New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

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al HtishtstoND, Ne s-Jefsss,
The following - q cOn2arl,.ve report o..
the sostoo ana Name Railroad. fOr tho years 1889
abd 1881
Earnip 70 No, N,4s ma }. 30 S17i Go7s 1905 p
EAI ninss May 81. &C. 10 Nov 1 80. 330p O3 lAti y
So, ~ - asa 20 %
Charge ior depreciation yond rsns Sals 70 "a
$3.50 80 81
Res red account Of loss by
barnitg Of freight house. ffpa
the ca ming. Of ls5O-------------- I'M ii
Earnings vov 20 80 II May9 s'sj 80 ,, III rs q
EL hmgs May 81 80 10 Nov 49, 81 37 40 o. '.II8 3
$3.50 Us ) sJl5 JoS 10
aud su.psn.s s,.coaat -.. 1919 %
DIVIDEND Pent $50 s9s surplus SIS 36s 50 sjJ 80 -
ll). - ~
s5B04j )
Surplus from previous year ahovs----..- SDs9l 81
Beserve on acc unit of loss by fire
OF freight ho ise------------------ s77,I11 IL
Surplus tem ca, mn z. The prsssn, year - 10 s.
Total prssen; surplus --..-----.-----.. SA5sJg 1T
This amodnt l. belesed to % sufficient u all
pending ciAms on this ancouat.
The Philadelphia North American SAYS
Mr. Dale the Treasurer of the Mint, informs as
that all the gold brought By the last California
steamer, having been cotnel some days ago, they
now at work upon the OLD stock Of bullion. kept
constantly on hand, and belonging to the Govern
ment There viii be sufficient coin Arrays re lfy,
by this plan, TO pay deposOrs their
made. The Mat can nov CON, WITH c use, from
eleven to tXelye millions per month. when Is more
than twice the ordiary monthly receipts OF bullion
At Philadelphia rates are rather 6rmer
for money. The street rates for paper are l06l2 y
cent
The Collector of the Phllad eiphil AMI
Columbia Railroad, at Columbia, in his annual re-
port states the OF tolls received a: N It Of
fee during the fiscal year ending Nov 30 1851, 20 De
From Railroad $4,000 ID
From Passengers and Passenger CARS 90 O03 10
Total ~ GoO3 OF
A contract has been made for the con-
struc,lon of 80 miles OF the Cincinnati, Wilmington
and GAINESVILLE Railroad, from Morrow, in Warren
County, TO Lancaster, in Fairfield, and the Road is
to be in operation in one year from August next
The line from Lancaster to GAINESVILLE sill probably
be completed by the same time.
An application will be made to the New
Jersey Legislature TO charter railroad from the
New York and Erie Railroad near Ramapo, 10 the
Hudson River, with the privilege Of establishing
manufactures and steamboat navigation on the
Hudson.
The NOrristown Railroad Company has
ust Published its annual report. The whole amount
of receipts from passengers were >950'3 20, OF
which $G3 1876 90 was taken on the Noristo IN
branch and s3l go ohthe Germlnto IN branch. The
whole amount OF receipts from freight were si,-
703 - of hch $50 i53 s. Sds fro the NOrrlStown
branch and g., $50 IS from ne Germlnt0"n ofan'a
Total from All sources, $lJJ 300 o. Balance Prev
ousy in hand, 81 2j3 l.. Tle total anodnt OF ex-
penditur.s Of all kinds, during the sane period, IA
gliding two Z cent. dis dend u1Ja st03N' we're
$liG27s So .eaying a cash balance IN the hanis d
Treasurer ~ s. J35 % The estImiteI rersnro for
the year was $l3J GOO being 81 800 80 less hln the
actual receipts and against 1929 SIS tAe prev:ons
wear This shows pros TOus cond- ion OF things,
taking into consideration that the destruction Of The
bridge 1t COnshOhOcken deprived the Co OanV for
the greater portion Of The year Of the coal business
usually done rom that point with the RcilnE 70 Nj.
The whole number of passengers COageye over tlJ
road for the year vas $40 500 Idll y day ag tnt
AZ, i35 the previous year.