New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17

it, notes upon presentation they shall appoint Re-
eeiyer who shall close the concerns of the Bank.
The State Officers referred to are the Secretary Of
State, Auditor General and Treasurer, majority OF
The bills Of the Government Stock Bank were taken
BY all Banks and Bankers yesterday In this city.
The Lockport Courier states that the
Buffalo and Lockport Railroad Company has been organ
zed aad that 1t has been resolved to build an ndepen
dent line Of railroad from Lockport to Buffalo, connect
ing at Lockport with the Rochester, Lockpor- and Nj
egara Falls Railroad 1t Is contemplated to construct
that part OF the line between Lockport and
this summer so that in connection with the Buffalo and
Niagara Falls Railroad railway communication viii be
opened during the fall and winter between Buffalo aud
Lockpor having the residue of the line completed by
the spring OF 1853 At meeting of Directors, held In
Buffalo on Thursday, c. Gotten, Esq was elected Pre-
sident of the Company, and A. D. Patchn, Treasurer
At Philadelphia, The North american
says:
There is change to notice in money matters The
easy rates which have prevailed for some time past sill
continue and capitalists daily find il more difficult TO
place their surplus undcubted security at bank
rates The banks absorb all the good business paper
Offering. The street rates for strictly rstcass snort
paper are 506 y cent LOANS on call range from u
p cent
SATURDAY. May Is.
ASHES-The market Is more scve and Is inn. Sas
of 100 bbs $5as5 O6 for Pots and S. s7s for Pearls
COTTON continues active. $500 bales sold to-day at
FLOUR AND MEAL.-There is better feeling in our
market for the low grades of State Flour aud prices have inn
proved under the influence of good local shipping and
port demand and there nothing to be had at our inside
figures. In Western there change TO note with little
inquiry. The better grades dull aud prices favor the
buyer. There little done at the monins Exchange be-
yond the organizing Association and drafting Constitn
ton IN
Exchange Canadian Is in good demand, aud common
brands are steady. The fances held much higher
sales of $500 bbs at 81 O6 for common brands The sales
of Domestic reach 5000 bbs II SidSf l2 tor common 70
straight State, - l2 a 81 for mixed to fancy Michigan
ern Flour shade better with little offering aioat-sales OF
500 bb - 3d$5 sc for mxed TO good straight brands
and 81 750 s. Is for fancy Rye Flour quiet at ~ Sl0
s. 81 Corn Meal steady but inactive at 50 % Tor Jer
GRAIN-Nothing trsnspired in Wheat; the supply is
moderate and generally held above the views Of buyers
Qusstions would be nominal IN the absence OF sales rye
iswithont change and qniet sales oG oS push AZ
42d4Sc State but very finn Jersey are scarce at
sa4lc. Corn is shade better the receipts are nnted
the demand is good for the East and tor export Saes OF
II OCa bush at 6Sd6ic for Western Mixed 62155c TOR
Round Yellow and CSC: for Southern Yellow the latter
scarce and wanted for the Eastern trade The nmness III
ferhts and light receipts restricts the shipping inquiry
WHISKY-The market is less firm. sales OF zoe bbls
Ohio and Prison at 2O !c; Drudge is dull at 1 time and
PROviSIONs-Our market is lower for Pork with more
Offering the demand not i've ana one @ sS 5,
Sis 6I for Prime Prime Mess and Clear inactive
and prices nominal Beef plenty but the narset 10 IN.
charged sales Of $50 bbs at s. 750sS 70 for Mess ana
:. ds7 so for Prime; Prme Mess Is nominal at ss1sH'
Beef Hams firm sales of 100 bills good Weste at SIG
s% d s6cnds, at Lard aw.r
abundant with fair local inquiry sales of zoo bos at y
lnl kegs are dull at Nl Butter "a In good supply and
the market is steady sales of Ohio and State at l5esc
Cheese Is in fair demand az d8c. =,
HEMP is firm; go bales dew-rotted American sold at
IRON-Scotch Pig is in moderate demand bat prices are
rather lowers 500 scd, TO arre at s9 d. aud oo on
NSVAI STORES are steady; 500 bbls. rough Turpen.
tine sold at 80 - 62 and 1000 bbs Spirits IN lots &C
4042c cash. the market closed al lie Resin comm IN Is
higher $50 bbs common Wilmington sold at 81 ~ ana ~
350s so for North Country 22O bbls. Tar at 81 8ikS
WOOL-Foreig is more active 20 bales ua"ssned Med-
iteuanean sold at lie. ~ i,
TFAS-There was Catalogue of blacks and green's offered
this morning which attracted good attendance and the
whole sold readily at full prices
SPICES-Cassa has advanced. 800 mats sofa 70 DAY a.
SEC Sales made yesterday Sic AT auction 10 osy
few thousand mats offered the rst lot was knoc
down at Sic when the sale stopped Holders are h
SIC 800 bags Pepper sold ct lc and ioo bags n
mento, l5c. -co
cases crime grades sold for San Frarciso at 5Tz ana one
lot at Oc Canada Considerable sales are making OF the
lower grades Leaf il dull. 80 hhds. Kentucky sold al
I0 cases Florida at 7e7c 25 Connecticut seed at Tic 200
Pennsy vania at Zoe.
Markets....By Telegraph.
CHARLESTON. Nav l5-The sales of CorroN to-day
reached 40 bale d0lc Market firm a. full prices
NEw-ORLEANs, May I5-CorToN to-day was in better
Midd!ng Bic to SIC Mess Pork is fnner and Sl7 have
been refused RcElO0 erces to arrive, sold for 81 H.
NEw.ORLRANs May l3.-Sses made to-day OF
Loco bbls OF Mess PORK at $40 '50s7 Ohio FLOUR sells
EEw.ORLEANs May 1.-THE sales of CorroS yesterday
ard tsday have been restricted TO 80 bales at c decline