New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 81


The coal when brought TO market will 9upersede the
Of al other bumnous Goals for the Manufacture of
gas propulsion of steam machinery aud is invalube
for poir An election for Directors will be held at
the Office of John Thompson Esq Of Broadway
and Wall st. on Saturday next 2dih inst.
The Boston Courier gives the following information in
regard TO various Railcoads'in that vicinity:
The Northern On. II Railroad Cooperation has pur.
chased Of Messrs j. w. Clarke X Co and associates
100000 of the Ogdensburg Railroad Second Mortgage
Seven cent. Bonds at par-also, all the property and
franchise OF the New Hampshire Central and the Concord
and Claomont Railroads, besides making compens alton
to the Sullivan Railroad for the advantage which it viii
have 70 forego by the non extension of the New Hamp
shire Central to Claremont its line. The whole trade
involves sl,l25 00O and the payments are be made in
the stock bonds and notes Of the Northern road besides
money enough to enable the Ogdenburg road pay the
hall yearly interest (Sli00Oo on It's four million bonds,
the which will fall due the Of April next
THE singular bargain is intended TO the North
ern line that portion of the through business which
might otherwise have been diverted The Northern road
has he eeiore pursued gidy alive policy in
gard TO indeb edness which did however prevent
stock from fsDg TO s45 per share four months and
but for the runous rivalry which threatened to of is
dividends probably would not depart from its past
course of action The arrangement il said has caused
considerable disaootion the part of the Ftchburg
Cheshire and Rutland line of roads claiming fair share
Of the business which it asserted the Vermont and Can
ada road bound by legislative requirement afford by
building ten miles of road TO with the Rutland
road at Burlington.
Thomss acher President of the Cheshre) has accented
the Presider'y of the Rutland and Burlington Railroad
made vacant by the recent resignation of William Ray
mona Lee ana George tibbens has been chosen Treas
urer Arrangements have been made with the Fitchbury
and Cheshire Railroads TO furnish the Rutland with
sl0Oo0 worth Ct additional and engines and upon
the oTenlI OF navigation on Lake Champlan, the Rut
land backed friends will oil fair and hon
cradle means to obtain its fair share of the traffic between
Rouses Point and this city Negotiations arc also in pr
gress in regard 70 tie third mortg ge viii h will probably
relieve tho Corporation from temporary enbGrrasmeus
and IFS securities ard stocks be better appreciated
The OgdcnsbUrg road Will in consequence Of recon
movement surely be enabled 10 pay its interest promptly
ON the lst proNmo axd although the net earnings for the
past year may not be quite sufficient for that purpose
there can be but little doubt that the gain this yea- will
make good the deficiency. The gross earnings OF the Yer
mont Central and Canads Railroad from January 1853 10
January 1854 have been e350s6 ia the first six m nhs
ard s4;5Cg2 IL the second six months-total s570I7s
Should the receipts amount TO $500 GOO toe present
yoa' they voula allow S4a000 for interest sl-o0oO for
Nntiogtther s5S50o0; and lesve S535Voo nearly 60
Ter cent for expenses and repairs. Whatever tie
dishusI may fall short O: the GO peg cent it will
lie for the benefit Of the corporation and the ftockhode
TIE following he Exports e, the week endng Mon
day, Merch 60:
o,bbs Flour sac2S ss5 DO Resa 500 ~ DO.
TgIFr S2 s 90 sss F.s SP h gsH P s Ss
go his t Beef so s2s Vi 80 70 MaI9seuroa Ts5,.sO
81 Isl g 20 sseos sS go Is .e; GiSs ,S 10 do Is
1IvrEoo,- go bales Cool sl4 50 el2s brsS 5oS
Meal ss: ss5e: Rem sa rtiPeaSe 1871 ais 3 6a,
cos q 3 :. DO h hd az y. ~ a' s5 S Wax - fl s'
GALS ie oT Ne4 $3.50 go Bass IS $50 81 50 sisvo 3
s3o 3. g Ss',; ~ Ids =. ~. ossd is SAG Al;i
B1ois $50
FAiNoCrH-is SIS bush. Rye SO "a
QUEENSTOWN St75 hush Wheat sI6ooo
GLAScow 2i b Cotton SIT LAID S7i SIS .7--0
rs Tuloe. sS60 7S5O IA Bacon, sG7o0 So th F-.r
s. 30 y tcs Tobacco sS7e co slaves $50 c. Inda b.
her GCofs 81 10
HAyKE Il Is Cotton a. 5 $3.50 rs Pseon. s25nc pkg
Furs &c. Sewing Mschi-t $50 c Bocks SIS Ials
1t bier Goods Sl7S, {. PGini'rgs So.
ANiwXEP 4t9 bales Cotton SANS! l6 700 buh Rive so 81
10 ct6 What 1893. rs bales Tobsceo O. hhds si78
tb. Ash's ~ So si 90 Resin 80, us DO Beef se2 S9
c. Flour e 81 70 Co PoTk flS Rice 81 SIS $40
ard - t7o co Bacon @ $50 CisAEs S9f2 IS
Lcewood Go zS4 Coffee S S2i bags Ia bids
,S9 bNs go 10 has Candles s-i lSj logs MaAog,ny s0 rs
Go Cedar sgS
BKyNFS-2G b1s. Resin $50, lo9 bxs Tobacco 81 i5 rs
uIs Lei wood 81 as