New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-10
he aggregate speee .hpmen, Of the week o. Geo.


Albert II. Nieolays regular semi-weekly auction
,ale Of stocks and bonds Will take place Monday
next the 10Th INST. az l2 o'clock, Al the Merchant
Exchange H. the hst will be found about 400 shares
Of valuable insurance stocks.
The coupons on the Isl mortgage bonds Of the New
Haven aud New-Loldon Road, due the 10th inst,
will not be paid.
In Produce there Is not much doing, and the mar
kets are whou; material change. There is some de-
mard for Flour for home trade and export, and State
brands are S7a7 p; the arrivals are considerable.
Southern il without change at s. - IS Cpl. Wheat
j. little better, with far inquiry for milling. Rye -
active: sales d. 900 bush. al 81 II 81 49, Corn ia
easier and more active at 65d65c. In Provisions
there i no change Of importance. Cotton continues
dull ard heavy. Coffee il firm but quiet Sugar,
in consequence Of free arrivals, are heavy.
Messrs. Duncan, sherman & Co., Will move into
their magnificent clearinghouse corner Of Pine and
Nassau streets on the lst Of May next. The second
story is TO b. occupied by Messrs. p Chateau , Sau
ford & Co.. and Messrs. Suchardt & Gebbhard.
One or two Of the Wall street Banks which are
yonewhat crcumscribed for room, are looking out for
new locations where they can get elbow room.
The redemp;iOus Of uncurrent money at the Suffolk
Bank Boston, has advanced from go 2is 900 in 1894
TO s35O O55 900 in 1850 The entire circulation Of the
New-E gland Banks is redeemed seven times year
under this system at the Suffolk.
The receipts Of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
for the month Of February were az follows:
From pa'ssnger....'.''' ''..''''.''''''''-s, -
From freight..'... Sf'' 10
Total. 81 an %
Iuoresse. 90
Comparative receipts for January and February,
1850 and leJG:
sl ls23t,5 80 iSo % sllle -
TebILsIy........... 645Jl % t992 es Inc. j9l 90
Dc,,.,.o two COO 3
The anthracite coal tunnage by the Reading Rail-
road is steadily the increase. The number Of tuns
brought down for the week ending on Thursday was
nc and for the 2ej ia tuns against 334 s62
tuns to the corresponding time last year In few
weeks We shall have the other two great cosi-carTy-
ing companies open and in operation.
At Philadelphia, Money continues abundant. The
Banks mostly absorb prime paper, consequently there
is very little Offering outside. The current rates for
frst-cass are al, = cent and for second class as
2 cent
A. Boston, the best classes of acceptances and p'e-
issory business notes are readily passed at the dis
count houses and by the bll-brokers generally at
about q cent, and in a few instances some choice
pieces Of "A No. paper have been done as low as
u y cent and brokerage.
A Committee of Consolidation of the Vermont and
Canada and Vermont Central Railroads has been
formed consisting of Messrs. Geo. NJ. Barnard, Chas.
Hudson, j. c. Pratt and ii. w Pickering
TIE Boston Journal saws; The two leading mines
son Lake Superior, worked by the Pttsburg and
minnesota Companies, giving astonishing results
for the last year, and promise even better returns
for the present. letter recently received estimates
"the product OF the Pittsburgh for this year at 1000
"tuns. The Minnesota Company will probably have
$500 900 worth Of Copper ready ior shipment at the
Opening of navigation. Both of these stocks have
"recently advanced materially. The Pittsburgh sold
"to-day at COS, and for Minnesota - vas bid for
several lots.
The Africa brings the quotation for Consols at 81,
which the the latest quotation by the pre-
yous ship. Money continues stringent, partly in con-
sequence of the preparations for deposits for the bids
on the new loan Cotton had been rather buOyant but
closed at decline Of ll6d. Bread>tuffs were improy
ing
The following table will show the fluctuations in