New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10


May, 25 ~
Nay, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A9o""
Observation-Disclosures. sl5iO55
The Wabash 4 Lake Erie Road earned in May:
90
tIeisht,
NAL, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. fE<N'
Totl........................... p5@ 49, -
Tie subscription to the land grant privilege bonds
of the Chicago aud Fond du Lac Road il proceeding
very favorably, having reached 5000 consider
able portion of this has been taken BY Connecticut
stockholders. In Hartford Mr.. A. Gill, for self and
friends, subscribed for $4,000; Mr. David Waikiki
sop. for ss3,COO and Mr. VIM. Jarvis for $4,000.
Mr. Vim. b. Ogden takes 100000.
The offer made 10y the Secretary of the Treasury to
purchase the stocks of the General Government has
expired by limitations but we learn from Mr.. Cisco
that the Secretary will continue to purchase during
the closing of the books on the same terms bef)re,
although the official advertisement has not been con-
tnued.
Tie business Of the Clearing House to-day was
81 $4,000.
There is a more active demand for money to-day in
copseouence of the preparations for the gold shipment
tomorrow but the supply still abundant and rather
Increasing Call loans are made to the large houses
at6d7 e cent, and in some cases even lower. Mer-
camille paper of rsclass still quite scarce and passes
atlas e. cent freely. The Banks are taking short
paper from the discount houses.
The Ercaing Post says
We learn that Messrs. IevertOn President of the
Peoples Bank Il Narck. both Directors OF the Mica
ragus Ii ansit Company, were appointed a committee
10 examine the accounts Of the Company. They re-
port that the Company own steamships 10 the value OF
81 go 600 and that they have received 500 600 ID
cash from the Pacific Steamship Company In consld-
Grafton Of not running any steamers. We informed
a. Vanderbilt in conjunction with the
other Directors n.e8n to take an early opportunity T.
reestablsh the line. The Commodore has repeatedly
pledged himself 10 do this.
The report of the Cumberland Coal Company just
published states that the quantity of Coal mined and
sent to market during the past year was BOP tuns
against lS9 go for the year preceding, which paid
profit after deducting all expenses, of SSS,4 75
Tie scarcity of water during the Summer, and the
early closing of the harbors of Baltimore and Alexan
dla by ice, prevented further increase. Consider
able Improvements have been made at Baltimore
Georgetown Cumberland, &C., for the delivery OF coal
which will make saving TO the Company, aud enable
them to transact their business with greater facility.
The extension of the Road to the Astor Nine will,
with other improvements being made this season, rem
der accessible the whole of the Company lands
sale of a small portion of which, not required by the
Company within the next century, to extngush the
to SO OOO less SIP 600 per statement, Is recon-
mendod by the President There was purchased aud
built during the past year II frstclass iron hopper
cars. 10 new canal.boats aud % rebuilt making total
Of III cars ard IS canal.boatsi together with AZ
mine.cars frstclass and secondcsss locomotives.
This equipment is equal in capacity to the shipment of
from 300 900 to $50 600 tuns of coal & annum with
out any further outlay The purchase of one loco
motive at a cost of about 10000. The use Of this
coal in locomotive engines is being largely increased,
and with great economy as compared with wood
The general account Of the Company is as follows:
Dr. .
To ! cert Iaoitssse bond. due in l8l.... $1,000 %
To bill. snd accounts pay ~"'oo V
Total l8 q
To "oV'' -
CT. $685. 80 %
By mining lands: ~ 01
b aase or property sold bearing .
teres appropriated to the redemption oil liz ,ooo n
bonds lZVs VI
By Commercial Mart property e0Oo 90
b wbsf property At Alexandria 2ooo 90
NJ srb"orrr, canal boats and barEes..... 1879 10
by property other than mining lands, at CumbeF- -, -
30 ~
By rr.psrty .t Alexandria - W
By biI. receivable and other svasble assets 2&sS %
by GO. sb % %, hand s2 s.
=.
By balance e"'"'' ~
Messrs. Neill Bros. Circular for the steamer gives
the annexed statistics of Cotton:
-REcEIPTs-- -ExP'Ts FoR TIE WEEK
Past week Stree septl To CT. BIT France. 9th + r
,oEs n O.0 2 $40 80 5000 1000 1909
iSss o. 900 ls6 go 5000 1900 400
1875. 25O00 2-54,CO $500 LUO LWO
1851. 5000 27ll,U0 5000 4pU HWO
1855. 1900 5lSWO 81 900 l3.Vo SVv
--EXPoRTs SINCE lsr SEPTENBER-
ToGt b. France. oth.F.P. Total STOCK
ss5-s. $500 $4,000 $4,000 262too $4,000
lg5a-5. sos eco $4,000 l39,VW LS+5Oo IIySl
1851. l. coo 20 coo <SlU1 l,e4opg t'pC
Is52-S Il So GOO i02OO $4,000 2ltS,@0 $1,000
Thu. with tho. Of last year the Receipts show
filling Of Of S7oCO from those Of ast aud 80 100 from
lgs23 ard th. Exports hibit the following re.alts
CT Britain France. OtherF P. Total Stock;
1861. Dec il5tCO 10000 5000 $1,000 f3VD
1928 Dec Dec 40 $1,000 Dec 30 90 Dec e3vJ
The same inactivity noticed in last report Las continued
-ousbout the past This market mas been depressed
aid holders have shown Willingness 20 concede IN
prices buyers operate very spariny Todsy q9tatns
show decline Of sst week, whe the mar
e remains guild and With further tendency in the buyers
favor ,... a..
KrcEIPrs-The total receipts date amount 70 1000
bales The delivery being only Hoo BALE. Mex weeks
be LbOu; the and u compare against VO IL tue