New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23


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se demand 10 rather larger The rates OF nT'' CLASS PpSf
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49, ~ The construction Of railroad through the valley Of
a. Chenango 10 connect with the NewYork and Erie
posd At Binghsmpton After long discussion on the adj
vsnpees sevasIy presented by Rome and Utica a. the
Northern terminus the convention decided IN favor OF the
Lite, and The Company organized under the name Of
,he I,,a and Binghampton Railroad and the following d.
,.e,ors elected. A. Aunson, John Bntterhed, Willard
Cx.aa o b Maiteson, Utica; William G. Young, New
Yoyk J. A Mott Hamilton; Lewis Wickwsre Hnniltoni
David Griffin Norwich; William Mygat, Oxford; j. Ju
ran. Greene; Edward Tompkins Chss. NJ. Keene Cyrus
Strong Binghsmpton. The estimated distance from Bng
hampton 10 Utica is ninety miles and the road will cost
about OIL eC0OOo At Utica the road will connect with the
contemplated road through the Black River country 70 the
River 81 Lawrence.
Rhode leland has present less than seventy one bank
ts n,fiipons with aggregate capital of s4ooO00o.
ar twenty sx are located in Providence, With CAPT
ti Of sIOH9G00 average Of about 100000 each.
seven rev banks have been incorporated at the late
Cheer Bank, Peoples Bank, Atlantic Bank, Peaeedae
Rank Butchers ard DrOyers Bank and the GrOoers and
Producers Bank.
Preparaons are being made for putting the Gtenl and
Chicago Air Line Road under contract. The surveys
and estimates are completed Starting from the Junction
his road runs little north Of west il straight hne 20
ithn twenty miles Of Dixon where II with the
Rockford aud Rock Island Railroad which passes through
DIXON and Sterling 70 Fulton City and Albany, on the
N,slssippi At Fulton road is 10 be continued 10 Council
Bluffs for which a company has been formed and partial
surveys made The Engineers report the proposed route
Tor the Air Line Road 10 be favorable the maximum
srsde AZ far Dixon not being than thirty feet The
heaviest piece Of work will be the bridge Fox River
which 10 be feet long, to rest three piers and
abulmens The spans to be 19 feet in the clear or
lQs feet from center center Pier and Abutmen The
Piers will be 2s feet Ia hight, 81 feet in length and feet
Nm width at the top The length Of the road from the juno
non 10 D,on will he 65 miles and from Dixon Fulton
CITY 81 miles So direct the road that there W. not be
more than twenty degrees curvature in the miles The
lettings are TO take place on the 25sh infant.
Importatons Of Dry Goods for the week ending May
10, 1883;
naRUTAcTUREs WOOL
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pls. Straw Goods o. EG1oiaery 81 40 do Fss'b-
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sls. Cotton Sds SPs,sd $500 Dc MuiS; :sI
a. POOLS 500 % 4o f' s ;':
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topiss Linens, s7,7sd.
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Splgs valued Al S6,te.
Importatons Ioher than Dry Goods. At the port of New.
York, for the week ending Friday May 20, 1885,
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