New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

.,s.A ,, Nm, ,r,s, 10 urocsaS against the stock
holisrs ct said baIk. lie eneItslns shS ePli'h -
be vii recover enough from the P.y al
tn liabilities Of the bank.
TIE deb,s Of tie nsolvsrt irm os Waite, smith y
Co. Of Northampton Mss. slrrsoy proved, anolnt
70 1892 Geo. III Ga-st- OF thH p.ac' says tnat ne
prospect row L. thsi the iiyi lend gil 70, be over
cent.
AZ Phlsielrhis, II. Lsdge-, say:
The bin make: i easy, the best q per eons a.
about cen; fOr shor. tine. The supply OF PiGsr
Of every SOFT 10; large the stree, MISUNDERSTANDING
the activity il al dep lrDen:s Of trsde and nearly a.
OF the really prime If taken by the banks. leaving
little bat the irfer0T grsles i"F siiee. nssC'la'n'
the rates FOR which rule az from q ~ T. cent.
TIE Harrsiarg Telegraph, IN speaking Of the
orsni1c Of the Pennsylvania Canal says:
1--WE are authorized to ssy that the sster VII bs
let into the canal no; later than the ls OF April ami
that probably no delsy wbstever VII De caused oy
the less Of the bridge 81 Clark Ferry Toe Company
expect 20 he prepared "a have bats toTed across the
dam BY the time the canal Is filed witt wster.'
The Springfield III. Journal gives the history Oh
sDi. AGAINST two Banks at Mel snsborough for no.
paving specie a. required by law. The Dodge con-
si.ted IN trying TO psy each note separately in snsi
silver. Protest followed ard the Sts.e officers we're
apes ed to to vivid up tie Banks Anirjuneton hiss
been sued out TO restrain the State officers from pro-
cee6ipg /. requires no prophet % predict great III
Jury TO The credit OF Illinois money II notehoders arc
got into trouble in this way These Banks may be e-
gsly right, but they are morally wrons, and must be
derourced as VI Trustworthy.
According to the annual report of the Commissioner
Of Statistics q Ohio the value the exports Of pro
ducts of the coll or articles manufactured from them
last yesr-incudrg -four and grains beef and cattle,
pork lard lard oil, hogs, butter cheese tallo~ aud
eresse whisky tobacco, wool miscei sLeous articles,
such as sppes bears. oil cake, &c. and articles an
ufsctured from products Of agriculture such as can
dles sosp 6c.-smounted TO 81, i3OVl: add 70 tnl3
: 400 horses 30 900 sheep, and S1OOwO oush coal,
va ued all together az tl0OO0O, and the aggregate
is carried up 70 more than fifty millions.
Compared with the year 49,, there vas dlIn-
mutton in the value Of the -four ana grains OF above
six nliors Of dollars In beef and cattle, however,
the value was more than doubled and hogs aud ther
products showed increase OF neary SoOg0 w. Ine
exports Of Nhleky, also, more nan doubled.
The wheat crop reached its gres.est decline in
1854 ard is now increasing. The crop OF 1871 WAS
% 39a Oh bushels, and thai OF last year is estimated
az oue-qusrter less. The crop OF corn OF 1871 was
49, lS6 busheis-an enormous yield, and the largest
ever known, except in 1870. The statistics OF the
last eight years Indicate that the corn crop lie heavy
and light year BY year in regular succession. Inc
Years represented by odd numbers are the bolntnul
ones aud therefore great harvest may be anilcps-
ted this year. ,..
and Of bay, l1Oi .2ij tuus. 1t il estimated that,
compared Eith the year 49, there was decrease 10
the yield of corn last year OF the enormous smouat
Of " eco COO bushels wheat, 6OUO,OOO bushels, ana
Of cots H. 10000 bushels. The valde OF the mana
f5 ctures OF the State have not been ascertained.
Those of Cincirna, are above Sj0,OO0oOO per year.
I've We million bushels corn j. annually distilled into
Ehisky in the State. The valuation OF the State Is
seiO,tOUoO.