New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09

railroad, car al and turnpike companies BIZ 10 pFo
the circu alton Of unauthorized bank paper 4.re DAo"
ing osures were brought forward but finally reecte
OH for the ADDITION Of the SubIreasury system by the
State in s financial matteru. b to regulate the rail-
roads in Ohio report made IN Committee for the
essential modification Of the Csury laws Of Ono but the
subject was finally postponed.
Mr. James Robb Of NewOrleans has resigned the Pres-
depcv Of the New-Oeans jackson and Great Northern
Railroad.
The stoekboders Of the wa;ertown and Rome Railroad
have voted 10 authorize its Board of Directors to ndore
the Bonds Of the Potsdam and Wstertown Railroad Co.,
under the recent act Of the Legislature.
The Boston Courier says:
"Ihere was less activity in money matters on Saturday
than on any previous day Of the pas week lhe hn re-
turnday under the old system has passed and the aIur
weekly average statements of the condition OF the banks
will insure more uniformity than heretofore The loans OF
these institutions being pretty well up TO the legal lnt
their discounts consequently restricted t0 the day r.
ceips The rates Of interest are not at al UNIFORM
and cannot be quoted with precision. That class OF paper
which comes under the fanciful denomination OF gut
edged il readily negotiated at 10 cent and oroker-
age other names perfectly good but less arstocratc
submit 10 double usanceand then comes series not 20
well known appreciated, including the everlasting oof-
rOweTs who always IN the market 70 ra-e money VIII
out much regard 10 cost Prime collateral loans range
from TO - and in second hands even higher hgures
are agreed upon This state Of afaIrs may account III
part for the awully depressed condition and runousy
0i
plentiful these tempting investments wll naturally rse IN
market vsIue-t then holders should exercise their pa
tience and make few sacrifices a. possible
The following are the Exports for the Week ending
Monday, May {:
Lospcx-2 76o bbls Flour as lso. $500 Slaves s35l
LvEHfooLs 29 bales Cotton s;2 5 i Do Hemp 80 stS y eo
Ffur 90 DO Tar and 20 DO Resin $l799 80 90 Pors
s6is 5 DO SPINS TurPelii1e and q Tueeheoss 90 & :is, ~
1000 iS7 4o +ieoei S5 ~ Do Talgw eso 2s3s
fes Msfe sI6 So si5 e Leather Cl9th
BoeI sasS pks sEis 800 Engrsvns, 70 d. Wsish
e $50 Do es'e tzosi S o ga s I2t d. g DeE 2iz
ecog Rore 425 IS btg+ Coffee 800 ." Oars +' cases Jap
s2 sesI 81, 9g;h gs 9 eg8 9 q si'3@ 81
s 1 isss g sSis al GreSe n 81 s do +23o 15l
do Tallow go iox Furniture p 40 pee neaP M 80
Tneiine C7 Flour ~ 47 ioodo olk p Do
Chrome $50 eek Bidders ~ 7os- gss hAie
POS sperm OIL 1921 cases Cutlery 1893 do Cotton and
"2d Is bales Cotton +3 s2o 28s5 Lard $500 logs
Cedar sI35 China 10 do Paintings $50 DO Imitation
stones zoo Fans 800 CO. CgsI 5 . do ild rubber
tbs Slsd Roes $3.50 30 d. Potash 80 DO sPs Iurpanne
Gl50 agon go 81 pkg Books tJ5 IS cks Jeweers Ashes
$3.50 do Goose Greae 800 SIS Plank 81 500 276 Oars $23
81 MALo-Mssts spsrs and Plank. +DooO.
RoTTERDAM-l54g bbls Resin e3loO, Model SlW cosa
Books -g2 200 Lard $40 lloo do Bacon go $500 Slaves
BSrmrs-8e bales Cotton +sai 16 bles 800 cases hhd T.
q o % s'i' pfIr oods a. ~ p ,ans Loswood lsi
Machine 1850 9too TTeNa $500 1000 ID Manufactured IooAe-
M1l1eA-s5oO Slaves 5000 $1,000 Plank 800. ...
HAMBuRGs bales Cotton $50 2C bbs shoe Pess $50 40
83 do rs Logwood ~ j 35j cases r. Goods
(g Mas $il8 $50 90 Tx Logwood 95 . 90 sperm
sce s0 50 Cabs Rice az 1873 bags saiIeie +4%' li
bales Cotton @ % y S DO End @ a ma % 30
CO.. lC0 DO Beef I 98 500 do Flour Slf 3 bags Iohee
s "a aa.e ,SI's Boos iG SO SO a5 La.d So Do Bacon
$l47S, sAoo Slaves $3.50