New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

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The Tolls received at West Troy on the st
Nay we're $40 626 ssans, s7.427 same day last year
TIE number Of boats locked through lock .. above
West Troy on tbs; day WAS l5l
The tolls at Buffalo ca tbs first day q canal
navigation were sicsi The cesrsnces o. Flour were
100 bits Pork 9i6 ob. Beef 10 bJls Lard 1900 ia
A.hes liz bbls. Wool p OOO los The Lake imports.
since nsvlgs,ion commenced were as follo~s
30 eel- Foar. "a no o. fos W. 30 Bssf ~ - L. o-'
ss go D. Lss t. 20 o. T.o. i -. A.a-, sl7s Do H
.ns.. . 5o. hss, s.5s5 b. Oats. 5otl9 sisfs'
The Boston Alias gives the following compar-
i.on Of the value Of Real aud Personal Estate in the
Cities of Eew.York and Boston at two different pc
RODS, which is interesting in many points Of view
ASSESSED VALUE % REAL tsTlTE
In New. YOrt slB7lIl 4bt $lS734 70
In Boston ................'... tO4H-~ y',I6I so
Dasrsoes %: .siestg7.ci %o5'oS'o
10 New. S1.7N $40 S573J7.s7
In Bo,,on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ji,l67fo0 t455,yo
In favor Of New.York ss ,5si2aO Bos, se75' 5s3
We have not .eeu the return for New York In las
Boston stood as follows
gss Estate 4O] 100 In 1910 s9i58l 500
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Persona '''' ''' o.'.''', Increase. l4s 100
Thus in seven years The iaorcased value OF Real and
Personal Estate in Boston was over s73OOOOcO, while
10 sx year. the decreOsed value 10 NewYork more
than e7OOOOOO.
The annual stockholders meeting 0 the Lee
high Coal and Navigation Co held at the efice Of
the Company on Monday last report Of the bust
ness for the past year submitted and showed the
Company 10 be at present 10 more prosperous con
don than for several years pa,t The receipts Of The
las, year for Coal aud tolls $4,000 greater than
the curren, expenses aud payment of the interest On
the Company loans. This excess OF receipts hes
been invested in permanent Improvements resolu-
ton was passed at the meeting authorizing the officers
of the Company to convert the tho common
loan. up to the lst of April ls4O into shares wthou,
preference, OF par The expectation H. that Interest
accruing after the lst of April mex, on the common
loan will DO paid in money.
The following Philadelphia Banks have made
dividends for the last six months Mechanics Bank,
per cent Farmers and Mechanics per cent; Com
mercls per cent. Southwark, per cent kensneton'
5 per cent Penn Township, per cent Western, 3
per cent Manufacturers and Mechanics, per cent
The whole amount Of dividends 10 s332J0
Gov Johnston Of Ia advcrtiscs for loan OF
100000 authorized by the last Legislature. ct per
for ihe purpose Of avoiding the present inclined
plane ON the Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad.
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