New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23

~ shares screw DOfk Co. -lSstZ
l3 shares Screw Dock Co. --..-......--..--.-l&
10 shares FarrnerB Loan and Trust Co. ...--..l0l
10 shares Rocky Bar Mining C0.............. II
A new Insurance Company, to be called the
China Mutual Insurance Company il being organized
The Bank of Louisiana have declared q
semi annual dividend Of 3 cent, and a surplus div
depd Of 10 1, cent payable to New.York stockholders
at the Merchants Bank
1t is stated that the Erie Company will draw
monthly on London, for five hundred thousand dollars
against their recently negotiated loan.
A later dispatch from NewOrleans, gives
the specie lst Of the Tennessee adding up s27i7000
This according 10 the dispatch, includes only $500
10 the bsnds Of passengers. But this Is probably tel
ographic error, there must have been at least
$3.50 900 among her $40 passengers. The aggregate
&27470O0, is probably correct Among the shippers
h Mr.. Davidson, SJO0OOO, most, II not all Of which
will probably go 10 England by the West India steamer
The steamer tomorrow, had $4,000 in
spccic engaged this afternoon part If not all in Cafor
mia ineots
The Pennsylvania Coal Company have made
Arrangements 70 bring forward not ess than 10000
tuns of coal this sesson being an increase of 5000
tuns over the past season.
The North Carolina Copper Company will
Ore, already received from their mines. They have
been offered day $50 per tun by the manager Of
smelling establishment in a neighbonng city. This
parcel Of ore together with about 100 tuns more has
been out of the mine within the last two months,
ihe Company having just commenced operations.
Mr.. Geo Ellis, late Cashier of the Bank of
Caisk has been elected Cashier Of the new Bank Of
the Commonwealth
IL is stated that "A company of New-York
capitalists have secured the assignment Of Charter
granted to an Arkansas Company TO whom has been
committed the work OF building road from the Mia
sssippi TO the south west OF Arkansas lately
aided by the Government donation Of 100000 acres
of land Avery large donation Of land has heretofore
been provided by the Texan Legislature for the
struction Of road from the Arkansas line to the FL
Paso II the CHA route Is practble junction OF the
interests derived through these grant may lead to the
accomplishment Of the great work Of road from the
Mississippi 10 the Pacific
The Dry Goods trade of the season is fully
active The supply is ample and the demand brisk nj
full asking rates In Domestic Cottons the increased
supply scarcely sufficient for the active consumption.
II IL stated that the purchases of Cotton this year
by the manufacturers have already exceeded those of
last year up TO this time 100000 bales Machinery is
tasked TO its fullest extent snd Piled with all hands
that be obtained, TO produce Cotton Goods, aud
yet thesupply is short Of the demand Profits very
high Printing Cloths have never paid well before.
In domestic Woolens the result is hardly sa,isiac
tory from the scarcity and high price OF Wool But
prices are high 10 what they have boen though low IN
respect of the price Of Wool The supply Of Cloths ia
underneath the demand, and foreign Cloths are con
sumed instead In imported Goods the same degree of
activity exists. Though the imports are large the de-
mand corresponds snd the vast quantities Of Frnch
English and German fabrics fast in Of dis
tribu,on through the State. Price is let hin
drance for the money to pay for them flows in more
rapidly than even the Goods II pays for,
We have received Mr. Charles HumSertons state
ment OF exports from Liverpool TO the United States
in January which are as follows
j TS Sssf is 10 ra'4s s 2so
January, iSS2.. 72li January, 1852 lS9
Increase. So6l Increase. ...... 1881
10 sS,'0n ISIS 4sn 1. Southern Sss Ports ~
January, lSS-.,,... L'Vl JsnuAry lSo'.,,'.... aol
Brown and BeSched Shiriinss and Sheetngs sell
quickly allow OF accumulation of stock There
IL good demand nj full prices. Drills are selling 70
arrive, and immediate deliveries TO orders cannot be
made. Prices are buoySnt. osnaburghs are firm with
good inquiry. DENNIS are Qsick and buoyant
Stripes and Ticks are still scarve and wanted Printing
Cloths in request and prices steady. Tue sup
ply is limited Prints active AZ full asking rates
Lawns sell well and are firm in prices. Ginghsms Sre
active without any deviation in price. De LANES are
moving freely At full rates for the better qualities
Cloths continue in low stock, but are much wanted
Both colored and black Cassimercs or SSiine;s sell
largely and wen both fancy and plain AZ good rates
weeds and Jeans sctive with scarclty Of desirable
qualities Linseys are active and firm. Foreign Goods
are in increasing request. There numerous West
srnbuyers here who take freely, having no spprehsn-
sion Of decline in stock. German Cloths ranging
irmsl Soasa1S are selling very freely, aud as the
cost OF production is Increasing importers &c, readily
all they ask Blue and Blscks are in fair supply but
there Is scarcity % Colored Cloths All French
Dress Goods me Jseosets DeLaines SStins silks ofsl
kinds. and Ribbons, moving with sress readiness
Southwark and Westward. Even these foreigS Goods,
both British and French which come into competition
with the domestic msnuiacturer-sucha Prints Lawns
Ginghsms and De LANES are in demand, and command
fun prices There Is demand Tor consumption of all
TIE better kinds Of fabrics whs'cver the price.
THERE'S proposition before the Legislature
Of Wisconsin for charter, with esPital Of MY mil
hons, with liberty to increase to one hundred Millions
for the purpose Of building the Atlantic and Pscihe
Railroad. The following gentlemen are nsrned as
composing the Company Noses II. Srinneu, DAVID
HoSdley, Charles Butler AEariah c. Flag. Charles
Gould Simeon Draper Robert Il. Doxrsier, Dsnlel ).
Miller, Peter Cooper, Edwin c. LachSeld and Edwin
d. Morgan, Of the City Of NewYork; Abbott Law
renee. John NJ Forbes ana William +. Weld OF the
City Of Boston; Ersstas Corning, John l. SchOocrAfs
loci Rsihboue Levi s ChSseli and Rafus II. King Of
the City of Albany w. w. Corcoran, d Washing.
ton, John Striker of Rome: James ;. Wsasworth, Of
Genesee Robert J. Walker, Of Pennsylvania; Dean
Richmond. OF Buffalo; Alfred Kelly OF Ohio John :
Barry of Michigan Joseph Grinnen. of New-Beiford
yoserh T. she.Eeli, Of New Haven Louis Nelaae, OF
baltimore Hercules L. Doasmsn Lew Blossom James