New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
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Tie estm,;e receipts by Mr.. S. ". Roberts ths
Engineer OF ths road fir 1884, was 5000, COO Its
pIobabe that the receipts for this year Will be equal
70 one million Of dsllars-about one-ioarth the en-
tire cost OF the road.
Bat few railroads in tho country show such large
annual Increase Of receipts.
This line s under excellent management.
The Astor House meeting of the Stockholders Of
the Erie Railroad wss IS we anticipated, a fxxle.
Ii called anonymously, and but few persons paid
any attention to the call About twenty-five persons
assembled in small ROOM and after sitting IN silence
about bali hour, Mr.. ID. ID. Williamson of the
Farmers Trust Co., asked who called tue meeting,
and if il was TO be organized but meeting with no
response The psrties present quietly walked away
We omitted TO credit the able article we republished
this morning on the Erie Railroad to The American
Railray Journal, in which it originally appeared.
The steamer to-day took 81 Os6 600, a considerable
poron in coin This is rather less than was antci-
pated We think at least 100000 of the above
amount wOs from the Mexican fund deposited in our
banks. As far can ascertain, about five of the
seven millions of Mexican money has been drawn out
by the agent Of Santa Anna and paid to various
parties bere, nearly all of which has or will eventually
be sent abroad.
The annexed remarks in regard to the Cotton move-
rnent are from VIM. y. Wrigbts Circular for the
steamer:
"By reference TO Table of Receipts. &c, il viii be
noticed that the total already in the ports amounts 30
1900 600 bales; have yet TO add week receipts
AT Mobile and New Orleans, together with additions
for Texas and Florida, well as what has been re-
ceved ove rland in Baltimore Philadelphia and New
York The total to be made up by our shipping list
next week will not vary much from 80 900 bales.
Tile accounts from the COtton-grOwing region
received during the past week-are generally favor.
alle. In some few places in Georgia, Alabama and
Mississippi the long continued drouth is causing
injury Up to this time, however, there has been
season within my recollection when fewer complaints
or less crunbling INDUCED in than the present.
The total receipts of new Cotton at all the ports
IN 10 the latest mail dates amount to 3s2 bales,
against IS bales ast year. With the prevalence of
yellow fever at al' the principal shipping ports, we
must not look for early large receipts of the
crop; on the contrary, they will be restricted until
after a frost" The picking goes on uninterrupt-
tdy, under highly favorable weather for securing
lsrger quantity than usual OF good Cottons.'
THE following is a statement of tho movement in
Cotton since the st September last, as compared with
Tie previous three years:
1854. 1853. 1852. 1881.
pec.ip At the s91 Geo 2 600 Soleooo S 900
Frpofs Great Britain. 9e 600 10000 lel0Ooo ts 300
Exports 10 Fmnce....... Tl 600 tJl 600 tRGO g3Wo
obr For sn prts $4,000 $500 $4,000 $4,000
Tots Exports coo 25ii goo 2ti Ooe 2ol 900
stock on hand .......... ll5,oW 1900 10000 1900
"Of which during the past week. included in the
above: ~ -
Expolts to Great Britain. l2,oco 5000 5000 1900
E1roIts to France. 49,. 10000 1000 1900
EaToTts to othr korgn Prs -. lNe - -.
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