Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14

cable 70 the paynsnt Of Ne assrs, wseh are 1t ~ 49,
tine deficient in The Of meeting the ordinary saPsnsss
fhe sovernmsnt This The with Georgia, ksnsse'
KY Indiana, and some others.
The aggregates of interest and resources shsw dsn
ency Of msstsg the pters fo' which the States
liable Of - 7sss2 which be made by tanaon
This small amount would appear could be easily raised ron
aggregate taxable property but the largest
proportion Of this INTEREST," due from States WIN N have gore
too fast valued their property too high aud are already
taxed higher ia proportion than the neigAborins States We
may take the States ofndasa and Ohio an instance this
The former shows large deficiency her means and the lat
surplus According TO the auditors report the valua
lions in the two States follows
in Ohio. ,7ll9s0o acres valued at s606s9 900
In Indiana, 7O7i 900 :" 605il, 900
Therefore the average value OF land in Ohio So and in
indiana $751; The state and the canal tax in Ohio 40
slc0, indiana 10 cents SLIGO Therefore go
acres Of land in Ohio valued $685. viii cents pay
81 cents; indiana 80 acres valued at S6s3 Is centsw
pay $0s By this perceive that farm Of so acres in
Ohio with Of 40 cents pays actually but 10 more
than farm or the size in Indiana at Of Is cents
aud both have nearly the markets their pro
duce In addition to this, there poll Indiana OF SO
cents which makes the Of the Indiana farmer actually 40
than the Ohio farmer where the poll does not
exit.
We entered into this calculation shew the different
valuations which have been AFFIXED property the different
States and the great influence which additional like.
y have upon the prosperity Of hUse states where wi oe
necessary Those which have net gone
ond their MEANS aud free axaion grow fast
than those where the lands deprecated BY
Emigans going west purchase farms will naturally prefer
TO locate where they WI, be free from taxation.
Sales as the Stock Exchange
$4,000 Corp SIS 1850 s$7s0 Corp Bond. 96 $4,000 do e6
$500 Drafts on Philadelphia o3J-$sO0 Drafts on fillmore
$3.50 shares Bk TO- s8Od $50 do 7e sod Is ID
9i IS do 793 95 do 500 do Dry Dock 72-lO do State
Blk 990 do gk Of Com ga ll5 do 073 do 9732O do Me-
$40 do vicksburg 20 10 do Illinois 6925 X, 7Og5O do
Bel Hud g. rs do g. bad 100 do g. b2ld SO DO cal
SO do 66a 80 do 66 l0J IS do 66 rs do 66 l5
1877 do g. so do g. l0d so do 81 bnw; do 90
900 do 39a 70 100 do &c., s30d ATS do do Bos
and Prov l9ls5 60 Syracuse and Utica lOs Is do Os
~ so do 04 b30i-20 do Canton Co Bali 3I4 3A-5O
do Mohawk &c. 90 do b7i-i5O do Jersey ST. 60d-i32
a. bnw; 400 do al l0O do 43l 100 do As 1901; a.
200 do AL bS 100 do 44& sl6d Is do AT 2l6 do
A.: 100 do AL; $50 do a. si0d 30 do AL 5Sd so do as
tlSd; So DO stoaisgton lSa; - do l6a.
Com Trade.
The by the Liverpool caused rrces of
su to rscede market where the reached
The average price Of dour the United now IS rs
barrel which will probably continue be rae through
the wiRer. IN this market -four S. 81 per bb
Rye al IS 70 cents bnshel, and corn al s. which show
declining tendency all sorts. The stock here not aree
but navigation remaining much longer than anci.
patcd viii be greatly increased and thus keep prices down
reasonable poia The osly thing act against che
January and February the low the Ohio
river preventing shipment hiiher from New Orleans AT the
last accounts there thirty thousand barrels our aoa
that river waiting for The stock in New Orleans
the first instant only eleven thousand barrels and pr
had IN consequence But the Ohio expect
ed to rise shor' time the supplies be
and thus shipments te the nerth would GIN and
be quite large.