New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-30
of June, 1857
Total. :. . 2s7 go s4s sS2s5,e5e N,5i7,ol2


! Total. s2s19s0 sas sS9'5S,e5s N,5i7,Ol9
The June, 1853, summary is made up from reports
from 297 banks, excluding Luther Wrghs's Bank,
winding up, and including Dover Plains Bank, new
Banking Articulation The difference in the totals
occssioned by bank having failed to make balance
m its report.
The Toaardnao Frontier says: "On Tuesday last
E-astus Coming Dean R.chmosd c. Vib5ard, aud
others of the New-York Central Railroad were in
town investigating the location Of the b. and n. r.
Railroad track. Originally this road was constructed
with quarters of mile Of track rnnning through
the village TO the elevator and docks on the Niagara
| River With the business o. this branch, ToaaSanda
station has been the best freghting station on tae
whole Line of the road and only for the sleeping pro-
pensty that has al along guided the action Of this
thoroughfare might have been made the nucleus
| through which flowed, from Esst 10 West, un n
tied and unsurpassed commercial trade" The Frontier
adds "a. present know nothing of the result OF the
investigation Of these railroad directors. They passed
east over the Csnsrdsgua and Niagara Fala Railroad
| on Moday morning in an extra train"
TIE Bridgeport Standard learns that suit in
trover, to recover 100000, has been commenced
against Director Of the defunct Insuranse Company
Of that place-the claim being that the Director
hss taken into his possession sundry valuable secur-
ties that according to certain aflidsvits are or we're
property of the company. To answer this claim, the
real and personal estate Of the Director have heen a.
tached to large amount.
Tie IadependeHt seys Il regard TO the Dry Goods
market:
"The business in foreign goods is yet very insignin
cant and indicates rather later commencement OF
activity than was at first expected. Ire entries
the Custom-House have been large, ana mostly 81
French silk goods but buyers are yet lev. vi tie
| mportations small proportion only Is Warehouse
the bulk is entered for consumption. Ihe tosl entre
for the week are less than oneha lof wna they were
corsunption are larger Of woolsns; those OF cotton
| ard liner goods are very light. The Soushern and
| Western buyers are selecting wooden goods, and
mostly Of domestic manufacture. Inc oiytu"s az S
lie rather more active for the Southern Market 10
mestic goods there is much more favoraoie turn OF
activity. Prints delanes and shswls make the great
est show, and il large euppy ana COCO sss
Fancy cessmeres are still in active demand, na.
continued 60 all through the dull season. The variety
OF styles is unprecedented. The demand runs on Ine
best qualities only. Inferior designs are negiecteo me
tupply is increasing. Prices are STEADY. w sIatIs
there is also vast variety of new patterns wncn are
attracting attention. In staple goods there Is iaI
and sesay business at full prices but Gil purchases
of limited quantities. There is no disposition 70
lay in large stocks Money is scarce in the West ana
comes in slowly. There is yet little money moving
westward to stimulate purchases. The payment OF
old Indebtedness draws no returns. Tnere are fewer
credits gwen at eight months and at ak months
than hss hitherto been tie csse. The disposition TO
limit credits and to compensate for the limitation by
equiv alent in prices, very strong. The number
of buyers here from the country is lees than usual
al this season. The railroad comp snies still continue
10 suffer from limited passenger as well as goods
, traffic.
are in Of execution for this market Raw silk
hiss advanced, from an increased demand for goods
and nom the apprehended failure Of the silk crop OF
France snd Italy this season."
The investigations before the Legislative Committee
Of Inquiry, reported the amount Of dsfscson in the
Office Of Secretary of State of Tennessee at $3 800 Tne
main deficiency is in the amounts collected from turn.
pike and railroad dividends, which he collected az
Commissioner under special act Of the Legislature.
This act required the Governor TO exact and re ,sive
security, but this duty appears hiss been neglected or
| overlooked by Cove tnor Andrew johnson.
During the lsst week there have been received ct
Chicsgo 7,Oi7 bbs. of flour, li96SS bush. wheat
292 lOi bush eorn and e. 95S bush. oats equivalent to
5i4 9S5 bush. Of grain. The total receipts Of the
season TO date are 25l 497 bbls -four, iOl5s bush
whes 049 20i bush. corn, and 800 1875 bush oats
| making total of nearly IL. 100000 bush. grain,
namely, Il, 7S7 ,0i2 bush. The receipts q. this time
last year 10000 bbls -four, 2,llOOOO bush
wheat 800 600 BUSH corn, sni 535, 600 bush. oa.s
equal TO OO0 bush. grain and showing sn increase
in the receipts Of this year Of 1922 Oi2 bush. Tne
/ shipments of the last weak have been l. loo b5ls
fur, S39,O2l bush. wheat, $4,000 bush. corn, and
~ 1872 bush oss, equivalent TO 77i,SS2 bush. grain
Toe t>A shipments OF the thus far 30 O6i
bbls.' -four, 1894 5is bush. wheat, 3,3SO5l7 bush
4 corr, and l,7s,5l3 bush. os,s-msking & total Of
ptsIly 100000 bush. grain, namely, 1918, $40
The shipments al this time las, yesr were IS co.
bbls. four 100000 bush. whea 200 900 bu sh corn
ard 10000 bush. osts-rnskrg total Of $40 OK
bush, and tho wing al increase in the shipments of this
year Ct 5l93, 500 bush. The receipts Of lumber fol-
the lsst week II, 600 feet-msking the to:a
receipts Of tas season lis, 760Sl2.
The Baltimore Pdtrio: states on the authority Of
=. G. Van Winke, President Of the Northwestern
Virginia Rsihosd that Mr. Powell, the representative
Of the Briiish stockholders in the Marietta .lros
has returned from Europe from successful negot;.-
tion for losr OF money wherewith to build tie COR
rsc,icn between PNkenburg and Marietta, snd pl.cs
TIE read COED order. TIE losu, It is ssid, smssl,s