New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02


coming The earnings have been az follows
HUDSON AND BERKSHIRE RAILROAD.
Receipts for AuQu't
1S47. 1919. 1850.
Ereight.....,,..s256 6 SA.93 S IsS
Pasrengers....,. GIL l.4l4 looo
s327 g3,so7 $3.50
showing an Increase over l849 OF 80 per cent
Whole Income to September /.
Is 70 s ss4a. } 81 g.
Showing an increase Of income over 1919 OF aoon' ~
per cent,
Fhe receipts ot.he year will be about o 1000 90
,.,...., :. ,.,. .,... sI Z so5
The Dry Goods market SHOWS very generally
dali state Of trade especially for cotton fabrics th9
stock of which il fret hands is very large. Blown
nheetings have been in demand for shipment and
some other descriptions, drilla especially, for thu
South American markets; bat for the home markos
there ia no demand for either brown or beached.
Production is becoming very limited, and the fasure
supplies will be small, which will 10 time reEtore
the market Many eastern mG wi stop working
after dark Printing cioshs continue very Inactive
The stock 10 still large though decreasing Prints
have declined half AGENT though there is moderate
inquiry GinghamB have fallen off in request the
season being nearly over Domestio GinghamS
have been eminently successful this season, and
prornise much for the next. Mouslalne de L aines
and Cashmerea are etill quick of Hale New styles
are coming out. Drills have been wanted for OK.
port but arc quiet for home uae. Cotton Flsnnela
show more inquiry, but the winter demand has rot
become REGULAR Osnaburghs show little activity,
and that little is for export. Medium qualities Of
Denimn are active at former prces. Stripes are doll
Lnqey have given vsy and are now selling as TIC
Woollens are hardly go active, yet there 10 lair
business doing, and after the auctions are over
reaction is anticipated. The finer qualtieg are
lera active than the lower. Plaid cassimeres are
sctiye, but other kinds are dull. The lower quail
ties of satnets are active, but for ali kinds there
is fair inquiry. Tweeds are in demand at fair
pricen Jeans are aeng lower. glannes and
blankets are in good request including negro
blankets for the South. shAwls have been dull il
consequence of the large auction aslea. Silks and
French goods generally sell almost exclusivelya'
auction Ribbons, with large stock freely offer
ing are declining in price. Velyets also are less
firm Merinoes are inactive, with considerable
atock left on hsDd. Doeskns and Cashmeras are in
good request From France we learn that pro.
duction 10 gradually declining, in consequence Of
the advance in raw silk. The importasions ars
now small. The number Of packages imported for
the last we elk ig 3,l00, in two stesmera seven
shipp, and three bsrks The valae Of The goois
lab en- into consumption sat week is s846 sos.
The Newton Bank has declared seni annual
dividend Of per cent
The total value If merchandise exported fcom
the port OF Boston to foreign ports, for the week
ending September 28, wss 9l5l,357 Sc Of which
el0l, 70l 60 was domestic products
The market for printing cloths at Providence has
been dull says the Journal; and though previoaa
prices have been sustained, sales could not be-
forced to any extent without submitting to a re-
ducton. Che sales for the week ending 2sth mat
were 22,eOO pieces, 52x52 to 69x68 27028 inches
at i to Sc. Che Money market continued CLOSE,
bat not uncomfoatably so. There was no change
In the rates, and frst-class paper, OF which shero
was not much in The market negotiated al a. l.tls
over the legal rate.
The Board of Engineers appointed by the Ez
ecutive of Virginia to determine the matters in
dispute between the city Of Wheeling and tina
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, have do
cded that the Grave Creek route ia tho true aud
proper route under the law of 1877, and the agree
ment with that city. BY this dsoison, tho ooins at
which the road viii frat atrike the Ohio Rive,
will be the mouth OF ths Big Grave Creek twelve
miles below the city Of Wheeling The road ia
now under contract from Wheeling to tina, poiat
and she remaining forty miles heretofore suspended
VIII be put under contract Immediately, ,ebep son
whole line viii be in the hands o. Contractors.
The Boaton Bank dividends TO bep.d October
amount TO s734sOO, on sl8,91OoOo of cl,ita
me Banks declare US follows Granite, 81 per CT.
Suffolk and Market, per cent Boylstop and
Freenen', Il per cent Atlantic, boston Co
chltuste Exchange, Gtocers' Gibbs, Mechaaj,s
Merchants England fremont Tfader. and
Union 4 per cent A'lsa, City, Cola b,4n, IA e,
Hamilton, North ard State, ,! per cant, Wash
ngson, ; per cent.
The oamOfidge Mass Bank has declared
q = cert Dividend
al Boston the money markctis eaag, s,i To
RATES Of interes, are declining Thsre j. m r., .c.
tiyisy IL stocks
The gro's earnings of The Vernon. can,r.l R,il
way for the month of Aagus., af,s. dsdse,io, ii,
amounts d0e The lover roade, are AZ f..Iox.
fof a WORKING tsyT.......... .,..,.,. Sl55st9q
Khe road wa obattun.ed by frssbes, f,r I'm.
Working days daring The mo III, and if ,,e ~.
proportions It wouid .rnoeat 10 sio 2o- 80 -,
FteelP's n ssP's1ter - IL ~es,se a.. t-.,..
of August