New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

sord and TO within 70 miles Of Plymouth. The net
ssruinss q miles OF road to l January last time
.hor, Of elk months have been SIS s7 The road and
equipment cost s450OOo
The Money market at Phadelphis IS moder
.,elv tight Paper sell. in the street ai sdl2 q cent
AT Boston the market is represented to be more
aripeen, than has been known for a long time. First
class pspcr Is selling a, iePis y cent. This s,rin
sepey is 10 be- ascrbed 10 the demand FOR railroad and
manufacturing purposes and the high prices they
enabled ia us, The Boston CoDio says.
-..s csasssns The security of n>soibs paper
~s..sase . er e-os 2, sn 'iisnga .ss a
y,o.sosuos s~~ ~sSt ooas very much ks eomPousdos
The Coal operators Of schuylkin Co Pa. have
resolved to suspend operations for period Of three
weeks, commencing to day, with e view TO secure
compeuss,iog price for the Coal mined and cent to
marke--,ba, is 81 25 y ton for Red Ash aud e. for
White Ash, prepared and lump. at Mount Carbon
canal boat has arrived at Pittsburgh from
Philadelphia the fret Of the season.
Few persons at the East have any idea oi the
spormous amount of Coal which the West is cspa-
be Of yielding We are mere 10 the habit of con-
.dering Pennsyv as the great monopoliser Of the
Coal beds but Ohio Is nearly il not quite, rich n
this important article OF consumption. The value of
Coal not only lo domestic bu. accessory Of
ranuf.cturing Is incaicuabe and Ia Oio the entire
State sppesrs to be full Of H. Of ihs burnenous de-
,crtp,ion. In Tuscsrawss County within n area Of
$50 SQUARE miles every mile will yield Coal Prof
Michel estimates the quantity in that County at eShy
thousand millions OF bushels and in Muskngum at ten
thousand millions of bushels. The opening Of public
works In Ohio adds largely 10 the vslue Of these Coal
beds by reducing the cost Of transportation In
eshteen counties the yield in 1910 1882 36s bush
ss In l543, 20O7 sos bushels In lsf7 50e4. o2J; 10
,s,s. 53s95s The Coal Of Ohio will yet prove one
OF her great sources Of wealth
CORPORATION and other subscriptions for the Gin
sipps.i and ST. Louis Rslroad going strongly
the line Of the road The chief obstacle is the isure
Of illinois TO grant the right Of way through that State.
Some paragraphs having appeared in regard TO
the Circleve (Ohio) Bank, in consequence of that in
.ltution having issued bills similar to those Of the
State Bank Of Ohio, and thrown them into circulation
In Indiana the Bank has published statement Of its
condition, showing strong position. This Bank IS
one Of the old chartered Banks and has years
ve, 10 live The examination of the Bank made
by Roswell Msrsb W orders from the Board OF Bank
comm.sioners The cash assets were found to be
sls5735 and the cash liabilities e355 $50 The bills of
Exchange maturing at the East in January February
March and April amount to s2O9, 40 The Examiner
ooncludes by saying:
II will be seen that the whole liabilities TO tie public
s;i: can nav !, Isl
And that It's Bills Of Exchange on the Al
lanhc citiss will pay, IN the month Of
April, ss y above statement. ........ 2o9f7O-SJ75,M
Thus over paying its whole liabilities. After which its
resources would accumulate. within the next sixty
dsys an Eastern Fund Of over 100000, without the
u,e of dollar of it's "red backs" The Bank is evil
Gently conducted with great prudence end in sound
condition.
An auction sale OF lO7 shares Madison and
indianapolis Railroad Stock belonging to the State OF
Indians was recently had at indianapolis. II sold at
ssi Al y share. This stock fell to the State by the
increase made in the Stock in August last and the
urice paid for 1t then $50 " share. The State
makes 6, ,5i2 by the transaction. The highest sales
heretofore made have been at 500 y share.
The Washington Nevs Of Saturday evening
says;
h.s lively demand here present for Preferred Bonds Of
Canal Co sales have been made
..nt and holders sssng more The Original cub
.,pi,on Ronds the dollar The
s. on issued has promptly pad and The canal
~o progressed rapidly and all doubt Of is eompston 10 Cum
LAID warsnt,- regulars. io6aIooH uregalsr-. loa
Col. C. f. NJ. Garnett haa resigned the Office Of
Chief Engineer of the Nashville and Chattanooga RR
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIpUNs
wEpstsp.r. March n.
AsBEs-A.o and 81 io' Pearls Sales lto bb' part
Of Which old rots, at 6!h
Pot bbs..bu NI
corros- que, DAY sale. beng 600 $50 b'' At steady