New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-28

present indebtedness is as follows:
STATE guaranty. ...............---. $4,000
Interest unpaid .--....-..--...-..- 70 oio
Mortgage boIds.-.......-...---.- l,JyLVUp
Total indebtedness......- ..s22Hi2O
The estimated yaluo of the road 200 miles, is
81 900 co. and the rolling stock depots, lands, &c,
$4,000.
Tho suspension Of the house Of Culver, Penn q
Co. Nos ~ and II Nassau-st., is announced. Inc
connections of the house are widely extended, and
this suspension viii probably be followed by Others.
In view Of the rapid fall of goId and the certainty
that il has not done falling, tho only matter OF sur
prize IS that commercial credits are so well sus-
tanned.
The bonds and stock Of the Chicago and Great
Eastern Railway Company were this morning
ylaced upon tho regular list OF the Stock TX
change.
The exports exclusive Of specie from the Port
OF New.York to Foreign Ports for the week ending
March q, 1866, were 81, l27,2 5S.
The Michigan Central Road earned the third
week in March:
I-5J s7s, $40 lsd5...- So. ~ Dec So SIG
The Rock Island Road earned tho third week in
March:
ls65. So III 1866. .s55,s7l Dee. ... e. 100
The transfer books of the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh Road have been removed 10 the Office OF
Wuslow, Lancr & Co., and will be opened
April
The Detroit and Milwaukee Road earned the third
week in March follows:
1906 sa03,s 1855. s24.9s9 Ine..-...s5@ 800
The Chicago and Alton Road earned the second
week in March o. follows:
1906 el529.g ls65 Sis, 4o5 Inc.....sL1j
The shipments Of Pittston coal by the Pennsyl-
vania Coat co. 20 March -, We're:
lsG6 g0sglIG inns IsG5 a. 1900 tuns o76lo
AZ the annual meeting Of the Pittsburgh, Fort
WAYNE and Chicago Road the following officers
were elected:
Prcsident-Gcn G. W. Cas-; Directors-,J. !. ID.
Iauicr Louis H. Meyer. Samuel j. rildcn, New Nors
j. Edglr Thomson, e.. W. Cas-. Snrnger HArblucb,
Pennsylvania. Kent Jarvis. Il. Il Springer The Hon
John sherman uAioi samuei Hanna Jesse j., WI
hlms. Paay uoagland, Indiana William b. Ogden
Illinois.
| The annual report says:
The earnings Of 1865 exceed the earnings Of tho year
previous ~ 500 % about - - per cent and tho
expenses II the past year exceed those OF the previous
/ ,ear slIO4 no IS or about 20 % per cent.
fonr lines ~ railway are projected, each OF WhIch
make Fort WAYNE terminus. All OF these roaus, II
/ CONNECTED. would be important 10 llls 'bUNkAf ny
adding materially TO our business Some OF course are
81 greater importance than others. The " American
Ceora Railway is ~ run west from Fort wayne very
nearly on parallel 81 latitude. and crossing the MIS-
.ssiup River NJ New EostOn, and IN the direction OF
ON aha the terminus Of the main lines OF the
Union Pacific Railroad. The large amonn, oi Woik
already done upon the line and contracts and financial
arrangements which have already been made, seem To
Justify the If The Board OF Directors OF tht
Company that they viii complete thef road from fort
WAYNE 10 tie Mississippi River within three years.
The Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad Company Is
land grant Company. whose surveyed line Is from Fort
Wayne to the straits Of Maehinaw, running through
the western counties Of the state Of Michigan In the
worn already done snd the large body u good lud 10
come into the possession Of The Company Is OASIS sui
fcient. under proper management To- complete the
road. From Fort Wayne 10 New Albany Tor some
other paint the ONO River opposite Louis.
vile, the Fort Wayne and Southern Railroad
Company Ia engaged IN building road the whole me
being under contract to IL IL said responsible par.
ties when completed. this would make a very good
route from Pittsburgh 10 Southern Indiana ana o Ken
tucEy ard thence into 1onnessoe The enterprise pro-
jected many years ago. Of road from Eohnond. Ind,
10 Fort Wayne has again been revived under the title
of the Cincinnati and Fort Wayne Railroad Company.
large amount of work has been done and good deal
OF local assistance Is promised that there seems 10
b. good prospects Of early completion OF piece oil
road which would form link In very good route from
Chicago 10 Cincinnati via Fort wayne.
Freights are lower. The engagements TO Liver
pool aro 800 bales Cotton at 5-l6d 3D.; 1000
bush. Corn at 4ld, and per steamer, 200 boxes
Bacon at 25s, and2O0 tcs Beef at As Cd To London,
!, 900 bush. Corn at CID; 10000 BUSH Oats at Cd,
and per steamer, 100 boxes Bacon at 20s. To
Bremen, 500 bbls. Eosin at IS. 3D., and 100 bales
Cotton ut ic.
Mark ets-C AnnyuLLr REPoRTyp THs NY TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY March ca LEGO.
ASHES - The market Is moderately active and
steady at 81 25a7 37 for Pots and sl2 80 for Pearls
BEFSWAX has been only in moderate demand and
prices are heavy at iOc for Yellow Western.
CANDLES-Adamantine have been in moderate de-
mand aud steady at - 3d. 4Oc for Sperm. and SOC.
for Patent.
COTTON-The demand has been more active. prin.
cipally from shippers and with the advance in gold
prices are lrmcr. closing at t0dilc. for Middingsi
sales Of 900 bales.
COFFEE-The market remains quiet and We have
no sales; the stock OF Rio made up by Messrs. VIM
Scott Son Is a. 679 bags embracing 6 $40 here. COO
in PHILADELPHIA 1000 In baltimore 600 in Savannah
l. 100 in Mobile. ard IL. 90 in wOrleans.
FISH-There is essential change In Dry Cod since
our Inst the demand Is moderate; sales OF 800 otis at