New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-24
"WEDNESDAY, Sept. 3-r. n.

| "WEDNESDAY, Sept. 23-r. N.
| There was an increased amount Of business at the
morning Board to-day, and an improved feeling was
manifested in most Of the active descriptions. There
was O larger time business than has been noticed Of
| late, principally, however, confined to New.fork
Central Reading and Toledo, ard largely on three and
FIVE day operations There lie still feeling 10 the bear
circles that prices win 90 lower but in other quarters
iss hopeful feeling and buyers options were
taken more freely. The Improvement 10 Reading was
cent, Central 9 y cent, Erie y cent, Michigan
| Central y cent Michigan Southern II v cent, Hi.
rois Central y cent, Toledo cent, Rock Island
80 cont, Galena | Y cent, Milwaukee and Ms;is-
sippi y cent &c. The transactions 10 State stocks
were to considerable extent at better rates. and opera
tors for the rise took some ventures Mssours sold
| at 69is70, Vrginss 86!, Tennessee Is IS, North
Carolina IS %, &C. Sales Of 1900 Illinois Central
Boz ds were made at S3 regular aud 81 buyer thirty
At the Second Board there reaction and prices
fell back although not to the low points Of yesterday.
After the Second Board the market was inactive sod
! heavy Eric closed at Hal7l, Reading 49, 49,,
Central ga a67I, Michigan Southern 10 ele3. Penn.
| sy!vapia Coal G5I q Co.
The market for Exchange continues irregular and
heavy. Sterling is nomnaly 617. v cent. Francs
530a5.20.
Heights are shade easier, but not very active,
though more so than yesterday. To Liverpool, the
engagements are 4s 900 bush Grain at Sd. in bulk,
and 81 Cd. in bags 800 bales Cotton at 80 a3 l6d
50 hhd. Talsw at l6s.; 500 boxes Cheese a. 2Oe. To
London 900 boxes Spermaceti at 49,. 500 bbs. on
Cake at 2s 1000 bbs. Crude Tufpeutine at Is. Sd.
To Glasgow 2 900 bush. Grain per steamer private
tens The ship Rose Standsh, with Lumber to VAL
psraiso from thence to Iquique and thence Cor Cron.
| stadt, on private terms.
Tie busiI ess of the Sub1rea:ury was: Receipts,
$3.50, IL; payments, 1850 &I; balance, So
| Ol66ll A..
| The Chicago, ST. Paul and Fond du Lac Railroad
ccrce1n have failed for 81 400 $50 to-day and made
an Assignment 10 MessIs. Moses Taylor * Go.
| We regre. to announce the suspension OF the i'm.
portsnt paper house Of Persse & Brooks. They save
| assigned TO Mr.. Forrest, Of Frost \ Forrest. The
liabilities are stated at 800 roo Messrs. flatner
/ Smith, paper makers, Lee. Mae, have also su'.
perded. This Of the lsrpest paper concerns IN
the couatry, and shows nominal surplus Of $iOoVo
mostly in real estate We hear Of one or two other
email faiiures. The telegraph from Philadelphia an
rources the suspension of Caleb Cspe Co., one OF
the oldest and most respectable houses in that city,
| Tie HEREFORD County Bank was thrown out by the
receiving banks to-day. II hss been enoined by the
Bank Commissioners. Capital 100000. II has been,
va hear lending its circulation TO Western ra!lro'ds
| A meeting of the stockholders aud bcndhOlders of
tho Delaware, LackawanIs and Western Road to con-
sut upon the condition ard prospects Of the Company
was called for to-day at the Office Of the Comp uy
| The meeting WA large one. statement Of the at
fa;Is Of the Company submitted, AMI proposition
| was n sds for funding the floating debt. Aftef foil
discussion, Committee was appointed, consisting OF
Messrs. Jas. Brown, s. b. Chttenden, ~ X. JesuP'
| c. K. Robert, VIM. n. Vermlye, aud VIM. Il. Smith,
to report at an adjourned meeting, 10 be held next
Nor day at ]? O'Clock, scheme for the funding ="
the Aos.pg debt and relic wing the Company from its
eubarrassmerts. The amount Of floating debt to he
| provided for d in round numbers 81 400 900. The
Company has suspended paymen. on its floating debt
ard has taken the legal measures necessary for
eien corporation to protect s property from attach
rneu. By full ass grmcu to John Blair Of Belydere,
| RUFUS X. Graves and Wm. E. Warren. The parties
Interested feel very confident that plan vii 10 Of
feIed at The adjourned meeting which Will relieve The
Company at orce and enable them to resume opera
t,ops at an early deg. The plan will probably be az
is.ue Of il come bends at par. 1t is not spprchesded
that any interruption will take place in The raining and
| tram poItat;on tusiress Of the Company.
Tie business Of the Road has been quite favorable
The ,rspsp rtation earnings fr the month OF August
Irornied to-. "a
Boz M nth u VS''o "
| rrc,p................. ei3s8 II
| 1t thus sppes,s that tie tIsnspo tation earnings
s.cse If this Read a. the rate Of near 500
Gu per annum aai allowing 50 y cent for expenses
Of operating snd msiataancs, there sOud remsin a
baor 10 tito credit OF Income Account Of say $500
00O against witch thss ia - T. charged ts the fo
lowzg viz,
Rent % C.,-ss sssq1eisapa Railroad So ~
Relt of NsTSa 10, &c
Interest Ronds - fco CO., 1000
In:ercs. fos.iB dit asd ~ Y oce.. s GO
Leaving bas..o- 2SeSo
Equa.to div.dead Of upwards Of cent the c.p-
tai stt which at tie dats of tae last annusI report
amounted TO - 90 -. TIE above calculation dcss
No, irc;ude airy profits coS which viii sye,i the
revehue 70 sOase extent presume, although prces
are very low thi. gear.
! Ths meeting Of tie Stock and BcnJto;ders Of tao
Eyie Read va. held at No. Is Broad street yet.srds
aNtrccn M Jss Brorn Of Browa BEo.hsr s. Co.
.ss called to tie chair.
| Nix Cha Moroa President of tbs Board, ten
refs ar exceeded statement Of the condition OF tho
road. He prsGsesi It By sons remarks ca tie nrsrt.
s,,e Of rte.:rss Of stoekbo;den, AID gave 81 o..
IA. s,;ce Of ths Circumstances which taauosa ti 10
t~srs ID, Presasst OF he reed, al the r,ssoa sty
tsl 90 vas not % sGtreyaeAat sdsy fcS I'm. A
oomDsrsiv, s.Atsasst q tbs oss&itisa Of sAs fsA<
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