New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06
The statement Of the Boston banks for the last tw
W. Cincinnnti Com mercial saYs:

The Cincinnati Commercial Gays:
1--WE Learn upon good authority that the amcabe relations
emitting between these Companies hsye been dis
tubed and that; Indeed without aiica changt in tue m
segment Of the Freight Department OF the Marietta and Cnc
upon former the two ysr. notice provided for N The con;
ct for ort occupancy Of 70 miles q tfssk o. o.
use Little Miami cattle yards IN the Seventeenth ward
ny. are not neded 10 he eae and have been granted BY
Little Miami Bpany as comfy 70 the former "a only GO Il
upon by the i've Presidents and General tendnt Of
which the Superintendent Of the Marietta and Cincinnati
Ob.d believe tuhia 9ss the Se. 9sS.
and Solicitor for ChciIrah mr $ bro~n, mas S9n
be thase charged by all other lines acting under the Burnett
House Convention rules, 10 take the business"
Tie Boston Post, in its weekly review o. finance
and business, says:
In Boston We the niek Of keeping money about So
up to certain point and then Of awaAng ofs hne morning to
discover h ms to be quit ht n. 9es s. Up pr 70 ,SDpy
with special for the heavy o. o. s
pand and 10 supply and il should be flooded with
lot rey prime paper from Rev York the specie cuIret
on~v esnnot he really high but It likely be quick
A. cent Cautious people beginning TO tall about IT, afvanc
the approach dog days the pOston market always an
fayorably aheced Tess But whether money be at or
cent whether II be obtained on any sort 81 printed %
tsn paper or proper discrimination be exhibited 10 dis
posing oft Of te comparative consequences 10 the conn
iy large Few care whether stocks are dn OF heaSy IN Gu
cuber cted hot weather and r'e OF traction ID
the market rate of credit Bu, matte, that Of real ano gen
ea import Is te h we ,nd upJe.. somethls very
trsorr IL be admitted that the grain hafVe
o. be larger than ever before and that there IAN
chance Of their bringing good prices"
The sui, of the CRY of Cleveland against the Ceve'
land, GAINESVILLE and Cincinnati Railroad which was
to be tried at Cleveland Tuesday, has been post
poped until the 3lst Of July. The circumstances oil
the Gaze are: The City of Cleveland held sloo,ooo
8 ock in the Cleveland, Painesvile, and Ashtabula
COMPANY which was loaned TO the Cleveland, Zanes-
vile, and CucnDa'i Railroad Company, and by that
Company pledged TO the Akron Branch Bank When
tie later institution became involved in difficulties,
thir stock was taken possession Of by the State Bank
Of Ohio as part Of the ssseta Of the Akron Branch
Tie city sues to recover and the action H. therefore,
in reality between the City and the State Bank.
The following from The Chicago Press Of Tuesahy
show The volume of the grain business al that point
lie irst half Of the current year:
H.5rx -four to heat the amount of grain OF al nna'
received du the months Of the past I'VE years 0
tafrs o. iolo- , - ,rxs Al
l,r nEt YiPTs GRAIN IRON JAN 10 - En-;
......l2 So $50
lss..... g. $40 Ito
Observation-Disclosures i .ho,xs
Prom lie above Il viii be that the grain rade sno ~
rrt,ss. during tie past ak months, compared WIKI
.yu millions Of bushels and over any pre- Nous yeA " WV
torv Of the trade OF millions OF busheh
The Neu- Orleans PIcdyHHe Of Sunday says;
Nothing hiss Yprsd materially alter the condition Of 's