New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07

leaves dividend uId OF s1eo,-2 ~, when < 81 lai
70 16 cent on the capital stock. II the company had
followed the example OF nearly all our railroads and
made 10 reserve for depreciation the Get res1; Woad
have been equal to dividend Of between 70 and 20 ?
cent for the six months. We presume this Fesu, Is
unequaled by any railroad in the world. o. his
balance the latest programme we hear from Cheago
Is that cent will be divided on the stof February
In cssh and 10 cent in stock, which will leave sur
plus TO the next si1 months Of .bou, $4,000 and add
| ing the reserve for renewal, $4,000.
! There is 10 relic! in the Money market, ana me
Banks are continuing ihtir contraction In the STOCK
circles the difficulty Of obtaining osns Is extreme
good borrower very expressive stated y US toosy,
that money could not be borrowed al 81, but that It
could be bought.
The Araco brings four dsys later sdyices. Corsols
contiru ed 10 improve and closed a. 80. The large
.niyss Of Australian gold, t9t2 600, nearly five
millions of do Lara, had inspired more confidence,
although about $780, 900 Of it hsd been taken for the
Rank Of France. Thee was rumor that the Bank
If France had made loan OF 10000 900 OF guilders
in silver. equal TO about eight mlliors Of dollars
Cotton was heavy, but without marked change
R,esdstuffs had still an improving tendency. Tie
morey market was without important change, but
The Mrs Of the Esd thinks the appearance OF the
market Wa rather more favorable. The demand for
cold for the continent still continued. The TINES
says, 49,
An impression continues that he gold from Australia
10 6ay as well such arrivals "a may AXE place dur
ing the next few weeks sill be bought up for the bsnk
of France through an arrangement eIFesdy msie.
Shou Id this prove correct IL will De vain 'os hope Tor
spy immediate mitigation of the disturbance IN the
NOR ey market IT, the contrary, affairs shoul1 De
f TO their natural course snd it fods its way to the
Park of England there will be good ground 10 hope
for a gradual increase of steadiness. Even II the
Ron Of France or their agents have succeeded IN o.
tainirc credits by which, as reported, the further
snn ~ - COO coo may be drawn from u.s. it should be
remembered as reason for undmlnlshef conn fence,
that although the momentsIy inconvenience crea'el is
intense the ultimate resu of the process mus be merely
10 increase The rebound on this side. II he puolc VIII
keeo clearly in view the artificial nature ofhe pertba.
TORS that must thus be expe fenced, hall the mischief
they would occasion will be averted.
II is satisfactory feature that, Notwithstanding
the downward tendency Of the exchange At New ofk
Oh London the specie remittance brought by the
steamer Anerioa is as much as SAL GOO, or aooIt
$50 GOO. The exchange, as between this country and
the United States is arxiousy watched, some rsons
being inclined to fear that the European demacd for
bresdsus in America will cause gold 10 How tGi;her
from this side This would certsiny prove an sggra
walton of our existing monetary disturbance.
Tee foreign exchanges this anerro)n we're IN some
cases quo ed shade lees favorable, but the alteration
wa uDimportant.
The financial crisis in France now engages the
attention of Paris TIE Bank of France has, By
circular !etter summoned those who have deposited
with II rentes and rsilway shares either b give neT
securities, or to reimburse portion OF their loans
with cash
Much is said about giving forced currency TO bank
notes but the bank has not yes obtained the con-
sent Of the Emperor, who oppo es the measures per
souay because he fears that i! would produce bad
effect abroad
The French tradereturns for the month of septenl-
A., ~, nh.
usbed in the Nonteur. The total of duties upon u-
ports paid during the first nre months Of the present
wear l5l 1879 27Jf The total paid during the cor
responding onths of 1854 lO7 IN ss7f; and the
total paid during the corresponding month OF 1883
was los als 455f The total of dutics imports paid
in last September was II SIS, COST. in September,
1854 it was 49, 4O 3isf and in septem Der, 1853.
was L, 7Ol, s74f.
The Bank Of Holland, which has been parting with
Der silver at fixed price has given notice that she
will DO longer DO So and thus the dTau upon her will
be stopped for shipment to India. It's effec must be
to raise the price of silver in he London market at
least keep it from falling below present ries.
The amount Of gold brough. down BY escort from
the yctoris ines during The first siz months of the
present year had been 10000, against 90 7s 600
in the corresponding period Of 1854. Owing to the
greater security Of the roads the quantities brought by
private hands would, if they could be sscertsined,
probably show larger increase. The total shipped
in TIE first half of this year hal reached a. OOO
against "a, 3lO, 600 in the came period OF 1854.
From rhe Lond n yscs Oct -
SATURDAY EvEyISG.-Ihe Eoglsh funds opened
fa,ly but decided reaction SIT in and the market
exhibited sci siby improved appearance during the
rest of the day. The closing quotations ware about
3 cent above those of yesterday 1t Is frequently
noticed that al periods when the tendency OF specula
ton is strongly pronounced, the market the Saur.
day affected III contrary sense, owing 70 tle un
willingness of many spectators who have operated
tbroup bout the week 20 leave town with their
open. To-day numerous purchases have been effected
by recent spe u stors for fall but the rise chiefly
maintained il queLce of the arrival of two OF the
oIg-expec'ed vessels ffOm Australia with a large
amount of bullion. This supply will uestionably
prove relief to the market but II appears 70 be the
prevalent belief that shall no. retain H. owing -
The demand for the Bank OF France and other quar-
ters Telegrapbc intel igence OF rally on tO-days
Paris Bourse must also be referred TO assisting the
upward tendeIcy. Rumors circulated in that city
that NJ DIouyn de IHuys is Likely 10 inter- the min
stTy and spectators Tor rise profess 10 regard this
state ment hopefully il being umed that the e1-in
lister is disposed 10 maintain tone OF moderation to-
ward Russia. The ne of the signal success gained
by the Allies al KnbuIn was not officially announced
during business hous.
We have 10 new feature 10 report in the money
market The supply continues good, but there is at
the same time active demand, and the late advanced
rates are maini aimed. The inst.ment OF million
falirg due TO. day upon the Turkish loan had been
prepared against We are now relieved from the
pressure Of these lean instamens until the Goth Of
November, when an nstAllment OF 10 per cent, or
e. 600 O0O falls pay able the Brtsh loan. On the
sd Of November another paynen. Of - per cent or
$50, 0oO, must also be mace on The Turkish loan.
At Paris to-day a re ,overy Of to ; per cent
esfahl shed in the Three ren'es The other