New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
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"a 20 600 bales Cotton At ID SeooO or 5000 bushels
80 mart at 3D. Dead Weight l51l0s; Flour Il l2d. To
London 20oO bbls Turpenns Is ana 500 PACKAGES Bacon
and Cheese 2503s Two three charters were maize
10 load al Cube FOR the North Of Europe RsGRs5 F'r
Deals from g. Johps to Crest British 94o Ia tne rate
To California there Is moderets business doi1g Al Gle
z foot.
The earnings of the Erie Road for March will
show quite Is large n not larger increase March u
than February did thu previous FehruAy
The pasenger receipts much larger thsn IN Feor1Hy
The entire rosd will be completed by The st OF May a.
though msy not be opera.ei with regular trains fofa
week or two anerwsrd. The Long Issnd Road continues
to show p q cent increase March 1850, which is
more than sufficient give The s2o0Oo esinaied and
which believed by the Managers will leave adndend
equal to or 2 cent. the present price Of the Stock
The subscription to the Illinois Central Railroad
been fed the demand for Inc stock far exceedei
The amount needed.
Convention Of Country Banks was held at
Rochester this week at which ihrysx OF the Incorpora
ted Banks OF this State represented. The meeting
was called consider She Bank Of the Metropolis prosc
ofpsr redemption 10 EewYork and the conclusion arrived
al by the Convention that the Banks represented there
would rssistto he last the Metropolis project An Agen
was appointed 10 watch the movements Of the enemy.
The Receipts at the Sab Treasury are slO9 40;
Payments sl6isl9; Balance $4,000 portion Of the
count of the In'empiy being made to the parties as
the payments last week Adyces ofdahi for $4,000 Or
100000 noyet presented have bsen received Ons for
S2CoOOOis for Army purposes.
The receipts of Coin from the West are larger
and the Mint Is paying out freely Deposits Of gold aus
are paid the assay has been completed The
amount of specie received il believed to he quite equal to
the amount reported.
Exchange on New. York at New-Orlesns is up
to par sight bills and the se shipments Of god had not
arrived They will iose about one y cent.
The Money market is active and loans are less
easily obtained than last week although the supply of mo-
ney to-day was larger than yesterday The rates on paper
are advancing First class names go st e. cent, with
occasionally favorlte signature at 666i p cent Long
paper is 8Gl0 p cent Loans on Cal are sal P ceai'
mostly p This advance in rates will probably ops
such advance has always done before bring In cap
ita from the interior for employment The Bank officers
generally anticipate much essier market 10 April the
payments TO the Banks viii be very large, the means for
which payments will in large measure be drawn from
the country.
The Belvidere Ba nk has declared dividend OF
5 q cent for Elk moDhs.
A proposition to loan the credit of the City o.
Providence to the Paiufed Road about he submitted
to vote of lbe citizens. The Conpsy pledge themselves
not to cs for the City loan until after the expenditure
$5OOOOO reised from stock.
We learn from the Fairmouat Banner that the
receipts OF The Monoogsbels ssckwaer Company during
the year 1850 SG3s3 and the expenses and repairs
S1e6J Co. leaving FOR net profits $52l5O l6 In 1919 the
Company declared dividend OF IS y cent aud In 1850
dividend Of d y cent.
The Montreal Herald states that the county OF
Msdlesex mas agreed to subscribe $4,000 the o.
the Crest Western Railroad This makes 100000 sub
scrbed by the Municipalities between Hamilton and Lon
DON distance ofS0 mites.
In the Massachusetts House of Representatives
on Wednesday, the Committee Banks and Bsnkingre
ported bills TO Incorporate the Cambridge Market Bank
with CAPITAL oi$l0O 0C0 Raneu Hall Bank, Boston, with
acspits Of $500 Hsdey ais Bank, Hoyoke, with
capital OF $4,000; Essex Bank, 100000, and Maiden
Bank 100000; and bill increasing thai Of The Warren
Bank Dsnvers, by The sum OF $4,000
The Directors of the Vermont Central and Rut-
land Railroad have reported without making any adjust
ment In regard competition for the Northern business.
At Boston the tendency of the Money market
remains favorable Loans coll easy made at from
80lO q cent The Banks are lending freely. Manu-
featuring Stocks were very dull and heavy.
S. NJ. FELTON,. ESQ. the l~ss Superintendent Of
the Ftchburg Railroad has been elected President Of the
Pbiaoelphis, Wilmington aud Baltimore Company, aud
,nrsS ,,r.- ~otive duties vince. FoIsOn
las been Superintendent Of the F.chburg Road since
II was first opened.
The annexed statement shows the Custom Dry
Goods transactions for the week ending March 70, viz:
Entered for Consumption.
MANUFACTURES OF WOOL
Fweeds' DO 2sSS; Worstsds d. ASS; stuG Goods
90 $50 and Worsed lS9 do, $685. De Lanes, s.
do Il 049; Bareges do 1852 Lusers do $40; Scsrfs
2do us; Damask do, 500; Lssdngs, do, l,s52; A.
pacca Serg, do, l449; Covers, do l5o2 Psddngs, rs
DO 200; Blankets So do l0S Hose IL do L797i do ae-
Tino do l,ll5 Shirts, do, l5i Yarn, do, 1885;
Bindings do l067 Carpetng, Is do, 80y6 Velvet aud
TGp'y DO, - do l5l7f; other msaniacnres Of WOOL II
Co. 4,489. Total. 5Z' packages Value sl6g, oj9
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON.
Coops III packages, S59663 Coored COUons, 6i do,
Sl2s62; Prints do, 4e7 Gnghams, 43 do, l2t62 Niue
Inns IS do, 644 Embroidered do Is do II 598; LsceB IS
do 4252 Velvets, do, Lies Shsws. DO 400; Hand
kerchefs 10 do S,543 VesDgs do Sal Lanes l6 do
4444; Lsppets do, SEQ; Hose-y, l25 do 1854; CLOVIS
Tares DO 7S5 Balls do 1858 Thread, p do, ssh
Ntbb, a do 4c.7; Nets do, l,2ls; Yarn, do 759,
Bed Lsce do, 466; other Manufactures, 10 do, 4l26
Totsl, SIG k.s; valued at S1'2t6I
MANUFACTURES or SILK.
Silks, l66 packages S'ASlsi RbOoas, 81 10, ISL
Lsces, 10 do 9,s6Oi sih and Cotton do do 5'5ii son
broidery Il DO 1859; Nelvets, do LIB; Wells DO
1891: Grapes, do sl63 Grape Shswls, Ia do. 243s,
SbawIs do 2798 Silk and Wooden Shawls y d. asa;
HApdkerchief do 27il Cravas, do, l. $685. Ssrsuets
DO 4g9i: Nestings 90, $3.50; Plush p do 1854; SIX
and Linen do s74O Six ard Worsted, g do "a Con;
six ana Cotton 81 do n CSC; Boring Clolh do, 1875;
Ribbon Quilting, do, l,O7; Hosiery, 20 do 900 Gloves
10 do e2S Mus do, 7s Bndogs do, lofi Lsceis
3 do, ,e5S Servings do, l475i Braid' 90 1875 Trim
mines, DO 2l9; 0slloon', ~ do, il4i Twist do,
1856; Fringes, 90, S94 Raw, 81 DO 5,os; Shirts do
ISIS; other mat uiaciues Of Sik, ii do Ilo3 Ioa 80
packages; valued al Sl5l,5oO
MANUFACTURES OF FLAX.
Linens $50 packages sOlsot Linen sud Cotton q DO,
Ass, Handkerchief do, l,2il; Laces T. DO 817c,
Thread 20 do. 528 Bobbins 49, Other Manufactures
Of Flax 2S do 65sl. Total SSs packages, valued at
SllS,l0L -
Straw Goods 256 packages SIS 907; Feathers and Flow
ers 2 do, 2Oi Embroidery do 76 Munasy 3 90
Craveis do 1917 Hose do l,Sll; Gloves d., 8I5;