New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-06
Anp MONEY MATTERS.
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TUESDAY, June 1-r "
Tn. Fancy Stock market was heavy today.
And the sales were 70 fair extent In Harlem e'pe-
oialiy there is considerable movement, the sa'e'
reaching 1000 shares the Second Board the mar
tet was hrner and went up y cent for that STOCK
Government. continue in good demand and iAe Oo-'
Don stock Of lsss sold At lli. The difference Os
tween mi. stock and the Bonds Of 1901 Is greater aP
psrepty than the circumstanoes require. Ooi'eoHns
interest By coupons is certainly very
,b "a about the only advantage the stock Of l7o7 mas
90. ~. e.oe. n ise7. The latter can be transferred
!. - ., newer on the back Of the bond "it-
A.. ,:oS.yr,ruen, officer, and then eircula'es a.
g., ,,o, hand 10 hand the Coupon Stocks lei
a.. -, /. y cent cheaper than the latter
rha r,cbsnge market closed dull al 4 ast 'or
-, # Sterling. Francs 5 90 as p The cup
49, q puls was fair and the market was scarcely 'o'
tanned a; the close.
rhsye /. considerable Freight offering, and the
,,.,se, 4. without change. Engagements O; about
. oco hnsb Grain have been made in 81 In British and
.,adin American bottoms 1000 or 1000 bbls Flour,
- "a. 600 or 200 bales Cotton, ida532d and heavy
"a, %. eda2js To Glasgow, considerable engage.
sn,s made at 2s for Flour 81 tor Grain rs Oh for
b..,v. An American vessel taken for direct
, in ireland Al Cd To Hsyre the rate is .c for Cot
ton. Ia: = cent for Coin
The amount received at the subTressury to-
1syis go 532
Payments oJsi
Balance ........... J3ls55
The owners Of the Crescent City expect her
here about the 2j,b with half million Of dollars in
god The Fslcon, It appears, s no, going 70 Chagres
this TIP but will send her passengers and mails from
Havana by the Isihmus.
We have received the annexed inquiries from
one Of our readers and give the information asked
as far arc able
n, WI YOU oers %. Of yog' 'gsse'-f. sy .,.as
fran 9. ssps tts date o. shsnsf ma's out VI ne u d
yfe.esr.s ,6m = of r. boD1s stsi p-rcsnt
40 iassc.s ihs nqsy from belief that ns N'fs .'c-
commenced fsnnng - nshsmton has a't made more hsn
nj ~. oo,.s "a III, mater ss6.sa vPo' Il. siocs
eeD.isd 70 nsse 40 jar. N -s -so ar y'''fnsd ''s' "
R.ls.p. oes Of he oo~g.ay s .n.-sr me qa,.on e.
.,asr... sf,b. .sn 70 Ss. cOSsTAsT READER
The dividend alluded 10 will be paid from any money
in hsnd. whether from earnings or other sources
The dividend on the new stock Is paid in agreement
with the stpulstions Of the articles Of subscription
The dividend the old stock is paid from sense Of
Justice and after the expected reonstrancos OF the
old stockholders who claim with some show Of night
thst the law which required them to consolidate ther
stock by giving up two shares for one did IN TACT
place them ON the same platform with the new STOCK
holders arguing that but for this consolidation the
new stock might not have been taken, and that NJ any
rate the new stockholders had the advantage Of one
half their capital spent in good faith 1t is no doubt
true that there not sufficient surplus earnings 10
pay the interest the bonds and the dividend on the
old and stock and it can hardly be expected that
,uoh should be the case about million has been
expended west of Binghamton, and half million on
the Eewbursh branch, unfinished portions of the en-
terprise which have not and viii not for some time
yield any revenue but have been repeatedly as
sured by the managers of this Company that the I'm
ished portion Of the Road TO Point Jerys paid an in
come equal to the running expenses, repairs, and &
cent on the cost Of that portion and that the Road to
B.nrhamton from the experience they have had in
three or four months they have little doubt viii show
the same result. We think this saying rather too
much but still the last part OF the year may be better
than the first part The experience Of this Road thus
far has been that the six months from July to January
produce about twothrds Of the income Of the year.
As the abstract question Of the payment Of inter
est upon the stock of unfinished railroads is simply
a matter of agreement among the stockholders, aud
only concerns them 80 that the Arrangement be per
icctly understood, do not see that interest on
money used In building road may not be as fair
charge to construction engineering expenses equip
age iron or any other cost Of the road II i howev
er fair matter for two opinions, and our Constant
Reader may settle the question for himself
The Suffolk Bank. Boston, has thrown out the
Hamilton Bank of North Scituate, X. |. The reason
does not appear but there has probably been some run
on the Bank, in consequence of the appointment OF
Committee of the Legislature to examine and report
upon the Bank The Committee, 1t is thought will re-
port unfavorably. The circulation of this Bank is
about s2 0O0 and the assets IT is supposed will pay
considerable portion of this amour, II well managed
This institution was taken from under an injunction
about year since and injected with capital, but
public opinion appears to have set against it too
strongly
The Mechanics Banking Association have de-
elared semi annual dividend Of 81 " cent
The President aud Directors of the Whitehall
mine known AZ Stockton & Heiss's minc) held their
first annual meeting, at the office of the Company IN
spottsylvania Co Va on the 3lst ult and declared
dividend OF s. y share 10 v cent on their capital
STOCK (sl5O0O0) after leaving in the hands OF the
Treasurer O., 500 for working capital This Company
organized one year ago. Since then, they have been
engaged In erecting buildings machinery, sinking
shafts sc Their maohiAery was not put in operation
until the early part OF the present year yet the amount
OF gold they have separated from the ore Is rising
$4,000 There are outstanding debts against this
Company On the lst of June the stockholders unan
inously reelected the old Board of Directors who
elected Com n. + Stockton the President of the
Company The Company will hereafter declare a divl
dend Of 5 y cent on their capital stock whenever
their funds viii admit OF it, after leaving 5000 in the
hands of the Treasurer
nIarkets...CARkruLLy RsPoSrr0 ros THE TsIsvss.
Tnussp.r. June a
good demand ih sales $50 bos so iof fo''
a Pearls The m.rksi steady,
CoJIoS- mors active and the stands before the
steamer Mny O the purchase, r southern Psrt
r,cuv. III. buyer, the damage the Cotton efop
Upland. No FLORIDA no r.1
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