New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16

Total stree Sept l. 40. .2o52s 10Ste7s3 $ll5i5SOl %
1t will be seen by this, that the average price
for all the Cotton shipped from Mobile from Sept.
!, ls49, to Aug l. 1850, was more than ten cents
p 10. American vessels have, during the past
year, had larger portion of tue Cotton carrying
trade than usual. 1t has not, however been a very
profitable business
From return made to an order OF the House Of
Commons it appears that the declared vAlqe Of
British Wcolen Manufactures exported from the
United Kingdom in the year ls4s, was f7,3l2,7 49,
upward of one third of which was to the United
States Of America. The next largest recipient
was the HsDseatie Towns, to which goods were
sent to the value Of f6js.4l3.
The following is the aggregate of the Cos trans
ported from the Pennsylvania region during this
season, ep to July 81, 1850;
Reading Railroad Co .............,,.,A 7o1 iea nj
Lebgh COs and Navigation Co............ 4e9 5i8 10
Sehuyhll Nsggsnon Co '.;'............ 26i rs 40
Delaware Hudson Canal Co.........,.,. las s14 on
Total to July S38 IL
The trade Of Lake CbamPlsin appears to be
rapidly increasing, a. is shown by ,ne amour. Of
Duties collected at Pattsburg and Burlington for
the last four years annexed:
ga, flat,eurg surlingion Plahs5urz. Burlington
lsf7........lS,tSe 1913 lsi9......5l e9 477S
The increase during the last year has boea very
marked. At Plattsburg during the last qaar.sr
there has been an increaSe over the corresponding
quarter OF last season, Of property passing in bond
free Of duty.
Value OF Exports for quarter ending June 81
loJ.. S2lI go %
xtue Of Imports paying duty .............. 1851 90
'aIue OF bonoeo' .............. $3.50 %
The above statement does rot include American
products In transit from western American ports
At Burlington the value Of Imports bearing duties
70, The qqsIsr ending June So lt5o al69 i9l 80
naue o. Tor qla'ler endig Jgns 5.. i4j To-
Dunes collected for quarter ending June o.. 34OOj 90
Seventeen miles Of the Troy and Ratland Il all.
wayfrom Salem Village to Eagle Bridge, was put
under contract on The 2st day OF May last uoon ia
voraole terms. The contractors have given secur.
ity to complete the same BY JAY l, 1851, AMI ace
prosecuting the work with great energy. Tbs
directors have already contracted for 700 tn, Of
iron, with which 70 lay the su2ers.-uc.are Of tae
road, ans are taking eHisien. msaIzres % conls,s
the whole work At an early day.
The PennSular Bank Of Detroit has declared a
dividend Of u per cent for nine month";
The Communication by Railway bet waea Nsy.
York and the Mississippi Valley is no 10 direct
process Of completion. We learn from the Clsp,
land Herald, tia. the Clevel and, Palnesviils and
AshtAbuls, or the OHIO Sc tiOa OF the Lake saore
Railroad. running from Cleveland to the State line
Of Pennsylvania, sbou. 70 miles, has just been pat
urder contract, add will be completed by the Isl:
Dec. 1851. The line between Dankrk and E -i,
and bet~ee' Erie and the western boundary Of
Pennsylvania, where the Cleveland road above re-
ierrsd to terminates is already under contract
From the NoriOalk tOhoD Experiment. we learn
that tho road between Cleveland and r,led1 ID also
progressing.
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