New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-25

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The proposals for cOntr. is on the WATERFOWL
and Rome Railroad to be opened on Tuesday the
Goth inst There is strong confidence along the line
that the work SO long talked Of will now be Immediately
commenced aud prosecuted to successful termination
The work on the section Of the Hudson River
Railroad running through Poughkoepsle has been sus-
pended for the present the contractors on that section
having found themselves unable to complete the work
for the price they took II at Tho Directors are pre-
pairing to rolet the work An attempt obtain an in
junction against the Road to prevent its passing in front
Of the land of Isaac Reynolds at Peokskl has failed
At Boston the demand for money has increased
and the rate of interest has advanced The supply is
moderate The balances are in favor Of Newlo rk, and
consequently the banks contracting to extent
to be prepared for a drain from that quarter The
merchants arc. however, relieved 10y payments from
their country customers who continue TO pay with
promptness so that they not much stratened for
means The most urgent borrowers are still corpora
ton and those who have taken stock in them in easy
times beyond their ability to pay when money is scarce
The Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad has
voted to raise money by issuing stock at 30 per cent
Manufacturing Stocks much neglected at the
East IL is understood that Wooden manufacturers are
losing money by present operations while thoseoi Cotton
are making little nothing their goods prices OF
both kinds being EXTREMITY low As consequence, some
mills are stopping entirely others reducing their hands
and merely working to keep their machinery in order
The new Mills at Lawrence Hadley Falls, and other
places are however, in progress
At Baltimore there is not quite so much demand
for money and the market is somewhat easier The
rate on the street however continues at about one per
cent a month
The quantity of Coal sent by the Reading Rail
road this week is "a s6 4by Canal - sol O6-for the
week 37.7Os OO-totsl by Railroad s2355O lido by
Canal 81 450 Of.
Total by Railroad and Canal 1900
Same Time last year ,lf'.o
Increase
The receipts by Railroad have fallen OIL o5'OO TONS
as compared with last year.
The necessary amount of subscriptions Tor the
York and Harrisburg Railroad has been obtained.
farther payment has been made by the Balti-
more & Maryland Railroad Co. to the Treasurer OF
Maryland making $4,000 paid during the fiscal year
Another payment will probably be made
The receipts on the finished portion OF the New
York and New Haven Railroad 5000 during three
days Of las, week
At Cincinnati the money market was without
change. The incorporated banks were dscountng but
little
Inc Is ank Oi SauduSAN is h.tdil ia the MINUS OF
the former owners Tho Commercial Ga,sue says
shsdon & Co rc,eu, beosme ibe purchasers OF ,h B,ul
. . Sow eeat,l.d b., %. GA directors Burton Pres
MONDAY MORNING.
The steamer brings untavorablc news for the
Brads,ai dealer but on the whole the news must be
considered AS favorable The acceptance OF the mcd
alton OF France and England by Austria aud the truce
between schcswis and Denmark renders the peace OF
Europe much liable Interruption and SO FAR les
scas the fears OF another Commercial crisis Cotton
selling to fair extent and without change IN prices
which Is a good feature Consols had Auctustcd but
little and the condition OF the Bank remained good
Money was In good demand, and the rates OF interest
had an upward tendency Barings Circular says
there was no change in American stocks
The return OF the Bank of England being for the week
ending September = is OF special importance. en-
bracing the accounts 10 be submitted 70 the meeting
which will bc held for the declaration OF the half yearly
dividend. The amount OF notes in circulation Is sis
O9s7lO being decrease OF s2Ol70 The stock OF bull
lion in both departments is ei35O9 co. showing an in
crease of So 90 when compared with the preceding
turn the rest on the 9TH OF March last $3.50 $40
which aner deductng s5O9 $50 tor the dividend OF 3
per cen, and $50 for the bonus Of per cent left
$685. 955 On the present occasion the rest A3s20
$50 and 3. per cent deducted IRON this would leave
only s33i1OSL
Markets. CARrfULLY R.roRrEp FOR Tvs TNsVSs
S.rrsn.r September ti
AsHts The uaei - ior Pots and -l f FEARS
u tts Ike yesterday TIE warehouse q.
CASSIDY Palmer of ss bhis fots AMI ' do
Pearls Together i.t,1 5ols
oorToS- Thsre active bushes, d, anu; patton Of
ne Tie operations DE t are itsc feachn-
$40 Al steady puces including 10 bales
FLOUR AND NEAL Western fiouf there Is good tc
though pres over he inquiry ard
ron 9 sh sales Of eouse.b parcel, The
iaasacison day up l4o,o Dos sos
os~sro Nessn AID maea western = erPa,- Gsnes als
good brands Wsstsn s7} ~ Cor fancy O1 AND
ssd6 D. H. the sales we're 800 tos or export and sou
deliverable year. sellers opu 3d. southern
saes m.kng HaS6 Re Flour sfhou change
In Mes there much SONG, 90 bb jersey
III week. sot a. leA
The receipts Hudson oPeas Of nser
lS4S 1871
Corn Meal 500 f0tSt
6RAS-wk.s, depressed and market ower The demand of