The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-24

mArkee. Drth oev net ecttve. The tFAAseeeteO efs
very limited bot prices appear well sustained 0snA.
burshs In better rsQuest for distant markets. but
tie limited stock and high prices prevent trsasss-
tions Dsnims are steady. with improving but yet
limited demand. Shippers to California ere buying
stripes ef that market and fair transactions max
Ing, at very Arm prices. Ticks are also steady In
price, with fair demand. Printing cloths rather
easier Printers are not willing buyers ct the last
advance and being we'll stocked do not appear In the
market No change in7quotstious, however, appears,
aAd the demand u very lsnguid At Providence there
10 also easier feeling, with diminished activity.
The far trade In prints has ceased, bat moderate
business IL doing The market is not firm in tone,
there 10 increased disposition to sell, without
equal to buy. Foreign prints have sold largely
but ct tho expense Of some shading in price.
sinshsms, Of new style are arriving In market, but
at l2h l3c; for Glasgow, and llo for Lancaster
Foreign ginshams ss moderately at fair prices Lawns
In lpned request for the domestic fabric at fair
prices. Cotton pantsloonsry In fair demand, with
. moderate stock prices are steady. Aousslin Dc
ins; s or; s Ss :ns ay
and dull. Cloths are stesdy, with scarcely 80 much
buoy anoy, unlessior the stock under 81 Clothiers
inquiry Ter c0lorsd cloths for which good demand Is
anticipated Cassmeres Of fancy style have been very
and prices strong ssnets are nrm with good in
quiry; the lower qualities are not In coed supply;
shssI gr.ys show some euoZsnsy snss: !: good
lower grades, but arm, with . good demand for the
higher Jeans active, and prices we'll sustained
sad the south; the demand Is for summer descriptions
of clothing, and Is increasing All the consignments
to 0al0rnia have as yet turned out VEL ana the CON
strong much Of the returns In gold dust fnd their
into this branch Of trade. French fancy soods are
less active than last week the Southern demand hav
ing been mainly satisfied and tho inquiry for blacks
and plain styles il more active. The stock OF a
French fancy goods Is reduced and leaves . soanty
supply arrivals take place. the imports have
been Tar from filling the demand for the whole season
prices are well maintained stocks Of British goods
French imports, calculated for q stsadier and
more protracted demand, though, at the moment,
British make, and French drap d'ets, have ssld
freely. stpfs very dull and very heavy with .
heavy stock Of some descriptions. French mouse
Inns dc LANES have been In good request with very
limited importation, and prices are nigh.
Capitalists must not lose sight OF the sale to bs made
the 9th inst bonds of the Lafayette and In
disnapos Railroad Company, as 1t is probably better
opportunity safe and productive investment than
will again be offered for long time. The amount is
small security pie, and rate Of interest high In
diana is OF the most progressive States in the
Union Its annual agricultural products are immense,
and the outlets comparatively limited. To give idea
OF what the Of business Of this railroad COM
pany are Is only necessary say that the road
Montgomery, Boone, Her bricks Hamilton and Marion
By the Auditors report for 1912 it appears that the
amount sxanes for that year in the foregoing
tics. was. ................ SIS 6955 $3.50
State tar ssssssed on same. ............ 69430
No OF polls in do. ................ II 1858
While the sxsbes Of the whole State were 900
Total STATE tax. ......... soz WV
Total No OF polls. ............ iaosS
-shoxing that the eight counties above named con
tanned onsseyenh part Of the taxable wealth and one.
seventh the number polls Of the whole State
sstipg OF ninety counties, Of which the foregoing
constituted numerically only the one eleventh part.
The Hudson River Company have obtained 3 lease Of
the Troy and Greenbush Railroad with all its impls-
ments and fixtures for the term of its chsrterthirty
for all failure renewals paying for the same
per cent annually on $276 900; payments to be made
,emi annually. The lease requires Of the Hudson
River Company that they shall run all their through
trains directly and from Troy thus making this the
northern terminus Of their road. They are also re-
CURED to keep up the local busines OF the Troy and
Gre.pbush Railroad running the as new, for local
accom- modation and for transportation. The hudson
River Railroad viii be completed between Hudson and
orsenbush in May next when trains will be run d.
rect from Troy TO Hudson in September the whole
line will be finish and the cas- running from Troy to
New York.