New-York tribune., 1869-05-11

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"P0e'' Circulation. ............ $685. 100
Clearing, for Ia. w.sf ending May l. s5t3 ie 20
Cissnnss for tbe week ending May 81 iiSn
Balances ending May 5 - ~
Balances week ending May g. lSSs''''''''.'
The York Stock Exchange, before the final ratih
cation OF consolidation Saturday reelected lie Graht
Lockwood senior partner OF the house OF LOCKWOOD
Co. by vote nearly representing the entire memoersnl
OF the Board This action IN view OF the posuoh aKea
by the Board IN suspending OF its Oldest and most re
spected members was received with great Satiacuoa
by the numerous friends Of the house.
R the annual report OF the Board OF Directors OF tbs
New-York and New-Haven Railroad Company TO b
subrtted at the annual meeting Of tue Company Whes
is to be held in NewHaven on the 2oth insL 1t appean
that for the fiscal year ending March 81 last the total In
come of the roads realized from the transportation
Messengers freight mails and express and other sourcel
amounted to 81 The total expenses were ssl
s44 o. Adding 10 the latter amount the sum
sa44f72 2J for taxes and coupon interest. and
the sum OF s7 $50 o. s left for dividends and improve
ments The expenditures during the year. on account
OF new capital, follows: Amount paid for add
tlonal real estate s22O3o 29 for steel rails, S2l2S IS
for new lands and lchlne shops in tins city, $77s %
SOS OOO Total $9323 49, The gross receipts OF the road
for the year were about $4,000 less than for the year
precedlng About 2S miles OF the track were
reaid last year with steel rails New passenger cars
were purchased and old rebuilt For the renewal
OF track during the present season about 2o tuns
steel rails have been ordered When these are lad
nearly onehalf Of the road will be provided with stee
rails The Directors state that these rails have thus fE
given great satisfaction. and that they will undoubtedly
result in considerable saving in the repairs OF the roa
as well as increase the safety OF the travelling public The
report concludes as follows:
"The Legislature OF Connecticut, at its May session.
1868 passed an amendment TO the charter Of the Com
pany authorizing an increase Of the capital stock by the
amount of S3OOOOO thus making the total capital stock
s9OoOOcO This 100000 of additional stock has been
issued to the stockholders pro rata and 2J per cent
thereof called in Scrip certificates will be ssued for me
amount actually paid IN, a"d the lehldinihs& 80 ~
as may be necessary 70 meet tho expenses o.
the permanent improvement and ddditl0hs 70 laS
road aud it's equipment. The lease OF the Cahli lAe
will terminate npon the Ist Of Jly next, after wleh
time 1T viii be operated hy the New hayen a.d H".s
ampton Company The contract Win ho HaIt!oIu .Se &
New Haven Railroad Company will terminate az Ihe
same time Your Directors. However, have Effected nes
az cnSeetops running OF through Trains and Of
tracks aud passenger depot in Newayen, upon Just ahq
equitable terms. which arrangement can DO le.hhA'ee
by either party upon six months notice"
The Superintendents report which accompanies the
foregoing sets forth during the year 95s passenger
trains and 674 freghttrains passed over the rO"d e
former conveying 225659O passengers The supentena
ent says:
During the past thirteen years, ending March 81 ss
I3 O passengers been transported over thc New
York aud New. Haven Railroad without an accident
any train while that road, that caused the loss Of
single life or limb 20 any passenger so Transported
The Company own 81 locomotives and another has beer
ordered, and is being built at Paterson, \. j.
The extension or the Des Mones Valley Railroad fro"
Des Moiues to Fort Dodge is progressing rapidly one
half mile OF track is being laid daily.
The annual election Of the Columbus, Chicago and In
diana Central Railroad will be he'd at Columbus Ohio
June q for the election Of Directors and 5r the tansa
ton of such other business may come before The nee
ing The transfer books will close May a. and rcmah
closed until June B.
The City Of Rock Island on the Goth OF April yotedh
subscribe for $4,000 Of the stock OF the Rockford oe'
Island and ST. Louis Railroad ard, on the 81 inst ths
town Of Moline voted a similar subscription The com
nany arc now buying rails and rolling stock ana eApc~
20 have the main line completed TINS year These CIT
cumstances have encouraged tho demand for The pF
cent mortgage bonds Of the Company, TO which aas0o
IA made In our advertising columns
Judge Levi Parsons OF New.YoTk, President Oh ue
southern Branch of the Union Pacific Railroad running
from Fort Riley Kansas, down the NeoSho valley 10 ~"
smith, Arkansas arrived at ST. Louis last night accom-
named by tho following New-Yolk Directors: Francs
skddy Robert s. Stevens, George Dennison Theodore
Johnson and A. H. johnson. Tho party left today ..
Junction City for the purpose Of making an inspection"
the road The road is feeder 70 ;le Kansas Paeln'
Railroad. The survey was commenced in December i1sr
sixty miles will be built by next September ana us
whole road is under contract The Company have 60
of $50 900 acres Of land $4,000 in county bonus
been subscribed toward the road by the counties 'O
which il passes. Five thousand emigrants nom O'P
hagen have paid their passage, and thrty .ou0, "a
swedes arc expected during the season. to Se''o 0H
lands belonging to the road. o.,
Tho earnings OF the Michigan Ceatrai ha'"O"O
the month OF April we're: ,a,
l969...... sllIel&l il5JSs Dec ,,s
Tho earnings of the Marietta and Cncnnau h""'''
for the fourth week in April were -,
s3S3l0I go $40 lOerssse ~ ,s
Tho earnings of the Western Union RaiIrO@u w
the fourth week In April were ,vs
1853 s...........Sl 30 9Oi ls6S.....' ''''''SA'"T
The Chicago Republican Of Saturday says ,n,
Tho local money market was quiet, the deIiSh H NJ 10
loans being only fair and the tendency seems 20 mon
s greater ease though most OF the BANKS ,y na and
money on hand than they can conn cn, horrowers
proftably use Grain dealers are tne chei sccom.
the mercantile community asking but iOr " a. tbes
modatons and these latter generaly rePo', ow uAdG
country collections improving anu sIo Ss,sady AZ
with comparative Rates OF nteIess a svchanss
10 mar cent per annum. There was INF Arm,
making and the market was m0deate8 ,Inn, pef
ygith sIes between city banka az o01'Oo. haak
A. osoo Counfar rates were nonllnhut hASnankoN'