The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-09
HARLEM RAILROAD.

ESTIMATED.
The receipts of the company the first six days in July
this year. 1904 IT, against $6l7 IL Tor the cor
responding period last showing increase of S277 80
or about sixty per cent On the 3d. 4th, and 6th Of
July, this year. the gross receipts were $5,2s4 81.
This road is doing a very large business; it
is well managed, and the speed Of the trains is not
exceeded by that of any other road in the coun-
try The fifty -four miles is generally run by the loco
motive in two hours including than dozen stops
There large force at work above the present termi
nation Of the road upon the extension; and double
track is in the of construction from Harlem to
Williams Bridge, for the purpose Of
New Haven line and its rapidly increasing travel.
The Merchants Exchange Bank has declared divi
dend of four per cent.
The Baltimore and Reisterstown Road Company have
declared half yearly dividend of twenty-five cents per
share
The Baltimore and Yorktown Road Company half
yearly dividend of three quarters Of one per cent
The Washington and Baltimore Road Company half
yearly dividend Of one half Of one per cent
The Baltimore and Fredericktown Turnpike Company
has declared half yearly dividend of three quarters Of
one per cent.
The receipts of the Macon and Western Railroad
Company for the month of June ls47, $s,l4s IL,
Of which $2llo 90 from freight; $5o27 o. from
passengers; and SAIL from the mail.
A new company, entitled "the Wilmington and Man
chester Railroad Company has just been organized at
Marion Court House. South Carolina the of which
is to connect the Improvements of North and South
Carolina, to have an unbroken link Of improve
ment. Gov f. B. Dudley, of North Carolina, is the
president of the company and everything augurs well
for its success.
There reports in circulation injurious to the credit
of the City Bank Of Albany 1t is stated that this insti
tuition has experienced large losses in -four speculaons;
Int dsfin md
solvency Of the bank is undoubted.
We learn from official that negotiations for
the completion OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal have
been completed One million of dollars have been raised
The Earrings take 100000, Boston capitalists $2oO0oo
contractors 100000, Virginia 100000, and Washing
ton, Georgetown and Alexandra 100000.
The exports Of produce to foreign countries from New
Orleans for the week ending the 26th ult, inclusive
annexed -
EonrMERcE OF New ORLEAys-WEEKLY ExPoRrs.
FoR ENeLANp-Cotton, l,959 bales corn, l36.s72
bushels -four, 67l2 barrels corn meal 1901 barrels
ss ss
$40 packages; taow, liz tierces slaves, 4,oooi oil
For FnAscE.-Tobacco, 1877 hhds cotton, 80 bales
slaves, 4O0e.
FoR BRIrnH WEST ISprrs.--Corn 100 sacks flour,
800 barrels pork, 100 barrels
Foa IRELAND.-Corn, s,ss2 bushels flour, 6as bar
rels corn meal, 4S barrels tobacco stems, hhds.
FoR SwEpEN.-Cotton, 40l bales; tobacco, 45 hhds.
FoR SPAiN.-Tobacco, SS5 hhds.
FoR CusA-Corn IA, 7o7 bushels -four, 1904 barrels
corn meal 400 barrels bread 100 barrels lard, 3,226
packages hams, as casks butter, a. kegs; pork, IS
boxes
Estimated value at that date $es372 besides sundry
clearancss for Campeachy Alvarado Laguns Honduras
with assorted cargoes. For the time exports Of
breadstus cosstwse, for ports north Of Hatteras
of corn, 277a sacks Of wheat, 1878 sacks Of -four,
l7sa7 barrels.
The exports from Oswego, via the canal during the
fourth week in june in each Of the past three years.
follows -