New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08

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,ole,.nd November wil probably bring Il Hp 70 :. y
,o,,hs sur,en, SIX months. In Govern
mtni and STATE Stocks mere ''''
and the market Is srm. I,be
The market for Sterling is firm, anu 1'iS
,.a.-s,. Most o. the Southern bis "a''h
,.rald o.heraise come here are nolgh' up a.
60. br the agents Of Nev-York houses ar -.
,,,,ed sterling is lOa10i FAneies' s'.l'
F,eichts re nain unchanged AM Az Jul
r,c.,.msn,s 600 bbls Flour. l2i. C'''oh' -
200 cheese Dos I0O 900 bash Gfaln' q ;. D.
~ a,lon Cheese 3Os To Havre, Cotton 60. A'Aes
a. ~ Iordon a British vessel wss taAea Up %
- on cake ahout 2l5 rIns az goo. chif'ef
us made a, Coo p Dol from Wilmington - ~
,,does and two or three TO lo.t tln2ef a. NO''olN
n, the North. at I2sc. p cubic foot. brush We,
col took 4 Deal freight from II. Johns 20 hlSn'hi
=, "a To The South the markets are ouii. 10 vs.
tornia there are some shipments, a. 20. @'o1'
foot.
A messenger bv the last steamer sta'es
,hst inst before he left London, nc was to.u u :.
n, Walker and Mr.. Neal had met WIN very e'o-
success in their negotiations IN REGARD 20 Al'Ho'
Central Railroad Bonds that the hst u 'iHes
reached eleven millions OF dollars, leaving Ou' 10"
n,,lions Of the fifteen millions needed by the Ooi'
a, 20 no subscribsd We trust his information i
correct but the adyices are almost 100 gool' u ~
true.
The sereipts at the Sab-Treasufy are
sssOs5 paid, $4,000 balance, sS,523's35.
The steamer tomorrow has ~53o,oOO 90
Aooo 600 in coin engaged which may be reduced OF
;rc,eased 20 morrow The exports OF the week VIII
nrobsblv exceed 81 100000, equal to sJOoOJo per
vel as these heavy weeks only occur twice III
month These continued shipments OF coin sustain
the npresson We have before expressed, thai con
siderable portion Of the gold received from Cal'o'
MA is on English account, and only comes mere !"
transtfl.
The Mechanics Banking Association has
made semi.annual dividend Of four per cent
The creditors of the house of JACOB mt
tie g. Co, have to-day, all accepted the proposition
of settlement made by that firm
The Chemung Railroad Company have
declared a dividend of y cent. for the past SIX
months This road is one Of the most valuable trio-
utares Of the Ere and is under lease TO that holl
for ten years at D cent on It's cost the Ere koau
having all the running expenses and repairs iAe
! Chemung extends from ElmiTa to Jefferson, q miles,
and cost $4,000, Of which $5s0OOO IS stock ana
$4,000 : y cent bonds The Road has no nod'lng
debt excepting $1,000, which is to be shortly paid
The arrangement with the Erie makes tins Road
perfectly safe y cent. investment.
We are requested to correct the prevail
ing impression that the Buffalo and Conhocton valley
Railroad terminates at Corning. By the terms OF
the articles Ct association, the b. C. valley ital-
road is 70 connect with the Erie Road at or near
the village Of Painted Post" The Eastern END OIL
the Road is already located on the depot grounds o.
the Erie Road at Painted Post, and the buildings,
passenger and freight dtp6ts engnehouse, tutn-ta-
bile. &C. are contracted for at the place. We
make the correction with pleasure
We annex a letter from the President OF
Exchange Bank of Columbus Ohio, IN relation to
the rumor that he had been large loser oy the iai
ure of the Columbus ms. Co.
THE EXCHANGE BANK or CoLuMeus,
Nov. ], 1851.
To the Editor, Of Tie n. y Tribune.
Dear Slr-In your daily of the Both October IN an
article copied from The Cincinnati Gazette, IN Iea-
ticnto the failure of the Columbus Insurance Com
'pany in which II is stated that among the Serer,
losers us hear M Hubbard, Mr.. Moody, Nh Ora,
ham aGd n Of GPa 81 is c the name
of Hubbard beg you to correct the article, In 50 a
as am concerned as own no stock IN ina, 20 n
pany and am not Ms debtor or credltor-iiellher j
the Bank over which preside.
Very respectfully, w b. HUBBARD.
There has been already over two millions
of gold deposited at the Philadelphia Mint tbs
month The Mint is now doing its work very rapid
w. The coin was paid OH Wednesd day for the dus'
deposited on Tuesday
At Philadelphia the Money market is "a
tneI easier, lOdl2 per cent and there Is also an
amelioraton at Boston. where the supply Is better
and the demand less The quantity of good paper is
small
The receipts by the Morris Canal Com2a-
,Dl q
Same week last year -2,O@2 -
Increase for October 1851. $500 81
Total to LIST November, -96,212 D.
o.. lH5O------------- t1uOo -
Increase IN POS ,,
K Convention of the friends Of the All
Line Railway is to be held at New-Hayen on the
18th inst.
The junction Railroad between Cleve.
land and Ssndusky City, is being pushed forward
rapidly. About twelve miles of the road, from Ohm
stead west are now nearly ready for the iron, anc
the substantial bridge over the east branch OF the
Black River, at Eiyra, is about finished. The con
tracts for building the road west to SanddSky City
have been let and the contractors are TO complete
their Jobs the LIST of Jan, 1853.
The Directors of the Genesee Valley
Railroad have determined 10 postpone commencing
its construction until next Spring, and in the mean
time to take the necessary steps to secure the RICH
of way
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh RailrcaC
is rapidly approaching completion. On and she
Monday next the regular trains will from Cleye
land 10 Hanover, distance Of IS miles. The roaC
VIII be compleed,e WellSvle by The lS OF Januar,
next
A new Bank, organized under the Gene.
raj Banking law of Ohio, has gone into operation al
urbsna 4. WMslOw, President. Henry Espy
Cashier.
Markets CAREFULLY REFoR rSD FOR the TRIBUNE
.,,r - FRIDAY, Nov 7.