New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
The whole amount Of bids was a. follows :

1t will be seen by reference TO our columns
that the Wellsvile Coal and Land Company will sell on
Friday the 18th, through Mr. s. Draper at the Merchants
Exchange $4,000 of their first Mortgage Convertible
Bonds This is of the fret organized Companies for
the purpose of mining and shipping coal from the Ohio
River and the Yellow Creek Valley to the lakes by the
railroad now in operation from Wesville to Cleve.
land. The Company commence operations under
good auspices enjoying other permanent sources Of
revenue aside from the coal trade, and owning
Dopoy Of the real estate in and surrounding the thrv
ing village ofWelsville The counties extending some
sixty or seventy miles southwark from Lake Erie as
well as the whole lake region, including the Canada
shores look 10 the Ohio River hills for considerable
portion Of their supply Of coal The supply Of COAL
even at the most accessible points on Lake Erie fire.
quenty falls short of the demand and the price coAse-
quently rules high. At Cleveland during the past
winter 81 80 y tun has been paid at the yards A
price 81 90 y tun less than that rate would,
IL believed realize for the Wellsvile Company good
dividends.
The last week has been one of diminished
activity in Dry Goods owing to the sudden strngency
Of the Money Market. This week there were symp.
toms OF renewed activity. Prices however, are fully
maintained. Unbeached sheetings and shirtings are
very firm at 6lc G7lc. for light, and Sc for heavy
styles and with an upward tendency Bleache1 Goods
are in moderate stock with q good assortment and
lively demand at full rates. Brown Drills are active
for export well for the home trade at &c. blues at
9ic. a9ic, and bleached ETC osnaburgs are scarce
and wanted at full rites Denims in steady demand
at regular prices. Stripes firm and active Ticks
rather scarce, the receipts selling quick arrival
Printing Cloths very steady with fair demand at
4ic d6ic. Prints are rather inactive; the stock is
a..
quently favor the buyer De LANES also very
active but are firm Ginghams are In fair request at
lie. for all good styles Cloths are firm and partly
held above current prices the demand is good but
mostly supplied from the stocks of Yorkshire aud
German importers. Fancy Cassimeres very active
mostly at q dl0I, at which the market Il firm. Plain
styles are also quick of sale at full prices Blacks
active and firm. Sstinets are n light sup
ply with a good demand Prices are buoy nt
Linseys sell quick at 2Oc d2lc Jeans are
dull and heavy. Tweeds active and buoyant
Flannes are scarce and have advanced in price and
the market still tends upward. The demand Is good
Blankets are also advancing In foreign goods there
very regular and active demand quietly operating for
all desirable goods which well sustained in price
The large importstions have been well distributed
leaving but light stocks in first hands The goods Of
fsred through the auction room have not been desra
BILE goods and have not consequently prices
They have been generally parcels previously cullod
from in private trade and do not indicate the market
The few auctions show however more strikinsly the
goodness of private sales Silks and fine Cotton goods
are active especially at good rates Cloths also have
been in increased activity selling previous to arrival
Prices vary from 81 sat to o. so British goods are
less active and fancy dress goods are offering al lower
priees The supply Of both Foreisn and Domestic De
LANES and Prints has rather exceeded the demand
which is giving hesviness to prices The very best
French styles are alone firm AL staple goods are very
Arm. The Cotton manufacturing business jus now 70
exceedingly profitable. The only complaints heard Of
are Of the high price Of wool Jobbers are very acve
aud payments from city and country are well made
The Nec Haren Herald states that the Wood
bury Bank continued to redeem It's notes Saturday
and yesterday and lis friends hope il Will be able to
weather the storm and sustain itself through its pres
ent difficulties.
MIR. Oscar Paddock has been appointed
Cashier of the Black River Bank in place of Mr. H G.
Gilbert appointed TO the Csshiershp of me Bank Of
he Capital. at Albany
Mr.. Collins A. Durham has been elected TO
the Csshiership Of the oedensburg Bank in place Of
Mr.. Judson, res med Mr. Judson has been elected
Cashier Of q Sank at Albany.
W. F. s.! moar, Esq, is appointed Cashier
OF the ssrSiogs County Bank in place Of 5 Scott, Esq
who goes to Chicago in the same capacity
Exports from this Port for the week ending
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rsss fosr g ee Po,s $50 sel Bel Sci
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s 80, edo. Metal NaeSsssy 3 ssas L