New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-19

fde holders of securities especially foregns There
was at the opening further serious decline III quo
tations and il was difficult to obtain prices nj whch
bargains could be effected the fluctuations beng so
great and frequent The changes include areduc-
tion of in Hungarian, Iii in Turkish, ? In Egyp-
tiap. 9 in Italian and less, but considerable de-
cine IN all stocks.
INCIDENTS OF THE FINANCIAL CRISIS.
At noon today the Stock Exchange was greatly
excited and il was almost impossible 10 get accu-
rate quotations. Russian securities declined 4
making fall of nearly 20 within week. war be-
tween Russia and Turkey is considered as already
begun, and it is generally believed that other
Powers will become involved. commercial ana
financial crisis in Russia, and a consequent heaVy
fall ia Russian exchange, adds to the confusion
The funded loan-the only American stock much
dealt in-fct the influence of the prevailing deprcs-
sion, and was quoted at 10534G1OO. During the
afternoon stocks rallied slightly, but at DE official
close q o'clock were again fiat. The markets con-
tinued to decline to the last moment, and the hnal
quotations at o'clock are about the lowest OF the
day.
The report has been affirmed and denied that Rou-
mania will place part of her army at the service OF
Russia.
RAILROADS IN READINESS FOR WAR.
VIENNA, Wednesday, Oct 49, 1876.
IL is stated tnat q convention HIS bctH toh'i""''
by Russia with the Roumanian railway companies,
by which the latter to make preparations Tor
transporting altogether 25OOO0 troops at the rate of
at least %, 900 daily.
PARIS, Wednesday, Oct. IS, 1S76-Eyening
The Bourse has been much agtated throughout
and all stocks closed at the lowest.
VIENNA. Wednesday, oct. IL, 1s76-Evening
An important fall in Government stocks and
sharp rise in exchange and the bullion market, have
characterized to-day's Bouise.
BEnIN. Wednesday, Oct 1s, 1s76-Eyening
On the Bourse to-day, Russian securities fell 6,
Hungarian 3, and Austrian about 2l2. All other III
ternational stocks likewise suffered considerably.
PARIS, Wednesday, oct. Is, 1876
All the Paris evening papers declare that if the
peace of Europe is disturbed France will vigorously
observe a policy of abstention.
LONDON, Thursday, oct. 10, 1876.
GERMANY AND RUSSIA IN ACCORD.
The Paris correspondent of The Times reports that
the symptoms of accord between Russia and Ger
many become more evident, and unfortunate Austria
placed between her formidable neighbors. must ult
mately obey them. The only thing which keeps
Russia back is that Austra's neutrality is rot
enough for her She wants Austrias cooperation
France and England are the only Powers that SIN
cerely desire peace, and the Russian programme,
winch will now be- put forward, is one which Turkey
will rather fall by the sword than accept. England
and France should have an understanding and force
their pacific views on Turkey.
Late on Tuesday evening summonses were issued
for a cabinet council to be held to-day Thursday,
and several Ministers arrived in town last night.
ENGLAND PREPARING FOR WAR
Il is rumorcd that the Government contcmplates
calling an autumnal session Of Parliament in conse-
quence of the grave aspect of the Eastern question.
81 a .lf,ls %
Lloyds TO have ships ready to transport troops.
The advertiser says it is reported that Lord Napier
of Magdala has been ordered to hold himself in
readiness to take command of troops which may be
sent to Egypt
The STANDARD prints an imposing table descriptive
of the iron vessels of the Russian navy 1t show,
that they are 2S in number and carry from two to
20 guns each
The Times in a leader, repeats the current rumors,
and adds:
II is stated that orders have been given 10y the War
ONCE to the COmmandcr-iuCh Chief 10 hold three army
corps IN readiness for immediate dispatch to The Meli-
crraneau; ALSO that plans for the defense or 'onsaut
nOpc prepared by the Royal Engineers have been Tor
waIied 70 the admiral commanding the British Meet III
Besiha Bay
The Standards dispatch from Belgrade says:
There is talk OF proposal for arni,ce until
the opinion OF wellinOrmcd people that Russia Is bent
on carrying on war until she gains "a clear road
will make her swerve 1t is tedou, repeat this every
day but il cannot be too strongly impressed on Europe
that preparations making Ia scrNia utterly inconsis
tent with any pacific professions which the 81 Peters
burg Cabinet may put fOrh II Russia meant peace the
preparations would be insanity.
TIE Times says:
1t is not he denied that great DANGER might arise.
We must be prepared 10 Netcnd an points threatened;
but the danger OF Turkey Will not prclpatc such
measures Neither Parliament nor TIE country would
hear Of going 10 war in behalf OF Turkey She had
her OppQrtul tiles ana has thrown them away II would
be- criminal folly 10 cXpeud the smallest amount OF En-
glsh blood or treasure in her support.
The Timers telegram from Belgrade says Russians
state that European war viii not begin until early
Spring, when, if necessary, Russia will be prepared
to do something in the direction Of India.
The Berlin correspondent Of The Times teegraphs
that Turkey seems favorable to an armistice of six
weeks, provided Russia does not insist on a dsmcm-
beIment Of the Ottoman Empire II Russia does,
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