New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

cu,,,,,lv and the principle IL rcimburssoie 90 ne
r.,n.,v 1919. Ten per cent is 70 be pad n
- ...1,,,,e. Of the bid and the remainder on ihe
- ws-,h WIN interest VII commence on Tie
-. h,, the money gill be received sDd scnp issued
-. i'm, lsfcre IN let OF March, y desired, s'ter
80 Of the loan is made B i vii be received
- .,v mart Of the loau no. less that i've tnoa'ani
dollsn. -...o..,,
.f.r A. we can ascertain, about s275 900 ia gold
o.,lv foreign. gees over TO Boston for the We ines
dsv steamer. Some engagements have been also
made for the next steamer from tots port
r.io,rsobic sdy:ees from New Orleans quote sier-
r,r ..5a-l n4r cent. with an increasing supply Of
ms. These adviees caused a check 70 The ou1yancy
- On, r,chsnre nsrket AID the bankers restricted
theiI purchases. A.
brs'ue,- a. the Clearing u ,use was 81, SOAR.
= NJ. Adrian n. Mailer & co. viii hold Their
nj, seIni-weeky auction safe Of stocks sad bonds
,o'norrow. Wednesday, Jan. o., at l2l o'clock, at
the Merchants Exchange.
The y,ceiDs Of the Erie Road in January will prob
,blv e,ceed scCO OC0, and be larger tban for any
nonib since /, wa completed. The earnings VII be
cor sidersbly less than the above sum, but prooaDy
.bow an increase Of sl2O oo0 to $50 COO over jana
arv Of last year This promises Wen for the reaLza
lion Of the estirra ate of the year The payments on
the ne loan are cOusidersbly in 81 ance Of the call
many takers preferring to pay up in full. Another
in,taumept Of 30 y cent. i. due On the st Of June
The psyments already about 81, 500 O)O including
500, 600 or $500 900 paid in income bonds. Inc
Connapy announce officially that they are prepared
to redeem income bonds whenever cent in.
The Star Of the West has arrived with 100000 10
gold, via San Juan.
A correspondent ststes that
at is understood that OF our leading fancy
railroads ia about TO cut down the psr Vaue OF IL
shares This ia step in tbe direction toward ho--
esty and plain dealing A. a genera! rue, railroad
corporations are ready enough % increase the mount
of their capital stock on every plausible pre'eAt uu.
few have the moral courage or the common buslAsss
honesty 10 cut down the nominal value OF tnsir -hses
when their market and still their ntrns yl1e
has become eresly deteriorated. Bu- when % fr4I
or nismsuASeInent a railroad has become intrlnsi-
csIly worth less than fifty or twenty hye cents on
dollar, and resembles cheese, me in-iee cl 49,
has been mostly eaten out by rats leaving only the
rind behind rs if in mockery, then II becomes the
duty of the President and Directors OF such ro'en
CORPORATION 10 ma he the facts public that the stock
holders msy know that iney are poor insea' OF o.
ing rich, and thst innocent parties may not De en-
trapped by any such Outslde snow OF value 70 invest
h err money in hat is nearly worthless For thete
are plenty Of weak minded pereons IN the comm
ity OF fmal MEANS 6ho, seeing shsres Oh sespec'InlS
corporate property ceiling al very low hglre, VIII,
on this very account buy them yainlY thIhking, as
! in the case # the Parker Vein Coal Company mat
with nominal par value Of 500, they must certainly
! lie worth 5, or 10, or 20.
There is a marked change in our merchandise
markets Flour is rather better and Grain is steady
with moderate receipts. Cotton is we'll sustained, the
stock being quite light The sales since the 3d. are
only $500 bales including $500 bales an traHsHu,
showing sn advance of Ic. y ID. Nj. Wright in
his circular for the steamer gives the annexed eta
! tisics
CROP RECEIPTS, &o.-The receipts At the poIs CONTINUE
eresse now 5000 bales We are ADVISED from
telegr.ph the first heavy weeks OF
the season saw bales owing chiefly TO rise in the RED
aver From Mobile nothing been received by telegraph
Is probable however the rise 10 the Aaosm. may no. aao
place until week later.
The following statement OF the movement IN Gotten
the September asi compared with tho previous