New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

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rsrtre. 20 gs LAID OF CASKS Lard OF II uns Qatt
Rice: 100 10 ID Logwood 1898! Whaebone |" esroons
Tobacco. .,..o =, ,.,
40 40 Bee,wsr; 7bales Jalap; 50 do sarslparra
tuns .sssfras 20 do Sspan Wood 80 do LZuunyigi
70 Mama; u do Gam Gaiaeumi 81 bags Coass
50 bKs Chr Yellow u cssks Asphsllum 54 logs CEDAR
I2do Satin Wood 2 do Mahogany ..
To NOrsav and SpeGea -7otcs Rice II hhds Tooaee9;
IS 80 DO Stems; 80 bales do Stems; bs DO MD to'
do Crosse $500 do Log~ood % bags Confej ~ 10
Pimeuio; 50 pigs Lead; h6 - Whse OH = Dds he'in
50 do spifiis Tnrpsntne; 2o5 logs Mshogsny.
To Africa-7Obbs Flour; II hhds T0bscco 30 do hnms
$50 keys Powder; 1890 e Lumber. 81, =. s.,.,.
pentne 20 cases Suks; 20 pigs D1mesIcs: 81 hS, NO
Candles. Is cash, Nals l7to i0s Bluer ll89do TAlo|
10000 Hoops; 4s,OOe feet Lumber.
To Bri,iA Vest Indes- 693 bbs flour; ,l55 do Meal
Z34 do Porki do Beef % do Ae 80 do Rye Flour y
do Bread d2O bush Corn 400 do Peas 50 tea Rice 81
bxs Soap; $50 do Mould Candies l01 p1ns OIL aea';
coils Cordsge; 1921 10, LARD 475o do Butter H. %
To Br,fi.h North Am1ie1 -l54O bbls Flour; 10 do
Bresd 80 do Vinegar 3S7 do Rye Flour; 10 do Meal 81
LOS ms Mid Tobacco; I452 do Buuer.
To Bra1a-l,6s7 bbs Flour; 80 do Rosni S622 Ds
Tea cases Grs'. HsIi; 81 pomes'le. ..,. aoo l.,
Mes 80 do Aye Flour; AZ tea Rice; 1863 pkgs DOmesd:s
so4 bxs Soap; 60 do Sperm Candies; as DO Mold eau
dies; I59 bdls Chairs cases Steel; hhds Tobacco
IloO he Do Md IS 1916 do Buuer II 9js do Lard 4i5
do Cheese; SAY do Hams; go rms Psperi 10 bags Pr
mentoj 25 do Pepper LIS msl' Cs's"i l2OOo II Lun
To 81 Domiago-3O bbls Flour; $50 do Pork 10 do
5e. 20 do 10 M6fs Csnds. ~ pkg. pone.ie 10
Nails 4,2 lbs Lard 81 do Butter 6i5 90 Hams 1850
do Md Tobacco; 5798 do Reid sugar. 1879 do Fish
We have received from friend in Indiana the
following information in regard to the Indiana Rail-
road and crops;
think can safely sifure you that the Wheaicropis safe
and that the best crop this State hss had for five years
1t certainly much the largest The market hiss opened az
fair prices and the crop viii forward and rapidly
dah
| have collected the annexed Information:
The Belefoutsne track laid for ak meS ou from This
city and progressing two miles per week II an
admirable grade and they making splendid road OF
Twelve miles OF II will be 10 operate next month
The Peru folis not getting along so well owlngto
some difficulty with their contractors They have been COM
need To- reeta number of sections Tnsy will be ready for
The iron in all 1t month, and will then lay very rap1y
Understand some neg nanons are oeos
OF polls using the Peru road from NoesYe 20 lns
plsce. This Will be great move lido, ,-, Nj.
above Edn6urg, to Franklin saving hsr.oy s15Oo ana
Franklin agrees take SO 900 Of stock THIS nsurss Ihe
completion OF the road. Fifteen miles OF mo grading and
bridging under contract and progressing APdy ana the
remainder will be let on the 10th proxmo
The Ruihyille sAd nightogn roads are progressing
RAPIDLY and thirteen miles OF the sitter from Snelbyye Will
be opened the 4h Of july on which occasion sgea oe
monsuston VII pc maze me I'D n, The car. on he
ls August The Knighnown road will bs comPeied oy
the middle OF August
MAORI J. C. Elston, President OF the Crawiords-
vile and Wabash Railroad Company, Indiana, has
closed tho purchase, through his agents, Messrs.
Window, Lanier & Co. of this City, Of 200 tuns of
T rail- sufficient for the whole road, very favora-
BILE terms The rails are to be shipped from Wales
for New Orleans in December next and from
thence will be conveyed 10 La Fayette on the Wa
bash by steamboats,. The necessary locomotives,
chairs and spikes have also been contracted for by
the same house.
This Road is now nearly ready for the super
structure, and the whole line viii be in full opera
ton by the first day OF June 1851. 1t extends from
Craviordsyile. Indiana, 10 La Fayette, on the
Wabash and Erie Canal, which is now IN success
ful operaton TO Lake Erie. The road is 20 miles in
length and traverses one OF the richest agricultural
portions of the State OF Indiana.
The same house have negotiated considerable
amount of the 7 per cent. mortgage bonds oil TINS
Company, the whole amount OF which IS slIoOOO
This is the only debt Of the Company and the pro.
ceeds will be strictly applied to tho purchase Of
the iron and equipments Of the Road.
The bonds are IN sums Of $1,000. Each have IL
years TO run; interest and principal payable at the
Merchants Bank in this City interest SENT an
nually, LIST June to lst December, and are con
vertible at the pleasure OF the holder into the
Stock OF the Company. They are amply secured
by deed of trust on the Road aud all its proper
ties in addition to which One Hundred thousand
Dollars of the per cent. bonds of NJ )ntgomery
Co. Ind. have been deposited in the hands OF the
Trustee as a further security; these with the
entire road and fixtures, &c present an extraord
nary amount of collateral for the amount loaned
The bonds are issued under power given in the
original act OF incorporation, which authorizes the
Company to borrow money and sell their bonds on
the best terms. The road is about 12I miles in
length and cost with equipments about s2o0O00,
or 81 OO0 per mile. The net receipts are est.
mated at ten per cent. the cost until the road is
extended to the Terre Haute and indianapolis
Road, when the earnings will be much larger.