New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07


to Cincinnati as low as 40 cents; to Columbus, %;
to St. Louis, IS; to Chicago, so.
The Toledo Blade, of October g. reports as follows
the proceedings of the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Toledo and Wabash Railway Company,
held at the Secretarys office in Toledo on the I'd
inst:
elected Directors FOR the ensuing year Azish Body Joseph
B. ysrnum, NewYork; James Spears Lafayette; Geo ID.
Morgan Isaac Ii. knoI, NewY3rki Robert Br'cinrdge'
Henry A. Kent, NewYork George Cecil Logansport VIII
liam aket, Toledo James sOuter, John O. Rchsdson,
new.YOrki Warren Colburn Toledoi William Kent WI
The new Beard convened Immediately after the election
and elected tho following as officers Of the AAah
Body, President; Warren ColbuTn Vice President. and
General superntendsnt John N Dummond Secretary and
Treasurer Charles H. Pierce Transfer Agent NewY OH
The reports and exhibits presented at the meeting
the present financial position Of the Company were IsgaGea
serng srd substantial evidences Of future success and proc
pedy The Of the road for the past fiscal year we're
over those Of the preceding year and largely In Of
any single years earnings in the history Of the road Among
the more Of the spostion Of the
road Is that Of gain hosr and cattle which afford large
and per Of d income Exclusive Of the grain
handled between intermediate stations tire road during
the wear there brought to Toledo over
bushels and the amount Of gein now Offering tot GsnpIs
along the line OF the route iny eqaal no' oey0ha 'n
capacity of the Company to provide for
TRADE AT CHICAGO.-Tbe markets for Leading
articles of produce have not been much more settled
since our last weekly review than they had been IN
the week or two previous The principal changes OF
a week NAV be noted as follows: Flour is fully 100
I5e. lower on Spring Wheat brands, although sales
are trning, and most holders have refused 10 con-
cede particularly on favorite brands. Whest, after
various fluctuations closes heavy at prices that were
extreme week ago, but 364c. below prices that
have been occasionally reached. Corn is Just about
where il was a week ago. but closes dull. Oats With
out much activity at l3 l4c. III store, about pre-
yious figures Rye has been active and at the close
has DC Barley begins to be active and prices are
5dlOc better rsss Seeds have ruled dull and declined oG
lOc FlsI Seed arm. Vegetables plenty and dol tLesn
Unit. s, plenty and active Dried Fruits very hrn
Hzhwne unsettled having ruled heavy bGt closing nfu
Cattle and Hogs lower but Sheep steady Hides higher and
very hrm Tshow higher Wool advanced case, and s'ii
OR country correspondents rserse the fact Of wheat
Weld Of only fifteen bushels scre and report that pro-
rseed wet weather has done immense TO Whe" IN
stack -, =, i 49,.
showed age increase the three leading articles OF Hour
wheat and corn well increase In the minor articles
OF oats, barley and rye, bringing the asgregse up
within tribe Of the svie weeks Of the seasons the tfe
rate receipts for sI weeks have been last wees EO,sSo
bushels week previous l.4Osyo osshss reeA PIesous'
yion, 222l So bushels week previous fJ32ls oushet
The shipments BY last week also heavy but not
ceedng the receipts which they had done ior three weeks
40 600 barrels -four week the aggregate shipments by lake
last week were, l8t2 76S bushels tsD bushels In the
w..L prsvous 1877 bushe. in the week previous and
500 bushe, IN the week before that The receipts Of
the frs, hall Of the current week to this morning were
20 go bushels -four 42s 39 bushels vhes 4o2t bushels
corn bushels oats OO bushels barley and ZIG bushels
rye or total Of 900 22 bushels The shipments OF the ht
hall Of the current week 1880 barrels Hour fas'9
bushels hea 93 962 bushels coIn 362 bushels oats OF
total Of ,iS2, 7i9 bushels.
The total equivalent of weekly receipts of Flour
and Grain az Chicago from all sources except teams,