New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-14

$50 ,hAre. Br oIlya FIs Ina eAe3l
. ,s.,s. Am.iicsS Goa Co, Allegheny Co....i
80 shares Min IA Apd Man setufinf CO.. II
Simeon Diapers regular sea weekly sale of BOods
and Stocks will take place TO morrow, Friday, az .,
O'Clock. at the Merchants EIcoange.
The annual election Of Directors OF the Great West
,r Railroad of Illinois vi be beld at the Office OF
Comtuy, IS willisnl-st., on the 10th of October.
Mr.. Bank Surerin endent Schconmsk.r hiss sp-
pointed Mr.. Geo ID Lyman, manager OF the Clearing
House. Agent Of the Department in this City, having
charge of the bAnk aote ps;@s and printing uuder the
Supervision Of ths, Department. The appointment
is very good one ane is entirely Satisfactory 70 the
Banks Interested.
r. WAker has reegbed the Presidency Of tie
Texas Western Railroad Company, and Mr. +. NJ.
Dimop6 Ex-Governor OF Rhode IsloDd nos q resident
OF Texas, vas elected % Gil the vacancy.
The Money market is again easier on call, although
the demsId il It'll active. The rate of n'eres. con-
tpues established at y cent on good securlties
Some OF the Banks reducing their call loans and
doing paper for their customers
pes-rs. Clark. Dodge & Co. offer for ssle $4,000
of Burlington City, ? cents. The bonds aye payable
30 " ars aer date with Interest and principal payable
in New-YoIk.
A decision was rendered to-day by referees IN
question OF commercial ussges which sc think OF sui
fcert importsuce a. be recorded. The vessel b1ng-
il the last cargo OF Breckenridge coa arrived here
fron New Orleans, detained at iarantine by the
Heath Officer The coal was unlosded INTO lighters,
and sent up TO town, although the bill o. ladiag re-
ouired tie ship 10 deliver il at the TEentS-i1ths ST.
pier on the North Riser The eonsignee of The snij
REQUIRED the consgDee of the coal to pay the lighter
age. which he declined to do. The question was left
TO the arbitr alton Of Capt. Russell S,urg aud Mr. A.
w Weldon coal dealer. Capt. Stargis decided that
the sgnee Of the coal should pay the igherage, TO
which Mr. Weldon dissentd. The arbitrator thea
called in as umpire Mr. Vim. Nels n, merchant, who
decided with Capt. Sturgis that the cpnsgnee OF the
coal should pay the hghteraee. twas considerei
thst the spulaons in the bill Of lsdng did not COO
template any il terertnc by quarantine regulations,
and were therefore not binding; thst the ship wss
perverted by ate authorities from delivering hsr
cargo as stipulated and could not in us,ce be asked
TO 90 more than she bad done.
Our obbers Gre now doing sn immense business,
and az the market for most descriptions OF goods Is
adva, cling, they are making large prosts. Tee an-
need. from the money article OF The Igdep'ndeEt,
cor Getty describes the presen, busine of oar Cy
Never have We seen the great ihoroug hfa'es of
New-Yofk more crowded active with business t1an
during tie pact week. Our hotels are ccmJletely
pocked With merchants and travellers from ali sections
Of the country. On single morning the arrivals by
the Eastern steamboats, alone amounted TO over thur
te. Il HUNDRED. Probably one hundred and twenty-five
tLousaId Stranger ore now 10 this City.
CITE amount OF merchandise now being shipped
ence III every objection s beyond al precedent Oar
Obj nc ana importing merchants who are favored
III hbt raj stocks of goods were never dong larger
or more profitable trade. Desirable Fau aud Winter
goods cor'inue 10 adv ance in prices, particularly
foreign fab les, and bought mp by sample cards or
0 hei Nise Immediately after arrival Every branch
of usi ess appears 10 be active. The city retail trade
has common cd earlier than usual, stimulated proos-
big by the prospect Of higher pnees, and bare mar
ktt later il the season.
'As IN Indication OF the rapid growth Of the country
ard The demapd for me goods, We Will mention that
within the short space OF years the Importation
Of Lace and Muslin Embroidery alone has Increased
fIom $500, 700 10 IearlS 5000 600 per a1num. Tie
largest proportion Of these goods ere made IN elias
COW sthouy h heavy impprtsiioDs are received from
EaIce Germany ana Switzerland. lbs department
of trnor has become very important with many OF our
heavy dealers in foreign merchandise, and w prOoa-
bly coutuue BE- extended unless by Change IN the
{ shioDs, which e not very PROBABLE.
Ttt ak srd MAJ tla Il sie is another great ea-
ture in The bIsiues- Of New York. Ii may Almost lie
called AL entirely bu,ness, it having been start
cd ss dir met branch ouly few years since. IoeTe
are engaged in manufacturing these gooes IN the City
Lot ltss Il al COCO females.
TIE business fihe CleaI g-House was $40, 500, 900.
Tie Ham bal and ST. Joseph line Of road, projected
scrss TIE State Of Missouri from the Mississippi River
al Hannibal wlere il viii connect with the great pct
work Of Illinois roads to the Missouri at s.. Joseph.
hes been taken DO Of by party o: Boston cspi al
i,is consisting Of r. B. Forbes John II. Forbes, John
F.. Thsyer. II. H. Hume veil and Thomas b. Curtis.
The woik has Government grant Of 900 acres
ected lands and stock subscription OF 81 500, 900.
Tie local and other individual subscriptions 10 the
stock a stated ST $1,000 600. Length OF the road
500 nj Is; estimated cost not 20 exceed So 900 0OQ.
Tie leans # the concern about one half the cos, Will
b. based upon its lands which, at IS the acre, woud
imburse the bonds, 81 = leave s, 900 900
surplus cr sl0 leave surplus of 100 900.
We think the orcers for America AN SocEs by The
Afics slibou ugh rot large, were larger thsn by tle
two or three previous steamers. We hear Of some
ESQ, coo Of Ternes-ee 6s bought 70 % abroad, and
about st0 ooo Of one description q Railroad Bonds.
IheIe were also some orders for Central and Ere
Stocks and Bonds esding house IN L1ndon writes:
The present neil will sdvise Won Of the turn our
Ccrn market Las length taken wien the result OF
our OW halvest and Of that OF TIE nelghcorns hing
com OF France have b-cou'e known sthin "a sp-
proxiu ste raDCe. In neither Do tosy exceed
efe,e snd a. beyoLd al cont, the POts COP in
&c n.any tbs YEAR ! otsl failure TIE natural rese
or uuon our uskets an grSc-sIy becoming spps-
mt IL 81 increased deU and both FOR con.g1 stlOn
ard x, or and rs yee;er-ey. ms-ktto o. T. s.
4 ouGr = On Wbes-; Ii quality EnsEsa Wheat BE-
iIs worth -0s g - or.
American FJour 4gs 81. = ts~rel an = or
sOcls II ibe county bare and TIE ch3rc~ u lar %
sUyles from abroad contingent All Uncertain, the BE-
Lsf s rtrCly ga IL grOstd tat lot DOLLY pres
range o1ld ur;ores- even, srise 70 pseyeni il
Eotey va very eE,y IN LoDdon at at = cent
Ire foBowrg tsb,e Tl show The hnctastion. in
CoIsoas sIHce The zsth Gki