New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-14
IN g. Georges Channel at 3d., and an American bark
for St Ubes ct zoe.
After the adjoarnmen. Of the Board, the following
Gales Of Bonds and Stocks were made al auction by

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2oc Indiana Contra X l0s int s1ded :;...''" -
leo Toledo Norwali and Cleveland R. T. % Mort.. y
90 shares Cloud Engine Manufacturing Ce.......-.'"
100 shares Gle velsud and Toledo
30 shares Michigan Southern Railroad
Adrian II. Muller will hold his regular semi weekly
auction sale of Stocks and Bonds tomorrow, Wednea
dsy March "a, at l2l o'clock, at the Merchants TX
change.
Thepaynens At the Sub Treasury were 2i76,O; re-
ceyed, s69, 449 balance $4,000 3D. Inc amount paid
from the Assay Office, was sl,69s, and paid on dis
burning checks, s24,2 Among the payments yes
erdsy were $50 oOO the bonus voted BY Congress to
Commodore Perry for his Japsn services, and 80 900
for Mr. A. Caesar Dodges outfit to Spain.
The Shoe and Leather Dealers Bank has purchased
the marble building the corner of Broadway and
Cbamberss,., built by the suspended Central Bank.
1t is beautiful building and built especially for
bankipg-room. The lot s 25 feet inches on Broad
way and 90 feet on Chambers st. The building is four
stories high above the basement. The price PAID was
ss3 $780, which Is considerably less than the cost 10
the Central Bank. The location is favorable one,
and in view of the tendency Of trade in that direction
the move will undoubtedly prove profitable one for
the Bank.
The Bank of the Commonwealth has taken posses
zion Of its fine banking room on the corner OF Mas
ssu and Pinests.
The Chicago and Rock Island Railroad has de-
clared dividend of p cent, payable on the "a
April inst.
The redemption of the pablo debt of the United
States for the week ending the 10th inst, was as fol-
lows: Loan Of 1876, $1,000; do ls47 s2,o'oi o.
ls4s, 81, 500. Total, $4,000
Thu receipts of the Long Island RaiLoad for the
year ending
March !, 1885, were.., ''-.''''.'.''''T 6t.toooo,
March /, l0oi........s ~~'i''i
Incress. sbore Is per cent. 552o55
The receipts of tie Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
for February wsre about $50 900; against $4,000 in
Feb. 1854 AZ on all the Western Roads, the heavy
SHOWS Of that month materially reduced the traffic.
The Company is understood to have earned about IL
q cent during the pat fiscal year, and it is possible
the dividend may be 10 = cent. in bonds instead OF
y cent as generally anticipated. Ten cent.
could be declared and leave surplus of $4,000.
The Road we are told, has been kept in high state
frepair.
The Terre Haute and Alton Road will be completed
from Terre Haute to the junction Of the Illinois Cen
ira Railroad Chicago branch, SO miles, by the first
of April. The portion from Alton TO the trunk OF
the Illinois Central is ready for the iron which is be-
ing laid down rapidly.
In alludng to the small Bank defacation yester-
day. we were in error in stating that the party was
discharged. The deficiency occurring at his desk,
and being unexplanable he rendered his resignation,
which was accepted.
We mentioned, some days since, that Mr.. John
Thompson bad added to his other business the selling
of Stocks and Bonds at auction. We annex his pro-
gramme:
THoMpsoys sToeK AUCTION sALEs-R w LATHAM. Aue'
tionserPubEc auction Of Bonds ana s,os: ~ tns SUB
l2lP.M Fst sale hiareh 81
REGULATIONS
L. All orders be given durns the week preceding the
sale so that the be advertised least three days
can however withdraw his Stocks but the commissions will
be the same as in case Of sale ,,.,.., =
the day ae the sale When purchase. are made io Of
Of sale and six days grace given (addng n,ees the bal
snce-thus giving tms to report and get remiitsnees
par the STOCK: gOnd and sst.. on ~ lots sold
sm9an lee. Than $500 No SSss. Tr az n % .. Tae
The accrued interest val go to me purchaser ths same as
the Board Of BfOkeJ unless Otherwise stated IN the adyer
Advances will be made on Stocks or Bonds Of established
at y cent interest," repayment to be made rom the
Hand bis " III be ready at 70 O'Clock Mondays giving
All eommuniesons should be addressed the subscriber
responsible party In this STOCK au :on business
| j. TdOMPs ON cor. of Wslst and Broadway, ". Y.
The Washington Star says in regard to the new
land warrants:
ave are told that numbers of persons are under
the impression that the Land and Pension offices are
are entitled TO them under the new bounty land bill.
Ills ia a mistake and the this erroneous notion
ia corrected the better will be- We understand that
the Commissioner Of Pensions will not be prepared
TO issue these warrants for al least three months TO
come. The plates yet TO De engraved the blank
warrants printed; the clerical force increased AID
! other necessary preparations to be made The act
giving land TO III ose who served in the Mexican war
passed September 2s 1850, the first land warrant I'M
DER this act WAS not issued until January IL, 1851
more than three months after the law was passed.
We presume il will take at least a. long 10 get the
| new warrants ready
The southern rivers still continue low, and the
weeks receipts at the ports show decline upon last
year. At Mobile much embarrassment is being felt by
the factors in consequence of the inability of planters
to chip their crops. The falling of at all the ports is
81 600 bales The market here is firm, with sales of
10 900 bales during the week the spot and in tran
stu. Mr. Wrighis Circular for the steamer gives the
annexed statistics;
The EXPORT to Great Britain for the week has been s. 900
against g same wsss las. year Tbs s1ess, there
to dates last Every week Tor some time to
come the quantity exported i0T Ss nasI o ba o.aas Al
all the ports Britain this time 5 against 1853 ct
the same period year which New oesn. II load
ns h, against sc date last year The deh't in
all the po compared with same date i.st yesr
amount $40 GO bales All kinds of opinions prevail a. the
South relation extent Of crop aud the probable deteo
lion OF portion the interior for Of navigable
to lay between 600 and sccoooS bales =. c.,...
since the September last compared with the previous
s, lsss; lss s1 ls's; asSs 90
Exports to G. Britain. SseS Ss5 $500 9 y.
EaP,to s oh FoT Pom. 600 $4,000 1900 1900
To.l Export eco 81 s7sS sSSS iisS @S
o. whieh during the past week, included IN the abOve
Receipts at The sI f.. eco eco sSSS ssCS 81 S
E E,SS'is oih s' fof Port. lS Soc SS s
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