New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

throush New Brunswick n the Eastern coatt on WI
Scons We Learn hal ne Road TO be forthwith extent
"a IN Rar mIes further East aud hat me means
for he accomplish mep OF ths satne' I W. - 49,
ssc,e5 h his the Atlantic and 81 Lawrence Railroad sne
ne Androscogsin and kenne6ec Railroad both Of tnem
w re b,o.d guage rather the medium brOsd guage OF
~ g., have entered isO agreement 20 tate that portion
~ he Road from Waterville to Bangor, ease OF %
wears paying cent y snnum on the cost lnis secures
he Necessary ard the Road II to put under con
tract and completed IN two years From Bangor 20 81
John The Survey has been completed and me Lesalre
Of New Brunswick IN session have under cODsidera-
bon the subject Of grant for Charter tnronga ma
Province and similar law isunder consideration "a Nor4
Scotia AZ he Charters obtained. giving con
current powers to he same company IN NJ une, Ns%-
Bruins Hick and NOvaScOa books Of subscription are 0
be opened for the whole line. II is proposed in eacn
Province to adopt law similar 70 the Canadian faciy
b guaranteeing half the amount Of the line 10 eacn
Province.
1t is confidently expected that the affairs
of the Lewis County Bank will be arranged next week,
and the Bank 90
The corporators of the Illinois Central
Railroad have meeting Monday to take action Of the
acceptance Of the Charter Gov French Of Illinois who Is
ez-cGeiO Director will be present
The Neuburgh Excelsior says
Theexpress train from Newburgh TO NewYork via SAT-
ferns and jersey City ia doing fair business and is
raDgemen very gratifying TO citizens. Being much
pessaner and safer route the city than any other and
equally expeditions s securing The entire travel to add
from NewbuTgh.
The bill to extend the Charter of the
Missouri Senate
The money market is more tight at Bos-
ton On stock loans the rate Is 8alO per cent Al
Philadelphia there 10 active demand for money, bat the
rates are unchanged. Paper In the goes at bank
rates.
Nearly two thousand men are now en-
ployed on The New-Haven and New-London Road which
number will soon be increased to FIVE thousand.
We have announced heretofore the pas
sage Of the bill granting the right Of way the Ohio aud
Mississippi Railroad Company, through Illinois, by the
Legislature Of that State at its late session. It'll stated TO
be liberal law and one under which the Company
consuc, the road 1t allows six years in which to complete
the work and Ia to be commenced simultaneously at Hi
noisown opposite ST. Louis and the eastern side Of the
Central Road and prosecuted alike from IninOstown tbs
latter Road and from that work eastward Vlncsn1es
Markets.. CAREFULLY REPORTED THE TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY March 3
ASHES The market Is steady with fair demand. For
Pots 44d5 50 and buOyaut; for Pearls 81. The sales
are 20 bbs. The latter not plenty.
COTTON-The market s less active but without change
prces 1000 bales have been taken today styeserdays
FLOUR AND MEAL-There Is fair demand for West.
and State Flour for the East and City Trade The sales
se Ty sn9 VI nou
prices OF State have improved; New-Oresns quiet aud
brmy held at 62404 SIT for common TO good brands;
Canadian is freely offered and is dull and nominal
624 In bond The sales OF Domestic reached 400 bDs
strait State; 62I04 873 fer Michigan and Indians aud
764 87i for prime Geuesee Southern 10 Ateady with
moderate business doing Sales Of 300 bbs at 62A0 IS
for mixed TO strait brands and 125 as 30 for fancy Rye
Flour inactive at 500S 624 Corn Meal s dull At o.
for Jersey, and Is for Brandywine.
and sellers are wide apart 10 their views and prices
nominal Rye quiet Northern is held 78c Barley ia in
fair demand at l240l 25 Oats are not plenty and
firm al 5O05Sc for Northern and 1919 for Jersey Com
very quiet Southern and Jersey yellow held at650
PRoVislONs-our market for old Pork rather easier,
with, however, fair business doing; s steady but
very quiet sales 1900 bbs mostly Old Al Il 84 Tor
Mess, al which the market closed heavy, aud $40 for
Prime; also Mess al IS So and Prime at II 25 Beef
10 selling In smalots TO the regular trade al 1910 Is for
Mess, and sass for PIme-the latter very quiet Beef
Hams firm sales Of 50 bbls good Is So Picked
Meats In fair demand sales Of so hhds Dry Sailed
Shoulders at 6tc and $4,000 10 City do in hIlk &c also,
50 hhds plain Hams at s4c Lard 10 firm sales OF - bbs
coed SIC Butter and Cheese steady and 10 fair de-
mand.
WHISKY-The markets. heavy with limited demand
Sales OF zO bbs Prison at 24t and % hhds Drudge at A
time and interest
NAVAL STORES-Are quiet 100 bbls Spirits Turpea.
tine sold to-day at S6c and 1000 bbs North County Resin
sold partial IL aud part on private terms. The sales OF
Crude Turpentine l00e bbs Wilmington at 62t and
69O Newbern do in irregular way at the same price.
Holders generally ask s7t, aud here is limited
TOBACCO-The market is steady, with light demand.
50 hhds Kentucky sold at 00l2c 100 Havana at 435Oc
10 Sagua at SOC; so cases Florida. I70HAc.
HEM2-A sale OF 1855 bales American dew.rotted, $S5
6mos The market 10 very firm.
sKINs-A sale of2OOO Curacos Goat at 4sd5oc, mos.
SALT-We have but to note sale OF ,066 sacks Ash-
toms Liverpool Fine just received, supposed at 673
TIN|Banca 10 steady, with small at 2lc, 6 mos;
800 slabs Straits sold at reduction from previous
Import from Jan. TO Feb %.
Pigs, No. .4SSl 64S9
PaIss & =; cr ,r, ,,S ~. U, o 6o
soft Gaena al IS, cash. Holders ask s. III cash
OILS-Whale is scarce, aud Selected would bring 4iU
The regular trade at 75G76c No large parcels could be
bought at 5c.