New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-29

compared with he erc receipts OF e44, show
OF Sl74l3).
Property left a, tide water and merchandise chip.
ped during the 80 week in Nov 1875: Merchandise
cleared, lbs ll,l3s,000
Flour bri.o i03sl Wheat, bush..--.. l9OO33
Corn bush -...... $50 Barley, bush.----.. 66235
Beef bbls. 1895 Pork, bbl, 32I2
Ashes bbls-.-.... 2O29 Butter. los ---..-3 695lO0
Lard. l5s.-...--. $1,000 Chesee, lbs---2 l6o3W
Wool. lbs. -1t- 4U0
In regard 10 the surrey ofthe Hudson River Rail
road letter from Peckssll gentleman a. Newbursh
says:
The corps of Engineers under the direction OF N,
Jerys reached this place last evening. am happy TO
inform you that the survey is still more favorable Tor
Railroad than the one made by Mr.. Morgan. We have
been able TO give the route more careful examination
which enables touch more distinct line VITA Tess
curves and almost perfect level between this place ana
Sing Sing distance Of IL miles notwithstanding 10
casual observer this section would indicate rough and
uneven surface.
Thus far we are enabled to say that Railroad in the
United States could be more favorsby located
The Pittsburgh Inielligenccr says We hear that
Company intends coming to our city from Boston, to
20 into the Nail manufacturing on an extensive scale
The capital to be invested in the business s said TO be
s5000O0
large public meeting was held AT Chillicothe,
Ohio the LIST inst adopt measures for the intro
ducton of manufactures into that city Chllco!hc is
very well situated for interior trade.
The work on the little Miami Railroad, be.
tween Xenia and Springfield, is going rapidly. That
portion OF 1t WILL it is thought be completed for the care
By the LIST Of next July
The Cayuga and Susquehanna Railroad Company
intend to apply to Legislature at s next session for
an amendment, of their Charter auhorisng such changes
OF may be expedient Tor the purposes OF the
Company aud increase the capital stock 10 enable
them 10 relay the track with and heavy material.
Factories seem 10 be accommodating in New England
with unprecedented rapidly There is the mammoth
scsrn.nili going up Salem, running 10000 spndles-
High up the Merrmac at Manchester, two or three
mills of the largest class being erected At Nashua
large mill is also building. At Lowell. the Merrimac
Manufacturing Co. putting up mill 400 feet long to
run 10000 spindes-and the Hamilton Co. one OF 300
feet long, to run $4,000 spindles-and the Midd!eseH
Wooden Co about building a large mill. At Dover
the Cocheco Co. erecting the largest Calico Printery
in the country. The walls OF the mills in New
buryport completed and the machinery all contract
ed for-so they will be in operation early
The Globe mill will have ID 0G0 spndles and 325
looms-and the Ocean mill 5000 spindles and 2l6 looms
At meeting of the Stockholders Of the Provi
denca and Worcester Railroad and Worcester Railroad
Companies, Incorporated by the Legislatures Of the
Common of Massachusetts and Rhode Island for
Directors. the following named gentlemen were elected
Directors viz: Alexander Duncan, Moses B. Ives Har
vsy Chace James Y Smith. Christopher s Rhodes Or
ray Taft Joseph Carpenter, Allen o. Peck. George W.
Haet William Fisher Earl P Mason, Charles L. Fisher,
Moses B. Lockwood Jacob Little, John Barstow, Ma
thsnel Potter Duty Green. Charles Dyer. Gideon L.
Spencer Aaron Rsthbun John w. Lincoln, Paul Wheel
at. Joseph Thayer. George i. Rice, John F. Pond
code OF bylaws then adopted and the meeting Rd
journcd die AT meeting OF the Directors elected
above they organized by the election OF the fol-
4 lowing officers viz Alexander Duncan, President; Al
len O. Peck Clerk Isaac Brown Treasurer T. Willis
Pratt, Engineer; Nathaniel F. otter and William Jack
/ son. Agents.
B The bill 10 extend the charter of the Bank of Au.
gusta passed the Georgia Senate on the 2ls, inst.
The amount of land sales at the Milwaukee Land
Office large in the month Of October. The number
Of acres entered during the month 734
Entered same month last year. $50
Excess of acres in favor OF 1915. 5s4
The most of this land taken up 81 25 per acre,
but some brought 81 so per The amount OF re
eeipts for the month S5o573 81 against S33703 for
the same month las. year.
Up 10 the LIST OF October the number of OF land
entered si5 exceeded the entered during the
same period in 1874 by 30 10 while the receipts in the
hrsi nine months Of Si5 i 32 greater than those
OF the corresponding months in lsii
II ia estimated that the total sales for the year 1874
VIII be upwards OF $4,000 yielding S3l5 600 the
Treasury II IS gratifying, remarks the Milwaukee Sen
tinel observe that the very great proportion OF the
entries for the last month and indeed for the whole
year have been in 40 and 50 lots 1t is this crcum
stance than any thing else that shows how large
the proportion of actual settlers among the thousands
who are vending their way 10 Wisconsin. and how high
y our fertile sol is priced by the tanners OF the East
In Montreal the banks are drawing 90 day bills on
London 9: per cent, premium snd the best private W
| days were worth {. AS.