New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

'eiNNAN'S 'h@'-%~N
developing tic resources of the western part OF
our State and opening new avenue oy "iilch
the business of the West and Canada can have
cheap and quick access to the City OF newborn
has lust been successfully arranged by party Of
New.York capitalists We allude to the Roches
.o.aa NJ. Falls Railroad. The parties in
te,ested met at Rochester on Tuesday last and
elected the following gentlemen as Directors:
Joseph b Varnum and Edward Whitehouse oi
New-York Watts Sherman, Albany; SIas D
Smith A. Body and Freeman Clark, Rochester;
Alexis Ward and R. S Burroy;;s, Albion; Elias
b. Holmes, Brockport, At subsequent meeting
Of the Directors, Joseph B. Varnum of New York
was elected President, Alexis Ward OF Al
blon, VicePfes, dent, and Freeman Clarke oil
Rochester, Treasurer The above names give
ample assurance that the project VIII De
carried out with the greatest energy
This Road is to be built from Rochester TO
LocAport, 80 miles, in the best manner Az
Lockport il connects with the present Lockport
and Niagara Road, which has been bought bylthe
| Company and which is to be shortened and rebuilt
az strictly first class Road. The line crosses
the suspension bridge which is to be widened and
strengthened and connects with the projected
road from the Canada side of the River TO Detroit,
and thence by the Central Michigan Railroad to
Lake Michigan Telegraph dispatches were re-
ceived at Rochester from Detroit on Wednesday,
stating that the stock subscription for this Canada
Road was fall and one Of the largest capitalists OF
Albany, deeply interested, went to Canada this
week to complete the arrangements The entire
r ~ ID Fal Rail
road, will be "a miles, and it will form the most
direct route to Detroit and must command avery
large amount of business The country through
which it runs is one of the richest agriculto
raj portions of this State and the route very
feasible one 1t is pronounced by those who
have made sQch matters the study of their
lives to be the best unocCupied ground tor rail
road in this State The railroad projects OF New
York have generally been very unsuccessful, and
this one promises to be an exception. contract
has been made with A. Body, Esq. prominent
and highly responsible contractor Tor the relaylng
of the road from Niagara Falls to Lockport and for
the construction of the extension from the lat
ter place TO Rochester-a whole distance OF -
miles. The road to be laid with an iron rail Of e.
hounds to the yard-to be finished within eighteen
the State, and thoroughly equipped-at cost Of
not exceeding s22 900 per mile.
The Hartford Couraau says, it is now one year
since the portion of the road between Hartford
and Willimantic opened to the public. About
month later the cars were running west to Plain
VILE and in June the road was finished to Bristol.
We learn that the receipts during the year have
amounted to 100000, and that during the last
three months they have averaged $40 900 month
These facts are highly encouraging ito the future
prosperity of the road. small dividend has
been earned, but it has been used to reduce the
liabilities of the Company, 1t is fair to estimate
the receipts of the ensuing year will be 9o per
cent in advance of the last.
The export of Domestic Cotton Goods from
Boston for the month Of November, amounted to
sl83,786 SO, and the total for the eleven months
of The present yenr I15359 90
Eleven months, l649. ,1Sl,U<I "
Do do 848,.............,,.........l 1885, JOG Is
The exports of Ice for the month OF November
was 1888 tuns, and the total since January ],
1880 mas been 90, 800 tuns against o. 8Q8 tuns in
the same period of 1919.
1t is stated that the net earnings OF the Boston
and Worcester Railroad, for the current Six
months are - per cent
The Providence and Boston has also earned 81
per cent.
Counterfeit Tens on the Mechanics Bank Of
| New b edford are in circulation.
The citizens of Sandusky City have resolved
10 tax themselves 500, 900 to aid in building the
Lake Shore Road from that city west to Toledo
DIorlsetsC REruLLy REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY, Dec. IS.
AsHES-The market is lower for Pots, with moderate
demand and sales Of 100 hbs at 9V@o VA fearis are
| firm and in limited demand at 81; , ,o .a,
COTTON is dull and heavy Inc market mas sfarcey
settled 500 baels sold to-day partly n decline o. o.
and at od P peSos caren p RI o
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ihere is increased hrmness IN
heller prices are obtained The tendency OF the market
strongly upward and there is bu, little Offering The
closing ofthe river has influenced the market fayoraby
Canadian Is active but rm with sales OF 500 b0s at
ga The sales Of Domestic reach l0ooObh at 25ai ii
for No supcrGne; 6G30 IS for common TO strait State
75Gpa 81 for mixed TO fancy Indann and Michigan and
S55 06 for pure Genesee; lQd5 81 for fancy Genesee
2505 81 for fancy OMo s74g5 Is for extra Ohio and
lower but with better denaad at the close was more
b1oyan saos OF l,2o0hbls at 300 - fancy Rye Flour
ia hoyn and not plenty of 200 bhs part from store
ats 50J So, Corn Meal lower sales olOobbs Jersey
GBAlN-rhc market is buoyanl for Wheat the firm
Of holders restricts the sales quotations would 20
nominal in The absence Of saes Canadian Is buoyan and
in quest sales OF 1000 bushels fair al Or choice Is cd
at 09Gl 10. Ryeis buoyan with a good demands stles
t75Ce bushels at '50' baTieys urn ana ~ ,a teucS
sales of 90 bushels al 8c for common and 8c for good
Oats bueyant and in fair demands sales otTyer Al ne
l6c; jersey Relic, and Canada al i0Ui7c. Corn is
huOyunt and rather better for Southern yellow sales
l60o 6@65c for new Northern yellow 6G g6'c for
Southern yellow; 67lc for white Slightly mix
ed y 67c for old white ana southern weevly 68c for good
old Southern white, and Csc for old Jersey yellow; old
Western mixed is held al 69c.
PROV lSlONS-Thrreis but little doing In Pork. Tho
transactions in retail lois al ii G73Sl2 for Mess, and
rs for Prmen all some 500 bbs Beef is more active
the market IS steady sales al 00bbls at 5QGl0 for Mess
{ 7505 10 for Prime Beef Hams in fair demand ;
ee OF 7e thls at Sit Lard 6a9yqnt saies Of 500 bills
at &c Cut Meats IRE firm sales OF 1000 geea Hams NJ SC
| 4 Cheese
HIDES are drmer The sales include 1000 Bucnos
Avrcs averaging Il 0lic; G0n0 months, very de-