New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

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A Company, TO be termed the " Farmer Mutual
Insurance Company of Eric County" organized in
Buffalo Saturday under charter obtained during the
last session Of the legislature Thomas C. Love was
elected President; o. H. Marshall, Vice President, and
II. l.. Allen, Secretary.
Bicknells philadelphia Reporter says No par
tcular change in the Money Market First rate paper
readily negotiated and although Banks have some
what diminished their discount nes we hear few com
plants, except In cases of doubtful paper The Fall
Trade has fallen off somewhat, The impression s that
in the aggregate it will not prove very large, but sound
wholesome and pretty well distributed.
The Boston Exchange Board adjourned on Mon
day on account frhe death Of Geo Halett Esq
Der.
The comparative commerce Of Boston for Aug, is
follows.
Value Of Imports. l845. 1874
Duiiablo .s2l63476 $2,237.s35
Free: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l29y3s 2fo'Sis
Specie. .....................-.. 26202 2l2lS
Totals: ;: -. saaissl7 ssy igS ess
Amount Of Duties for Aug. 1S45. 1870
American. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l7sl9 Is 1913 COS -
forelgn- -'-...--.----------- lIOoOJ - loVo.o =
Totals. .......-....-....-s 727.625 40 se747 - %
Excess in Aug. lsf5. -soZe'' 70
The adjourned meeting of the Stockholders OF the
proposed road between Providence and Worcester will
be held on sdsy.
During the month of August, there were received
by the Little Miami Railroad
August si1,o -
July. $50 .
Increase in August. s655 20
The receipts have been s. eos more, than for any
month of the year 1874.
The Montreal Herald says We grathed at
being enabled from authentic to state to our f-
low citizens that the capital stock in the ST. Lawrence
and Atlantic Railroad is at premium in the English
market The allotment ofshares took place on the 18th
August ten per cent being payable thereon on or before
the Goth of the month
A meeting of the citizens of Hudson has been
held in relation to the NewYork and Albany Railroad.
A man named James Ross, arrested at Law
rcnceburgh ssys the Regiser on Thursday last for at
tempting pass counterfeit $40 bill of the Lafayette
Bank of Cincinnati On searching him $40 of like notes
and SIS counterfeit thrces the Bank Of Louisville
were found in his boot The coun,erfcts well
cu,cd particularly the 50 notes.
A majority of the Commissioners have postponed
all further proceedings with regard the organization Of
the Sehuylkn Haven Bank This the Miners Journal
harms grew out OF OF confidence in the ability OF
those who took large amount Of stock TO meet their
subscriptions and by others aedged that 1t is po
htical movement.
The surveys of the route" from Hartford TO New
York, via Danbury, completed They make this
route only five miles longer than the route via New
Haven Bridgeport &c Tho highest grades are 90 feet
the mile The highest the shore route are 40 feet
The friends of the interior contend that the way
travel and business Will make the Road profitable one,
even if the through travel should NIL go by other routes
The engineers calculations and estimates are no, yet
finished
The citizens Of Jefferson Oswego, and Oneida
Counties moving for the Rome and Kingston Rail
road
The arrivals on the Canal at Erie for the present
week show very increased amount Of Coal, being 49,
iO5 lbs
At Cincinnati Exchange on the East was in good
demand at II prem supply small Money is scarce
The Ca,awissa "Freheits Herold' states that Mr.
John Lloyd recently Of Armstrong county has discover
I'd large vein OF Iron Ore about feet thick In Mfn
township Columbia county Mr.. Henry Herger, on
whose lands the ore was found had il examined and
tried Al the Caawssa Furnace and about 200 pounds OF
ore Welded 20 pounds of good Iron.