The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

cas- 06l so; four thousand shares Of stock e40,00O
total $50 ,O6l so. The Immediate liabilities amount
to az OO0 being an available excess Of $4l 0sl So
The company own thirteen hundred acres Of land
in the centre Of what Ia known US the Cumberland
Coal Basin, all Of which contains workable seams Of
coal The substance Of the report reports is that
after paying for all their lands, mining implements
cars, railroads, loading house and sideng connect
ing their works with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, openings to the mines, three in number and
preparing chambers for mining at least 800 tons OF
coal per day, the company will have surplus as
reserve fund, on hand Of SAL ,OSl So That the com
panys lands are traversed for nearly one mile by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at distance not more
than forty feet from the outcropping Of the lower
coal seams; that connection with the railroad, OF
sufficient capacity to afford transit for 800 tons Of
coal daily, is nearly completed, and that an addition
al outlay of IS 600, FOR extension of tracks, mining
implements &C., will put the company in condition
to mine an almost unlimited amount Of the best quality
Of coal. That the town of Bloomington, now Langol
len, which has already population Of three hundred
inhabitants post office, several stores, and Is q
place of considerable commercial importance, be-
longs with the exception of small number Of lots
already sold exclusively to the company; that &C.
count of its advantageous position at the confluence
of the Savage and the Potomac rivers this town posi-
sesses great facilities for manufactures mills, &C.,
and that besides affordng considerable source Of
revenue from the sale of lots, it will furnish great
convenences for the prosecution Of the company y
business that the company's great advantage con.
ssts in the smaness Of its capital the comparatively
limited number of shares, the possession of all the
coal seams, and q location upon the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad which renders its capacity for mining
almost unlimited; in short, has all the facilities fol
mining which much larger capital could bestow,
nsurng to its stockholders certain and large diyi
dend. sn
The Superintendent of the banking department Of
this State has furnished the annexed statement of
securities held in trust for the security and il neces
sary, for the redemption of circulating notes, tho
first day Of February, 1853 =
SECURITIES IN BANKING DEPARTMENT STATE NEw NoRK
For the Free Banks.
New York State Stock. ............". *lo5! 20 o.
United States do INSTRUMENTATION. 5llS,262 g.?
Canal Revenue Certificates. ......... 1871, 500 %
Illinois State Stock ................. 646,687 So
A Ashaan 40 40 5 asoSSS 90 ~
BONDS ana mortgages. A,Z'1,'oS w
For the Incorporated Ba.,Es.
New York State Stock. ...........$ 46400
Canal Revenue Certificates. ........ $4,000
-. IS, 400 20
Total. ...........$2l0 53 S44 -
Amount of securities held above, the
LIST day Of December, 1882 per Super.
intendents Annual Report so 307, 512 67
Increase ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $766,33l ~
The increase in securities shows that new banks
are forming much more rapidly than old ones are
closing up.
The annexed statement from o recent Parliamen-
tay return, exhibits the value of export Of British
produce from the United Kingdom Of Great Britain
and also Of the employment Of British and foreign.
shipping, during period Of thirty years, from 1922
to 1861, both inclusive -
COMMERCE GREAT BRrAIS.-yALue on Exroars AND.
AMOUNT TONNAGE EMPLOYED.