New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20
and 1850.
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The grading of the Eastern Division OF the La
Favette and indianapolis Railroad has been let
for fraction over s40000-some u Y cent. OF
which is pavable in stock--being several thousand
dollars less than the Engineera estimate The
work is TO be finished by the first of July next
and valuable Depot grounds have already been
secured at Indianapolis
The citizens of Sandusky have subscribed 800,
600 to the Cleveland and Sandusky Railroad and
have also resolved that a committee be appointed
to prepare a memorial to the Legislature for the
passage of a law authorsing the issue Of the
bonds of Sandusky City to the amount Of $780,
600 for that purpose
The October receipts of the Vermont Central
Road were So, as. During nearly the whole
month. the road had more freight than it could
possibly carry, for the lack of cars. The superln-
tendent states, that with abundant convenences,
the receipts for October would have been $4,000.
During November, the Vermont and Canada will
be in operation to L axe Champlain, and the No
vember receipts of the Central will be assisted
by its portion Of the Ogdensburg business
Maysville has also subscribed 100000 to the
Maysville and Lexington Road, and Mason County
$4,000.
We learn from the Piqua Register that twenty
two miles of the Columbus, Piqua and Indiana
Railroad lying between Covington, Mama county,
and St. Paris, Champaign county are advertised
for letting to contractors. The Register says
"This road, then, which is intended to form an
important link in the great Central Railroad
through Ohio, connecting at the Ohio River with
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and at the Yves
tern line of our Great State with one to the Mis-
sissippi river and another extending Northwest to
! Chicago &c. will be made, and that, too, III q
reasonable short time. The present condition OF
the Company is such to fully warrant the step
the Board have now taken; and its prospects such
as to Justify the belief that the work will go for
ward uninterruptedly to speedy completion
| The Agent who sent East by the Board
n short time since with the County and Township
Bonds subscribed, has returned-having made an
arrangement very favorable to the interests OF the
road and entirely satisfactory to the Company
Mnrkets CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRInYSE
AsHEs-Are unchanged with sales loo bble, at 81 for
COTTONEIn Cotton The market is steady, with sales of
4o9 bales The market is well snPPed IT, Flour !. steady
with good Eastern home demand, and considerable
speculative action. There is also fair shipping inquiry
The supplies large and considerable parcels are gong
into store The supply of low grades is ample and the de-
and active The sales 1000 bbls at4 1904 a for No
p 1894 IS for common and strait sate 69@i 81 for
80 o1 co. ro,,nd hoor x515 for Gpnesee:
1t42 so 81 for n rS ONO ONO md o for xn enesee
IN ranadgn he market s firm and the demand is larger
Sles sGo ilis nj i G2 nj GO nnrtlv on speculation In
Sone1 descriptions tie Rre is hardly so buoyant The
Gales are 400 Ibis at sos ~ for common and strait
6rnnas nrincinay at S595 &C. Jersey Meal is l2 and
dull Spes $50 bbs Brooklyn at 3I RYE Flour is firm
! with sales 200 hbls al 8 G2J
GRAIN Wheat continues firm for Domestic. with small
sunnlv Canadian is frmer Sales 5000 bush Canadian
al Ii6} dl67c 800 do nj lO3c-thc latter red Sales lOO0
6nsh damaged Western nj Csc Corn is In better supply
The in0ur better with easier prices Sales bush
ri zoe for old Northern in store; 70}c for Jersey yellow;
Zoe for Southern yellow delivered; 69Q69}c for Western