New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17
> oo5 GA 50: on account Loan s5l2, $50; Balance,


81 COG, 800 %.
Freights are dull; the engagements TO Liverpool
are 900 pkgs. Butter and Cheese at 2Os; ~ tons
Logwood at S.; 50 boxes Bacon at us. 3D.; l,2Oo
bales Hemp Tow at los. To London, GOO Green
HIDES at 20s. and 10 tons measurement goods d.
2Cs.
Railway shares continue neglected, and the mar
ket is wholly controlled by brokers' New-iork
Central IL heavy, under the annual reports ana
the certainty OF reduced dividends. There was
more doing in Hudson River upon time. lis an
nual statement is still Incomplete, but VIII not De
more agreeable 10 permanent stockholders IMAM
that of the New.York Central Ere was dull anu
lower Cleveland and Pittsburgh broke to io'
Speculation in railway shares is unusually dull, ana
the investment demand nominal Few shares oiier
perina8en: income equal to what can be made upon
Government securities, which have decided pref
ercnce under the improved military situation
Late in the day the market was firmer, but there
was 10 large buying.
Sterling Bills are dull, and rates are barely man.
famed. Bankers Sterling, GO days, 1925; days
100; Merchants Sterling, lOSalosii Francs, $40
ajl5.
A telegram from San Francisco, dated lith,
ouo,es IN mining stocks, &c., az follows: Gould n
Curry. 81. f55 per foot; Savage, 1850 per foot
Potos 500 per foot; Sierra Nevada, s95 per foot
Yellow Jacket, $3.50 per foot; State Telegraph, $50
per share.
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad earned in
November:
lsGJ......sl77.652 81 le6i...:....s2HOOC2 Is
.
The Ckicog0 Tribune says:
The favorable weather has given considerable eetivi
" to the Pork market and packers ere IN the HhiAe
calling for pretty large sums money. The bankers
are well fortified with means to-day and answered al
calls from legitimate sources But the heav! urhI o.
to-day continues through tho week. bankers VIII ma
| themselves with comparatively empty vaults. ne
whisky men IRE also IN the market for fayOIs but TIE
bankers play shy with them 0tber interests are not
generally asking for money. The fall in gold today las
restrained operations generally az tie b0ard 81 lfaoc'
| and the transactions were comparatively small.
The New-YoIk CcntTai's Annual RepoF. should
prepare its stockholders for decreased dividends.
I,s sarnr :. gwen for orcralg 81 JiGi4
Fuel lot charged hut consumed. 3Gl.G6l 9.7O7,s4l
No, ,prop,e $3.50. Oh
| TXrTNsIs
Interest rent .. tax on earning s.s q9a
| Nine per cent dividend. and taxes ..,
Deficiency Of income 10 meet payments Of year en- O5'
| Page 70 Of Report
| Tie transportation expenses in 1861 were, upon
gross earnings, 5l.9l per cent; year previous
6279 per cent; increase over 1863 9.l2 pr cent
Large as tie expenses are, they are less than those
Of the Enc OF Hudson River, which are oil Obliged
to work for less pay than roads east or west Of
| them.
Mr. Chas. Minot has resigned as superintendent
OF the Ere Railroad, ard viii be succeeded by the
present superintendent OF the Atlantic and Great
! Western road.
The following is a statement Of the earnings OF
the Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne Company for No
yeubcr:
IsGi.... .e7i3. 75l I6 ls6i.... SOC 2e9 70
Earnings from Jan. 10 Nov. 30;
ls6i... SO o36 l32 80 l-G3. 81 6i5eg, Is
The Michigan Central Railroad will pay, January
,, a dividend Of - per share, free Of tax.
Subscriptions received at tho Ninth National
Bank for the last two days. For the 1910 Loan,
$3.50, COO; for tho 100 Loan, 100000