New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

II5isDs ELir0et ~ aifi 90 pHs4 oh"7''' ''tO''3i
Panama RsilIoad, 1891 l2i; Limos CeOIsl Rail
road, 6IIaC5!; Gsisra sni Cbie'go K.i'rosi 70
72I Cleveland ard Toleio R,ilfc.d, Ia az C1'hs-
go and Roek Island Rairosf, o. ~ lALos CenIA
IL, S. esI
The foreign bill make. did not close firmly aud in
zone trars actions the improvement Of tue last packet
Vas lcs:. Some SterLfg with bsnkers Inducements,
,oId a. ITO y ceat- The supply OF oatsds bills was
moderate. The rarge OF quotations IS lo'i dliOi.
Frarc. .re 5l6l 49,. better suPply Of soatnern
bill. is Il oked for s,op, bet the rate al NeTOfeans
iskep. ve-y high By the purchases OF the Bstss TO
employ tseir funds, aid make Southern exchange.
Freight: To Liverpool, loo bs'es Cotton a: 361.i
5000 ba.h Grsin a. 3D.; $40 boxes Cheese at De.
To 10, don 30 cases Tobacco q. Il 400 boI7s Cheese
a. 4Cs.; 90 tuns Oh q; zoe. snip 10 Msrselles, with
Slaves, Box Sugars, &c, on private terms. vessel
Of $50 .urs n on Pctou TO North Side Cuba q. 30
y tun.
The business of the Sub Treasury va: Receipts,
s94, 800 IS; for Customs, $4,000 Payments, &c.
GA 10; balance, si,70l Al 90.
1t is stated unofcaly that the receipts OF the third
week Of October On the Galens Road were 300, ~
increase of only q 200 on l.st year. On the Grss
Western Railroad OF Illinois the gross earnings for
September, 1859, were $39 i62 p. The Sandusky,
Msos6eld and Newark Railroad Company, Of Olio
gross receipts for September, 1879, were 81 1876 g.
Mr. Chss. ID. Dickey Of Mobile has become part
ner in the house OF Brown Brothers & Co. The bos-
ness Of the Clearing House was sl9,2l5,ooo. Toe
Mechapics' Banking Association has declared diyi-
depd Of 81 y cent, payable lat November. Holders
Of tn. coupons Of the Mississippi Central Railroad
Con par y, Que let November, will be paid by Mr.. A.
II Green, No. 43 Wall street. Another mouster Call
forris ipgot was received by the Baltic, weighing
225l 25lOO ounces -9l5 fne-snd valued at si2,-
5s7 II. twas sssayed By Kellogg g. Honber;, and
bought BY B. Berend & Co., bull dealers, the puf-
cbsseIs of the large ngot by the previous steamer
The shipment Of tomorrow is estimated a,
million and half, most of it coin. Gold continues to
come in freely from Boston, Philadelphia and Bait
more The trad. balance being at present against those
cities Messrs. William T. Coleman 4 Co received
by the Baltic the ne ,essary funds for meeting tho in
teIest on Sen Francsc, bonds, due Nov. |. Tne
Rovs all steamer Tren. took her last trip ff I'm
Aspinwall, 81 400 900 in silver, brought over the
Panama Road. The freight business Of the Panama
Road will he considerably increased BY line OF sail
ing vessels, which has just been established between
Malaga and Aspinwsl.
The non arrival Of the California mail, which con-
tsins the bills of adng for the treasure TIE Baltic
has been the cause Of considerable annoyance TO gold
receivers. The steamship Company would not de.
liver the gold excepting wnen satisfactory bond OF
indemnity was given, snd have placed il in bank for
safe keeping waiting the arrival Of the documents.
Messrs. Raypor Il Black well have sold lots on the
east eide Of Sixth avenue, between One hundred and
Thirty.third and One hundred and Thirty-fourth
Streets each 25xllO, at s5l5 p lott sl.o, in the
rear, north side of 1884 .treet also, in the
rear south side Of One hundred and Thirty fourth
street, each 25x99 feet II in,hes at $3.50 lot aso,
north ride Of One hundred and Thirythird street,
go feet east of Sixth avenue, full in size, at $60 y
lot also, lot north eide of One hundred and Thirty
second street, ITO feet east Of Sixth avenue full in
size, al $3.50; sso lots north side Of One hundred
and Thirty first street. ITO feet eat Of Sixth avenue.
full in size at $3.50 q lot. We report the sale Of
lots on the south side of Ninetyfourh street, about
400 feet west Of Eighth avenue, running through to
Apthop lane, each - feet front the street and
lane and about 1873 feet in depth, al 81 30 lot
John McClave has sold at private sale lots on ORTIZ
side of One huodred and Eleventh street, 42o feet
west of Fourth avenue, for $500 lot aso, lots on
east side of Sixth avenue ~ feet south OF One hun
dred and Thirty third street, for $500 lot At pm.
vete sale, Messrs. +. II. Ludlow & Co. have sold:
Lot on Broadway with rear lot on rhrtysiIth street.
at 600 for both; house aud lot No IS West T<en-
ty.tbd street % Gx9s g. for go 5OO house and lot,
English basement, on Fifth avenue, between Tnirty-
third and Thirty fourth streets, l6 6xlcO at sO,J0
house and lot, No. ISL East Eighteenth street, with
furniture, 2O156, at 81 900; basement house on
Twenty fifth street. Madison avenue, 10 sx9s9,
st 1850; house and lot Twenty fifth street. near
Sixth avenue, 25xeS9 SO jOoi house aud lot No. -
West Tritty.eghth street, ls.6x9s.9, for Sll Ooo.
The following is a comparative statement OF tie
exports exclusive ofspece, from NewYork to foreign
ports, for the week and stree Jan. 1:
1857. 1855. 1913.
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