New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06

70 .e Snut saoO GOO. The completion Of the road
!" tS,t MONT critics the Company TO 3o 100 acre. Of
lard. worth after the road s completed con- 70 pn'
;n ,J The nresent bonded debt of the road
v"nr COMMITTEE would efor,, c,nt;op the stock
holders and creditors against sacr ling their secur
tie in the present condition oft.,e tock market.
The completion OF the roe to the junction makes
the w9,k Cdea J@s': At will remove many e,lsanS
difficulties and secure the approaching Winters trsvei
from Minnesota and Northern Wisconsin, which wid
be very large. This can be accomplished within the
next four months.
Yorr Committee recommend the stcckh oa6 %
sp,scribe 10 a loan now offered of 81 ,WOVo, 70 DC
paid at the rate Of 30 cepts the dollar, 10
cash and one half in the stock Of the Company. ms
will give $4O0 600 in cash, and retire Ike amount Vi
stock. c,.o,sox, .ho.
II Zoo tuns Of iron rails have been purchased, paid
for and dc ivered in Milwaukee, sufficient TO complete
the road to the Mississippi.
There is no indebtedness nor lien on teis iroh anu
Tho voucher, for the fpal settlement OF 1t have beer
exhibited "a the Committee. This fact 10 stated be-
cause parties have indusrioUsy circulated reports 20
the contrary III this city. . r
Your Committee recommend the appointment OF
three Directors residing in the City Of NewYOrk, and
that stock bonds be hereafter issued without inc
concurrence Of said Directors. 80 ,r
And finally your Committee recommend the publ
cation Of The Report OF the President ana Ciner @nfeaS
of the Company which has been read at this meeang
s sSSfsFfH5hss rrn FL & 4 rH HHSE,
On motion, the foregoing report was unanimously
adopted and ordered TO be printed.
Aleo the following resolution was adopted:
R,sd That the Board Of be requested TO cancel
all which .hsl be received in payment Tor me new
Of bonds the Eastern Division as fast as the ard STOCK
On motion, ordered that the foregoing proceedings
be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, end pab-
'''"'1 tsisnedj DAVID z. WHEELER Chairman.
ELI PERRY Secretary.
The advioes by the Persia indicate a rather easier
Money market, but the Indian advices exercised an
unfavorable effect upon the Consol market. Cotton
was very firm, but with good harvest weather Bread
sluffs are declining.
The London News Gays:
The demand for money was to-day in most quarters
active In certain cases choice paper could be dis.
counted somewhat below the Bank minimum rate, but
generally 81 per cent was the lowest eharge.
he actual Gales of silver for remittance to the East
by the Ripon on the 4tb of August a;e computed to
have now reached between GOO GEO and toOO,O0O
Ofthis the larger portion has still to be imported.
The ElO, 400 in bar gold brought from New-York by
the City of Baltimore was to-day purchased for e1-
poItatiOn 10 the Continent to pay for silver.
The London Times of the 2lst says:
This has been another day Of the stock markets.
epn,d at The lower prices Of ye.efdsy and subsequently
pe,enced further fall from which there was only partial
The beaviness at the present moment seems attributable Ia
h that r he next o ,b rG s., s a
too hopeful than TO any suspicion that disastrous n,e
Ssy fear that such might be the wssvery general but
felt that anything bad been received would in the inter
In the Stock Exchange day advances
cues request at from to 81 per Gent AT the Bank
quotation, Of the French Three Cent for the
Pam % s sss ion
The London Shipping and Mercantile Gazette OF
the same dsyremarks:
The Indian produce exceedingly stiff to-day
.y to sr%e !. hour For similar there !. very
little doing the Stock and the markets have fiat
The the s.ssPt Of gold from A s.i si. Tssh
20 arrive there Will be Withdrawal from the Bsaf
Es,Dd large on IT Of e, has to be Psa fG
three quarters ofs million sterling
The Ii eish Funds quiet but fiat with further
There hiss been very little business doing in any Of the
markets all day, and Consss quiet good, being
quoted 9lt to l for the account.
Money 10 very easy on Exchange.
Messrs StoIterfoht, Frost g. Co. remark
Although the abundance Of money might warrant the
the Of discount perhaps reduced at
ea time to per y WIN qePs Ie 1Pn snS
although uDauthcnt!csed rouios In crcuaoii they
les ard which has been caused principally by the high prices
ruling.
Messrs. Barring Bros. & Co. state that there is no
change in American stocks. Messrs. ID. Bell, Son e.
Co. say:
more encouraging aspect There has been more in
qury the various State bonds especially those OF the states
Of Massachusetts Maryland and Pennsylvania For railroad
bonds of The. better there has also beeu dcnsnd
as ihey could only sold realize LOSE the supply has
en- scanty and the &C ua transactions few.
The circular of MIR. Sstelthwaite says:
Since sdvces of the nth in we have hal dull market
in Public Securities Money continues at existing rates
The weather is unusually brilliant haveds are e1ceedlney
promising and remarkably es and the post9l OF the bak
Of England s very strong The harves in Europe AID the
vintage in France slso extremely good in spite Of a taese
circumstances prices remain stationary or rather de-
cline owing the deep anxiety felt for later Intelligence from
India.
The improve II the Gdyces received from New YORK
more demand Securities and better prices
have been realized.
IRAILRoAD IONps AND sHARks.