New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-22

Harmony Fire and Marine Insurance Co.. semi-sn-
nual dividend Of y cent, payable the ID of July.
The Long Island Insurance Co., a semi-anpual dvi-
dend Of 10 = cent, payable On the Cd Of
July. The Chemical Bank has declared a quar-
terly dividend Of y cent, payable I'd July. The
Neptune Insurance Co., 81 y cent payable ID July.
The Nev-York Central Company advertise to pay
off 500 900 New-York State 81 T. cents originally
issued in aid Of the Auburn and Rochester link of the
consolidated line. The interest is made 70 cease
on lst August when the certificates will be redeemed
at the bank Of Duncan, Sherman & Co. II is stated
that some large foreign holders Of Michigan Southern
First Mortgages have agreed TO exchange for Sinking
Funds at par the exchange TO be made in Europe az
the cost of the Company The stockhoders' meeting
of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad wac held ut
Cleveland yesterday. The net earnings for the year
$76, 900 above the running expenses and in
erest Cd the bonds and floating debt The Directors
elected we're as follows; j. b. Waring, Joseph Ly
man, Cleveland; Jno. Gardner Spragoe, Huron w.
VI. VermIye, g. T. Oliphsnt Joseph Benjamin. New
York; II. n. Randall, New-Londou. All the old
board of officers reelected Letters from Chica-
60 from the Land Commissioner of the Illinois Gen.
trail and four others engaged in selling lands indicate
the commencement of emigration Illinois, II s said
that more agricultural lands have changed hands this
Spring than for two years previous. The movement
is toward Southern Illinois, where Winter Wheat Is
more certain, and the mild Winters are favorable TO
stock farming.
The private letters by the Asia express apprehension
in regard TO the harvest in consequence of the cntinu
ance Of wet and unfavorable weather, and quite an
advance in the breadsu market. The result here has
been an active market in Flour and cereals, with an
advance of to &C. in Wheat, TO &c. in Corn, and Is
10 2oc. in Flour. There are large applications for
freights, including some for HavIe, which is new
feature 1t looks II the West would have full and
profitable demand for all its surplus grain next Fail,
pouring wealth into the laps of the farmers and giving
a large busness TO the railroads.
The financial advices per steamer Asia are
what discrepant- The Timess city article reports that
money in the Stock Exchange was in rather full sup
ply at 81 y cent, and in the discount market the mini
mum rate was 81, and the applications at Bank
small Other authorities report money as being in ac
tive demand y cent; and that the funds fiat
owing 10 decline the Paris Bourse and Consols
were quoted an lower. The cotton market continued
in the same irregular and depressed state; and de-
Ginning price lie reported. Extensive sales had been
made in foreign wheat at full prices and holders
expecting an advance. The weather had been unset
tied during the week much rain and cold high winds
having generally prevailed and while the crops in
general reported in good condition. it would require
warm sunshine retrieve the injury cereals have
tanned from the rains and gales American Securities
were better. Satterthwaite says:
Business American Securities continues to be limited the
demand being chiefly confined States stocks and the best class
of Railroad bonds Enc shares have been taken from 10 TO %
by parties who looking for higher prices consequent the
much improved condition Of the undertaking. the opening OF
the miles Of railroad Of the Atlantic and Great West
en with the Erie regarded fayoraby For
notwithstanding the road doing
WELL there inquiry though the bonds steadily taken of
the market for Investments
For Illinois Central there has sprung mp demand
sudden advance reported from NewYork
they close 4Oi O 40 discount