New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

Yo:h Csrssl-.as former sAvsncirs I % epsc;ls
ssss srd closing - ssI ID, saa The later drop2's %
79i, though s.s.dy .. the q1,tstion- Toefo s1i
Michigan Southern asshSsd ! each. EiIs aa'
Rock Island held q. tie morning fs1rss,
but ciosed rsther hsavy. IL Bonds there
vas ros rrch 3oirg. TIE vsri.t:ons N S.s.e
s.ccks were not important; but upon The whole tae
msrke. bad slightly jeclniog tendency. Alter toe
Second Boo lot Of $4,000 Missouri 6s sod 3. s.!
serers 20. Michigan Southern ID m,tgsge boads Sd
v.rced to 81, srd were IN good demand. Ls Crosse
L,rd Grants declined daring the day, sd Fond du
I.sI Toere is no fss.lre TO report ia references
20 ne ms;e,s pending between the New-York Centra
and Erie Railroads. Negotisons will no doaot be rs
,um.d within few days, ard tee general inprsssi on
s.ns 20 b tha. g settlement will bs effected
Mr.. Oiborr, the President OF the Illinois Central
Railroad, hss returned from the Wes', alter
making thorough exsminstion OF the h1s
with NJ. Wheeler, tie sgert OF some OF the Ei-
slish shgebol3ers. TIE BUSINESS OF The sois W.s
,bout as COO in the third week OF Angus ins,esi OF
s5s OCO a. reported srd fer the fourth week II VII
nrobebly reach 500 COO Toe closing prices were, Tor
N.w.York Central 7el G79li Hhe, IL 9Eii Gaeus,
s9;as4; Rock Island 73673l; Hiison RIVER @S o
2sI; Pacific M.l sSi SSs!; Psnsns, llii Sulti
Toledo, 81 Michigan Southern, 254 @3.i
Milwaukee srd Mississippi, Isl 9lei Michigan Central
81 95si, &c.
The market ior foreign Exchange bas not fairly
orer.d for Saturdays stesmer. The quotations Tor
Sterling remsin at from 1895 lO9i with sales mostly
a. the las. price. Francs are 5l3i 95.lii.
Fr.iebts are quiet 10 Liverpool 100 b5ls. Clover
seed at los 90 tur Fgstc st l0s. To Bremen, lOOoO
Bsht Pipe Slaves e. s.. To Rotterdam, 1000 Saves
on private terms.
The business Of the Su5-Treasuy was: Receipts,
1922 6o9 l5-sl94,O00 rom Customs; Payments,
sl96 7l9 35; Balance, sl2, $50 50.
The Exchanges at the Clearing. House yesterday
were ALI COS 675 a. and the balances Al is $50 s3
To dsy the Exchanges were 80 2sS 63l IA material
rsdrction in volume owing doubtless, to the settle
uents Of ruesdsy anticipation OF the Cao.e les
tivities.n There is no increased demand for money
worth notiry and the supply ofs'irg on csh Is sooul
AZ large as heretofore reported larger trade move
nent would 70 doubt give activity to the Money
msrke; but until the machinery Of business ls alry
in motion, capital must remain in comparatively
suepisb condition and rates of interest cannot ad'
vsroe m..erislly. The banks are more cautious IN
taking psper Of ong da.e, bat for desirable names
running 60 days negotiate at about tho same rates
heretofore given.
The Cincinnati Price Current Gays that the agent
Of Bell, Grant, & Co.. OF London, England, has been
here for the past month we understand, with the in
sption Of entering suit against the directors OF the
Ohio Life and Trust Company, with the view OF msk-
pe them individually liable for the debts of the insti-
tuition, and il ia thought he will succeed
The Morris County Bank n. j, has given notice
tia books Of subscription for 100000 additional cspi-
IA. stock will be open at the bank on the liih 18th and
l6,h days of September met The stockholders will
have the right to cubs cribs one share for every one
held by hem$j each share to be paid at the time OF
subscribing, the residue in monthly Ilstslments of -
each.
Exchange on New-York has risen 10 l Y cent 10
| in Chicago, and in Milwaukee TO ii y cent. A week
cir CO the rate in Chi,ago was Y cert.
Ata meeting of the creditors and bondhoders Of the
DUBUQUE and Pacific Railroad Company, represented
by bonds ard claims to the amount Of million and
screnty fee thousand dollars held by previous notice
at No. "A Exchange place, New-York, September .,
1853, Abraham S. Hewitt was chosen Chairman, and
j. o. Heyworh was sppoirtsd Secretary. Alter free
discussion, il was
Rred That in view d the present barss,ed condition OF
Of the Dubuque aud Pacific Railroad Company s
bJndbodes and creditors OF said Road represent
a. tbs meeting having plea set forth in the circu
ar scegty sed by Board Of Directors sanctioned BY he
Trustees Of said Road ard submitted 70 al parties
UPON the condition BoNd Of said Comp.oy
resolution that should 81 the creditors and bondhodsr:
the cI aS IN ShaDe r he @oitssse bond. and aas
debt be preferred slock bearing per cent Interest per snnl
upon the earnings Of the road from Dubuque u
Resided Th, upon the the first resolution being
complied with b. the Board OF Directors of said Comp.By we
upon all the creditors and bOndholders no. repre-
eued at this meeting the aecrg.n,e OF the RT2P9.On
ABRAHAM 5. HEWITT, Chairman
] o. UEYWORTf, Secretary