New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13
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Tr,..r-e-'. OFF,. Baltimore ard On. RAl'osd CSu7>sy,
trrlrl 1859.
The busress Of TIE ClexiIs House :o-a2y w~s
81 49, 81.
5. Draper daily auction ssles Of BO1is sd Socks
WI lake pl.ce tomorow Fndsyl s: l.. O'clock, q,
the Merchants Exchange.
Mr.. F. II. B,odlesi hss tsen elected Director q
the Milwaukee and Mississippi Road to fl s vscAroy.
TIE Mutual LIE Insurance Company hsve tsssr
the following seton upor TIE deaf o. Mr.. Jossihsa
Miller:
Atsmee.ng of the Bosrd 0. Tr1s.:es OF re Ma:ssl
Lie Insurance Company Of Nev-fo'k, ne-d ASs II,
ISIS, TIE death Of Jonstsan KILLER, esq, va. ohi;auy
amour ce3. xhereupon : vss
Re,oisei That Committee oon',.ri q Lscir. heosson
$50 Rober: H Mscardy. 80. AID W-sm Bets. esq ,1o1s
rs 70 ne B5s5 T,ses ina . HESITATION e. whh be
h,d o-eo q M ulber Grce lie fouEesaoG
The f)llow,ng preamble and resolutions, presented
by them, were unanimously adopted:
WHEREIN, Since tie meeting Of his sos;d ss'se
Trustee ad Of Jon.hsn AeT, Is, oeer -
s .sa s e Tse 81. coapsny rom 4. SRI orssaos
"a 1913 The cay o. his eesih lo.ag no Opportunity Of r'ouo
serea we Due his memory p,;e 1poa re,o-i
srprse,ton q he important ervi;e and Ct Is 7'e' Is 81
R..elrss Tts the dsa.h Of Mr. Mer .eO. lo.. To ms
ancsi mind sud ,sali 4dsuei h service. Trustee
sw.ys pro1p. ecstt bis advice wise AID p1dert
Counsel ~ esflsd aii5ioa. al ..e AID i h rs;t. h
eyer governed y hi.6 ..n.r o. ~, sna no.G =, .
courteous usDEers and generous sad-e' toward Is fellow
Rsse9 Tat feel the deepes, 'ymrhy for the oareaved
sy q :hs deceased well showing nat I'll. uor,
his Uniform k.iaes and s1a yues nus; sve made ae hre
ii. ,re;tiSr. happy .nt BIZ los, ir;eps'aoe -. r..
Re,o!re4 Tbs, ese resolutions Be entered gpon the s
and hat COPY thereof d steed Dc Transmitted 70 The wide"
HFrom he minG;es. F. $. WINSTON fFe"sens
The Boston Post thus spesks of ne money EsEke,
OF that city;
"The money nsket is in about Sc dull condition
as z possibly can lie. Nobody seems to want any
money at leas. IL large sums snd the question OF rate
il scarcely mooted. The best class OF grOcers psper
stands al the top OF the Market and single named
note OF this class readily taken a. abou, the ssme
as s paid for the best drygoots paper VITA an ID
dorser. The banks are taking considerable paper
from the brokers, a. 20 g cent, snd are lending
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obtsn almost any amount al to II OF cal, II they
would make the application. But there is no use FOR
large just now, and reduction OF the rate would
be no temptation. With 81 this, considerable ous!,
ness is going OIL T. cent in the BANKS and small
borrowers large in the aggregated make 10 attempt
to hire less than the legal rate The BROKERS bor
margins at 7ds. New-lork funds continue TO be ex-
ceedingy scarce, but the demand for them Is no. 20
generally active, as was the case g few weeks sgo."
The only copper since our last is the account
of tha faNd q
Chf location, preliminary to the formation OF the new
Company fine, strong vein has been exposed for
more than 1000 feet, and smsll masses have been
taken f-om it the surface. The product Of the
Cliff mine itself is likely TO fall off little from the
average OF the last few months There is 10 lack OF
copper; but until the employmsn. OF the Avery sh.
IN the Spring II Is impossible b. get morethsr certain
quantity TO the surface, even BY working by night
The ingot copper market is exceedingly dull. With
little nothing of demand, prices are merely nom
nal and DO immediate improvement. csn be reas Jnably
anticipated.
At the adjourned meeting of the creditors OF Lsw.
renee, Stone Il Co., held in Boston yesterday after
roon, claims 70 the amount Of about s35 100 were Al
lowed making the total amount OF claims against the
concern thus far proved and allowed sbout So 100000
TIE Philadelphia PSess ssys
The new usuIy law which has been ia operation
since the first July, appears to operate very 6ec
dedy in favor of borrowers, who are now enabled 20
make egotiatons directly with the capitalists, with
out the Intervention of brokers. The saving II not
much il the amount OF brokers commissions as in the
reduction of rates effected by the greater advantage
thus afforded the borrower represent the character
and Of the makers of the paper sold, and the
business operations out ct which It arises As the
practical working of the law becomes more and more
understood il grows il general favor and already the
transactions in noney made directly between the psr
tee concerned form large proportion OF the whole
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SPECIAL eoSyEsrioN OF eESEnAt TICKET ,J.J AGENTS,
HELD At CLEVELAND, AUG. >, 1888.
The Convention assembled at 81 8. m.
The officers chosen at the Annual Election, al tie
Indianapolis Convention, presided.
Dudley Z. Phelps OF the NJ. 5. and n. L., President.
j. A. Burch OF the Buffalo and Erie Railroad Secre-
The following representatives reported themselves
5. Psep Gsner. .cset Asen,......M skNLRAl,oad.
T. W. stssdsr, Ger~A Ticket Agent. oao sad Miss. .sd
LOai, l. Hroup Gene..l Teks: Agent. Penn. Central
W Brow Ge .,sI =, lie; 9Io
JOHN t' F. Ssst Ges tlst rss sd IT,
n b s1 S Ssns5 As 9S sHt f E
c;s.1sss1 dsat1s NJ 4s;a s@9ois aad Enc
iA r. w eS I and c. e.
L Cole General Tnrs Asst B,l,lnoe snd oaio.
s. Myef. Gehers rir. .Hd Pi,.5rxh 1
So.dmsn Genera u I,I:t Agent ss1eassy ~ AID H.
DIP. Phelps Of the Michigan Southern and North.
ern Indiana Rsilroad stated 10 the Convection tbs.
his Company were prepared to receive f'on other
roads the proportion heretofore allowed . r-beng
the proportion based upon through adopted az
the Convention held at Indianapolis, April II, 1853
ard ,hst be could no. reduce such proportions from
the prices then and there established.
j. A. Burch OF the Buffalo and Eris Railroad also
gave notice 10 the Convention that he was instructed
10 oppose any reduction Of the proportions going 10
the Buffalo ard Erie Railroad Company, and TIA.
they should Insist upon being allowed the proper ions
Of fares adopted AZ the Indianapolis Convention on
the 18th Of Apr. last.
Allen Butler Of the New.YoIk Central Railroad
lated 10 the ConyeLt.G. 1t the Ne1-York Central
Railroad mpany will assume the reduction winch
would ISL upon the Buffso ard Ere RsilrnsI frnrn