New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

estimated st p 100000,
rhe contractors are 70 commence ~ofR On ms
nzrbary and Mr. ak Fl silroad on the ISL Oh oo-
,obs. =. ,,,,I,nd md Ro,jingtoo r all.
ias, .a ,oidy increasing A large amount Of
800, ,ted over this Road 10 the Boston
r ok and The intel. us3ia'e places.
n ,4 = a, f.on the os0vidence Journal that the
I.s % o.;,tine Cloths in that city for the week
ssi 5'.s aanrdsy aat were $3.50 pieces, 44x4a TO
e,scs n.,t st4a4z, and the remainder on private
,e.rs. sro 10000, 64x68, the particulars OF which
gaTs net known. Cotton was quoted at l4l q l5c'
or both Gull and Atlantic ports. The high price
rzstricted sales TO few hundred for the Wsole
week Money was closer and the offerings al sne
banks considerably beyond the mems OF supply
An engineer ID engaged in locating Railroad
from Terre Hauta to st Louis to connect with sne
Terre Haute and Bellofontane Road
The work on the Hisborough and Cincinnati
Railroad is rapidly progressing and ii will be ready
for travel next GUNNER.
great Railroad Convention, to be composed OF
DELEGATES from the Counties of Southern Illinois, Is
to be held at Mount Vernon ILL., on the 26sh Sep
TENDER TO promote the construction of the itinois
Central Railroad from Cairo to Chicago and Gale
ma. the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad from Vim
cannes to ulinostown and the Mississippi and AZ
lantic Railroad from Terre Haute to lllinotssown.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad ia now open
to Hollidayuburg.
The North AMERICAN in relation to coal has the
following statement
In cons equence Of the damage to the sohuyl,
kill and Lehgh Canals there is great demand
for coal for shipment to Northern and Eadtefn
norts and the price Of Anthracite coal has ad'
yanced 81 per tun. AS it is evident that the qusn'
tity of coal sent to tide water for the year 1901
m1nt be as we have heretofore demonstrated. at
leaEt $50 600 tuns less than last year, land ptoba
blv the deficiency will be greatsr) its TO be ex-
! pected that the demand for shipment will be very
active until the period when the shipping season
usually closes in December, and that tle advanced
priceg will be fully maintained. After thi' PERIOD
it is apparent that the city consumption can Do sap
piled Oh more favorable terms than now
[ est wear the Reading Railroad Companyteans
ported to the city in September, l8i9 l3,538 TINS
8 cwt. October, do. %, 722 tuns 10 cwti Noyem
ber DO 10, sos tuns, - c~t December, d. ooo
tuns, ID cwt January, 1880 1921 tuns, cFt.
February. do IS 81 tuns 8 cwt March, do ii 35l
tups, II VT Total, I22. $40 tuns. cwt 1t Is
weIl.known fact the Heading Railroad Company
can transport at le5st 10000 tuns Per waeS.
The Nm Orleans BUHeti1, aud the Prize Current
have ublished their Annual Statements Of the ba'
sinets Of the year. We avail ourselves OF their
valuable lA5ors, and present the following table o!
the most important articles
corToS cRop or THE UNITED STATES
Qusn.iY-tb Yslus
81 2oo0G 50 400 900
Observation-Disclosures. 8l43e00d0....,. Q! 100000
CoNsuMpTIos crop Of 1843'49 Yves }728596 bales
-consuned In Bale, Bses.
Great Britain a37. sol United States
| NaIil1 Eorcre...... l66 45g Western 3stea t-s-
0tber Ports. l56,2.6I ms'ed).',,....h0O
CRoP OF I8i9'50-ProbAbIe eItimate 28o 0o9kscoipts
rom Noble ny sea Tte receipts propersro 809975 bales,
showing Gectesse OF 16l U1V
EXPORTS FROM NEW ORLEANS:
G,es R,ttaD.,... sci 1888 Foreign Pofts......ll1H6
Eisrce AS CUaslRise. ,552
DecreaIe in entire crop sslma I'd a. 6i5.o bae'
These figures rlightyyary from those of our own
commercial re port. But we have preferred to use
these, as the slight variance shows the genera
correctne6a Of all the estnates As they say OF
close borse reoe, one blanket would cover all
RECEIPTS OF NEwcRoP IN NEW ORLEANS,
Sepl 1850 .... .bAles 81 SepI j. 'Oales lf5
ls47,.,...,..,.,l O85l Shoncrop
SUGAR
S Higp 81 go 845-46..... ....."l87O o0
iS5I-42 49,. 90 GOO i846-'47 ,,.,,...l2lOo2
..l4O0GO 647!48 zee
Of 1888 g3
200 00Oi 1919 5O.....,''.,..@4is3
Number OF productive Sugar houses in l8i9, l455 in
1910 57 Pfobsbe loss By cseYss'e' Ia the crop Of ioi
l8c0O nhds in 1850, 20 , SgC n ,a1S.
Estimated crop OF la49'5o :..;.''.''2oo@eoo sa0n'
Receipts al Novodean. l5i55 ,,..,.,.'.6lo GOO Ahds
FLOUR
,oooR.ceio,, $50 ' loo s48s49-Recep.s o555oo
i9i'' ~ gxsorts... 0O0OO Exports. $4,000
WHEAT, 10000.
IGi95O-Keceip' .oaahe 40 0 S9S 0S
/ ls48 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'fV'9VVi'0V
,glq.,n-Rec.iO,s. bush 275o0o9
,lo0 0 gn
l8484Q-Receipis. S0 099
5Toyketz.,,. CAREFULLY REPORTED ron TIE TRIBUNE
THURSDAY, Sept. 70.
AsBEs-Ara in good demand and ouoyan75 Tor P P
r are 100 bbs at s. IoI Ps4s ab9 n s u s1o
pg OF samples he Brokers sbies fne 'ales are @0o
O''S' curreat Prices for Ltrsrpoo! cla''taeatto"
Upland no. Florida n Or Ar.S
l9feior ,5 n9s9 ,2 a85G IS Ss}
9 3ld5I6y, l3s95 I3t943
aiddIns Falr...,.....lS50 Ilt IA OLA I4{9Il5
FsiT Recommendation nom l+s@lo;
Good Fafr.,........... nom nom uOuL
SD Wfar non rlour .he narset /. heavy
and 10 soae descriptions are I'd on Iae demand Wss
gooq for Inc Ea and home e4e :, .a ~, 0 hi. d6
netc al 67IQ$4 Tor No. q 1901 % Tor fes5 stae
6,I3 "a htr common and sraii STATS ueT 81 al 70
Mich and lid s9a5 e6 Tor pure Gsnesee IN Gsosal1a
here il far inquiry Inc markets. heavy SAFES 900
hhls ,pnr at IS In Southern Aascrpious ne mArs9!
ami srd drr Bales 0G0 bb!s al S513 70 hf Old $50
g Tor new mixed snd ifetL common oIs9d ia A9 ~
rsrke IL weak with Iaes I1J bbs Al l2' ~ VI
BE Flour 500 bbs sold steady rges holy 0f as ffo'
irgces The ruoiGiionr ares ~ as p -,
GRAIN-For Wheat The demand 70 air Dut me suppy
Ia united FOR arrival parcels are offered osl9| 1ae na
Tet rstes ss.es o0b Dushss Canadian 10 srlYe Al ~
Sa0do on The sp5 al 10 bond 26GQ olsn he4isd CEN
esee all TO- Yhe supply OF Corr Is moderate snd ne ma
Ielit raiber better safes 5000 bushes 81 oig54tf 1
Ws.ten mixed PAL to arrive soon CSC oF round 9l4o%
RysiIi in coed d5mard stlss oe0 bnsEs!' 81 %; oe
ltyefgd 0.sare in good demand and Ia7 m8Ike! 70 nlu
a. TIE supply limited Northern are 4Eeii3;i Je'ie9
VPpk(0y1s1oNs-Th. Pork markell, very dan! Hess.