New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19
$685. and 200 bags Clever Seed At sos To London ".
nsrtraI 900 bbls Flour at L. Cd ais 3D. parf u Nh

my, rs boxes Bacon at eos. 622s cd. To oiaseo"'
,er steamer 5000 bush Wheat at CID 800 Dds fiour
ot "a 50 boxes Bacon at Goa 5000 bush feas on pr
gate terms To Bristol per neutral i'' ooA'o "'Vo"
al 95s To Amsterdam; 500 bbs. Flour AZ ~ 'o' ~
Hot,erdan oO9 bbs Flour nj "a 3D. 2'oesss A'"o'
9ps To Havre Go bales Cotton Mt a. 10 luz
are British vessel TO Londonderry WIFE -
o2x Cd, Hamburg one with 3VJO Dds i''u' :" Do'
fest NJ IA % a neutral vessel n continental port
with 600 hills Petroleum ut Gs.; bflsh sohooei VI
n tuns 70 Porto Rico and back at 81 'uo h"' sou ="
lrih h,rl n, 9aa tuns 10 the windward OF 0oc pV'
n coId R,,tsh brig Of l09 tnns to Porto Rico anu
b. Of a. am mart gold aud another OF Ill tns 10 'he
,,a,ro,5 q. ysc. ~ bbl In gold, and BACK NON inc
,t ia ~ Cubs with Molasses ut 80 IS on ana uhoes
A.. 1ts cnrryinr rates were: To Liverpool per
,u,.r,,an rse-rlour. Ia Cd Wheat @@4idi hes'!
81. tss aI7s. Cd Per foreign Gag-fionr. rs.
49, Goods eAs aaos. To London, per American
a.r Elou- Is Cd Wheat cd. Heavy Goods u.s. 3D.
ror foreign aas-Flour Is. Wheat, I'd Heavy Goods
22s. cd. n
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Re-
eejpts, 81 52 400 e3for Customs. 81 ovi fay'eh'7
a. Oei 92s "a; Balance, $50. 5i60ie r.
Money continues abundant at per cent on
al, and tho came for mercantile paper which Is scarce
and wanted with stock houses the SIMPLY OF oap'pN
IA excessive and large balances remain uhe'npo'cu'
MANY stocks con be loaned without interest ana ioi
large list of shares not three per cent Is oNe"
whom loaned The supply OF money 10 a'ih on Toe III
CREASE aad no enterprise Of reasonable promise 10 long
IN obtaining Ill the capital required al noaera'e i"'
toTsst.
The Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company
will ps, ed Inst. dividend Of per cent.
On the DIST the City Controller viii open bids
eor COM coo OF county bonds for riot damages The
honas roeecmable in 1882 and bear 6per cent interest
Tho Copake iron mines are being vigor-
ousIy worked. and the Company expect during the
Spring to mino snd foru ard from 200 to 3'0 'un' OF orc
daly. MI d. D. Martin recently an engineer on the
Log Dock in ths employ Of the Eric RAILWAY oon
pany h., been engaged as Superintendent and IA now
actively at work About 40 or 80 laborers have been
employed during the Winter. and Mr. Martin now pro
poses 70 Increase the force TO 20 Tbs demand ioi
this or, is sufficient 10 warrant the production o
100 900 tuns per On thu 18th largo meeting
ives held at PougAkeepsc to take measures to build
railroad from the latter place to Copake.
Inquiry has lately been made respecting the
Ere, mortgage bonds OF the Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad Company (ohio Division. The following Is
! settlement;
Iongth OF the road. s+h mDee
| Amour. vi mat mortgsgs. ........ss.'sStNNr'-y
Amount Of sceoSd mog'ISse.....'''.''. $1,000
| Cspd stock...........'.s'''''''''''' SN'''''
The stock was issued to contractors who constructed
the road Tbs coupons r. cent on the frn bonds arr
payable A ri and Oct. !. TIE road serned
YsbrsAry laei..ss< az % feSru,y, ioes... SIG $40
4 IScreSse....s....... =
Ar ireresI. In Jan and Feb. ls yer of... he's
The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad Company held its annual meeting at Pist'
b-rrk on Inc lCtr.