New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

DutSble value ;slslsL Duty DUE s So l5d
Total imports for nine .s22j9 sly
Increase of imports 10 nine days of ISL. 9isl2i
Increase Of duties Hl,e5O
The receipts from % to OH we're sl,6s5,i54. Of
which SG95 9A In foreign vessels The arrivals
were % and clearances a. of which ~ foreign
OF the exports there Great Brtsin-Four $50
bbls Wheat 2Oi005 bushels Corn 1872 SOC bushels
Meal 1924 bbls Cotton 1874 bales Hemp 100 bales
Cheese 1880 lbs Lard, { 536 lbs; Oss 1926 bush
Barley 100 bush Hams, 26l 7s9 lbs Beef 1874 ties, %
bbl. Beans $50 bush Sperm OIL, 23l5 gale; Tallow,
81 545 lbs
The Boston City l. Dan of 81, 100000 was taken
by various bidders price averaging "a cents on the
dollar The largest offer 80 cents, and the lowest
81 the dollar j. E. Thsyer Brother receiy-
ed considerable portion of the loan.
A suit Of some importance to Flour dealers was
recently tried at Oswego. The suit brought By
Bronson & Croker against T. Wimsp. contract for
the purchase of 1000 barrels Of Flour in October s45
which the defendant subsequently refused 10 deliver
cOrding the terms of the contract the ground that
the purchase made upon a Misrepresentation Of
facts In relation TO Eogsh which put up the price
of Flour dollar per barrel The defence rested upon
wing that the psintfs alone were In possession OF
the Intelligence through private express when the
purchase made. though stating that they had nothing
but the public Intelligence. number cf witnesses
were examined and many letters read In evidence,
he part of
and the knowledge which the plsnffs hsd of the
the making of the contract Ga the other hand the
plaintiffs proved that Wimsn acknowledged himself
satisfied with the contract after the news had TRANSFERRED
on which testimony the jury under charge OF the
rendered verdict of Sl622 in favor of the plaintiff
The receipts of the public works OF Pennsy wanna
for six months ending June 30 have been $3.50 6s
against s566427 time last year, showing an excess
of $40 col equal to nearly 50 per cent The receipts
for June were s2Os327 against S66 $50 The principal
receipts were at Philadelphia slsO3ll; Columbia
Sl37509 Johnstowp, $s9s5O; Holhdsysourg. sI42So ;
Esston, SIS 507; Pittsburgh, s1o422
At Baltimore Money is easy. First class paper
has been done Of Bank at legal interest good to fair
paper can be negotiated without difficulty on the street
at al per cent per month.
The York PA Savings Institution has declared
dividend of per cent for the last six months. The
Wheeling Savings Bank dividend of Al per cent and
the Western Insurance Co at Wheeling dividend Of
per cent, for the same period The Warren Insurance
Co have declared dividend of per cent payable on
demand.
The York Bank will make application to the
next Legislature of for extension Of its
charter.
The amount received for tolls at the Collectors
Office In Buffalo during the first week July $4,000 30
Same period In leib.-. JlO43 ~
Increase OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S2o2lb Is
1t is stated that the Albany and Schenectady
Railroad Co have purchased the two blocks OF ground
lying between Montgomery at and the Basin between
Spencerst the north and Qusckenbushst on the
south and intersected by Wster-st The cost of the
land lie about 6600O-a portion Of it leased, with the
right of the Company TO make an absolute purchase
On these extensive lots IL s the purpose of the Comps
ny TO build Depot and warehouse commemorate with
the vast trade which next Fall. when the Legislature
license to carry freight takes effect Is expected to be
brought hither by the road.
The value of exports from Cleveland for the last
five years have been
1912 .... $5s5l ass 50llsf5........-. 4O2 Az IS
ls43....... 4502l0s ga lsi6.-........ 503426 30
ls44.......... 56s2665 69l
The exports from the opening Of Lake navigation last
Spring up to June g. lsi7 are probably s50OOOOO-
The following table Of the value Of imports for four
years
ls43 .-.... s59Sl6 5l o5 ls45 ...... 5l47 90 70
1874 6e2665 bs lsi6. 5,O556si o.
Statement, of some Of the leading articles of pro
perry that arrived at Cleveland by way OF the Ohio
Canal during the years 1874 lsi5is46 and ls47 up TO
June % shows rapid increase in almost every srtce