The New York herald., 1850-12-30


which followed the disastrous freshets OF September
last that much larger dsnoiensy in this
ot.d but L should be borne N mind sns. ' IN 1915
owing to the stasnstion of the trade the oosrs
% "h county susps.ded opsr,tion: fer sbost
year much behind the general average allowing for
. legitimate increase In the channels Of esnsamp.-
During the year ending December lst, lsSe, tho.
Reading Railroad brought to market lasi5o7 sons O..
COAL for thu year ending December !, 2s4o loe77ol
tons-thus: r
1870 ~, tn; :sz
AoAo. ........ ..''''''.. '.''..'' ..'ivV,Io4s
Excess In favor Of 1850. ............. 33,74o
During the month Of December, 1s4o, the total
amount transported 70, $50 Frsm the lst to
the Gath of Dec. 1850, the amount transported was
12o537 TONS about 900 for the whsls month
being than double the amount transported eur.
Ing the Same period last year
meeting of the stockholders of this company wiz
be held at the office In Philadelphia the 18th OF
next month. The operations OF the past year, when
published in the annual report will net only prove
highly satisfactory to the stockholders, but to the
Of citizens. who justly regard the Reading
Railroad as principal element in the growth aud
prosperity Of Philsdelphs and Pennsyivania.
The net earnings OF the past year have been very
large; though it s but just TO add not much larger
than was anticipated by the company early % NAY
last Not only has the INTEREST the bonds and pre-
ferred stock been paid, aud ample appropriations
made towards sinking fund but after paying seven
per cent the stock there will be sur plus
Of two per cent 1t is a ceded fact believe
that the dividend the stock to be declar-
ed next msnth, will be per cent or 50 80 per
share. That the stock will continue productive We,
have very little doubt, particularly when coupled
with its present prospects, for at modersts oalcu-
latiop, the road will bring to market, before the
opening Of navigation ia the spring, upwards Of 400
600 tons OF coal
Ths following dividends will be paid and after the
I'd of January, at the Office of Wiaslow, Lsnier Co.
81 Wall street BONDS Of Franklin county Ohio foV
railroads. seven per cent, Bonds Of Greene county
Ohio, for railroads per cent; Bonds OF Stark
county Ohio for raroads per cents City Of Pitts
burgb Pennsy lvsnia for railroads. six per cent; City
ofAneshany Pennsylvania for railroads. six per oent
County of Allegheny, Pennsylvania, special loan hve
per cent; New Albany, Indiana for railroad bonds
per cent; Indianapolis and Bellefontsine rail-
road bonds per cent; State Of Indiana bonds
losn OF 1884, five per cent
The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company, an
learn from their report ,utng the
construction Of their road with great energy The
($75o0O required by the charter to be subscribed BY
persons other than the State having been made up
early In January last the Board Of Public Works rub
making s1,66oOoo to begin with. The company then
ct to contract the work from Lynchburg to Salem In
the county of Roanoke distance Of sixty miles. OF
this distance forty ave miles have been graded and
the unfinished points will be peted In ample time
for laying the rails the whole way to Salem during the
ensuipgyesr.
Notice is given in Paterson Of an applicstioto the
next Legnisture 70 cnsrr~r compsny nssurse.ars
locomotives and woollsn and cotton mschinsV, with
q capital Of $500 600
The following dividends will be paid by the several
companies OF Newark, N. j. at the dates sDssinsd =:
Newark Banking and Insurance Company semi annual
4 per cent, payable % January Newark Gas Light
Company, semi annual 81 per cent, payable I'd Jsnu
sry New Jersey Insurance Comp any semi ann usl 20
per cent, payable 4th Janusry Morris and Esssx Rail
road Company, semi-annusl 80 per cent payable 9TH
January Newark Mutual Fire Assurance Company
annual, epsr cent, payable I'd January.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of foreign dry goods entered at this port for
consumption enteredfor varebousins, and Withdrawn
from warehouse for the week ending Dec 2e 1885,
MOVEMENTS FoRErGs DsY Goops.
ENTERED CONSUMPTION
cloths is oso7; wors,d S1s cotton ana .orstss
IA 63s3; shawls !, s4s; covers, l. 4es cashmersts l.
s," I ssGss Package. .iss s.sp''ins' ' rugs l.
Man,yaeare' @ COiion-ootton 90 packages, slS,sll;
eoored do, leet; gnshams, q 200; hAndksrshisfs
yarn, 1, 3oo-totai, 2oo packages, SIS, ,sS6.
sSan iss. n d. piSss:s. pix .SS .o.soS ssassi
sea- enbroideris. l. sss; yslvsts, l. lsa do sS and
cotton ], $50; hsndksrohisfs e. 2se4; vsstings, 1,
cooi Grape shawls AZ 1871 searfs q 1850; plush, q.
10sl pongee hsndkercbeis o52 silk and linen Co..
D. 4bbS; do. and worsed do q S3l; do and cotton DO
Is 1865; gloves. 3, e63; tuist 1o4l raw H. AS7l
s1320l6.
Man,gac,~ss Of Flar.- Linens 20 packages, srAsa;
do and cotton, IL, 175o; thread, 1, $50; yarn, IL,
l,zol-total, ~ packages, S107i3
misceisnes,i-straw goods 80 packages, % 27p lea
l4e buttons, q GEO. srsvats l. aso-totsi 80 packages,
slt373.
wIrHDsAwr rRom WAREHOUSE
Marufacftses q( Wool -Woollens packages, e1 1bl:
cloths, e6ea vorstsds l. 2s2; iustres i27s STUFF
goods Ns cotton and worstsd, L. SIS; shawls, 2,
N7i blankets, l. 222; other manufactures Of l. 1os-
han,Vseur,s u Cotin.- Oottons 81 packages ss TIT;
muslins 227 hsndkerchisfs, Q, $50; other ufac-
lures Of 2I7-totsi. 50 packages, ss;oe1.
manSf.etg,s q sk k-kmbroidery, Ia packages, s1o,-
es1 sevfngs, 1os2 raw, a 359-total, 10 Dsckagss,
s12 asa
Msnsfsotsps, Of FIar.-Lin.ns, 30 packages ssss7;
linen end cotton 2is; thread s. 1856 total, 81 psek
6sc,Hsrsous Straw goods, Ill packages, slbIsis
shsv. IL umbrella cloth y l's7s-tossl, lie pack
Msnsacfurss aT Weoi.-None.
kenEacfures sf Ceffea.-Cottons, 20 packages, s3,-
100 lsrns l. ai2s; crsvsts q is-totai ~ packages,
kar.ysstvrs, Of sdt.- snts 2 packages, $3.50; era
vats L. sst pongees l1T n Oco; sarsnets 12r si1E
and versted, s2s sih and cotton, Is, +3i4-totsl,
Msc,i.-s.vs,- straw goods, q packages, slB,eso;
Prntsa ss.rins ii<ii nohsir plush, lis2-ssssls
Rsc.rrruL.rros.
rsrxsrD eo-sUnrrior.
hsnuiseturss Of Wool. ............n sg2se