New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-25

,absod from heir country customers and prices show
enhanced frmness for al descriptions The slight filling
M m co.,on fircs which had TO notice few weeks
aco Il nt felt nov Woolsns continue advancing steadily
The iunortafons Of foreign goods for the fail
trade Heavy brown sheetings sren request at &C. and
Iiot GRADES at re- stock is not accommodating Beached
Goods arc frmr with fair demand fine qualities s7 at
iqI aI3c Drills are steady they have been sold large
ly for future delivery at &C. for browns se for blues and
&c fr bleached Osnabugs inactive bat prices are
without nominal change, though the stock Is increasing
DENNIS are in fair reque It and steady Stripes are active
and enn The inferior qualities Of Ticks are brisk. AMI
prioes steadv There Is better demand f.. Printing
Cloths at steady pTices-sl &c The Print market ez
hibs quite revival Of fTmness new designs a-e " r.
quest and business seems increasing FIST Gnghcns are
st in short supply and firm at lo2allc. Lawns are dull
the quality wanted sells at 9iallic Deaines are IN
active the new styles are yet in market q 9TH. are
in moderate demand the clohers are in market Buying
with Caution The tendency Of the market strongly up
ward Fancy Cassimeres stl in request aud the re-
mainder stock Of the sells at full prices to oooes
and clotbiers FAD styles are not yet 10 market PAN
styles and blacks are fair request and prices are steady
Satnets are m brisk steady prices. Lnseys are acVe
at gle. Tweeds and Jeans frm with FAR sales ran
mis- and Blankets buOyant account q the increasing
cs Of production and low stock though the present ae
mand Is slight Foreign Goods are in reqsest The cloth
iers are making purchases for their fall stock All staple
goods sell steadily and there has been far number OF
transactions for this seasons goods at regular prices The
trade Of the season commenced and is closing week or
two earlier and the demand for fail goods Is about 70 com
mence also rather earlier The exports in Dry Goods hs
been active and continues 90 but to California little
doing.
The earnings Of the Concord and Montreal Railroad ior
II p &: same month Of ssl sii, A
Gain (2 q 81
The April returns Of the Vermont and Massachusetts,
Railroad show gain over the corresponding month OF leo2
The bill to establish Redemption Bank in hassachu
sets has been postponed to the next session OF the Lsgs
ture
The export Of cotton goods from Boston since JAnury
has been 3lss packages against s26lo in the correspond
ing period Of ls52
The Oedtnsburg earnings for April turn ont TO he ass
ll2 "a instead Of 600 reported by telegraph The
passenger earnings are slO,33l CT.
The Syracuse Journal gives account Of the FIRST trip
Of the cars over the direct railroad from that city to
Rochester The bridge Seneca River is 800 ieet
long and Is most substantially built The mason WORK IS
laid for double track is in fact the mason work on tbs
entire road The bridge over Aliens Creek 6j0eo long
snd 10 feet high II cost $4,000 On returning the train
started from the depot here hour and ten minutes be
hind the regular mail train the old road and reached
Sracue forty minutes ahead of IT. On the first OF jane
rcgusr trains TO be placed upon the new road which
"a miles shorter than the old one
We have n copy Of the agreement made the l'tn OF MAY
last between The Albany and Schenectady the Schenectady
and Troy the Utica and Schenectady the Mohawk Valley
the Syracuse aud Utica, the Syracuse and Utica Direct
the Rochester and Syracuse the Buffalo and Rochester
the Rochester Lockpor and Niagara Falls, and tn Bal
fao and Lockport Railroad Companies whereby the said
Companies are consolidated into corporation under
the name Of The ewYork Central Railroad Company"
Al. - a. 30. 1o4sg ~ tho To
Of New York entitled AN Act 10 authorize the conso'
lidation of certain Railroad Companies passed April
1853
The important stpulaon OF this agreement already
well known readers but many Of the details have
never been made public As this one OF the most br
liant and important railroad arrangements ever consun
mated in this country probably in the world aud as
ties in nearly every portion Of the world interested in
the stocks bonds of Of the Companies above
named brief synopsis OF the agreement OF con
solidation which now perfected with the exception OF
its ratification by the two thirds stockholders vote. The
term Of the corporation is fixed at 800 years.
The directors Of the said corporation shall be thr
teen in number The first election Of directors shall be
held at the City Hall in the City of Albany Wednesday
the 9th day of July next
Henry ii Martin George Dexter and Rufus G. Boards
lee Of the City Of Albany hereby appointed inspectors
of the said ection.
The directors Of the said corporation shall thereafter
be chosen annually on the "a wednesday OF December II
each year after the present year, 1853.
The capital stock Of the said corporation being lin
tied 10y the the aggregate amount Of the capitals of
the several companies thus consolidated the respective
parties hereto do severay agree and declare that the cap
ita stock Of the said corporations respectively together
with the amount any Of standing bonds legally issued
byths said several corporations with the right privilege
TO the holders thereof convert the into the capital
stock Of sue companies respectively at par on surrender
Of the said bends and the terms therein mentioned
as follows:
Albany and scAerecfsy Railroad
$4,000
AZ Railpa A50ao00
Mohawk L5150o
Svraruse and Utica Railroad Go. 270QO00
syraense ana usca Direct Railroad ........ 6oQO0
Eoehester and Syracuse Railroad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S6s700
Ccvsible Bo ds al aid Conpanys.. 1900
Ruaao ana Roche ser Rslroad 30O0
Roeher Ioclpon Falls Railroad 20l6lOo
The said $4,000
Ruaaio ana Lock e75O01
80 ).
OF which So, eco Is bonded convertible deth
Ncs.h said ia .tara