New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
tendency. Mes Pork heavy, but Prime y scarce
Rsef;s A. bsSere noticed Bacon and Cut Meals are

p..r;. =. h,e.r, noticed Bacon and Cut Meats are
firm and not plenty. In Groceries there s no change
of importance Cotton has been aetve at fali prees-
The saes are 900 to 900 bales mostly ~ fTaHsH.
Gloom was east on the street to-day By the an
nc uneemeH of thatudden death Of Nelson Robinson,
ESQ.,, one of the weathiest and IN tunes past one OF
the most active members Of the Board Of Brokers.
Mr.. Robinson was formerly Of the house of Drew hoo-
irsou e. Co, at one time was Treasurer Of the Enc
Railroad Company and has always been largely dent
fled with that stock His interest Of late Is supposed
10 have been much smaller than usual. He at
tended Or. Springs church yesterday morning,
and on his way home became insensible,
and died about O'Clock in the afternoon.
He had had previously two attacks resembling
apopery and was no doubt prepared for the fatal ter
mnation of the third. The house of Drew, Robinson
Co. was very successful one, and the estate le by
Mr. Robinson IL varousIy estimated from s7Oooos TO
81. 600, OOo He was very largely Interested IN the
Farmer Life ard Trus; Company, of which be owned
some $500 600. and the Great Western Railroad of
Canada. In the death Of Mr.. Robinson the financial
world has suffered a severe loss.
At the meeting of the Bosrd of Brokers this morni
fbe death was announced by the President, Charles
Marvin. ESQ., with appropriate remarks, and the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
RIred That his Board beard with selings q deer re-
sret the painful intelligence the sudden desih Of NJ NeSo
Tor @sn and y%pstsy with the family
ard friends Of the deceased a their Eeat eefeayee M
departed associate the members Of the Board will attend he
funeral , -..., "A -. ....;., ,,,a Road ha
saspended-
The age of Mr.. Robinson was ~ years.
The Courts OF Probate of Connecticut have appointed
peppi, Kimberley and John C. HOLSTER OF New-Ha-
ven commissioners the estate OF the Jerome CLOCK
Company, and VIM. c. Burial and Dwight Morris on
P. T. Barnums estate. The time for presentation OF
claims is limited TO sixty days.
We are happy to learn that dispatch has been re-
ceiyed from Mr. Duncan at New-Orleans, announcing
the convalescence of Mr. Watts Sherman.
The out Of time ships and those barely due are al
arriving together. The bark Mary Morris, from Gas
cow l22 days. is preceded by few hours by the CLIP
DER ship Golden Gate, 20 days from Plymouth, Eng
land. The arrivals from Saturday to Monday morning
have been steamships, % ships, 10 berks, p brgs
and 90 schooners-in all l6l sail.
The business of the Clearing House to-day was s2e
$780, geo.
We hear of s35o,oO in coin and bar going over TO
Rosop tomorrow for the steamer, shipped by Bemonts
agent.
The circular of Messrs. Mare & Kanz says;
NV YoRg, Monday March "A, 1856
sce our sdyice 18th instant there has been NIUE
ne n the Stock market with slight Improvement " qaos
tons Tbeup~ ard especially shown Oh Tue Hn
the receipt OF the Persas adyces from Liverpool uhde
a., ~ 9Th The vide spread confidence which seems 70
bousbont Europe the favorable termination oil the
Ar Paris added rather important orders f2r CUR
scu,es impulse TO speculation never,
,sis. be conducted here win spL
~ CANTON which oers striking const 20 the great scivy
nored on the Exchanges Of London and rams Ioay
Ire market l. heavy inactive The last payment OF
0 on account Of the Mexican Indemnify was made on tne
in., Inv The Sub Treasury Of this city -,
CtTy avn County BoxDs-1he increased demand 10
continues TO be felt chiefly ior
.ign account made OF St Louis City and county
Bonds also Cincinnati Louisville milwaukee sna sac
ramepto CITY Bonds at about former quotations.
Messrs. Decoppet & Co. say:
Nrw.YoRK Monday, March "a, 1856.
rr.,a m material change in money market since oui
.dvices Of the 18th inst. 80. a, .oo ooo -
The payment BY the Sub Treasury OF about on
account Of the Mexican Indemnity has neut,ahed me enec
BY specie expoaons which however are ou
slowly taking place. ,o.,. ..,,.r.,. ann
frnns hopes Of early peace although oceasonug IN o9
sook market no great activity has caused tor SNORT "he
rise which barely sustained and the market closes
dull ~ ..,..- 4. -. H. IA
snd heinz principally small lots Of Nweukee., Cnein
nsu Chic aud Wheeling 81, railroad issue and
Tor n, Lais City County We notice transaction o.
some Importance Desmones County Ss they are no" hed
ct higher rates