New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-25
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An increase Of +J0.7l1
The second week on the Western & Toledo ROsd
gives sl3 SEQ. The first two weeks of June on the
Illinois Central are about a. 600 behind last year, but
as wheat is now coming forward freely the month II 10
thought will show some gain. The sdvcss from
the Cincinnati s Indianapolis Road are very favorable
and July expected will show an increase of siOOo
or 5000. The whole line OF the Road IL tal OF
wheat aud corn. the former of which hiss begun TO
move to market Forty car loads went forward in one
day this week.
The anthracite coal trade is rather more active,
and with better supply of vessels there Is some dis
position to advance OF prices. The Reading Railroad
brought down for the week ending Thursday last
30 $50 tuns AMI for the 95 ,sl1 tuns against
$50 4s5 tuus to same time last year, showing an IN
crease Of Il $50 tuns. The Schuylkil Navigation
shipped for the week - sd uns and for the season
COO 3g2 tuns against 40 al tuns to corresponding
date last year. being increase of l2O, 80 uns The
shipments by the Lebgh Navigation for the week
ending on Saturday last 30 5S2 tuns and for he
season I30 1917 tuns against 23 3j tuns, being an in
crease OF l0 jG2 tuus. The tunnsge over the Lehigh
Valley Railroad for the seek ending Saturday last
was II 02j tuns and FOR the season. 3&2O1S tuns
against POI 800 tuns To corresponding time last year
being an increase of ji77l tuns. The shipments by
the Wyoming Canal for the week ending on Saturday
last week 3 62 tuns and for the season La, iJ' tun.
The tuuuage Of the Delaware, Lacka wanna snd West
ern Railroad for the week ending on Saturday last
was IS 800 tuns Of which j07l tuns went North and
l3 81 tuns South. The unnage for the season % the
same date was 4G3 9Oi tuns, of which 9ySl5 tuns
went North and 304 $50 Sonth. The increase this
season over lat to con espOnding date ia 1904.
IL the Probate Court of Cincinnati citation has
been issued to the Trustees Of the ONO Life end
Trust Company, requiring them to file copy OF their
assignment and close up the estate Mr.. Charles Re-
meelin was the only Trustee preeent, and at his re-
quest the case was continued until the 9th Of August.
In the course of the proceedings,
Mr. Reunselin said the Trustees were preparing To
declared dividend, and lie hoped the course pursued
by Mr.. Thompson would not have an lnluuou. effect.
III ey were however, anxious TO have some Court 10
which they could present a report each month. Ac-
coId to balance sheet he now held IN hls hand the
Liabilities If the Company amounted - !5o,oUo Par,
ties attempting to make themselves preferred
creditors 10 the amount Of >S0,OOO ont IT the above
sum pripcipa in New.YoTk. The frat question that
arose with them WA whether they could declare
div iGeLd the larger sun, or ON the - JVUO that
remained after throwing OFF the attachment creditors.
Tie State Of Ohio owed them, a. they claimed, $50
eco or rs the State csims 80 600 they were ne
gotiatng with the Fund Commissioners 10 get the
money but had hitherto failed. II they get the
money from the State they would with other collect
tons. be enabled 10 declare dividend OF ~ cent
without L. thew could pay only cent. The papers
were sent ast week TO Newly Ork 70 Mr.. hbreath, 70
ct his consent 10 declare dividend Of e cent. IL
nss the necessity of the circumstance that delayed
the declaration If tie dividends so FAR. IL wss true
they had made some payuents-iO 0le person tol IN
stance who had no money 10 bury his sister, they
gave go 10 enable him do So aud In other pressing
cases they advanced small SUMS all ;! Nv
amounts which III each case they -nOui nave 70 pay
any how N g few days.
The Finance Committee OF the Cincinnati City
Council presented report s.t night FOR the relief Of
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company, from
some of liz difficulties 1t il proposed TO accept s62l-
so the capitalized stock Of the Company Issued il
pursuance Of the plan Of capitalization submitted by
William H. A-pnwal AMI others, to the creditors AID
stockholders of the eastern division dated December
H. 1853 in full discharge Of the obligation OF said
Company TO pay 70 the city 500 900, with interest
after January ls6l and slso from ths CATION to
pay the further sum sf 81 800 due from the Railroad
COMPANY Oh account of an indebtedness Of the Con-
papy to the Whitewater CANA Company, which wa,
assigned the city. The subject u be disposed
Of st 8 special meeting called for to-day.
The Lawrence Machine Shop All other property in
the City Of Lawrence, Mass belonging TO the Essex
Company, was cold at auction "a THURSDAY as ioi-
lows:
IN, ma .i1e stop ~ =. fs-, Of 80 90
indy sud ls6Sij fee, 4 Sc
Finy dwelling houses fs<
2.asdi1 n. 90 .ra let ~, .............. -J2j
g. coo feet Of aad 200
Teal ss -
Gen. Dsna Mayor Of Chsrlesto~B, Mas, bought
the machine shop ana foundry. The whole property
ia said to have cost more than million OF dollars.
W0k in the machine shop h.s been Suspended for
several years past. It is no, known with certainty
what business will be transacted there hereafter, but
il suggested that the United States Government de-
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