New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26

There large sales OF Corn at Chicago on Friday
the 3D. at 10 80 cents per bushel The receipts since
the advance are again increasing; one hundred and
two car oads-upward of 40, 600 bushels-Grain were
received by the Illinois Central Thursday. Harvest
ing of Wheat viii commence this week in Champagne
County, $50 miles south of Chicago.
private letter from Cincinnati states that the
indianapolis and Cincinnati Road is doing large BUSH
ness which promises to be still larger in the Fall. The
june earnings will show $4,000 incre ,se on 1859.
Atthe annual meeting of Stockholders ofthe Chicago,
Burlington, and Quincy Railroad Company, held
June 81 1860, the following persons were elected as
Directors for the ensuing year being the
same as the board Of last year, excep.
Mr.. Kiddler elected in the place of j. II.
Burch, esq, who, having some time previously
rendered his resignation, percmpony declined a re-
election: John Van Nortwck, Batavia, ILL.,, Chauncey
p. Cation, Galesburg, ILL.,, james f. joy, Detroit,
Mich, Erastus Corning, Albany, n. Y, John M.
Forbes John w. Brooke, Samuel II. Spinney, Robert
s. Watson William Booth and Henry o. Kidder, Bos-
ton, Mass, and Edward l.. Baker, New-Bedford,
Mass.
Mr.. VIM. Larned, for time past resident Direc-
tor here of the Gaena and Chicago Road, has been
appointed Treasurer Of that road and will leave in
July 70 assume the duties of his appointment. The
present Treasurer Mr.. Tucker, has been appointed
new position. Mr.. Larneds practical acquaintance
with financial matters will enable him to be of mpor-
tant service to the Company
The Commercial Advertiser of this evening says:
u. n. Mccullough the President of the Company,
has been appointed receiver of the Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad Company, under the pressure of a
suit for $l22, 900 due NJ w. Baldwin Co. for loco
motives built for the road in 1857 the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Road of which Mr.. Mccullough has
been appointed receiver. Mr.. j. b. Waring is Presi
dent of the Toledo Road, which is not in any financial
difficulties.
Without any quotabe change in rates. it is rather
more difficult TO make call loans pass paper at the
minimum ratee The banks are not taking paper from
the brokers quits so freely, which throws upon
the street. Call loans are 4a5l y cent, the current
rate being p cent. Strictly rstclass short paper is
passed at Al as y cent, and long at 595l = cent.
Tie latter description has ess currency than last week
There is considerable activity and buoyancy in
breadstuffs under the foreign The adyices in
dictate large demand this year from abroad for our
breadstuffs.
The weekly statement of Bank averages Is more
favorable than could have been anticipated after the
considerable specie drain of the previous week. The
specie reserve shows oGs of only three quarters of
million, while California remittince is due this week
to strengthen the bank vaults. Our receipts from the
interior must have been larger than was supposed.
Boston and Philadelphia both indebted to us, and
specie in moderate quantities is coming from both
cities. The loan line shows small expansion, and the
deposits decrease Of nearly million.
The following is a comparative statement of the
condition of the Banks of New-York City June l6,
and June 90: