New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-28

s. Bsissee ."@ .n.'a'... ssS SIS 8 3
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ssO7 81
II will be seen thar the Bond Accom-, increased Ssyosd
its limit OF Fcu- Millions Of Dollars; this, however,
merely Temporary increase the Bonds due and payable the
Ir proxo together with those which viii be converted
at day viii reduce tie ssue 70 soneains below -Four
The Great Western Railroad (Csnai. wes IS in pro-
resve STATE and, with the New Albany ard salem Roed
from Mehaan City the Ohio River, and with the yAros
lines from Chicago the Msspp rapidly drawing TO
completion athoush the receipts from the present win
ters business. after the close Of sson may be sua
the prospects Of the Company for the future were never
more encouraging than 1T the present time.
GEo 3. UProS, Treasurer.
The imports of last week were much larger
than same week last year. The aggregate for the
month is =, soo.o0o against s4e000Oo
The Express says:
lis rumsred that the Parker Vein Coal Company
have secured Washable coal veins in the Georges
Greek District of the Cumberland region The acauisi
non of this property said to have added largely to the
value of the stock
The interest Coupons for the Mortgage
Bonds of the Long Island Railroad Company, due on
the LIST of January 1852 win be paid at the City Bank
OF Brooklyn
The Anthracite Coal trade, for the week
ending on Thursday. wa, light The Reading Railroad
brought down "a i2s tuns and the Schuykill Saviga
ton only 1872 tuns bringing Its tunnsge for the sea
SON. however up to 79o $40 tuns within 4S4 tns Of the
largest estimates made at the beginning of the season
II may be that the maximum amount, $4,000 runs, viii
be reached yet. day or two more of mild weather
viii enable the boatmen TO reach the desired point
This Company last year brought down but SO l5suns
The Bank OF America gives notice that the
charter of tina, bank will expire on the 3st ms, and
its capital stock will be paid to the stockholders
Monday the 81 Of January An Association under the
General Banking Law has been formed under the name
and title Of The Ban Of America" with capital Of
two millions OF dollars which will take the place Of the
present bank and viii commence business on the lst
oil January, 1883.
The Tradesman's Bank has declared semi
annual dividend Of three dollars per share The Rut'
land and Burlington Railroad Company, semi annual
three per cent. The Lowell Railroad Company three
per cent for the last six months
The Charleston Courier says that the Charles
ton stockholders Of the steamer southerncr have sold
out for $4,000 TO Messrs spoford, Tlcston & Co Of
New York
The earnings of the Little Miami and Co
lunbus and Xenia Railway for the six months ending
the 3oh November. were "a follows;
lsJ2 six months 10th Nov. si6Dsss %
1851, six months, Both Nov.......--..... 4O''ll ~
Increase in 1859 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 53377 81
The Coal transported over the Mount Saw
age Railroad for the week ending Saturday, l5'h was
43l9 tuns; over the Cumberland Coal and Iron Com
panys Railroad, for the same period, ails tuns
The receipts for duties at the NcwOrleans
Custom Houfc for the three quarters complete of the
present year, are as follows:
First quarter ending 3lst March. sjes,s95 20
Second quarter ending seth June 3lJ,2oo "a
Third quarter ending Both September. 4li,l2o "a
Total. ,37s, POS OIL
About one fourth Of the imports which pass through
the Custom House of New Orleans do not pay duties
there but ports above-st Louisville, Cincinnati &c.
We give below the exports and imports at the port
S New Orleans for the quarter ending Both September
last:
In American vessels: free OF duty .... sJ6goH w
In American do paying duty...-- l,l07,olo w
Total. I.477,l49 %
In foreign and equal vessels free of duty 3l6047 90
In foreign do do paying duty l57,iss 90
Total. 473,535 90
Total imports. ...............-... lo506si 90
EXPORTS
OF Domestic Produce and Merchandscto Foreign Ports
In foreign vessels ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lJ2,lsl w
In American vessels .................. 4,l75452 %
Total 10 foreign ports. ............ 5,5l7,633 90
Cosstwise NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3i55S66 90
Total domestic. Observation-Disclosures. 90O6499 %
OF Foreign Merchandise.
In foreign yeseels Observation-Disclosures. 3lSi 90
Ia American vessels .............. 1854 20
Total foreign. s757Ts 90
Total exports. s9Os2277 %