The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-29
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Up this time this year the receipts gold Cali
fornia amount TO SCI 900, and the expectation to
s9 For the corresponding period last year the
receipts amounted to S25 900, and the export
%, 965, 400 This week there will be Fo steamers from
ths port for European ports, and they will take out
large amount Of specie.
A. H. Ncolays semi weekly auction sale of stocks and
bonds win take place usual Monday, half past IL
o'clock at the Merchants Exchange The catalogue will
embrace great variety OF valuable bonds and stocks
very large portion of the stock of the Long Island
Railroad Company is owned in Philadelphia bought at
high prices. In relation to the last report tho
company the Philadelphia Ledger says
The annual report Of the Long Island Railroad COMPANY
The stock Of which was taken by many simple minded
holders in this city at nearly double the present market
price has just been made public and regret say
affords little ground FOR believing that the sto TX will soon
be worth the high price at which much of it was
purchased. The liabilities of the company $Si4 400
IN ioans &C. and 50 600 in capital The entire reve
for the year s247 GIL The current expenses
set down at s46l, TOs and the interest debt &C.
ut $67 O07, leaving only slsS95 of surplus the whole
Of which, and all the balance Of the previous year.
been swallowed up in that open mouth in railroad
reports, extraordinary improvements We look on the
Long Island Railroad as rather concern and
have. The Of the New Workers in putting the
stock on this market at from 20 to IS per share
most enectuh sel' and done amid many cautions
% beware of the snares Of speculators
The annual report Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad Company for the year ending April
shows the gross earnings of the road to have been
e463 OIL being increase the previous year Of
34l 22s The capital stock Of the company 10 81 100 600
which 10 per cent dividend has been paid the past
gear. The mortgage bonds (inconvertibe) amount to
tse and the entire OF the So GEO.
ciuding construction, equipment, real property &c
The report Of the Comptroller of the State Connec
suit has just been published The New Haven Cearis.
says
The striking feature in the great increase of expen
sturcs any previous year. The total am a nts 10
sl54,071 IS being s2T 600 than the year before
So, 900 than 6a9 The balance in the ire urv
the commencement Of the last fiscal year vas
st4,o55 "a. The receipts up to April 1854 incla Ing
he above balance, s2o,sol IL, ard the BALANCE u
The treasury the LIST Of April last s5s 90 10 The
rrand list Of the State for October 1859 amounts to
s65Sl ass AZ increase Of ass al rs the list OF
ss2 and Of nearly 900 List OF 1912 which
was the last made under the old law. Tho Comptroller
thinks savings banks ought be taxed as high as other
moueyed institutions lie estimates the receipts Of the
state for the current year at sl26 1877 or $50 900 less
than last year. and the expenses at ss 800 or slo 900
Iess than last year, leaving estimated balance Of
143,7s6 Is in the treasury to bo nppropria,e. J,
noting the benevolent industrial proiects In which
the State Is interested lie proposes tax or oushaf
percent which win raise $50 e5T the bank alyile,a
win pay s37 COO and the railroad bank and Insurance
taxes viii raise $6l COO According the report ar the
Bank Commissioners the banking capital 81 the STATE i
now $40 c4lS97 having increased o. 1866 767 since 1915
and over 100000 since 1851; the circulation Il
90, being increase q &C. 90 since 1919
and decrease OF between $4,000 and So 600 since las,
year the loans and discounts amount 10 soy 7o ~
having increased $l5,3o5 o5 81 since 1916 ana over
~ 100000 since last year. The specie stands at go
o. an increase q s72S572 90 1916 AMI decrease
OF 1884, since last year.
There are thirty four building associations II tho state
and others are about to be organized The aggrevt,
amount ~ doposs including caf-tal stock paid IL vs
on me lst 81 January, 1854, si,774 s0feS 81 whisS
sosto ~ belonged 10 the members aud $685. 81 u
cthersi The amount OF loans to members Vas 81 ngo
az 20, and TO others s5gSll 80.
lhete are m the state six life Insurance companisa
me hope Mutual, which Is winding up its .ira
nunoer of policies suei by them and outsa aiior
Aseets s., 100 500. ~
me annexed statement exhibits the quantity AMI
iue o. certain articles other than foreign dry goods