New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05
N 100 mes and 50 far As be estimated from present
s.en.eo, can he constructed at a moderate cost

10 100 es and 50 far As be estimated from present
Information can be constructed at a moderate cost.
Anew Bank Is in the course OF organization al Utica
under the name Of the Union Bank Nichols DevereuE
Pc 70 be the President and Martin Hart Cashier The
|. capital viii he 100000.
Some Of fe results Of the consolidation Of the New
York central lines Of roads thus pointed in The
Rookcstsr american
@Rsiroad negotiations affecting the interests Of Roches
ieryery materially have been made within few days and
need Only ofcia ratification 70 become fixed facts. The
parties 20 the the New York Consolidated Rail
roads and the Buffalo and New York City Railroad acting
conjunction, the part and divers other reads
hereafter named the other part As We are informed
the projects follows The COnhoctOn Valley Railroad
il be stopped Avon and not 20 be carried beyond
the Genesee River All their works west Of the Genesee
River to Be abandoned in consideration Of the Of
1850 10 be paid by the consolidation Of the Buffalo and
NewYork City Railroad. The Canandaigua and Niagara
Falls Road 20 give up its proposed terminus az Buffalo,
and 70 20 20 ToDawanda and the Falls in consideration Of
the sum Of 100000 20 be paid as above Collateral 20
these plans also the projects Of leasing the Gsnesee
and Honeoye Falls Railroad These may be regarded as
among the first fruits q consolidation They Of the
highest importance 10 the roads interested and the
Buffalo and Newl ork City Railroad IS concerned Of
paramount advantage 70 them Il is impossible 10
what action may be taken upon the leasing Of the
Valley Road The Directors meet tomorrow in this CITY
when we presume the Committee Of Conference will re-
port. majority Of them adverse 70 IL II remains
then, for the stockholders, by the election of Drec
tors, when he'd June, 10 designate the they
wish pursued If majority Of the shares favor leasing i
will be done. The papers are ready for execution"
The Inca Telegraph states that Mr.. Frederick Hollis
ter Of that city is about 10 sail for Europe 70 dispose Of
the Bonds Of the Sackets arbOr and Saratoga Railroad
Mr.. HOLSTER in connection with Mr. T.. C. Hamilton,
NewYork, has taken contract build the road for
s35OOO0O
Company has been organized for the construction Of
Railroad communication from Toledo, Ohio. to Dlnvie
H., nnder the Of the Wabash Valley Railroad Com
pany Of which Hon Albert S White is to be President In
the direction are A. D. Patchn Of Buffalo T. b Holmes
Of Brockport Joel Rathbone Of Albany; and Joseph b
Varnum Edward Whitehouse and John f. A. Sanford Of
New York contract has been entered into with Messrs
Body, Ross Co, of NewYork. for construction of
rsclass road equal to the Rochester Lockpor and Nj
agara Falls road The whole length Of the line from To-
ledo 10 Danve is two hundred and tyeght miles and
its estimated cost is about six millions The stock sub
scrption TO two and half millions and issue
Of three millions of Bonds will be made hereafter The
road it is expected will be completed within eighteen
months.
The following comparative statement shows the amount
of tolls received the Albany office during the month of
April, this year and last; .
Second g,;s S; s.. f q ap;is..s ' g
$685. oa a9553 g
The receipts Of canal tolls West Troy for the fourth
week in April show decrease the amount received
during the corresponding period last year. The following
the returns
Tolh for fourth week in April sll,O55 &c
Tolls for fourth week in April, s53.-.... s32' %
Increase this year. 81
The total receipts from the opening Of navigation to the
close of April this year and lost embracing the same mum
Der Of days presents balance in favor of the present year
of sl,574 r., as follows:
Tolls for April, s2o52s 80
Increase this year ..:sl,'H r
The number Of boats weighed this year 0ee, against
573 during the same period last year
Exports for the week ending May g.
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Naval Stores looCO slaves 49, go. ~, N, go j. ~,
s y do ASp 'ss bSS Com S US DO W o slaves
s. tsn LogwOCd cases Good. 5Oo osa5 35 gals Sperm
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DO Leather 7 do Lard 75 DO Bacon S67 gals Sperm OH 50
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Goods BTs9 ~ Salons ?, s s sao O
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OH Asncnupl Implements PAs tu5s . 81 a Ssv Stores
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90 sIs teree, Rice % Paper 80 BAGS Corn ~ 90
70 bales Hay boxes Candles 20 Oxen ~ shsp az ,is
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80 DO Bread l7 III. Hama SVao 90 s. Drug 10
TINS Coal feet Lumber 40 bundles Ray ~ es' 10 M
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bs Lard 2s2l Hams 200 do Cheese 90 90 ou.iei - 90
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case fpdnsA do nss Araeles uaid p ME- ~.
ROOT 90 Conbs y Yellow, Bellows cases Stationary
Mode Watches DO Felt Boiler cases
ery do Cedar 6 AZ Implements Coach oASe H. "0''
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markets,...o ARETvLLr REPORTED ron THE IEisvSs.
-. WEDNESDAY. NAV 4 1873
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