New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-11
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, OCTOBER II, 1850

r.. u-,;.h xas overdue being accidentally
;,euJ.d in 10, OF collateral paper pledged WIN MI
pel1,r Mr. Belden's clerk, upon discovering TINS
lao manor sent il TO MessrS. Phelps, Dodge q
~. g. ,ayr,ert who Immediately pronounced II
..,,,rr severnl other names are currently reported
% have been forged Ju, we could ascertain nothing IN
r.oard 70 them with certainty. New complaints were
made to-day against Huntington, and he was re-
arrested and af,erward surrendered by his bail on the
preyjous complaint, Messrs. Belden AMI Harbeck.
Huntington. we understand, originally in the fur
pture business in which be failed He was afterward
concerned in very extensive laundry at Panama, and
anerward in bank at the West. lie has been hy.ig
very fast Of late, keeping six horses, ct als.
There i. better feeling in Breadstufs to-day, with
q Good demand for the home trade and for export.
About 1900 bbls Flour, and 10000 bush. Wheat
80 ,oLen AZ full nrce, Corn il scarce and wanted.
The Pork market exhibits much buoyancy and activ-
inv with sales of , 600 bbls. at so 81 d $50 50 for
Mess: All 80 els for Prime. portion OF the pur-
cheses were on speculation. Coffee is dull but held
s,plv Sugars are more active at prevlouspnces The
Ten sale today went off with spirit. The sales OF
Cotton were about 600 bales, and prices are strong
The Sugar Circular of Messrs Hauet, Dow & foungs
saws: -, ,,........
SueaR-s,ock Oct J. 1856 s. 9ls hhd' onoa Mu.c9Sado,
Lb1s New hhds. Porto hco IL pDc
Havana. Importaons from Oct to Oct' ~ ~ w =,
40 hhds Porto Rico co boHe. HayAns sale; from W 20
0et II 1886 $3.50 hhds Cuba Nuscovado ~ mus Ne"C!
Ien. 80 hhds Porto Rico; 20 boxes Havana socA O1'
H. 1856 @ 80 bids. al kinds ID go boxes. .. -.
With limited demand and hEh sales SINCE ISL lt W ~
irS of cent on most grades. The receipts during the
ENC rsrod hiss been small There H. howeve iah pei
ter feeling Al close. Molases has improved 0oh III de 40
and pce We advance quotations. about &C. socA Vi
choice qualities is very light -, ~,
The aggregate transactions of the Clearing House
for the three years just closed has been
"a very respectable figure. This is over
per snnum. The third annual meeting OF the members
Of the Clearing House Association was held on Tues
day last the It'll inst when the following officers were
elected: Thomas Tleston President of the Phenx
Bank. was reelected Chairman of the Association, anu
the following named gentlemen as the Executive Com
mtee: A. L. Slliman, James Punnett, }. l.. Everett,
Richard Berry James T. SOutter
Annexed il comparative statement OF the tons col
lected on the Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad Tor
the month Of September 1855 and 1896, and for the
frst ten months of the fiscal year OF 1888 and 1870
September 1856. 80
Increase. .....................''t li'oSt 70
From Dec l. 1855 Sept. 80, 1900 o
time last yesr................''''. oS'osS "
Increase....... tlo'<OIVl
The receipts Of the Milwaukee Il Mississippi Kali
road are .,
For the l.t and ID days Of Oct, sa7S5 50
Same days last year...............'.''''' So"' IL
g. Ie7 IA