New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-21

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selling at lO4, and Cleveland and Toledo ei"Nins :
F,uds at 1OsIs. Convertible New-Jersey Centrai
fotcbcd mar and Lehigh and Willlesbarre Consos IN
Jo,sed NV Central New,Jcrsay were down to VI 2.
There were sales of Morris aud Essex CONSTRUCTION
ho,ds ot 1903: do Firsts. Consols at loi, ana Long
Dock bonds at 100.
1,o Merchants Exchange National Bank Of TINS
oit, hos declared a dividend of per cent, Payaoie
on and after July l. ca.,
Tho Irlv commons of the Houston and Texas Cen
troI Railroad will bs paid at the National City BANK
at maturity. u,;
The National Park Bank has declared semi
annual dividend of per cent, payable July l.
Tho BOARD of Trustees of the National Trust COM
pany of the City of New-York has declareu ,n'
usual semi-annta dividend of per cent paya"'e
on and after July 1. prox.
A, ,be animal meeting of the New-fork aho
Canada Railroad Company, held to-day the i"'o"-
inc Board of Directors was elected Tor tue eiSu'ns
veor. Isaac V Baker, Thomas Dcrkop, 'eeranu de-
Cannon, A. A. Low, X. G. Nonlton' u /. Norto" w.
w. Cook j. G. Hart, Andrew Wihi"ins' y. r. i'""B'
lanes Roosevelt James NJ. Halstead, ana Jat''oS H.
Iavlor Isaac V. Baker was elected President.
1bc earnings of the Michigan Central Railway for
the second week in June are reported nj @iZo'1''
1878, $l16S8i increase, $3.50.
u.
from Jan. to first week in Jure 1876 are reported
NJ Sts5.2s3; same period IN 1875, SiO0,sol; in
erase, $75.402.
The earnings of the Ohio and Mississippi Railway
for the second week in June reported at So49f3
1875. sos 800; increase, $l6,6l1
The earnings of the Chicago and Alton Railroad
for the second week in June are reported at
1929, 7l3 81; corresponding week last year.
SIO2 OOO 80; increase, S27,7O6 80.
The earnings Of the st. Louis. Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Company for the first week III
June are reported at $GS 100, and for the core
spouding week IN 1879 $72. 5S3, showing decrease
of $i,4S3.
The OHIO and Mississippi Railway Company reports
receipts for the second week in June at SSI9l3 10,
same week in 1873, SOS, 29o 81 increase, $l6,'
Ga 81.
Elsewhere in The TRIBUvi will be found circular
from Mr. John Taylor Johnston. President "i th"
Central Railroad Company OF New-Jersey, In when
ne calls the attention stockholders 10 the recent
heavy decline the market p1ce OF the STOCK "i tue
Cumpauy and accounts tor the decline by Inv
statement that there has been raid upon
the stock. backed mp by circulars o.
nm unprincplcd character. and that III
fact the falling oft in the business OF the Company
il of n Temporary character closing WITH The sta'e
,nent that the receipts Of the cnreut months are
larger than for the same PERIOD last year thl' Tile
Lang Branch division is doing prottahie buslncsS'
that the receipts of the line 10 Philadelphia ar
increasing daily and that the prospects OF the Coui
panv were never better than now.
The Atlantic aud Pacific Telegraph Company VIII
reduce its rates for service during the Convention
week at st. Louis. June 20 to July l. ~
and from St. Louis and all Offices east
of the Missouri River, Ia % cents per message
of 10 words, aud the press rate between the
same points to III cents per word. We hear that
rapid progress is making the construction OF the
additional lines heretofore announced 10y the ~ ana
f. COMPANY ia the Southwest and East, that line
from Peoria, H., to Chicago is IN course Of con
constructions aud that further reduction III rates
hy the A. aud Z. Company between the East aud
the West will suon be commenced Tue
business Of the company is reported as very satlsiac
tory. ~ shown by comparison OF fourteen rpre-
sentative stations for the week ended June II. when
show an increase IN receipts over the former week q"
$3.50: and over the corresponding week of last year
there appears To be- IN increase of 7,7s2 messages
and an increase OF cash receipts of Tj,O3l.