New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-07

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befsd. o,.,. IT,,
r, Fright We no.ioe 70 Liverpool $50 boz. fFoe''
"a. Cd. 300 rkes Lard, ne Cd; 20 oAi7 $3.50
slsd 07.szd. To Glasgow 3,o)0 oo4s- Nas a
n I'D ToInadop. ]. 600 bo1e. Cheese ana ~ O'-''
OIL 4se. To Havre, 20 bale Coi'0"' 'o' n,
~. bu,;,ss. a, she ssb-Tnessgry wa f@'a'
s,-1 s,s a.. ,eoeysd en- 5os -; balanee, si7S'-
ssa n Paid Tor As.sy Ohiee sso'5s' vi pan 81
p,burstng Cheeks, ss2,773 3D.
I'm he seen By reference 70 our telegraph mean
na, ne detention On the IRE was only temporary
,pd that the road i DOW entirely clear.
The earnings Of the New-York Central Railroad ir
the month Of January, were, beng partly estimated
about ego 900 aganst about S425,ooo for The sane
,.on,b q lat year This IL large, when it il eroen-
bered that during last month the Hads0n KiYer K'd
was much Of the time either blDcked up with snow, or
Otherwise unable 70 run it, regular freight tram
a.. Central depending largely the Hudson River 70
ssrry Of IT, freights. January and February are
alvavs the 1oorest months f1 business On the New
York Central Road
The receints Of January on the HudsoD River Road
.A.w we besr. about ELS 900 decrease On the zane
month Of last year.
Al the annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Lhigh Valley Railroad Company the following Boafd
WA elected: Wm. w. Longstreei, President; Johh
4. Johnston. VIM II. Gaizmer, j. g. Fell As" Fucker,
"a Packer and d. Bsmet, Managers. Inc LNingh
Valley Railroad j. the Pennsylvania Extension Of the
Esw.Jeney Central Railroad.
WIN p Hooker late cashier Of the Continental
Bask. has been elected President Of that bank, and
t,hsrIes n MarshaIl reelected Vice-Presdent The
sbction Of the new cashier, Mr. Warner, we noticed
yesterday.
Mr.. Albeit II. NicOlsys regular semi-weekiy auc-
aon sale Of stocks and bonds will take place 10
morrow Thursday) at l2l O'Clock at the Merchants
Exchange.
The Board Of Brokers haye leased at 900 per an
mum the second and third stories OF the building IN
Beaver n. at present occupied by hessrs Wmerding
Hoguet & Mount The two stories are to be thrown
INTO one by The removal Of the floor Of tho third story
The entrance will be from the rear which Will be
reached through the hall Of the building in William
street occupied by the Ohio Life and Trust Company
The second story Of the Beaver street building is
reached by this access without the Of stairs This
room will be the most conmodious and accessible Of
any which has yet been occupied by the Board.
-Four or FIVE leading dry goods firms have combined
and taken ten years leases Of that portion Of the IT.
wing House on the corner Of Reade street, and will
alter the premses 10 cult their business Thus the
bbDg are gradually forsaking the east side Of
The city and filling up Broadway and the side streets
running west from IT,
The New-York Fire and Marine. Insurance Company
has declared a semi annual dividend Of 10 = cent,
payable on demand. The Nassau FTe-lnsurance
Company Of Brooklyn seni-annual dividend Of
cent, payable on demand. The St. Marks Fire-In-
suraDce Company y cent, payable on the 18th inst
The Pennsylvania Coal Company semi-annusl diyi-
dend Of y cent, payable on the 18th inst The Citi-
zen's Bank a semi-annual dividend Of = cent, pay
able on the 18th inst. The Wateitown and Rome
Railroad have declared dividend Of 10 cent, pay
able in stock on the goth inst TO the NewYOrk stock
hOlders al the Peoples Bank. The following table
Allows the net earnings of this road for December in
1854 and 1855: