New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 6-P.M.

were better. Farmers touched 1V on tline' lle
sales of this stock were large, reaching $500
shares Morris improved 225, but closed et224 So
The great vitality of the market enabedit to take
3,600or $500 shares ofthis stock and show higher
closing price than yesterday. Operators Tor rise
express great confidence that the market Will go
above 25. Canton was firm with an upward ten
dency. The improving value of Real Estate VIII
favorably affect the value Of this Stock, as well as
Portsmouth Dry Dock and Edgeworth Co.; both
of these latter when the contemplated improve
snents are completed, must advance materially
Harlem improved y ct, and closed firm. In
Norwich and Worcester there was considerable
action. and the market advanced fy ct, selling at
592, equal to s44 81 y share, on which the De
cember dividend will probably be 50 So Tor SIX
months equal to II v ct " amman. The traffic oil
this Road for October, is in round numbers
$4,000 The result of the six months business
ending 30th November which is the end OF the ifs
cal year will be as annexed;
Actual Receipts 10 3ls
November estimated. 2O653
$4,000
Running Expenses and Repairs 10000 C oooo
Interest '--'''.', ~poV oJ,oO
Net earnings for dividend $500
Dividend on 3oC0o shares scrip Stock 35 = paid
upM3F W ct...'..''.'' ol o
Excess SHOW
The amount of shares in the Capital Stock is
q eco, but about 600 old shares have not been
subscribed under the late arrangement for pay
ing the debt of the Company, and do not share IN
the dividends. The preferred stock books are
closed for the present, The estimate for Novem'
Der ism ade'by taking the receipts OF last NoVem-
Der and adding about 6 y CT There has been no
month in the year which has not considerably eX-
teeded this increase. The above figures, there
fore. show the result of the elk months business
as nearly as any estimate possibly can, and such,
no doubt will be the result. Since the preferred
Stock Arrangement was made, the Company have
paid off about 100000 of debt, leaving about
se90000 of which $500 geo is due in 1856, to the
State of Massachusetts, and S169,G87 in 1860,
bonds of the Company. The remainder of the
debt, including all due prior te 1856, will be paid
when due by the instament on the preferred
Stock Thus it will be seen that the Company
is clear Of all embarrassment on account of its
debt, and is enabled to devote all its net earnings
10 the payment Of dividends on the preferred
Stock. This dividend in June was % u ct, (which
as the preferred Stock had just been paid up, was
equal to 3 % ct on the old Stock and in Novem
Der will be 3 p ct, making 81 " ct. The Com
pany has now no connection with any other Road
or with any steamboats,, but confines itself within
its legitimate sphere of action The affairs OF the
Company are ON good basis, and managed econ
omically and with reference to the best interests
of all concerned. A meeting was held yesterday
at Boston of representatives of the various routes
between Boston and New ork at which arrange
ments were satisfactorily concluded, by which
~ OG tl,n
business OF Madison and Indianapolis Road
there were no sales-l02t was bid, l05 asked.
Rochester aud Syracuse was held at rs, and ll44
bid, showing aturtherimprovement. small sale
of Mohawk, being all Offered was made at 921, an
improvement of ! y cent Erie firm at 79S
and Incomes went to 93!, an advance of y cent.
First and Second Mortgages were also firm. Della
ware and Hudson improved v cent; Stoning-
ton sold ut 10, an advance of p cent. There was
quite active improvement in Long Island,
which went to l43, time. North American
Trust was in demand at 10 !, an Improvement OF !
y cent, Reading, with considerable sales, was
very firm. The traffic Of this Road for October has
been hey ond all precedent. The annexed figures
are enormous for a Road of only one hundred miles;
READING RECEIPTS, OCTOBER,
Passengers a
Freight ON Merchandise 1889 Of
Toile on Coal - n
Male, llSo ~
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5,OSl OF
The amount of tunnage was l7,5la tuns. Hud-
son River Bonds went to lo2. Pennsylvania IS
were firm at 930934, with considerable sales.
Government and State Stocks generally were firm.
For Bank and Insurance Stocks the market is
huoyant
In Exchange there is nothing doing of import
ance. The rates are heavy and the supply of bils
increasing. Sterling is lo0l0l; Francs 5.l7i
@5l63.
In Freights the market is quiet and rates not
being buoyant, the engagements are small at l6ld
Cor Flour; 43a42d for Grain; sa53ad for Cotton
lss@l7s cd for Deadweight. Engagements to
Liverpool 5000 bxs Cheese at EOS Ashes, l5s
TO London, 1000 bbls Turpentine, 2s Sd, 500 or
casks Wine, Is Cd each 800 bxs Cheese, 30s
and 200 bbls RESIN, IS. To Havre the packet 10th
is fell at OF cent for Cotton and So for Tobac-
60 and Ashes The ship Helen Augusta, years
cid $50 tuns, built at Portland, Ne has been sold
for New. edtord Whaler. at SIS, $50, and the II.
Allen, l8 years old, $50 tuns built in Connecticut,
Gor the California trade, at $3.50, To Holland,
Cotton was taken at j Of cent, and 200 bbls Re-
sin, 3s.
About million of dollars in coin has gone South
within week or two, to Charleston, Mobile and
New Orleans. There has been more than that
amount received in the meantime from the South |
west and Canada. The amount sent TO Mobile |
was halt q million, and it went into the Bank OF |
Mobile to supply the deficiency occasioned by
d'awing that amount from that institution to fur.