New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

Canee2 & Cent b0lda 1874 s..........s.sslV AVi
AT Boston Money is more abundant, and large
sums are daily offered az second class Sc
cuues Psper much sought after, bat 10 very scarce
Sterling Exchange closed firm at 81 loi
Tie Exchange Bank, Pit.sburg, has declared
dividend Of 4 q cent
The Pennsy lvana Railroad Company notify the
slecsholders that The sxlh instament OF s. share Of
to subscription Of 1882 win be payable Monday tbs
2c Of June
The Wilmington papers state that the New
castle RaIrosd will be commenced this Sumner. fhs
Phn.delphia Wllmin ston and Baltimore Railroad Com
pay are to guarantee the stockholders cent on the
capital snd oil rsservng TO themselves the night 10
buy cut at my time they may deem proper.
1t is thought the Free b ank bill will not pass
me Massscnute.I senate.
TIE Delta says that already lin less than a
w.eG S25oocO have been subscribed TO the New Orleans
al, Jackson Railroad, cod that III larger sum has been
.u.Gcnbea 10 The nyai en.eTpgze The hadsonye Rost
The Board Of Directors of the Ohio aud Indiana
R.iTCsd CompsDy, ard lhe Board q the Great Wesiern
R-road Company together, according 10 agreement
or t1a 10; Of May, Inst 81 Patterson Hardin Co.. for the
purpose OF consolidating the Two Con anes The Board,
shsr debera!ion, decided on adopting The South
err route, through Lima ara Dephos 10 Fon Wayne;
efer ~ hlch The two Companies were conTJldaed Tho
B,src then resolved immediately locate and prepare for
letting that portion OF tho road OF The Mad River
Railroad, making, TO FOn Wsyne, distance Of SO miles
Thst portion Of The line eAss Of Inc Mad River Road, 20
CIesaEe i.1taFly prepared Tor letting, Allen Co, In
diaLp has Subscribed Sl0ooeci Allen Co Ohio, 100000
WysIdot Co, Ohio, $4,000; and Crawford Co. Olio
$4,000 The amount necessary 10 prepare the Road fof
the Supetrucure beirg s5l5COo caves balance ueee'
sA . be subscribed Of $4,000; which will DO sufficient
+ prepare the Kosd FOR The iron. Th.S Road Ia virtually
he coliinuGton OF he Ohio and Pcllsyyanla Railroad
The Directors OF the Peru and Indianapolis
Rsfosd met 81 Nobesville and determined on lesing the
grading Of The entire Road from Nobesve 10 Peru. The
capital sIoek OF the Company nov subscribed s upward
Of $4,000.
The Terre Hqufe Journal says The great sale
Of lands ale The property Of the sosou Land Company
cane of At THE place on Wednes'aJ last Oyer ten thou
,srd acres sold average price Of about 1wo
dosrs psT acre The lands sold situated 10 illinois,
mostly Ia COes AID Edgar counties and 10 Indiana, along
rs valley Of Eel River Near thousand acres Of Tho
s-ds spoisd Ct the above sale we're In he Yncennes
Lsud DisuicL
The attempt TO get the stock subscribed for the
syrseuse and susq1ehsnnsh Railroad has been resumed
Al Syracuse $4,000 has been subscribed. 10 Cortland
County e.o0CoO has been subscribed. From OIwsgo
SO 600 Is confidently expected. The town ef Lsse
IN Broome cosnty hss subscribed tl5 900 and vii
probably lperesGe Is 10 $4,000. Subscriptions have
asO been made ~ WhEney's Point snd Chonhngs
ForE Il Ia probable that from S30,to9 - s09s)
NiH be obl.ined 10 Broome County, mailing with u D.
trlours shove enumerated and the amount that will
subsenbed hereafter In this county, tho OF 10000
Pots will be sufficient to warrant the commencement
o. lhs work
The Fifth Annual Report Of the Boston, Con
cord ard Montreal Railroad Co that the income 70
the yesr sneipg February l, 1851, was as follows
Passengers ........................S707oo 10
grelghI.'s'.. .'''''.s'ss'''s'.''''.''' o'ss -
Nails &c a'V - A.. 40. :,
E1psnIes and amount paid 70 lower road... 1928 81
Ne, income $3.50 50
Rhe earnings Lave thus Jar been entirely from locs b1s
Isss ard tie income ssEsd above yields about
cent 90 tie cos OF he road ir In operanor viz 70
Plymouth set down 10 tie report So under u H",OoV
This local business nereuinE the receipts Tor me hfs
three months Of present year showing an advance o.
about 10 per he corresponding hfoe monas o.
last
PIE ro.d resry 6nshed to Wsreo ant viii b opened
TO ,h.I point within few weeks The route between War
rem rcd Wes River The contemplated terminus Of The
read hss been carefully examined ard surveyed and tho
resus cutie sarsfsetory The esun,ed cost Of compile
ting this division 5000 AID The directors urge imme-
date prosecution Of The work.
| We are indebted 10 the Indiana StGtesmdn
for some valuable statistics Oft Corn and Wheat prOdue'
rors Of la. ste eeiysd from The hGuhaPs returns IL
aPpS4lt lnsA AHulA1A PiOo1CS~ ADO~' A-J AA-- "a.
els OF Indian Corn, which 10 probably more han
Of what Ohio produced. Bet IN Wheat The disparity Ia"
Ereassy The wheat crop Ia Indians was % 'ui SIX MI
Ions u buAhels which s6o1I onstono u "H.A
rssed ia hat year. Qa49 ard more than oceHEh o
what Ohio rased IL 1850 We make the following CON-
psrsoo bstv eco ne CHEST counties OfIndsrA IN Corn
coRE ls4s
Dh''. SO eco vpeeanos Iis0 sol
a.. e. s5e GO Rash Co..........l Lao
/
| n. co,-,,.. $50 90 Two Counties. IS as, T7l
tas The two kghess counties Of Ohio RAISED
,a, soubls a. mech % the two highest In IndisaA The
Eouovtng Ia eompsrsoc Of he I've hishss wAsat e0sn'
"A. "a ss ssis Cor Is49. Ia IsaAas. sna 1851 "a Ohio