New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

month OF 1901 anu ioJo'
G57............ 6s6,s7s So lS5o..... 53iiss "
D.cres.e.....sI2slsa ~ Increase...... sS6& 90
Messrs. Morse & Co. advertise in another column
$l25, 900 of 10 T. cent mortgage bonds OF the Salna
Coal and Manufacturing Company. This is the re-
mander of an only issue Of 100000 for the security
of which large property spledged. This property Is
situated or and near the banks Of the Ohio River, a.
point abou. one hundred miles above Cairo which
gives an uninterrupted water navigation by the Ohio
and Mississippi to New Orleans, and the distance of
the extreme point of the mines is only about four miles
from the river and consists Of over 10 coal and
iron lands. A large amount has been expended on
the property and improvements, and the loan nov IN
the course of negotiation lie to be applied to farnish
more facilities for the business by which is expected
greatly to increase the business of the Company We
are informed that the stock Of the Company in strong
hands and is considered by the holders to be of great
value. David Hoadley, esq, j. W. Asop, esq., the
Hon. w. b. Ogden the Hon. Alfred COnklng, Ssnl.
Russell esq, and the Hon. Ebsnezer jackson, estate
Of Martin Hoffman, and also the estate Of ID. NJ. Have
meyer, and others in this vicinity, and many Leading
business at Cincinnati, Chicago and elsewhere are
among it's stockholders. Messrs VIM. B. Ogden, Al
fred Conklipg and Ebenezer jackson have given GER
tficates that their opinion the bonds are amply se-
cured.
The Utica Telegraph says;
ITO induce the old crop TO come forward and make
room for the new leading railroads have just been
reducing their tariffs
"The Illinois Central Railroad understand, will
reduce their tariff on grain about ~ = cent;
"The Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Company
have determined 20 transport grain destined for Ch'c
90 market at q reduction of from to , cents ioo
10. until June l.
"The Chicago, Burlington and Quiocy Railroad an
nonnce that they have reduced their freight tarf on
whest and from till lst of June next, IRON
t. cents + 100 10.
"The charges on the Lakes have also been reduced.
To this add reduction Of tolls the New.York Cana,
ar we think justified 10 looking forward 10
lively and prosperous season.
A correspondent Of the Mexican Extraordinary caus
upon the Government and the capitalists OF Mexico 10
consider the opportunity which II now offered ior
the cultivation Ct cotton throughout that Repubh;
He states that all the sesboard, from lucafan to
Brszos Santiago thousands OF acres suitable Tor Us
culture exist but the points more peculiarly applicable
be ssys are those between the bar OF Tamplco ana
that of Brazos Santiago, and the rcn aIuvlal sous
which border the two noble rivers, the Psuu;o and
the Tamesi. The class Of cotton when grows uncu!-
tvsted there has been pronounced by capable judges
from Louisiana OF excellent quality. Inc TWO rivers
ioin in front Of Tamplco. lie Isnesi represented
ss much like the Alabama and is psvigabe up to
Tapcssneque. The Panuco is nsvigsbe tor much
greater distance and although not - picturesque as
he Iameei.
Hus.ceta be thinks, might easily be trained to labor.
TIE Courrtr des Etats Unis says that report has
been pretered to the Emperor Napoleon by the Minis
ter Of Var who proposes to give NJ Coonna de Cnar-
ca the annual prize Of 200OO francs, instituted since
1853 for the promotion of the culture Of cotton in Al
eiers. The report of the jury charged with the dec-
zion in this c0nc0Hrs published in full 10 the report Of
the Minister of War. Notwithstanding the untoward
meteorological phenomena the culture OF cotton has
made much progress more particularly IN the eastern
and western prov nces whie the province OF Aigers
more and more given TO the culture OF tobacco. Inc
number OF Arabian planters IS fast increasing, and, 10
the eastern province tney nave, OF elSut premiums,
obtained six.
The IndepeadeM reports the Dry Goods trade as
follows
"Business il evidently improving. There
so MANY goods crowded at the auc last week
as in the preceding week but prices were better. Tae
new STYLES and goods of French importation seem
clusiveiy offered at public auction. The supply has
been restricted, while the ACTIVITY OF demand runs
altogether the goods of which prices are firm
ana remunerstlve. LIST years goods OF al kinds are
10 oyei-stOck snd sell badly There great run on
iscopet robes. Fine black siks wanted. but lnie-
Nor uuslities are depressed.
" At trivste sale there is moderate business doing
in staple silks, but sales not TO The u.ual extent
This - aSon. srger buinese IL looked tor IN May.
Secord orders for Spring goods are coming from the
West and the South which looks well. Orders
going freely for foreign goods 10 arrive in the
Fan. There sIe symptoms OF az Increased !mports-
ton then. Many buyers vent to Europe by the Per-
sia-the first very large fight for very long time
past liz wooleLs there is a fair demand. New fancy
cast mer.s ~ Spring styes-coatings, vesngs, alpa
css Italian cloths. and German clotns-are coming 10
At lower rates. The stock Of old imPortatons vi low
priced Winter wooiens is very great, and viii prevent
very heavy importation OF such for toe Fall trade"
In domestic goods ajso has been done OF late
1be pew styles OF Sprpg aud Summer go0ds are 10