New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24

common stock 81 IN the new stock
The earnings of,he Company for 1869 -sre...&7 xssss
Operating expenses 1880
Interest mortgage Ifeos
Applicable to divdeDd, sI7i. sss
Amount preferred stock s~sfI
Amount Of common stock
..,, sr1OeS7a
The property of the Company is represented py
Mortgage bonS "a. ;ss
Proposed Increase ............ $3.50. 0aaso-RzsT2
es mile. COS, Tor 81 900 per mile)
The gross receipts Of the Reading Railroad for 1862
were Gil ,2Os,3el.
Net profits ,...sI ces Increase over 1862 Sl111
The Houston Texas linton says:
The financial affairs of Texas In better eondl
ton than those Of any State with which we are &C,
treasnry and possessing large public domain, much OF
which Is quite fertile and will command remunera;;
tive Who eS@d a with an
precedented immigration especially as By the result 2.
for the next four years Verify Republicans seem TO be
good public naneiers, as witnessed ID the ststus oi our
State and in the increased value of United States cur
rency. a.. a, A., =, s.,,.us.r 1853;
s ssSssi s ssiS.
From this statement VIC deduct the conclusion that
the administration OF Inc h msSsi coDd9eted with
view TO the most rigid economy and In manner winch
reflects much credit on the treasurer
The Raleigh IN CO Sentinel states that the purpose OF
the resolution introduced INTO the Legislature few days
ago. to suspend the payment Of the interest on the Special
Tax bonds 10 to test their consttutonay. The resou'
luton orbds the Treasurer TO more interest on the
Special Tax bonds until the Supreme Court to whom the
resolution refers the question, shall decide It,"
We learn from The Cereiad Herald that at the annual
meeting Of the Northern Ohio transportation Company
held in that city on the inst Messrs Pho Chamber
laln r. Peton, william Hart ID. A. DANGER, and T. u.
Chids were elected Directors This Is one OF the largest
transportation companies ever organized on the akes
there being no less than twenty steamers, valued at
aud possessing real estate and personal property
to the extent Of s2335oo, making total OF s2o3SOo,
which s represented by capital stock issued ssooco and
bonds having from two to six years run. total
s1l5OOOO The Of 1869 a very fortunate one
the Company only met with losses to the extent
Of above insurance, and the insurance COM
panies called upon to contribute but 1900 on pre-
mums amounting to about $4,000 BY the report made
to the stockholders learn that there were 6ss uns
OF freight carried westward and 1O6O tuns eastward
which equivalent to l66 200 tuns per 100 miles The
number OF passengers carried was s6O per 100 miles
Tho increase OF tunnage carried 1868 about 40 per
cent, and that Of passengers about % per cent
At the Of business on Monday, the nth
inst, there in store in Chicago 4GO5,s97 bushels OF
grain against 900 bushels year ago. The Repu6
lican says
As yet the supply of funds is by no means more than
equal TO the demand but there tendency to increased
ease and all appear satisfied that the darkest days are
for this at least Rates OF interest are firm
at 10 per cent per annam The movement OF currency
to and from the interior was HRht
The Pittsburgh Commercial says Of the money market
in that city:
The release the local money! market shows from the
thraldom Of stringency which bound IL ior many weeks
marked to-day than at any time since the lst OF January
Money in good supply eG az DaG sha raes Sp u e
doubted paper or good collateral. Local stocks are
stimulated by the that is in the money market and
prices up to the highest notch
The PeopLes Journal, Hamilton, Canada. says: ave
hold It then proven that home manufactures though at
any certain time unable compete with foreign may by
protection be developed to be able to do so Sen
slble and true
The following additional dividends have been decared
81 Nicholas Bank eemtannual per cent
Co. semi snnaall per cen!
The following shows the exports exclusive of specie
from New York foreign ports for the week ending jan
IS and since the beginning of the year:
E F.: %: ;';;i; |si ;:5 Ess;; s
Sine. January r...... sIo{ssI'5l si9I@s s5Js0'o
Tie following shows the imports of foreign dry goods
and general merchandise at the port of NewYork for the
week ending 81 and since the beginning Of the year
g e %S 3; | s$%'; slSs,;
Total FOR the week.. SI,5li40 SohHrJ3 r3eto'Ft
Preyio usy reported. IO.l39l96 9,76585l s9l0,4l3
Since Jan. l.. go. sI265263l sl5eSB7 sl3sS6,sl7
The following the drygoods Imports, included in
the above, for the same period:
For TIE Week 1865. 1859. 1870.
Entered the Sl28l49O R252l2i9 Sl9l7,59
Thrown msrket........ l319e24 2,246,sS l,T4,I3
Since jan l. - --...-- -.....
Bnerrd at tie port....,. s3SoTe S593l38l s+is62B
Thrown narke...... 364sl2 5.4i7.5l5 42+294d
The exports of specie for the week ending January %
were follows: .
Total for the week.. Sb'pVoJ
Previously reported. 1899
Total since Jan ], ls69........,.......... Sl3boe'
The following comparative statement Of the exports
Of specie from the port of NewYork to foreign ports for
u years from Jan Jan. o. $50 and for the