New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


r~FSr Commercial end Moasy Matters, see Last Page
WEDNESDAY, p NJ
There was no marked change in the Stock Mar
.., to-day. AT the close the tendency was upward
The Bill Market is quiet aud quotations as before
serlns u a 10. Francs Is d 22..
The election of the Stonington Railroad resulted
he success Of the ticket composed Of the old Board
The vote as follows:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 7g72 votes.
Outs .-os.o
Majority for old Board 1898
IN, whole number OF shares ia 1900. The above bal
q. chow. that all bu, 1850 shares voted on The
,epor, Of the Company that the entire receipts Of
The road for the year lJo6l5 20
Rssree from last year lao ~
Total ....---..--..---.--.---.--- -si3l'cS OF
Expenses of the year Of all descrip,ions- $50 a
c.'h on bsps,. 3Oss 20
The receipts were from
fst - 81. J-6 i6
Rents and Mails -.---.------------'-
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 'ei'O'V'' ~
The disbursements were for general and mis- ,- m
celancous expenses, &c - '''~'' ~
Repairs on cars engines road &C. hOoi "ia ~ nee o-
u,' .",, a. ............... 1855 O.
land damages &c occurred since the build
ing ., 'ae i io"'' W. ...... 1858 10
,sd new bond. ................ 1000 90
Total .sI2c''5~ I"
The debt Of the Company which was compromised
%, about $4,000 has been reduced u about s6l4OOO
The receipts OF the Company are e247OS l2 less than
the previous year. while the number OF passengers mas
been increased.
Passengers in 1874 gc'VOi
IN ie41-..---.-. ''- : = IoO-ool
2DJO
Tbelow rates Of fare produced by the active compc
n Of the other Boston has kept down the earn
.ss, Of the Road and had a rate OF are
.i.,ed the snticpaons Of the directors in regard to
the dividend this year might have been realized The
road has been kept in first rate order and the equpage
well kept up. The train which carried the stockholders
10 the election Providence made the run over ihe road
u miles, in hour and twelve minutes
The business of the Reading Road for the third
week in Sept, has been az follows
Business: Tonnage
Week ending Sept. %. ~ ........l0,9sl 81 70is
81, ~ ......-.lo5O3 62 lzo5o
20, rs ...... 81 ,535 80 2i'Oo4
The increase in one hundred per cent compared with
is,year.
The exports Of Domestic Goods from this port
during sept 1910 packages.
The amount Of Tolls received on the Pennsylv ana
Canals and Railroads up to the fret Of September was
tolg2 80 being increase Of $3.50 over the cores
ponding period Of last year.
The Boston Post says
There 10 strong that gold may be moved
bri.kly toward England The money market Is assum
tpe at New York stringent aspect, and there is
rood domsnd there at "a per cent on per annufn ON
the best security great crash has taken place among
the bears operators for tall In stocks some fourteen
or fifteen having paused, IN Newfork 10 lake breath
II by paused the Post means failed not one oil the
above assertions has any foundation excepting in the
IMAGINATION OF the bear who writes the Post money
srtccs.
At Boston the Post SAYS, there is general torpor
and want Of spirit among buyers and sellers of Manu-
fcurins and Railroad Stocks, for cash, the principal
operations the board Of brokers being made on time
few shares Of Maine Railroad have been al l2i per
cent advance. Western continues very dull and has
Allen back to old mark after attempt to put IT up
on account Of large increase in its freight receipts 1t
understood that year. the present managers If
reelected will reduce the fare for passengers to q cents
per mile. The banks also increasing their capital
The Merchants has already voted to add another half
million to its capital and the State WILL at its annual
meeting consider the expedency of an addition to its
existing capits, which is 81, 100000
A circular issued by the officers of the Harlem
Railroad Company. under date of Sept 18th, states the
whole amount Of the Company debts at s6l2s5G 81.
Receipts for freight and passengers in lsis Al %
1874. .l406si 90
The Road was opened to White Plains on the let of
November ls4i
In is45 70 let September. .Sll65is Oh
The expenses of the Road in 1874 $4,000 81
Tor the first six months of ls45 Sal s33
The yearly interest the debt is $42s7a 81.
Taking the income and expenses Of the fret six
mouths OF this year test and supposng them
cl,, a., 10
ssn income after paying expenses and interest accord
ing the Circular of s53454 80 to which should be
sded ss25 for rents upon the real esiate Of the Com
pnyin Chatham
The whole cost of the Road to its present termination
whie Plain.) is stated to be $ll59323 &C. 1t is also
stated that the real and personal property of the Comps
exclusive Of the Road is valuedby competent persons
at7027l. A continuation OF the Road from Plains to
The South line Of Putnam County has been surveyed and
10 estimated that it can be constructed for $4,000
ME. Maximum grade 80 feet minimum curvature
300 feet radius The distance from White Plains to the
Inc Of Putnam County 2i miles Proposals have been
sdvescd for to construct the additional portion by the
mdMay next. To meet the cost of the same, says the
Circular, this Company will issue bonds payable hve
years from date TO each subscriber for the amount of his
subscription with inercs, six and half per cent
Win the privilege OF converting the same into stock at
p~s any time during that period. These bonds are TO
eecured by mortgage upon the Road from fordham
he North line of westchester County distance OF
Stout 40 miles. This includes over fourteen miles of
road good running order that has cost two hundred
thousand dollars and road bed Of twenty Ave and three
quarter miles farther upon which the whole amount OF
the money loaned Is to be expended. Tfwee hundred
and ny thousand dollars Of this has been already taken
"a sum more than enough to pay for the right of way
md grading the Road hundred and fifty thousand
collars remains 10 be subscribed" We understand that
contracts have been made for the additional 253 miles
TIE line OF Putnam Co.
The State Bank of Newark, N. j. has declared a
ntsnnua dividend Of three per cent, payable and
shsrls October.
Markem... Carefully Reported for Tie TSrbuw
Il "WEDNESDAY, October /.
rashEs-Pots are firm a4 90, with sales 100 barrels