The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-23
HUDSON RAILROAD AND sira sire pauor.
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HUDSON RAILROAD sire saIsoN
Mr. CORNWALL brought In O bill relative 10 tbs sross
log over the state prlscn property By Ina Hudson Ryer
Railroad, which was considered, bus not decided.
bill for the greater security Of personal liberty
went to q third reading.
Adjourned.
March %, lsis
PRIVATE
Several private and local bills reported.
Mr. WILKINS reported bill to provide for the cleo
ton Of county easurers and for fixing their term OF
ofhoe.
wHAsvEs AND BuLKHrAps BRooxLyS.
Mr. BokEE reported bill for the construction OF bulk
heads and wharves at Brooklyn.
GENERAL INSURANCE
Mr. BoKEE also reported the General Insurance bill
complete.
EVENING SCHOOLS.
Mr.. FRosr reported bill apthorising the Board OF
Education Of New York TO establish evening schools In
that city
The General Banking bill was taken up, when debste
ensued, which was continued until the recess.
Assembly.
RAILROAD AFFAIRS.
Mr. UPHAM reported a bill to Hamend the charter et
the. Brooklyn and jamaica Railroad Company. Also,
for railway from Sick etts Aarbor to Saratoga Sa-
Also, for u railway from Rochester to Lewiston.
NEW YORK AND ALBANY STEAMBOAT CO.
Mr.. PHENrx reported adversely to bill 10 ncorpo-
rate the New York and Albany Steamboat Navigation
Company.
The bill In relation to the Madison University.
The bill in relation to the Justices Courts Of New
York.
The bill for the Troy and Boston Railroad.
The bill in relation to Washington Park brooklyn
APPROPRIATION FOR A woRKHoUsE.
The bill appropriations kl1oo for the erection Ct
workhouse to be attacked to the New York lnstitui>n
for the Blind, ordered to a third reading.
REDUCTION OF RAILWAY FAME.
The bill to reduce ths fare on Railways was taken up
in committee, the question being On the reduction Of
fare the Utica AID Schenectady railroad to 81 80
MIR. Coz was In favor OF reducing tbs fare TO three
road made profit Of 10 cent on its capital. The
committee +, Sc withou, taxing tho question.
The bill to secure fair competition, bstween the Al
bany and Troy Railways was deosted until the recess
Markets
NKw ORLEANS, March Cotton-Salss limited,
good middling, 716,. Sugar-No improvement Mo
ltssss-l91Sc zoe; demand limited Fiour-NIore &C.
tive; Ohio, IS l2s Freights-No new engagements.
Exchanges in fair demand. March I6-Cotton-Ac
tive; sales of 10000 bales elected at yesterday
prices Sugsr-LaDguid fair $50 a 3zsc Molasset-l9s
2Oc. Fiour-saes Of SEQ bbls Ohio So l2h; Ilino,
IS SO. Freights-Two new engagements. Exchange
No alteration.
BALTIMORE, March 22-Flour-Ws notice sales of 500
bols Howard street at S. rs IS sl1s City Mills
nominal ct So lax. Whsat-A good demand, with
safes Ct 900 bushels including Maryland reds 81 SO
and extra family white at ST. SIS. Rys-Saes of $40
bushels wero made at $40. Corn-Ne noics sll,s OF
5000 bushcls including white at 45c and lot Of info
rior do. at &c., Provisions remained wi bout material
change Whnkey-S Sales in bbls ut 24c, and in hhds
241so.
BUFFALO, March 22-Fiour-The market continued
steady and note sales Of 500 bbls at S. S7 Whea,
Transactions were limited, and prices showed slight
decline. We quote Milwaukee at 81 O5, and good Ohio
at 81 10. with dull market Corn--The marke. was
Inactive and heard of no sales worth reIo ng
were holding OF SOC PrOvisons-AIess pork firm
at $40. Sugar-Moaerate sales of white and brown
Havana were making al SIC SC, months.
BosroN March % -Flour--We notice good demand
with sales Of 1000 bbls at So rs Sc SIX; the market
closing firm Rye-sales of 500 bbs wer. made ut SIC
Corn con inues in good demand, and nots gales Of
5000 bushels including white and yellow, st sos 5sc
Oats We report sales Of 800 bushels NoIthern at 43c
Provisions-There is not much stirring in pork OF beef
Lard is held very firm.