New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
The following new schedule Of freight charges be-
tween the East and West has been adopted at Cmem-

The Pennsylvania coal tunnsge the past week shows
an increase over the previously reported weekly return
Of between 80 900 and $4,000 tuns. The tunnage OF
the year 80 far lie 799 uns, against lJ2 iio uns
10 the same time last year. Five OF the eleven sources
Of the supply of coal show an increase three Of hehye
being directly and wholly connected with the new
York market, and fourth, tic Lehigh Valley EaIl-
road mainly but not wholly 20. Six sources of supply
show . decrease, and are oil more less connected
with the Philadelphia market The market for coai Is
generally firm, and an advance in prices with tue ad-
vance OF the season confidently relied On. In this ex-
pectation, the Delaware, Laekawanna and Western,
and the Delaware and Hudson Canal Companies, have
Withdrawn their circular of prices.
An act Of considerable importance to the coal trade
and TO the existing cOal-caryng companies, last week
passed the PENNEY lvania Legislature by constitutional
majority over tie Executive veto, sent IN several days
previously the oljec, Of which is 10 incorporate the
Nesquchoning Valley Railroad" in the County Of
Carbon in that State. The effect and ultimate conse-
quence Attending the operations OF this corporation,
viii 10 the transportation OF coal by the various con-
Meeting lateral branch railroads, or other means Of
conveyance mentioned therein, 70 as 10 connect VIA
Easton with the New-Jersey Central Railroad, and
thence direct 10 the City Of Newlork, thus furnishing
thar city with an article Of general consumption IL less
tme and TT suppo,ed cheaper rates than II has hereto
fore been obtained through the only existing channels
Of communication from the Schuylk region via Rich
uond, near Philadelphia.
The State Legislature Of Ohio has passed an act to
prohibit the circulation of toe notes of fnosharepaying
banks H. provides that it shall ~ unlawful for any
bank banker, broker, exchange broker rother money
dealer, or incorporated company, il any manner TO put
in circulation, either directly indirectly the notes OF
Issue Of any bank or banking company, whether in or
out of that State; which notes shall not az the time
they are 30 put in circulation be receivable at par by
the bank banker, broker exchange broker other
money dealer incorporated company so putting the
same in circulation and redeemable At par, in gold
silver coin, by the bank banking company Issuing
the same The penalty foryolaiion Of the act If sum
equal TO neh Of the nominal value Of the notes 80
put in circulation, and COSTS
The CiieagO Tribune says:
Business .t very much depressed owing of conrse 70 the
unisitled slate Of tie rency Matters however axe .aga
sssunrc more sa, tory shape srd by his time next week
they will be moving uong II hot Hs rhpiaJ e a.
least safely snd surely II people they do DOT ~. 50
nominal for their foods and Produce, that WHICH 'Hey eo s'
The M TRAD today passed the oowirg re,oluoD;
Uhdsrs The la the noLel ed AR o OIsso
have ouna;ed n retuin 20 STANDARD o. goa anu 'Fei
oi That, - tte opinion Of he Board Of Trade Of Chi
sales property and daily quosiions thereof should pe
/ Insir u fund, equal 10 sP,c ,cs
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