New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05

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$loa4 72Iseptember % 439 90
June......,..... 83l9 a October. <5G'1 %
l6!7 n So2882 10
Within the present month extension OF this
Road 90 miles westerly from Hillsdale to Cold
water will be opened for use, and will be stlil
further extended % miles beyond Coldwater to
Sturges' Prairie early the ensuing winter. The
iron is already provided for the entire line from
Hillsdale to the St. Josephs River at the State
line of Indiana, which is intended to be completed
early in the Spring. This Company and the North
ern Indiana Railroad Company are pushing for
ward their new works with great vigor, with the
determination to complete the entire line to Chi
cago early in the year 1852 When thus COM
pleted, the flood of travel and freight that will
pass over this road will be immense, and it can
not fail to be one Of the most productive roads IN
the country By the Michigan papers We see
that the Company has determined to relay the
old portion of it's road with heavy iron during
the next season: and John B. Jeryis, Esq. Chief
Engineer of the Company has advertised for
proposals for the necessary ties. We understand
that the remainder of the Companys new road
in Michigan and the Eastern Division Of the
Northern Indiana Railroad Extending from the
proposed termination of the Michigan Southern
Road at the State line near Mottville, and Bristol
to Laporte) will be ready for letting and will be
placed under contract before Winter, and will all
be completed by the LIST Of August next
Canton was steady at Sc The activity in this
Stock has subsidized, but holders are firm, having
great confidence in its value For Madison and In
dianapolis 1901 was bid, and sales were made
i .1l
ment within a few days. The Indianapolis and
Peru Railroad is progressing rapidly from Indian
apolis North 1t will be completed and the cars
running to Nobesvle by the 18th inst. This,
like the other Roads recently opened in Indiana,
will addlargely to the business of the Madison and
Indianapolis which is the outlet to the Ohio to
all of them. Reading improved y Ct Income
Bonds sold at o32 which the price of Satur
day, and Second Mortgages at 1919, which is ] y
ct advance. Reading Bonds were firm. Govern
ment Stocks were in moderate request and with
out change.
In Exchanges the market is heavy, and rates
are " ct lower Good Sterling sold at TO- 104;
Tr;r::ncs, s. as. l64
The ship Union will take 5000 in gold for
New Orleans to morrow
In Freights there is nothing important doing
The rates are Id for Cotton d Dag for Grain, l63d
for Flour.
The amount received at the Sub-Treasury to-
day is $4,000; Payments, sl20,829i Balance IN
the Treasury, S3,992,962
The amount of Stock transferred to foreign &C
count at Washington last week was $4,000
The Imports of Merchandise at this port for
October are to about the same extent as in Sep
tomber, and of Specie half a million less The
business of October for the last three years. in
Guiding amount released from Warehouse, has
3 been us annexed:
IMPORTS AT NETWORK IN OCTOBER.
o, ,,.aa i $50 SO o. i ss1 % lis;
s Spree sad 5s5SS 5 s3 i27}3s
roul.::....... s5752.7s9 5ez57g5 57o5.5I7
Enrdfor Warehonsng.. 955,68O 6io,273
The Imports of Merchandise are about two
millions larger than in October last year. and the
Imports OF Specie million larger. Compared
with Oct. le4s, the amount of Merchandise Im.
ported is very largely increased.
The aggregate Imports of the last four months
as compared with the same months of last year,
show large increase, mainly, however, in July
IMPORTS At NEw-YYoRK
Duaoe md.c 3%S sg a5SSi s sfPi s5 44
sPsss &San S so7 so55 15a55 535
Total. sg2948}3 so,a2ss?S $ose293 $6s}51g7
pu..pe ms.e 5aiE so Aos g55o so s s7 ST.
Specie Gan ls 5s75 a555 S55& 555SSS
Total. $2l9062855 $l4l5l222 $l2,3o2H $9752765
Enid wareng 2,I55320 l7B,2u 928,l25 95563o
The aggregates are as follows:
-Four -Four months of of at9 SEPARATES 355
Increase. .......... .....,....... $l8,8g7,46l
OF these imports there were
s Ns,se"adse. S' l3s555 s5 5s.755
S55,595655 $557ool55
The increase in merchandise is $40, S39,d95, and
in specie 81 ,567, 100 The Exports Of the month
of October also show large excess over October
OF last year. and are nearly large those of
September 1850, when the amount unusually
large. The large exports of Domestic produce is
an encouraging feature. The comparative business
is as annexed
EXPORTS FROM NETWORK IN OCTOBER
Domestic Produce s5e s is:i2 s 5StS;
Free Foreign Produce. 1864 325S 8l722
ss5sis and si sa E585o:e ss 33555 5
Total, 1852 $8q7o466 $Io6o,552
The Domestic exports show an increase ofnear-
ly three millions, as compared with October, 1919,
and are nearly equal to the aggregate exports OF
Oct. 1919 and ls4S
To give an idea of the condition of our export
trade this year we give below table showing
the amount of Exports for July, August, Septem-
Der and October, of this year, compared with the
same months of last year. The result, it will be
seen, exhibits much more healthy condition of
trade this year than last.