New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07

which will bring both roads under one direction and
give the Fichburg n double track for five miles out
The official report of the earnings of the Norwich
and Worcester Road for July has been received and
shows a larger decrease compared with July of last
wear than we stated yesterday The following were the
receipts
Through travel. o293 - b"ia .
Local .-.---.------.--.---.----b '2lI 81 o5lb %.
Freight .-.----..--------.---.-o 20 - 'euo 80
Mail ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40 To- u-' -
s2O,i4l Is s2l,75s %
Decrease in ISL -Sl6lf "
Last year in July there a large quantity Of Domes
tics carried on the road by special contract which
counts for portion of the falling of in that item With
the competition and low fares which this road has
counered this it speaks well for the permanent
prosperity of the road that the receipts are nearly
TO those OF last season.
The receipts of the Mohawk Road continue TO
show large increase Receipts for the last week in
July
Passengers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sou. -
Freight. Observation-Disclosures. 80 81
Total ......................... 5000 20
Same week last year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LOST
Excess in ls45 equal to 30 per 1000 20
The same week of ls43 the receipts were s2lis.
At Louisville Eastern Exchange is firm at per
cent premium from Banks and Brokers. with fair sup
and discount all the good business paper offered.
A communication in the Albany Argus of this
morning gives the following interesting particulars of,he
progress of The project of Railroad from Lake Cham
plain Ogdensburg
Authorized Commissioners are constantly obtaining
from the farmers voluntary releases of land for the right
of way, and what is OF more importance they will 60 into
Boston with handsome subscriptiOnprobably not less
than $4,000 II is stated that person alone in St
Lawrence County subscribcs the of $l0O.00J-
When these evidences of confidence presented to
Eastern capitalists in all probability, they will al up the
residue. $50OOOO. required All the spare capital in
Northern New York il now needed for the extension OF
the business. The demand is that the
additional number of furnaces already erected and the
quantities of iron constantly thrown into market TO
effect dimnution OF the demand This rush Of capital
into the iron business will undoubtedly curts their ah
ity subscribe the Railway yet these investments
thus creating additional sources Of transportation and
travel the capitalists who build the road will have bet
ter chance Of income from the wayfreght and travel
Such ia the confidence Of experienced men. that the
Lake Champain and Ontario Railway will pay, that
are informed Out for which voucb) that the
well known New England contractors under the firm OF
Belknsp & Co have offered 70 build the whole line ron
excepted and take greater portion OF their pay in the
stock OF the road That firm have made large fortunes
by this method building the ftchhurC Road and other
sections OF New England Railways but this offer i OF
course dcpendentupon previously raising sufficient
to iron the whole line with heavy rail, and likewise
money enough 10 put in complete operation. This ne
cessary subscription, with iron (s' So5 per tom and
liberal outlay for and locomotives must not be less
than 3 100000.
The Vermont Railway will cost At leas 5000 600,
perhaps S35O00o0 yet this large sum OF money will be
forthcoming II needed II is scarcely to be supposed
that Northern Railroad costing less per mile and
with every prospect Of heavier through travel viii meet
with less favor from the enerprsns and iarsshied esp
alists OF our country.
The Alton Telegraph says II we can Judge any
thing from the signs Of the times concerted movement,
is foot, among portion of the leaders of the Loco
Foco party in this State establish distant day
another Sas Bank provided the old is not resusc
lated This we are aware. viii, for present purposes.
BE- deaied But such ia the fact and two years Will not
ranspirc until II viii be made manifest by the action OF
our Legislature.
Markets. Carefully reported for TIE Tribune
WEDNESDAY. August 9.
AsHES.-The market Is rather heavy for Pots. and
the ssies are $50 barrels ST 10 az SIT mostly a, 10
Pearls GOT with small sales.
Export from LIST 10 3lst July.
fots .5.o1I bbls.
reAfis. 1900 .-----.......-----..o99 bbls.
Export from Is, 10 5h August
Pots 500 bbls.
fearls----- .----------.----------. 20 bhls.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Therc is considerable Flour
selling to-day and It Is being rurned Of stor. freely
There good demand for fresh brands which are no,
plenty and round hoop fresh Is wanted for the Yves, In
dies We quote Cenesee SIT and occasionally 37t
Michigan and Ohio l2t a. - Sales 400 500 barrels
Jersey fresh round hoop all 20 100 Richmond no,
Haxail OF sllego at ST. and 800 or 400 do Brandy
wine, on terms not made public.
Export from let TO 3si July.
Wheat Flour --stsfSO puir-
Export from let TO 9Th August
Wheat Flour DOS.
GRAIN There were several small parcels Wheat on
the market but we heard Of no sales excepting ooo