New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-08


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In consequence of the open winter, the run
ring Of the osts being uninterrupted the freight bun
ne,s Of the New Haven Road in December shows a de-
cline from the same month last yesr The earnings Of
December are a. annexed
Pasengers 1tI "
Freight. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
ro.., s58s67 o.
Pad Harlem Rairoad for 1924 passenger. 400 81
ss.esruiry. .s5222s 30
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The last adyices from England quoting Iron
Rails OF 20 10a Rl0 y tun on board which Is large
advance on previous rates, will In ia effect have an
important bearing upon the constitution Of new lines
n this cOontry At these rstss rails will cost laid
down In this country abou, $40 p iun, being an ad-
vance Of over go within the past five months. This
ut to come extent check the demand for lron a. the
means OF many projected lines win not be sufficient 10
enable them TO supply themselyes at these high rstes
Even higher prices are looked for by the trade
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Little Miami Railroad Company, held at Cncin
natl, vote was passed authorizing the opening Of
transfer books in this City. 1t lie understood that this
win be carried into effect soon as the necessary
preparations can be made This is wsiltimed, and
wa called for o. a large portion Of the stock IL now
held here and In Europe
Wehaye note from Messrs. Tiffany, Young
Ellis stating that their lease extends TO May, 1854
and they have intention ofosying the premises to
The Central Bank before that time.
The jersey City Water Commissioners In
Tend TO reopen proposals. for the remainder Of the
Water Loan, three hundred thousand dollars on the
10th inst The first three hundred thousand dollars Of
the loan negots Cd at two per cent, premium for
dx per cent stock.
The New-YOrk Equitable Insurance Com
yasy has declared a semiannual dividend Of ten per
cen. the Mercantile Bank, per cent the Howard
Life Insurance Company, a semiannual interest Of
~ per cent; the Bank Of Utica four per cent the Del
swGe Bank ct Delhi, New-York, 4 per cent.
Importations of Dry Goods for the week
ending Jan 9, 1853;
Consumption.
MANUFACTURES OF wool
es4 I96 DO woreJs s2is4, - 10 stuff Goods
ss71ss 10 shs~s selso DO coans. 500 DO Lssias,
o1s DO Blanket. 81 3 90 Shirts si6s do csfVe. srs
TOTAL SO plss valued Al fl67seh
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON.
.. p1 rs 20 40 .ss % ~ SC 30 of fao I9" ga d
lac. .Iss1 II DO Hanserrhes 1ls y 10 Crayais 81
ssoo 49, a. faSss, s y DO . s %,uaafe' Of Cot
MANUFACTURES OF SIX
sss N. ASA ~ Ilda Ribbons do SATIN. a. so
sss r' : . rs 81 S s 90 DO o es,s .,s ne
do st sad woa shssl' Ill % Do crsvis ssossi
eco % DO st and Cotton .s7s ~ d. sA aud IAaen 500
on h's sssO u 90 Sove sna Niis sSia u do brs'd'
sss'i 10 q sa sa,s5 "a Msaai,s
Ss 'A '''''' Total number ''l'''' ''' ''''i at
lrae. Lsn. slbl3ia las DO Linens ard Coinns, .aiaa
90 Lace. ,,esa 90 do AsSereisss, siIo - Do rh!esd
psss., ,.l0ec at saooa
ip.s. sua. Good .s Ia % Ss.a., and Flower, =. SO
% s"'y go q DO Ies9,is,y 'aa ,, ' 10 90 Collar,
Glove . il do q" s" 1. s'' s 10, - 90 sss
Stops ro,ss ,os pas. ,.laei al s.1sss
10 w. T"1iT 's o. = S 90 oGss 'nd NS S so a
nANvr.crUKEs OF oorros
s, fo scs valued a, $3.50, sss ~ ''0' 10 10 "'''
M.surAcruREs SILK.
% phss aa seo "a do hbhons fsas40 DO sans s76 ~
DO sasws s2ssi i do Crspc DO sl6iT4 g 20 handkerchief.
Geo 80 Do rcssee, te@' a. sin and Cotton sss do Hose
Total. 81 PIE. valued !, sisl'
M.spFhcTUkes OF FLAX
MiscrLLANrous
go "a. sisss Good. ..s' DO Moh,r '1,Io 4. rlu,h
BDoAssssd
MANUFACTURES OF wool.
phfs teoe sss NHsfed sgs7 Do Nosstrd Shsvl 500
~ a. Blanls'- ss,ssl To,s o. rlss vsosd ., s5iIo
MANUFACTURES % COTTON
io do Coliona sha4 81 do CcoFrd Cotofs stSsl. dn
ssl,,1
NANCyACrVRrs OF sILK.
lfIlt sh sse5 IL D., ssrsncts a. ss ga 30 shssh an
90 ~ DO CAle shA~ls sts - % Sa $3.50 l2 % Ron
GEES esiU CT.ge. $40 40 Sh and Wsssted ~
Total Gle skss., valued a siiEe,s
MANNrACfNRHs % FLAX.
BpAs. Iiaens 50 90 IncEs aa1 Co,ns stA Io,Ai II
rAsss, 'aleed al sS,bsA
MISCELLANEOUS
se pAs straw Goo~ sAl6S SiO Nstus 80 Tas a.le
pigs, vsln~d fsASsrl
Representatives from the various Coal Com
panes Of the Cumberland district held consultation
with the Directors Of the baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
Company relative 70 the transportation of coal The
President Of that Railroad Company, Thosss swan.
ESQ., stated that the Company has received to expeni
ss,oooooo for the purpose Of laying second track
specially to the Coal districts 20 enable il to supply the
accommodation wanted and to increase their and
engines In proportion TO the requirements OF the Cod
Companies The various Coal Companies repre-
sened pa, In the following applications tor Of