New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-25

10 s-octhcds's ar found II Maine Vermont, sigis-
sjIp Miss' ur, Iowa. Illinois, Nes-fOrk. DC. ihe
ls' Of dv'dend-I@yitg r'ads comnrises iS-amony
with tv" IBy an arnusl dividend 81 IL 4 cen';
Dre 10 a. cent. tro. 9 y cent; ten, 8 u ceut; six,
y ten'; ihir's, y cent; FIVE T. cent; ore 4 O.
cent; one y y cent and one T. cent The list OK
deln fu't companies on 500, bondr amounts 10 So
Tie total boDded debts Of the American railways, all
al wtici nature between 1859 and 1874 amount "
s4ll 1872 02 Tbs Pennsylvania X .ilroad COMPANY
ard The Reading Railroad Company are having made,
each, 10 cosi tGs Ia carry coal from the Broad.Iop
Mountain Mire, by way Of the Lebanon Valley Rail-
road to ioeWater. In the Lehgb coal region the "a
trace l. sctve sId laboers in ,evera OF the depart
sent engaged il the PRODUCTION Of coal and iron are ia
demand.
A correspondent sends us the following scheme for
reorpajzins The In Or sse Ralrnai:
PLAN TO RKoRGASIZE TIE la CROSSE AND MILwAU-
KEE RAILROAD Co.
Sch the whole property ord.r 20 -cl,sure Of Land
Grant and serono MoItss Flee, one e the rG.tss Of hsss
par' h int who will sign he agreement to reors-
". IN the foll wing bs,is: 1ae.
s gs on MGf ss7s ' :. s
geo 'I ,he e s o~d Mrsas' sspds b,, to
un) the whole line o road I'D lands making tn TaId
viii & ny 81 per- S9 face s s
7hrd Irns all per preferred stock nte. not
In ou, saO opsyo the banre Of he face Of the Land
GLsn no,'s and any ja claims Of jsssns creditors
fcn'h: lsue common stock in payment the past doe
coupons 10 and inclusive Of those February 1901
ss0 IN exchange for Milwaukee aud Mime Rsr ab stock
md eccpc no Gst bonds Of Ws EN- division receiving the
sane ri 20 y cent.
int coupons Of the bonds be paid Angus, 1861
Reecs Of road in mesoime to be spilled put Ing In per
feet order.
htke ne. session o. the Wisconsin Lesurc get charter
for the Milwaukee Portage and la Crosse Railroad Company
authorizing ostd Of Dectfs TO be eec'ed by the bond sd
ockhodes each iteret seps'a'e' e,etns Director for
each 4oo rep u hy the several different interests
Til, arrangement reduces the bonded d-bt within paying
all FgEAe afta II
l lsihtr :" 's''A' ''H'' ONE OF iTs VICTIMS
We extract the following from william z. Wright
& Coz New York Cotton Circular:
CHoP NJ. complaints increa,g from the South partition
druth Is .tre'n',d dous much injury, in unns the
psnt sne foioire maturity without Is nsaa productive
TIE character # weather hereafter Continued raus in A1guA
would he ate nded th serious disaster znd this loked for
is qei for the bes. condition Of the plant bth low
inpds anc uplands.
Nrs The second bale Of Cotton was ~ved
9Ist Inst At sec from Houston County Grorgia Last
eer thee bales received in Savannah 10Th August
two weeks at,r than In 1853
Rsotn1s FxrnRTs &C There is rothing worthy Of
meIt g. TIE pr, g. m Of Cotton
The fellow nR tat-o the movement in cotton snre
th st Of September ast compared with toe previous four
a fsso. 1859: ISIS, 1852; 1850.
Exp to ct B..at5,Go 900 I.7s5oeo lag7.Ooo lsossOo
+ to otsrr i fP 1900 $500 saooS iSi@S sisSS
Stock fand... 1900 ITlOOo $4,000 10000 u COZ
during the pest week inclOded IN the aboys'
Sp'to Ct b. b.. Zoo 5000 isSSS 5000 s@S
= e other FP. ess $50 ssS isS SOC
last Tsoo fsles Epo.tIneTssse to Great Britain,
foreign ST. 40 Total increase IN exports 8lz 600 bales