New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

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,,n IT, ssrraeste s-ares; ~ tas ada tidy ws
ssoa, 81 0oe unss.sx sac.oo for the to. sssS tie
peod.rt II sheet four roosshS eper<uass wi's 10 ~
~ nss Ther- hsve heca n OF ~ ssaisisssl Assds
N de AIM ard ne ,ca Zoe the coming Hs~asss
3 Is thcsgss oil b. 80 10 30 sass per mssA Me-
he sale Of ere lox7 .asres OF the sesex Of ne osn
psny wers soAa - s.i 81 - v SHARE
The annual election oil the PsnssiS RAarsaa
Comp.sy was he'd Yesterday TIE sssrj s tbs ssss
yah tAAi chosen last year. With the ssiia~s 81 NJ
Camsock Of the arm at Rowland q AVssvA -
Mr. Lamar Of the Bsak Of The Ressbsc. @ 81 ne -
csocies occ.sicne ey dscease Of John L. SsepAsss ~
SanseI : Hswissd
The following gentlemen were elected D,res-
tors Of tie Mechanics Rank to-day sAeoAsrd KaspA
ReSer, Kelly. A. C KiaSslsaa, 7. C. Carssvsyss.
Richard Irwin. Lisas w. Stevens rrsasss Hal C. "a
Ssnd. Oliver b Tweedy. John BulIsrd, Ir,. wdhsa
cs..berisio, p A Harg,as =. w. Edncsds
The number Of first class passcaxers traas
ported the Albany and Schenectady RAilraa& d.
ing he mostA Of March. aitino. were. ......... 49,
Fcr March, ISL
Increase - per cent. ....................... a.
A Committee Of three Directors frsm each
q the Roads forming the Central Live Of sAs ssats
have been VIII be appointei who vii mess % Mo-
,sy aexs At Syracuse TO arrange the basis Of eosssk
isiica-
The advices from Albany in regard - de
coll bill on railroads conrsiicsory. bat me iAss
rsther Indicates that will be lost There "a ssa1 hss
ever necessity for The exerons Of all those Who vosa
not see oar OF traffic TO the great Wet taxed
tor the benefit Of the Pesnsylvana Central and bsla
more and Ohio roads The tar BY increasing the csss
Of transportation viii force basess over tho Improve
ments Of other States where such i'm pssspa exst
snd thus reduce materially the revenues Of tho pseAs
works Of State. upoa which so mach ospssA
las been expended The tar operates . airccsbs.sS
for the roads Of other States
A correspondent Of TAe Erenisg Post thss
Illustrates he eject Of the bill imposing tolls sPss
railroad freight
Let US assume thss . farmer In Erie County apprcrr
100 Of hs land the raising OF sraia and
that n produces 2 90 bushels OF all kinds which hs
seed. 10 New York markss. and which "a e2usl 10 -
tups, - per tan for canal and river trsnspsrtsacA
say 80 tuns Of 81. ~
Add canal tolls on $50 miles at Oh IS ......... 81 -
Add : 10 mlltsx on land valued at ESQ per acre "
ToiL cos, Of gettias products to market and
S.'ns, n -, -, ,r,.rc,e Conn,, r.;.s. ,hs 80
Of grain the quantity oflsnd aud senas
il to the market By the New York and Fro Raa
road
He pay. :. the present rates ON 30 tuns q 80 o5s -
Canal tolls ON 40 miles 20 tuna a. - y Ii3 -
7l0 mill tax onlsDd valued at 30 per sere ~
Total cost OF gettin, products to market and
state tax and tolls .....................t&S ear %
Showing that given number OF tho hae u
tie New York and Ere Railroad Of halt the vass Of sscS
= farm the Erie Canal. but producing the sans
amount, will have to pay in transportation canal tolls
ar taxes on value and yearly product OF t9ts = ss
100 per cent? than the amount paid sy ths farm
situated At or the canal Furthermore, the Chau
tsuque farmer without getting particle Of advantage
from the Csns Is called to pay annually into the State
Treasury In the shspe 81 tolls and taxes, OF - 70 sssS
than his fortunate neighbour, who enjoys the benefit Of
that cheaper mode OF transportation and THE soo tor ths
purpose OF enabling the Erie County or the lniaoss
FARMER to get his gram to market s!ill cheaper
The compSPon of the eject of this Law on the ras
read and canal districts Il applicable Ia sresie< or ies
degree, TO all toe counties ofthe State.
The demand for Dry Goods from first hands
bss improved the last few days, while from seeosA
hands has become exceedingly active Importation and
home production both large anil add materially 10
the stock ON hand but holders arm In the bsl'es
that all desirable fancy and all staple goods In stock
will he wanted before the close OF the Tue
goods sold at auction which have been considerable In
the pat week are mostly parcels from which sslso
ons have been made st private SALE and do not there
fore represent the market Up to this period there
have been goods sold through thu auction rooss
than TO the same period Of 1852 Unbesched Sheet
ngs and shirings are in short supply especially hssvy
goods a, Sc, and prices are firm. Bleached goods are
held AZ full prices. There u no oyers,ock or appear
Of approaching one and very sc,ive trade h
stll In progress Fine goods have advanced To- Drals
are less active but steady In price Ticks sotivs
at regular prices Stripes moderately so Printing
Cloths are In increased supply, and rather heavy
IN price. Prints are In accumulated stock, snl
prices are giving wsy. OF the medium and lows
Qualities Glnghsms are active ~ l0I ellie, Lawns
are Ia greater request and prices are srner
Delsines sre In over supply, and prices are yery
heavy The increased production has greatly es
teeded the consumption. Cloths very srm from
the moderate stock and prices only kept 10
check by he imported article Casslneree are la
moderate supply relative 10 the demand. and prices
ere very regular aud steady. Doeskns are rsthes
scarce. satnets are dull but steady Ilnssys are Ia.
active, withou, change 10 quotations. Tweeds are
scarce and In request. Jeans are dali and heavy
fsntels and blankets are very drm, with q smaa
supply. Foreign goods have been much more active
this week. The sales have far exceeded those Of the
previous week. Fin. dre-s French goods have been
less abundant Plaid SILKS have sustained q heavy
run OF demand, and are reduced to q low stock An
good silks, egured, plain and coiored In active
request Printed COtt0ns have slso moved freely
Cloths Orisk Of sale &c fun prices Dseskns seii
readily British goods less active hsn Continental
bat firm IN price, with a fair and steady demand
Tie impOrtaishs will shortly fall oil The adyless
both from Liverpool md IIsvre indicate reduced ship
msnis by the packets the way Me.sr. Edward
Higgin Co Circular OF the lssh March, gives tho
following stAt,Enen, Of exports from Liverpool aud
Glasgow between tho lfih February and lJth March
10 sew.York packages ....................s9f
To y, -fon ............5O0 4
To PhIiadsl pdia. .....-..............ly B
70 BsIfirnofe. ~
To View DTlesns. .-.....-...-....... IN
To Charleston -
Avli4. -.-.+ 's..--..-.. -lJOas
The agoging /. the statement ior the whole .essons