The New York herald., 1850-06-11
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MONDAY, June 1916 p. NJ.
The stock market opened heavy this morning, and
II was literally blue Monday. At the first board U. s.
o's 1867. fell off d per cent? Farmers Loan q; Nor
ris Canal, 1s; Reading r., al Harlem, Erie r r.
u Hudson r. r. advanced y per cent; at the second
board declined u per cent Erie X. h. quoted
dividend of The market closed dull, with a down
ward tendency in prices Speculation for the
Is The bulls have had what they have talked
much about, the Spring rise" and they must
look closely after the July depreciation"
The amount of duties paid on imports last week
$500 700 IS
The European news by the steamship Atlantic has
had effect upon markets. There had been no
change conseque in prices for principal
Piles Steamships from England arrive fire.
quently, and such short time ntervenes between the
departure of each that the commercial accounts are
anxiousy looked for and possess comparatively
little interest The Canada is due at Halifax with
three days later intelligence.
The Marine and Fire Insurance Bank, Of Savannah,
has declared semi annual dividend Of six per cent
payable on demand.
The Central Railroad and Banking Com pany, Sa-
vsnnsh, has declared semi-annual dividend Of four
dollars per share, payable on demand.
There has been a moderate demand for exchange
for remittance by the Boston packet We quote bs
London at esi 10H per cent. premium; Paris,
6f27h . bt25; Amsterdam, 40 n 40z Hamburg, 35x .
35z; Bremen. ~ 59i4
The receipts of the New York and New Haven Rail-
road Company. for the month Of May, amounted to
$lot3l Al against s23 967 rs for the corresponding
month in ls4e, showing increase for the Month this
year of $i6,66a 1o-equsl to about seventy Ave per
cent
The receipts Of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
Company, for May, 1850, s22ss2 2s; May lsa9
S20,7e0 80; increase, May, 1850 sl7el 9s.
The earnings of the Macon and Western Railroad, for
May. 1850, amounted to SIS 02t 50; corresponding
month Iast year, s9,2e0 AS increase for the month
this year, ss.73l ss
1t is stated that of the minority Of the Commttc
ofwsys Means with the assistance Of Secretary
OF the Treasury and leading whig members of
the House is preparing tariff bill which will be pre-
septed as perfected We have not heard what
the complexion Of 1t is likely to be, but take 1t for
granted that 1t will be highly protective In its charac
ter and be upon the specific and ad raiorem systems
combined II will be, the part OF the ind-
vidusls engaged, labor lost, for have not the
sghtet idea that the present tariff will be altered
modified. at all events during the present session Of
Copgress The partial suspension OF q few manufac
turing establishments at the East has no doubt been
seized upon by the protectiouts In Congress- rs an
argument In favor OF change; and great effort will
doubtless be made to create sympathy In the public
mind the poor stockholders those factories
which have earned only six and per ceut the
capital invested instead of twenty and thirty, In
years past This enormous reduction In their proats
IL undoubtedly alarming, and the millionaires OF
Lowell Lawrence, Dover. and Pawtucket still retain
the impression that government IL bound to guaranty
them profits equal to those they have under former
tariffs realized and the act Of 1915 will do 1t
must be perfected that will. The impuiencs aud
Of these Ia astonishiug aud 1t IL perhaps
equally 30 that members Of Congress be found to
advocate the views OF such monoppl-ts In . report
made by the Secretary of the Treasury the
cis affairs OF the country. and the various msnufac
turing interests, nnd the annexed statements,
showing the reduction in extreme prices of eolorsd
and printed cotton goods Of American manufacture