New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-29

The indianapolis and Belcgontsino Railroad Company
hes declared d dend Of four cent for the six months
ending tie Is January. 1854 which viii be paid 70 the
Shareholder on and after the 18th Of next month Ar
paying a. expenses including interest on the Company
debt for the past SIX months aud dividend Of four
cont % the sharholders there Is ceer net surpus Of
say 80 Of cash The result Of the past z months
gA When il is consdeed that this Road only 60. fairy
Do operation about the ll July lott and that the western
connection by rails terminates at Terre Haute ia Indiana
the results highly satisfactory.
lie report Of the New Orleans Banks for the week end
ing December 10 compared With the repor. Of the pre-
cedng week shows increase Of s270653 in the loans
<sssCa7 in he specie sl25575 in the circulation, and
SeCGle7 ia the deposits
The Chicago and Rock Island Railroad has been com
pleied TO- and passenger trains running upon it
from Chicago to Geneeo within % miles Of Rock Island
md dc Mississippi River The Directors making
teorrory e1erions to have completed TO Rock Island
by te 10Th Of February Then there will be perfect
road Communication under the control Of one company
from lie Mississippi 10 Chicago
AT Boston the demand for money is increasing without
any material advance in tho rates OF discounts or loans
For busDe paper 10 TO Il cent and from l. to IL for
stock ccateres about the quotations. outside Of the
Banks
letter from London published in re P1aa@elpiiq
Lodeer says;
Inls on New York OF 60 days sight have been nego
taied to-day at $50 2 dollar. Coupons due in January
at nd = dollar Silver, g. d. o.; Dollars. COD. y
o. This beive the frat time that American bll'
have been negotiated in London since the visit OF "
Jsudou late President Of the L. s. Bank who went there
for he purpose Of making arrangement to that effect
1Ae OgdnsJuggh Sentinel gives the following as the re
cepts Of Flour, Wheat and Corn at that port since the
opening of navigation
w hpls Corn ~ GUS
VIII st........".. O1ago'S Jun
From the advance sheet of The Americaa Ral'o7g
Guide for January ls5lwe learn that Maine has, in whole
or in psrt 10 railroads with aggregate length Of 340l
miles NoyHampshre II roads, with aggregate length
of casa miles, Vermont railroads H. aggregate length
5Oel miles Massachusetts, roads A, aggregate len h
1919 miles Rhode Island roads o, aggregate length c.
miles Connecticut roads - aggregate length 5f7 miles
Aggregate length Of railroads in New England 3297
Number Of square miles in New England &! 100 New.
York railroads 49, aggregate length 2,473 mules New
Jersey roads 10 aggregate length 1927 miles Pennsylva
mia roads 80, aggregate length 1916 miles; Maryland
roads aggregate length 1925 miles Ohio roads 30 aggro.
gatelengh 1857 miles; Indiana S roads, aggregate eng Ii
12O6 miles Michigan roads 6, aggregate length 63l niles
road 20 miles in length Missouri road 81 miles long
Kentucky roads aggregate length 100 miles Tennessee
roads g. aggregate length POI miles; Virginia roads 81
aggregate length 1914 miles; North Carolina roads G.
aggregate length $50 miles; South Carolina roads TO-
aggregate length 62f miles Georgia roads - aggregate
length sol miles Alabama roads G. aggregate length 257
miles; Mississippi roads g. aggregate length 29l miles;
Louisiana ro0ds 6saggregate length f3 miles. In the
United States there 1910 miles Of railroad in opera
ton The number Of miles completed January J. 1858
1886; January /, 1852, lO,s43.