New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26


II will be seen that in 1853 We have received
$4OOO 600 more than we have shipped while in 1857
we shipped Sc, 900 more than we received.
We have received the two communications, which
we give below in reference to the last report of the
Galens Railroad Company. Our correspondent, =" Chi
csgo" who thinks we are "hard TO please" will no.
tice that wide difference Of opinion seeins to exist on
this subject of the Gslena report. The two writer's
ought to be acquainted in order TO discuss the matter
more conveniently; but meantime we give the public
the benefit Of their conflicting opinions.
The following a copy of the Circuartot the Western
Rsilway Companies inviting general conference at
Buffalo on 30th nst:
The recent very great and urcslled for reduction OF
fares by the New York ard EIie Railroad Company
renders il advisable in tue opinion OF the undersgned
that meeting Of the officers of Railroads Interested
should be held without delay TO consider this and such
other subjects in regard TO Railroad traffic and man
sgemeIt ss 1t may bs found desirable to act upon
The several Companies to whom this communication
may be addressed therefore requested to send one
or mere delegates TO represent them at meeting to be
held for the objects above referred TO- at the Caren
don Hotel in the city Of Buffalo, the Both day Of
June, inst st 10 o'clock in the afternoon of that day.
CHAUNCEY BROOKS,
President Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co.
J.EFGAR THOMPSON
p,e.dspt Pennsylvania Central Railroad
Pn.aes, Boston Al d worc'r Railroad c..
rntssif; fs.,i;q; cdss;Sd HSli,a River Railroad c.
Pie,idspt Nes-Y,rk Central Railroad Co.
L. NJ HUBBY
President c, C. and Gin. Railroad Co.
President Cleveland and Erie Railroad Co.
The Covinstcn and Lexington Railroad Co. require
$500, goo to put the Company in good condition The
President proposes to the earnings Of the road Tor
this purpose, and fund coupons to the amount of
$662 $50 on the mortgage debt in bonds due in four to
five al d-a-haf years.
The Montour Iron Company property, The DansrWe
TnhRieeneer Gays, sold a. Sherfs sale last Thurs
day, for sl03 subject 10 the mortgages, which have
been estimated at 5000 600. Messrs. Michael Groves,
Henry M. Fuller, Edward II. B.ldy, and Philip Mills,
were the successful bidders. There is great deal of
indignation felt at this procedure among Of
the Company, and smart crop Of lawsuits nsy be
expected to spring out OF 1t.
The Cincinnati Gazette states that the branches Of
the S.ate Bank Of Ohio have made decided progress
toward the establishment Of Clearing House in thst
city, upon the plan recently proposed by the Conven
ton Of the Indsns Kentucky and Ohio bankers, held
ip that city the movements of which were suddenly
terminated by the discovery of legal difficulty, in the
way of Locating an sger,y Of foreign bank in that
State. The Indiana bsnks, and portion of the Ken
tucky banks, will probsbly cooperate With the Ohio
Clearing House for the leading n,titutions whose ccu
lation centers at Cincinnati. The capital has been
fixed at half million, portion of which is lef to be
subscribed in that city. So much of it has been ap
portoned to the country banks being much the largest
of the whole has been subscribed, snd Friday last
the following gentlemen were chosen to represent this
interest az directors viz: Noah l. Wison, V. Win
te.s. of DAYTON, and A. Stone, ,jr., of Cleveland.
The receipts at tde-wstsr by the canals of this
State Of Flour, Wheat Corn and Barley, for the third
week IN June in 1857 and 1858 have been as follows
Flour bb,s Whest bush Com, bash. Barley bush
1857 ...... S5 $50 i77.e4s 1882. 77b
1853 ......No,672 5.5,4oS i<s<H oiuo<
Increase. s47.2 Ss,Al Dec l1.25l Iuc. $40
The aggregates of the receipts Of the above articles
20 far, for the years 1857 and 1855 have been:
Flour bbs Wheat bush. Corn, bush. Bailey. bush
Is57 ..io6 700 $3.50 21ssi lll,tst
1853 ......4ls $50 2so7ss 7SHo r2.S7
Increase $50 2Oss24s Sssai 2n.o2,
Reducing the wheat four the eIcess Of receipts Of
1858 over 1867 is equal to ~, ,079 bbls