New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28
public stock Exchange-Fcb. "a.
Commercial and Money Matters.

The last sales of Stocks at Richmond were, Six
per Cent, OF OF Virginia soi Farmers Bank stock
co. Bank ef Virginia 90 76; Exchange Bank do S99 25
The Tuscaloosa Monitor publishes statement
showing the amount due by individuals to the Bank OF the
State of Alabama the aggregate of which considerably up
ward Of SIS GOo,ooo.
A notification is posted up in the Union Bank,
New Orleans that institution will receive no more depos
it's and calling upon depositoIs Withdraw their
In the Senate of the Kentucky Legislature the
Committee on the Sinking Fund made Report IN which
b that the entire burden the Fund for the
f1cpsye n the interest School Fund io money Dor
ro,5ed and used in internal improvements) S25 $40
Estimated resources z.o,ooe
Deficit. -. :. -. - - - -! :
Ar the close of their Report they offer the following feso'
luton:
"Resolred by the General Assembly Of the Common.
wealth Kentucky That ample provision should be speedily
made by taxation otherwise the OF
the Sinking Fund to enable promptly meet the interest
all the debts due by the State"
In the Upper Kanawha Valley the very limit OF
economy has been reached in the manufacture OF Salt The
gas which forces the brine and which has sufficient power
10 force column Of three inches diameter from the
dp,h of thousand feet the hight Of about fifty feet above
the surface OF the earth turned under the furnace gheo
and bo the till 1t brought TO the STATE LOT
tian and then conveyed to the csterns Tor Ee
rates The steam hn passes through the cster and produces
rho heat that carries the evaporation thus salt
without coal wood, or the rays ofthe sum-
The Injunction on the Norwich and Worcester
Railroad has been Temporarily removed by mutual consent Of
the parties interested the trial the merits Of the will
come on in about three weeks and the receipts do not exceed
the expenses and interest
The Bank of Florida, of which Fir. Kenneday Of
this city is said of the principal owners is aboutto
establish branch Apaachicola. The specie Tau import
ant ingredient usually forgotten IN the formation OF Florida
Banks had arrived OUT This Bank the first established
in the Territory and has euved all the later ones IL Is we
believe thu only live Bank Florida Apaacncoia has
been supplied for the last w!i very good ard SAFE cur
rency BY the Bank of St. Marys.
They are agtatng the question at Rochester
whether that city shall become manufacturing place
The importance of home market for agricultural! products
beginning strongly the attention oil people IN that
quarter and with ample waterpoweT there is no reason that
Rochester and vicinity should not become noted Tor
manufactures as Lowell Thare immense market for
their goods at the West aud the farmers would find It much
more profitable supply the Of thckv settled manu-
featuring population their doors than Wheat and
send Flour the Atlantic market AT Utica
they have the importance OF and thirteen
factories have been erected costing 100000 The
Der spndes 81 1885, and the number Of persons who find
good employment in the mills upward of 0OO The annual
value manufactured goods is s6oOcQO Oneida
has Wooen factory employing 40 PERSONS and making
goods ofhe value Of $500 OOO At Seneca Falls Cotton mill
established with capita, Of $50 O0o employing 22 persons
and making $50 coo worth of goods annually Another Cot
mill at Lockport doing gooi business iscacuated
that the Western States which obtain supplies from the East
by the Erie Canal and the part ofths State
Sl Of Cotton fabrics, which gives immense field for
the sale Of all the goods which could be made the Vest
The Rochester capitalists beginning to these facts
Sales Of Real Estate at Auction Feb. a.
By Wma. II. Franklin.
Frame house and lot 23S Rvlngtonst lot25by 100 feet
Two lot. on siht $50 # Of 9th avenue each Is by
SO; #, at S725 each l,450