New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-09
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Oh net, at e, oclsk 8, The Merchants EI,htrge'
TIE s ,u.herp Michigan ard NoI;ksrn Rs.hosd Com
ranv are pcw prepared 10 e1charge On b5er1 isTns
,,.r Frst Mortgage sIkirs Fund rae ior TIE Bonds
Of the Company .0a,ur Dg q he 1t q April hex,
considerable amount has already been Exchanged
Inc maturing .stue "a 900, Geo.
TIE busress Of the Clearing House was sF,9ll ,coc.
There .s more foundation, think, for the ststemen,
;hs, The Dubuque an Pacific RAJ road Company hsVe
reeotsted ,!x millions Of bonds IN Europe tban we
bad o. f-s. suppoed. e.ter received bJ lhe parties
in r.ore. By ore Of the lss: steamers gives the Com
pany reason 10 belicye TIA. he negotiation has oeen
,u,c. ssful.
Cotton s1d Bteadstuf!, are heavy. the former asv-
iro declined q. slce tie Pers.s aTyel Pork 10 srI
sdssrc,g IL Grocenss there .s 70 movenen. OF o.
poitaDcs.
IRE circular Ct Messrs. Robert Berson s. Co., re-
ceived by tie Perss, ssys: o., ,,s-
b r: H9,'i = . 5s'e T. 5 nea't5 t. ; Esss
stoosh ogs{ a's o,n 10 ''' q'L ,. s in Sos
..o1; urse Tie BsaE q Eaasad have Tedlced ,he;
rate iac;e. III adva GO % GoyeTi ~ . X s1.
q reu ~ which i ha' s'ood 'pee sA Js ~ ~, '
itus With h"I nmprn ~ "a e9 9 o., ,o,ssv
Cou,cs wt'es We ql9.'d 80. fr,1sy ~ @ 80 ~
Tbec Rave Tot bean many snse;Ion' n American Sell
.s md he market wi'h TtEer less eeGsud 'T .'tn'
5,,trp,isrs UIed States T. C-rs are wanted = 70
ss - a. ara " * upon vev Yo-k Central E =. :,
d ~ I - se55e,1 lrd vorfh N Indsna rs rug
siysnis Mor,ss. 49, 49, "a Mosas- stians az
m FPeesnd Al Cs oup1n and The shares Of TINS Company
ha,e h.Lssd .,n@, q 81 .ay ~ Of The we, there
pIoyemert md better pce blamed for bob Yarns
no coiS bit ea.u.. ss' been very limited a'd prices
The yecets Of the Nsusaruck Railroad for the year
erdipg 3lst Dec. 1856, were as follows;
Pssser rers..................' ''''.''""ssses
Nal &c..............''.. '''''''''''''' '''-@ =
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" s17asSs
Operating eIpeIsi, '''''''' l-'I'9V "
Net receipts.......,.....,. ."slltO o.
The interest payment was 529}', ana the usiuu'e
&c the Profit and Loss account $50 063 o. against
SLIP s. Dec. 81, 1850 Ths increase IS eq1al ID a
divide nd Of about = T. cent on the stock. The total
indebednoss Of the Company Is 800 ,S'2 ''-shosIn9
decrease Of 1851 50 daring the year The receipts
Of 1856 show an increase Of $T 600 on 1870. The
cost e the Road has been 1876 92t 3. The d.
,ecors express the opinion that the Road can hereafter
pay leguar dividends Of or 8 cent, and have the
que ston Of dividend at this tine under con:dera-
ton TCey would have 10 recitation IN cecIaiuS
cash dividend Of . or 4 cent but for the tact that
$40 0G0 fthe bonded debt falls due July ~, 1917,
and July TO- 1858. While the payment Of these bonds
If irpper ding the Board do lot feel disposed - make
| cash oyiderds. They offer new bonds IN exchange
for those maturing, and have exchanged about slcO,
| Geo. The road has no floating debt. The Bond are
row considering whether they shall divide the bonds
redeemed by the earnings of the road as dividend to
The stockholders, or whether they shall cancel the
bonds and make stock dividend. The By shares OF
stock over Issued by Schuyler was promptly recog-
| Missed bv tie Company. We commend the example
| TO the notice Of the mapsgers of the New.ilaven
| Road.
| Tire Coal trade over the Reading Railroad for tic
pa.t week wae partially interrupted by the snoSstrm
Of Sunday and Mordey last, the tunnage Ir the week
ending on Tuesday reaching only - 80 tuns, making
for Il current fiscal year. 339 $50 tuns, as ,ins 49, la
| tups TO corresponding date last year. The tunuase
over .he Lebgh Valley Railroad for the week To Sal
urday lat was 2Sj tans and fer the season, 365Os
turs There is p fair demand for Anthracite Coal tor
the season, and operators looking forward TO an
active trade during the coming season.
| Al Boston, TIE JoarnaI says:
| ne SCARCITY OF MONEY continues, with unabasG
demand and 10 material increase of discount fscllfles.
The Banks are probably on tine cdgt OF an improve,
meut IN general condition, but 6re unaOie to extend
loare rnI strengthened by 'ur"er aces son' o. com
New York fur are more sbundanO the earliest
Indications of a favorable change IN ne M"ney mar
ket when the pressure arises from local Causes Us IN
| the prefent case.
| The EIairG Advertiser says:
Tie place of Mr.. McCailum is IL be taken by
Home RaU sde eco the preaenr 'puar and efficient
President OF the Company, who VIII bring much e1-
perience and sound Judgment 10 al hlu IN the ais
| change Ct his iuportan: dut,s. From what We can
| learn howe err Mr. Rsmsdeils duties will be but ad-
ysory not practical, as the two DIVISION Supeilnteni
cnts will be clothed with the entire care OF Their re
| spec,ive Divs ,hs. Hugh Riddle Of Port JeiVis has
been appointed Superintendent OF the Erstern DIVE
ION, and j. a, iiart OF Owego Superintendent OF the
Weston Division.