marked until next MONTH
"1he goods to come will come later in the season.
The prospects of good trade in the Fall increase with
the prospect Of abundant havess. Some brskness of
demand looked for likely to come from the South
than usual this season, but is now coming forward
rapidly, placing the farmers in funds and improving
the Western collections"
The receipts at tde-water of Flour, Wheat, Corn
and Barley for the 18th week Of june in 1856 and 1857
have been as follows:
Iss::: So 1888 1855 $3.50 Ss lsss
Dec..... 4s.3 Dee. $50 l5s pec.I7o, 4as Iuc s,W
The aggregate Of the receipts of the above articles
10 far for the years 1856 and 1857 have been:
IsS......".zsIs5 ls74sS i,is5sSs Ia7s
pec......l4s,2 sl Dec s57 Dec S6s,g2 Dec.l,sn
Reducing the wheat to -four, there is deficiency
equal to SAG, O22 bbls. -four.
The receipt a. vater of the principal articles of
produce frol O. ling q the canals to and including
the Goth nit, have been as follows:
rl..r Canal pen. ssl. N N,Is a Nh H is