New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18


and Cincinnati Road:
The earnings for rhe first week in Nav show an
increase of between 1000 and go 500 over the
responding week last year. and that the second viii do
even better"
The Cleveland aud Toledo earnings for the second
week in May reported TO show gain of s., 500.
The Michigan Southern earnings are not made public,
but rCmored to be large. The Rock leland earn
ings are also reported as satisfactory and fun up TO
the estimates.
The business Of the Clearing House to-day wac
SOS, 9S7 ,O79. In money there is change to note
The Saturday steamers will take $500 900 or $4,000
in specie.
BY the recent conversions Of New-Jersey Central
Railroad second mortgage bonds into stock under the
privilege which expired April 30 the bonded debt has
been reduced from So 600 900 10 So 900; all other
Indebtedness, 1898 900, extineushed and the stock
increased from 81 500 600 to 81 $50 000 The stock and
balance of mortgage bonds represent the entire property
Of the Company, there being no other debt. The
Company have been making semi-annual dividends at
the rate of 10 per cent per annum. After the next
dividend in July, it has been decided to make the
dividends quarterly There 10 truth in the reports
recently going the rounds Of the papers, that the
sion to Jersey City 10 be Immediately constructed
Surveys Jersey City and Hoboken by various routes
have been made but nothing further is contemplated at
present.
The following gentlemen have been reelected officer
Of the Harlem Railroad Company; Allan Campbell
Presidents w. {. Wetmore, Vice President, and W.
H. Emerson, Secretary and Treasurer. The holders
of Second Mortgage Bonds of the Terre Haute, Alton
and st. Louis Railroad, and Of the Illinois, Iowa and
Belevile Railroad who have signed the bondholders
agreement for reorganization, requested to pay the
amount of their subscription in full before the 10th
Of June next and holders of such bonds have not
signed the said agreement required sign the same
and pay up the instament their bonds by the
date if they wish avail of the benefits Of sid agree
ment.
Wehave received from Albert H. Ncolay, auctioneer
and soekbroker, his semi-nonthy price-current of
stocks bonds &C., copies of which can be obtained at
his Office No SO William street gratuitously. There
is demand for Land Warrants mostly from specula-
tors who have faith in the defeat of the Homestead BILL
either by Congress by veto from the President.
Domestic Exchanges are slightly varied: NewOrleans
and Mobile Ia prem; South Carolina and Geor-
gia, b Chicago, Il; st. Louis, Il. Other points the
same last week.
The movement of the Banks Of the four principal
cities Of the Union in which reports made, as
shown by their last statements, is az follows;
Loans oar Deposits Specie Ci5sq l o.,
Last year 56SoS46o i574 S. 1888 aC588ii
The receipts at tide water Of Flour, Wheat Corn and
Barley for the second week Of May in 1860 and 1859,
have been rs follows:
Flour bbls Wheat, bu Corn, bu Barley, bu
1e6o..... $50 1890 1880 Z5eD
l859..... 71O0 10000 1900 600
1ncresse....sl,aoo I76,5OO ss4iOO 1880
The aggregates of the receipts Of the above articles
so far for the years 1860 and SO, have been;
Flour, bbls Wheat bu. Corn, bu. Barley, bush
I66O......44lOO 2O93OO 4O25Oo $500
1853. 900 55,lOO 1850 8Os0
Increase. 1900 l24,2oO 2O4 900 Dec378OO
Reducngthe Wheat 10 Flour, the increase in the re-
ceipts Of 1860 is equal 10 5000 bbls. Flour.
The receipts at tide water of the principal articles
Of produce from the opening Of the Canals to and in
GLIDING the l4th inst, have been as follows.