New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

Flour bbls. ...... % 395l Corn bu....-..- 1901
Beet bbls ........ 266 Bacon, lbs...-.... 255 200
Pork bbs. ..... 4547 Butter. lbs........ 496. 45(
Meal bills 3499 Lard, lbs ..-...-.. 26605C
Seed, bbls ..-..... 1077l Wool. bales -.... 4.7O7
Hgbwinescks..-. 800 Lumber, feet .--. .3029, 24l
Ashes. cks....-. 99l Oats, bu......--.. 37.l7e
Tslow. lbs...... L0OOIRye. bu.---..---. 2493
slaves. .-.-..- 220t Lead, Pigs. 2SOJ
Revenue of Boston for the first seven months Of
this year compared with the corresponding time OF
the last year 1916. 1s47.
Firs, quarter. -..--.sl.4osOl6 OF slO45533 n
Second qusrter....-... I,2ss372 10 l425041 81
Month OF July.-. 462o52 ga 33oo1o 90
Total. =. So. t3,i5s44I Is $1,000, O59 30
Amount wsrehoused in le47:
First quarter. $500 1913 In July 262g7
Second quarter ...l ,Ol796lI
Total. ---...----- ---.--.-.--.-- Si'Olzoo
The F all River Railroad is doing large bust
ness 1t earned $4,000 In July and its stockholders
ere well satisfied with the results.
The following are the receipts OF the Little Miami
Railroad for the month Of July 2s47 Freight 1924 80
Passengers, si256e 66--To,sl 900 49,
So great is the desire to control the Manchester
aod Lawrence Railroad that notwithstanding limit to
5000 for any subscriber, two millions and quar-
ter had at sst report been subscribed The whole capt
tai Is but half million.
The Northern Exchange Bank" is the name
OF new bank which has Just commenced operations ct
Brasher Falls St. Lawrence Co. C. T. Hubbard Esq Is
President and J. NJ Hlndse, Esq Cashier. The notes
of this bank are secured wholly by New.York State
stocks.
The receipts Of the Housatonc Railroad Com
pany for July lsi7 wero-for freight 1928 IS; for
passage and mail s65i3 sl. Total, $l5777 rs.
The receipts on Maine Railroad increase "a
pdly In July the income from passengers and freight
rescued $4,000 very large gain upon that month last
year Upon the Western road gain OF $1,000 per week
hss been realized this year and its weekly receipts
average $4,000 against $4,000 last The acces
sons to Ftchburg Old Colony and Worcester Railroad
receipts are aiterng and promise to repay the expen'
dures for ten miles of double trsck for each OF the fret
two and renovation of its track by substituting heavy
rail for light aud unsafe rails by the latter
The Boston Wing says there is not much change
10 note In the market since last week. Some tte AMI
nation has resulted from the preparations making Tor
large fall trade The demands for money are very great
both on public and private account Aud inssmuch as
bank loans pushed fully up TO the mark We do not
now anticipate any superabundsnce OF supply Tor the
es the season On all sides hear OF proposals TO
absorb large sums which finding the Government and
The city and the great Railroad undertakings Ia com.
petition with them obliged to wait their turn, and
these again press the lees fortunate and strong II
b this things that must attribute toe marked
dimnuton this year Of new buildings around the city
sIarhets-Cust,.iy reported for The Tribune.
"WEDNESDAY, August Is.
AsHEs-The market was quiet to day at 81 for Pearls
and IS for Pots We hear OF sale OF two OF Pots at
so but could not trace them
Export from let to 10Th August 5Oi bbls Pots Pearls
none
400 or 500 bales mostly for consumption Operators
were waiting the steamer sdvices The markets. hrm.