New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

The above statement shows large increase IN nearly
every article Brcadstuis especially Flour eeoOO
bbls; Wheat 225 900 bush; Corn 10000 bu'h Barley
$4,000 bush. The increase in Corn has come IRON the
far West Immense quantities have sold IN this market
this season Cheese has increased 100000 lbs Butter
100000 lb Lard 100000 lbs Wool has fallen of 10000
lbs; Hams and Bacon 1900 lbs.
The Bank of Louisiana has declared dividend
OF per cent out of the profits OF the last months.
The changes which have heen made in Canadian
regulations are thus alluded 10 by the Oswego Wing
The sass OF Hour limited to email parcels, and
there is less going North than usual the Canadian duty
and the recent large reduction OF the imperial duty hav
nr tho eject TO drive Canadian dealers from our mar
ket American iour goes into The British markets
cheaper by the Hudson than the -. Lawrence TACT
that degree Tor the greatly increased
canal shipments East al this port IN past seasons large
quantities OF manufactured here have gone down
the 81 LAW renee We have not the means oil showing
how much less Is going IN tina, direction the present sea
SON but the following cNhb!, OF the cana! shipments OF
wheat and flour for the month OF July Tor three wears
will show the Increased quantity going the other way
Flour ........b bls 59O65 4,iG 3ds32
Wheat $500. bush. s073l 1892 $50
Thi. mover emf adds largely 10 the receipts OF our
public works.
The delegates to the Convention FOR taking into
consideration the subjec, OF Railroad from Whining
ton n C.. 10 some point o; the Camden branch Of ;hc
I
Carolina. on the Sd inst \ committee OF nine were sp
pointed 10 memoralzc the Legislature al It's next
sion for chsrter y committee also appointed 10
repor, upon for the contemplated road who &c
commended that the road ne constructed from the North
Carolns line whatever point II may enter this State
through the district Marion, crossing the P,dee
River at or near Mars Bluf, on route that may
upon survey be found be advantageous and liza, u
shall pas, through the district OF Darlington by some
point within ten miles south OF the village and thence
through Sumter Dsric, the terminus on the CsInden
Railroad ON route 10 be determined a survey.
Al New. Orleans foreign bills were rather higher
Sterling t; a.. Francs ioa5 80 New-Yo.k sight "a!
prem The trcigh, engagements were ship 70. Liver
poor al rates cqusl TO 9l6d Cotton for port in
me norm OF Europe 42s I'd for Tobacco, Tor Lv
eTp00 NJ $50 Tor Cotton and Is cd for Flour and
yesterday snip Tor Antwerp lis. Cd. for Tobacco
and bark FOR New-fork a, IS for do
The Corporators o. the New.York and Boston
Railroad Co me, in Middle;own on the ,,h Rocks s,h
scr!puons for the stock TO Be op-ne6 400, =, New
York Boston. PhilsdelphiS New Haven and o,b., ;,
por,snt places. Much interest assifs.,.s :. ~
meeting of the citizens OF M;ddetown tie cour,bo,.
OF Friday lss, \ large delegation was sppon,ed IN hi;
and sdiscen, towns aend the Railroad Convention :,
be held q, Woonsocket.
Value OF exports from the district OF Boston and
Chsreown 70 foreign ports during the TWO weeks end
ins Friday Aug. :. lS+6;
DOMESTIC PRODUCTS.
In American vessels S3ul9i3
IN foreign 90 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2s,29s
xo,r..,. S ''is
in America. vessels s0Azi'S PRODUCTS 500
~ Ao's'sH GO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS osSH
Total. ......................SI 03s92
Total value OF exports. Sl3i S3i