New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08


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The Canandaigua and Elmira Railroad having passed
into the hands Of the Northern Central Of Pennsylvania
the gauge being narrowed large force is Low at work
between Canandaigua and Watkins, AID expect TO com
pete the work III 10 days.
The following the comparative earnings Of TIC DC
trolt and Milwaukee Railroad for tie week ending Apnl
&c:
ls66 . s3s $50 1893 s32, go Increase s,J9
Tho Western Union road shows gain IN the last week
of April Of $i,0i9.
We publish in another part q this column a commune
cation upon specie payments with suggestions as 70 the
more expeditions and safe mode Of bringing about this
much desired result The plans proposed, lot all that
could be desired, worth attention Us substantially cor
rect and efficient.
The flow ef legal tenders from the West to New-foTk
continues undated Tic Chicago T.tsne Of Saturday
says:
There was fair money to-day but the supply OF
currency ut the banks sufficient to meet all legitimate re
Ss5 sn Sna dS the market has not been so
present for six months past The street brokers are
dong little DOtbng and rates are nominal al ia !; per
cent per month for Inferior or Ly bspT ahe saI GSsr
Eastern exchange to-day was lighter than nsns ana hoe
in rates. banks buying par and selling at 10 pre-
MUM but round lots were SOD among oa h a. SV
press largely OF currency to Newfok TO meet Their dfH
The Cincinnati Commercial of Saturday says;
Exchange larger request and the supply much re-
duoed shipments Of legal tenders made to liberal
Tie money market was kept fairly active, though was
large has been for several days past Rates Of IN
tere range they have and large part Of the app
cations loT loans Is on call for temporary uses
Has not the financial writer for The Times enough 10
do in correcting the frequent bunders which appear in ms
own paper, without attempting to his neiGhtor
Why does he apologize for the denial Of The TRIBUNE
statement that fiyo-,wentes had sold as low as "
An AZ the Stockholders of the NIL
waukee and Prairie du Chen Road held to-day, and
was attended with great The chair oocn
pied by L. H. Meyer esq. The Committee Of Stockhold
ers appointed at former meeting, not beng ready to re-
port were gwen an extension of two weeks time.
The following resolution was then proposed;
Rogd That pursuance q article - Of onr SysT. we
and ohas. D. Nash esq all Of the Cny Of Mlweukee In
Election the ensuing that the SECRETARY
their adjournment and of the place Of tie
nGal meeting for the election OF Directors
This resolution objected 10, on tie ground that this
meeting had power nominate inspectors and that 1t
should have been done the annual meeting in reply II
was urged that this adjourned meeting Of stoek-
holders and bad power perform any proper TO be
done at the annual meeting Of which this was as an ad
journment only. A motion then made TO table the
resolution when warm discussion took place whether
the vote should be by yeas and nays, by stock vote
motion then made TO adjourn which declared
carried. This denied by part OF the meeting, who
adopted motion requesting Mr. Meyer 70 vaoae the Chair
and appointing Mr. N. A. Cowdrey as his successor and
Mr. Joseph Centre Secretary The meeting then took up
the resolution in regard inspectors and called upon Mr.
Taintor Secretary Of the Prane Du Chen road, 10 pro
duce the stock ledger for the purpose OF taking stock
vote which the Secretary refused to do The request was
reenewd to MI Meyer who also refused 10 allow the stock
ledger to be seen by parties reported 5oo
600 Of its stock.
A motion then made by Mr.. III. c. sunton 10 re-
Mr.. Meyer from the Presidency which motion was
postponed until tomorrow at noon, 10 which time the
meeting took recess allow the officers 10 consider
whether the stockholders have night 10 the books
II was also voted that when the meeting adjourned il
should be 10 MAY q.