New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09

the ports last year.
Britain bales compared with 1855 30 zoo Increase to
III 90 bales COMPARED with 1885 lVoco 20
other foreign ports, 1900 bales compared with 1853 Vo
bale.
The circular of Messrs. Neil Brothers says:
In the receipts Of Cotton there no new feature h, week
the Red River than other source Tho islIg on proceeds
e.EEed in The S seei Thus for past Mobile
3 30 Nsseh = March il. alO'O, March 81. s'oo
follow. "a IS Co. * 'isS S;ys sssn
Ard at Charleston; ieco 5.ocoi Assoi 1900 LOO;
~ us while ia rspidiy Mobile and savannah quite
End only be sufficiently accounted for by e1hau"
Esrosfs~fhe export. have been supported to very fair
es, Briiap II eco FrsSee tho Conneht and
other foreign ports, while the American pinners have .ten
there would he supplying Great Britain with s~oont %
cotton at oil adequate her Increased GO, OF her lar
OppoiiiCn Of The tss bales. ih,Ie would
les.en ssSlst C Goo bale. last year. 90 tho
year before eco 5S We cannot where this
n oub with the above esimse OF sropthere
soul, $500 boe. to come M os % gish and h. :oss
On hsId An eeso Spinner: ye want go sse, -ni' ops,
Isy thought Their total shipments viii run up to or
C bales for the rot checked by an unreasonable
PsessTSe ,dyice. of dull and declining market a. Liver
re brought By tie three have failed to exert tho
Slightest fuence the value OF Cotton on ths side Of mo
nie previous rmness Of the market has rathor
Loresed without further quo,abe I'd ace this bai
oil the southern ports prices have steadily tended upward AMI
but At Mobile and tho Gulf ports &c. in the fortnight end
pz AZ The latest date This advance caused In
Do decline Ia f-iRh, but II Is chiefly due 70 Tho faias
OF sEordDs uBdubtable eydeI that IN many
ctons tho crop sry all Delivered For the reduced
iii, row be- Gpoed Of all classes Of buyers eompets
desire being general ~ secure full share of This large
crop N view.
Fyo, The PHILADELPHIA Ledger Aprl9
The proposition 10 cell the main lne OF our Pubic
WoIksis exciting considerable feeling and so far a.
we can Judge OF public sentiment on the subject
Throughout the Commonwealth, it is daily more and
more in opposition sale to any parties ut anything
ike the pic. mentioned namely 81 10000 Indeed,
the feeling is nanifestly favor of the States retain
ing them in her control
The Reading Coal trade Is steadily on the increase,
but il not yet We assured at all equal to the Ca
pacty of the road the business likely to be done
over it a. room as the trade il fairly underway ut Rich
mold There il some difficulty on the line Of tbs
Schuylkil Canal with the boatmen az 70 the rate Of
feigbts.
Il is hoped this difference may be soon arranged,
for the public and the coal trade will be better served
with both those avenues in active use. Bat should
there be- any material interruption on the canal from
any cause then the increased facihtie, oil cans sod
motive power become dorbly important. ihe oosi.
pees Of the road promises well. There were brought
d yn for the week ending Thursday last Al, 500
tun. and for the year to that date 4l5,46l tuns,
"a ainst 5Os 759 tuns 10 time lat year. There rs
good demand for coal ia all the Eastern ports, AMI
The Delaware and Raritan Canal being in full opera
ton alter TO day tho greater activity in the trade rs
lvtked Tor.