The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

The leading items OF import in the above table, are
Cigars $45 2s2 coffee $40 GOT; plantain bark $3e 2i2
furs. Ss7 plate glass; sac o24 undiessed skins, $4s
T9S iron $l3s 577 pig iron $50 $780, railroad iron, S1S4
372 hardware s74 400 steel s45 904 tin, $e3 1911; nc
asses s4s 81S $500 $685. wines $67 $780, articles
for Crystal Palace exhibition sl2o.s65 I; will BIO seen
that the weekly aggregate continued very uniform The
amount il large, particularly 50 for the season.
The report that injunction had been placed tho
Gaena and Chicago Union Railroad Co npany is entirely
without foundation No application for the exercise Of
such power has been made.
The banks Of Rhoce Island find daily increasing de.
nsnd for their fractional bills The Legislature Of Massa
chuseits having special act prohibited the circulation
of such issues they being returned through tho bro
kers the Rhode Isan5 b. Lks that issued them THIS
movement is particularly agreeable to the Providence
banks there is large demand for them at the West
where they used In psyng aborers the railroads
row being bull. Ore hank has order for $40 600
worth of these bills AID has employed number Of extra
hands to prepare them for cir culaton. Tho ISSUE thus
far, has proved highly successful and profitable.
The Hartford Times gives the following extracts from
the annual report Of the Treasurer of the State Of
Connecticut relative to the savings banks Of that State
The tax deposits in savings banks is eighth OF
last JOY vas So 40 Or very near seven million dol
lars The argea depose 10 the savings banks Of this
city, amounting to nearly two million OF dollars The
New Haven sgings' Bank had nearly million. The
Young Mems Savings Bank at Norwich had something
million at ddeto within fraction Of one
these Institutions in the state thirty four amounted to
S. ,O7 49, Awaits Of courts se2s II; offoreted bonds
si.55e 60.
The amount Of tax received from railway companies,
was $40 372 35 OF hi, the largest sum was received
from th ee HARTFORD New sen ana COMPANY
York and New Haven Company. viz: IS 700 &c..
From Bank Stocks fes.dents 81 7Ss AZ from non
TurDpikes, residents SIl Insurance stock, nom
residents 1851 81. Premiums foreign Insurance,
81 207 " Tx Mutual Insurance Companies 81 OIL
81 of which the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany Hs rtford paid 81 GIG 65 Bank dividends $751;
6sS The State lax paid BY towns, amounted to about
The aggregate amount OF cash transactions by the
Treasury, during the year. appears to have been $685.
372 9G.
The Austin State Gdsete of the 2sth ult says" Gen.
o. Clarke Of New York, Elk Gov. Pane Of Vermont, p.
Greeley E,q Of Boston, and DIV G. Clarke, Esq., Of Yer
mont composing the exploring party sent out to examine
the country for line of road through Texas, arrived in
this city Wednesday morning last They will
derstand leave to-day for Fort Graham, where they
pect 10 meet Gen. Thomas Rusk, with whom they ex.
pect to explore the country west Of Ell Paso. We are
satisfied that this company fully determined TO con
struct the contemplated road if upon examination Of
the it is deemed practicable and advantageous
one, which doubts Who knows the country"
The London Bankers Magazne furnishes the returns Of
circulation Of the private and Joint stock banks in Eng
land aud Wales for the -four weeks ending the 14th May
1853 and gives the following the average weekly cir
culaon Of those banks during the past month, viz:
Private cil Oh
JCntst ck banks
Average weekly croula ion ...........,f7, 047, lbs
On ng the above eith the returns for the pre-
cedipg month ending he 16.h Of April last it shows
Ap increase 10 the Gil cua'ion Of the private banks
An increase in the circulation Of the Joint stock
Increase Oh the mopth ..................t5 2 81
And copar ed with the return for the spending
period Of last year, viz, 18th Of May 1852 1t shows
| An ipcvtsse in the circulation of the private
banks OF IloS, I4Z
| An Increase In the circulation OF the joint stock
banks 81. I15,oU
Increase on the year Gt9 1872
On comraring the above with the amounts Of the fixed
issues the fooeDg appears to be the comparative state
| Of the circulation -
The private banks under their fixed issues, f744 DOE
issues Observation-Disclosures. 274,30s
i -
Total under their fixed issue 81 0lS, Az