New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14
Total ~o'No< fo' r'''''' "'''N-
The exports Of Domestic Cottons from this port for
Total siuce Jan l.......... 59.7t

AT private ssle L. A. Lehman has sold lots, fuu
in size on the north side of Eightyfouth street, J
feet east OF Fifth avenue, at $50 lot. Messrs
Rsyror g. Blackwell have sold IL lots On the north
side OF One hundred twenty eighth and Onehun-
bred nnth Streets 100 feet west OF Eighth
avenue on One hundre andtwenty eighth street and
LIS feet on One.hundred-end-twenty ninth street at
$3.50 y lot They have sold the same lots since the
above sale at 1915 lit Also, lots north side of
Fiy-third street. 400 feet east OF Fifth avenue, full
lots in size, at $1,000 lot sl2,OOO We report the
sale of lots the w.s side Of Sixth avenue, IS feet
south of One hundred street at $3.50
lot Also the south. west corner lot of nebundred
andtwentetb street and Sixth avenue for $780, Also,
lots north side Of and sixteenth street,
100 feet west of First avenue full in size. Also
the east side Of First avenue 80 feet north of One
hundred and sixteenth street Also, full in size the
lots for s. GOO.
Tolls received on the State Canals during the fourth
week in September:
Tolls received during fourth In Sept 1859 s7 62 Is
Toll reoeiy I'd during the fourth week IN Sept 1888 '
decrease y Ss -. n.y,,;ioa 70
and including the firth week In Sept, 1859 ..... 1921
Do, Lt''S %
Decrease ia 1889. 6SjI,B23 ID
The quo warrsnto case Of the Commissioners Of
Washington County, Pennsylvania, has been decided
by Judge Gilmore against the Commissioners, affirm
ing that the ievypg of tax by the Commissioners on
the county to pay the interest on the Hempfed Rs-
road bonds prior to the completion of the road TO
GieensbuTs, was Illegal Toe levy was set aside.
The Gaze has been carried to the Supreme Court on
writ Of error. The decision directly contradcts that
of Judge Gfer Of the United States Supreme Court.
The Ntr. Orleans Picayune Of the 18th, says:
"The Banks are IN good condition to extend all le-
climate facilities, but the aggregate daily cals on
them are exceedingly light, in view OF the Increased
activity in general business. Dat Of doors the i'm
provement referred 10 in our last Is still noticeable.
frt clsss paper continues in active demand aud there
is fair inquiry for the lover grades. Transactions all
round Indicate uniform increase, and The market clo-
ses buoyant at our previous quotations
"The Exchange market Is sill dropping. Offerings
of ali classes Of bills are exceedingly restricted, aud
the demand exhibits corresponding dlIinution.
Private dispatches at hand this morning. announcing
further reduction in Sterling Bills at New-York,
have he'd an unfavorsbe effect and subsequent trans
actions manifested greater weakness. Bills with Bulls
of Iading attached unusually scarce and the move
ment IN Francs shows no Improvement whatever. IN
time Drafts on the North there is some little de-
n and but the supply is quite limited. Sight Checks
iuctuste daily, almost hourly. Parties who draw In
by noon, and again sell at par before the close Of
business. Transactions however are too limited to
receive more than passing notre. In TACT, the
market throughout remains in an exceedingly un-
settled state, and quotations must DO considered a.
merely nominal. We still repest:-Clear 5 ering
Bills q a 9. prer cent premium Bill ofLsding Drafts
~ 81 per cent premium. Francs jf.2ll DID per
dollar. Sixty day bills On NewYork al per cent
discount. Sight para per cent premium. Stocks
and bonds indicate but little if any Improvement; the
supply and the demand have undergone no variation
snce our last and the only transaction that has como
under our notice was sale Of 20 shares Gas Light
Company ct 1861
The Netc-Ifaren Journal Gays:
"Tbe officers OF the New-Hsven County Bank, and
the Commissioners appointed by the late Legislature
10 receive subscriptions for az incree OK the capita
Of the bank were yesterday afternoon served with an
Injunction ing the opening OF the books for CUB
scripton purposes. The injunction was granted oy
Judge McCurdy upon the petition Of Me,rs Bsnjs.
Ipir Moves and William Bostwick Of this city, and
Ambrose BssIdsey Of Derby. The petitioners caim
that the application 10 the General Assembly for the
Amendment to the charter, under which the s1bscrp-
ton ives 10 be made, was never authorized % the
stockholders that no notice was given OF the intention
to make such application, and that the emeDdmsnt
wac Dever legally accepted by the stockholders. They
also claim thai any valuation Of the Brooklyn property
and other unproducve assets OF the bank, a. required
by the amendment, at present impossible, and that
the attempt 10 value them as bass Tor subscription,
involves injustice both 10 the present stockholders and
to those who might become under the Dew subscrip
ton; and add that the issung Of new stock win result
clssses of stockholders. Upon this petition Jadgs
McCuidy has granted an order for an INJUNCTION,
turLable TO the Superior Court at ts neIt Oecembei
| term, and forbddipg any action undsr the amended
charter until further hearing TO be had a. that TINA.
But for the ur ton the book for subscription would
have bseu opened It The asaklnS aesss tha wosppg,