New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-23

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Increase as compared With fsse6l
Lindsey Ward has been appointed Receiver Of the
Horizon Railroad. The appointment was made by
Judge Miller, of the US. District.
The Boston Post of yesterday, furnishes the fol-
lowing items of minor intelligence:
The Jure product of the National lie reported at so
tors, OF which about four tons were from stamps One
Of the Minnesota engines gave way recently, and con-
siderable delay was anticipated Ia working an mpor.
tant part OF the mine bat il was afterwards supposed
that an engine of the sze could be obtained at the
Toltec SO says The Miner. From The A,aing
Gazette learn that The June prodrc' OF the Quincy
was IS tons, of the Pewabic l5S tons Of the Huron IL
tcns At last accounts The lse Roy ale stamps had not
been run regularly. The trial was successful. and
they were 70 be put upon regular service July H.
Work has been commenced On tue Colu nbian. On the
Franklin the vein s opening very rich toward the
Mespard oation. Six inere took out five tons from
the Portage last month, IN nnkng shaft in the open
cut Whether they took it from the cut the shaft
or from both we do not know The new road 70 tue
property Of the Albany and Boston Ii completed.
Tie Railroad Convection in session in this city dur
ing the present week has adjourned TO meet at Sara
toga on Friday week. The report of the Committee
made 10 the Convention makes the following recon-
mepda,ions:
that The rs.e Of an sith proper of the interests
Of the pub be materially increased from their present stand
AFTER afa he 18th August. 1880 That !. in the power
In. III. s such change. Of tie
han BE- upon and ssu saS,s hsSs 90
"fsn 'ss The AT four years they further
nond tina. the President Of the following osds hold monthly
Central Baltimore Ohio Grand Trunk of Canada New York
cen Nsw.i ork ard Eie At those such other lines
shall pess send representatives. That At those meetings
the ra'e viii be s;ns.d and se put II Grcs n9a the n d.y
Of every month All ticket oce, N the arg cues 20 os soo
passes Owen to shippers Of wheat be also done away vi
That the employ Of the various roads who shs De
those
Convention shall be immediately discharged Thai ali contracts
that I. agents u the future De psis regular salary nsead of
cOmmiion The present rats Of igh to remain the same
The Trenton Republican publishes the quarterly re
turns Of the Banks Of the State for July from which
il is shown that the capital s. COS sGi the eircua
ii s. 3S6 95 the dePosits Sc 100 .92 SO the div-
dends unpaid 500 Co., due other banks 500 81 49,
discounts tl6,lS I63 &c. specie sei2 29S 95 due by
other banks & OBS 096 H. notes and checks Of other
banks s7i3,2g OF, real estate $i63 $50 81, stocks
81 O23 l56 90 ether assets $J99 554 S. There Ia
increase Of capital sinoe April statement of 275
OF deposts $l53 26 3s of debts of other banks $s2
S52 80, Of surplus s73734 70, of species s25,522 ~
o. real estate 1890 u.s. of stocks $50 SIS W of other
as.es, $9s,l77 II; and decrease of circulation
sl0l,J 67, of dividends unpaid 81, $50 81 Of debss
owing q OBJ D. of discounts 5O9l 90, Of debts
I'm other hanks $50 s2i a. and of and checks
of other banks $I4J ~ 81.
The Chicago Press Of the 18th reports:
The shpments of yesterday show the largest figure
yet reached by this sesson, in bushes, or
nearly $l00 900 worth Of this staple. The receipts Of
corn. posted ths morning. sc 064 bushels and
the shipments l52 $50 bushels but to-day the amount
Of corn cleared at the Gust ,-ouse up to- O'Clock
amounted 10 upward OF 2000O0 bushsls which makes
he shipments for the three days Of the present week
nearly 40 600 bushels The receipts Of White Winter
Wheat yet nsaffeient 20 q shipping demand,
aid i s dficalt " sell Tie a-le.r arc laying very