New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

a ;rcr;,v and d:sposition Manifested in regard 70
acme other descriptions Of wines, and presume ns|
similar efforts will be insured ere fopg toESu ."7
con,roIlpg OF the stocks Of sherry IN market J0oong
continues dull, and from appearances coIeCyons a.
ttis p,riod will prove 10 s cesree Stringent Ihefe
every sjgn of some ughness in money ma'ters 10 Dc
e1perieI G. d. probably we Will hsye out I'us au'
nation 10 record until the trouble ard attendant PEI
ple1ities OF tomorrow and next Gay s'e over au ZIG
steamer gone.
The Sunbury and Erie railroad, extending from the
h.rbor of Erie south, eighty-iwo miles 10 Mexican
county has lately been put under contract to be PAID
in one half in the ty and county bonds OF Ere and
the county of Warren, obequarter in seven per cent
bonds OF the company and quarter ia cash. L, IS
understood that the city of Erie issues Of It's bonds
county Of Erie $780, 600, and Warren county
$40 600. How or where the contractors expect TO
raise money upon those, is yet to be learned. Ger
taipIv they cannot be sold in this market excepting
At a great sacrifice. 1t is understood that about
$4,000 Of the bonds Of the city OF Erie issued to the
Durbury and Erie railroad dis posed OF in this
market within the past year q. about 40 2 cent.
The commissioners of Erie county since their recent
electop have some hesitaDcy about making the issue
of bonds The question against the county subscrp-
tion having been decided in the choice of comnis
,ion who was pledged against all municipal SUBJ
scriptons to railroads. The contractors are demand
rp the Issue Of the Erie county bonds asserting th,t
.be work cannot be commenced until the issue Is
made. Here il a work requiring some s3,00o,ooo or
&. COO. Ooo TO complete it. That csnno; be con-
mepced unless the county of Erie first gives the con-
tractors soc coo Of its bonds, upon which TO con-
mence their operations. TIE above contract has been
given By the Sunbury and Erie railroad TO parties at
Erie who were active in the Erie opposition to the
In nj 10 rps A
which were countenanced by the authorities, the
bonds Of that city and county We should think,
scarcely find a marke. anywhere. The governor OF
PENNSYLVANIA has at length signed the Ere railroad
hill generally known as Thompsons bill. This fact
Gas had tendency to depIeSs in this market the
p1ices Of the Cleveland and Toledo and Michigan
Southern stocks, as il is esred the Winter business
may be interrupted by fresh disturbances at Erie
We understand, however, the question viii be carried
up to the highest court, and meanwhile arrangements
are made to prevent any interruption Of business.
The receipts of the Great Western Canada road
since Aug. l, 1855, have been Gl6l,lo9 against
f9s 272 during the same time last year.
The snthracite coal trade the past week by the
three principal lines foots up ,l96 tuns. For the
week ending on Thursday the shipments by way of the
Scbuykill Navigation were ssl5 tuns, aud for the
season to the same date 9sl 80 tuns being l65,2j7
tuns in excess Of the tunnage last year to the same
time. The Reading Railroad for the week ending on
the sape day brought down a. 76s tuns and for the
year 10 the same time 209G 297 tuns against $50 81
iups TO the same date last year. The shipments of
coal on the ehigh for the week ending with Saturday,
ast were 35sl3 tuns against 81 1871 tuus for
handing week last year. for the lilo, 81 tuns
against lOi $40 tuIs to same time last year. Thee
is some III lie Improvement In the demand for stove
coal, In other respects the market remains without
material chspge Gull for the season, ard vessels very
scarce. The Lehigh Coal and Navigation company
have given notee that in order 10 afford time for the
carly completion of tie repairs and improvements in
fenced 10 be made on the line Of the LshRh and Della
ware canal navigation will be suspended and after
the Let p oximo.
The following is the official statement o. the aver
age CONDITION Of the banks OF Massachusetts out Of
Boston. during the five weeks ending Nov. B. 1855:
CApial stock s2s 2le COZ Dire other banks. S5G676
Loans and discounts a $685. 81 Deposits 6y9530
epecie in banks. 1l60o3i Circulation. II s9f9
Due fun. other banks 4 ,5S sos
At Philadelphia money has been of easier access
within the past two three days than st the close of
the last and the early part of the present week.
Strictly first class paper very little Of which is the
market, To- 10 T. cent, aud secondary grades at
l3lal5.
Al Boston there is lively deusnd for money. The
rate for best paper IL = cent other grades Official.
Ct regulation.
The quantity of -four, whest, corn and barley left
at de-water during the first week in November in the
wears 1854 and 1855 il as follows: