New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-25

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Total Exports. n'SV wv -
From which win be seen that the increase IL receipts now
srsn oe 70 France 1900; decrease 20 other foreign
eorts 1oec Total increase in exports I6, 600 bales
The report of The Committee to examine the affairs
he very favorable and show that 10 y cent dividend
can be declared on the LIST January next
There is little more ease ia the money market to-
dsy. At the discount houses frst-class paper is in
active demand and rates are to v cent. better
Tim last week. First class names go at 1912 v
cent. On call there is better supply Of money in
some quarters, but still much complaint of difficulty
of negotiations. The Bank loans will doubtless show
further contraction by the merit statement
The Exchanges at the Clearing House are sls,-
I30773.
The American Exchange Bank has declared a
semi.annual dividend Of v cent payable 9th Nov.
The fret instament on the increased capital stock
win be entitled to this dividend, but the second INSTALL
men. will not.
n. B. Payne, Esq, of the Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati Railroad, has resigned the Presidency
of that road and Amasa Stone, Jr., has been elected
70 fill the vacancy. Of Mr. Stone, The CLeOeIand
Herald says:
"In the election of Mr.. Stone to the Presidency,
we doubt if there is in the Union better quail
fed for the post than Mr.. s. He is as familiar with
every foot Of the track with our street pavement,
and added to his experience, which dates from the
commencement Of the work. Mr. 5. has talents ineg-
riiy and Ddomitable energy.
Zone gentleman goes out, another comes in. Fair
exchange no robbery and if Mr. Payne is retained
in the Board Of Directors there is no loss to the Com
pany or the Public
One Of the free banks Of this State was under pro-
test last week. but arrangements were Immediately
made to put it on its legs again. and its failure was
kept out Of the newspapers 1t is now paying
promptly.
The Cumberland Coal Company now bringing to
market about l, 200 tuns per day.
The Albany atlas undertakes to show that the Canal
tolls have decreased this s24l 300, or IL v
cent, while the freight receipts Of the Central Road
have increased s3os, 274 or &c y cent.
The counterfeit quarter eagle alluded to some days
since as having been taken at the Post-Ofice, has
been assayed at the Assay Office. 1t was four grains
lighter than the standard and contained 81 II of gold
and &c. Of silver. The filing principally silver
Ii was, as we stated, made in genuine die stolen
from the New-Orleans Mint. Notwithstanding the
assertion Of The Journal Of Commerce, repeat that
twas not calculated to deceive persons who adopts
in coin. The writer showed it to three such who pro.
nounced it false at glance.
At Boston there has been gradual Improvement
in the money market and tendency to declise IN
rates Of interest The week closed with cheerful
aspect Of things and fair promise OF permanent i-
provement. Factory and prime business paper can
be negotiated at 10 v cent, which is reduction oil
2 y cent. from the rates current two weeks since.
We learn from The Boston Transcript that the
Mas acbusetts Fire Insurance Company of Ipswich,
Mass, has announced its inability to meet its oblga
lions, and has recommended the parties insured TO
protect themselves at other Offices.
The Lake Superior Journal says that Mcssrs. Gov
Fairbanks Corning, Seymour and Others Of the prin
eipal stockholders in the St. Mary's Falls Ship Cana
Company, arrived two or thee days since on the
Northerner, and are now busily engaged in inspect
ing the important work they have undertaken anC
the financial operations connected herewith, which
il now drawing near to completion. The whole sea
son has been extremely favorable for prosecuting Thu
enterprise, and, through the indomitable energy o
Mr. Brooks, the Vice-President of the C)mpany, thu
Canal, at this time, is further advanced than many
supposed Il could be in the spring. The principa
locks are nearly completed, and they are now erect
ing the monstrous gates that for size and strength
have DO equals this continent, and perhaps no! II
the world.
The following is comparative statement OF tx
ports from the port of New Orleans to foreign ports
HxroKrs FROM SEwoRLEAss TO rosEIGN PORTS FOR TIL
THREE MONTHS ENDING SEPT 80
Dom Prod in AN. vessels. l5ts2 $Ss2Ss4s *s2Ss "