The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

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CLEARING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS.
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C.earings week ending June e..... ..... 1,4bs,20e
Balances week ending June 2............. o,S1814i
Balances week ending June 9.......... 1855, s31
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The last returns compared with those Of the previous
week, exhibit the following changes
Increase In loans and discounts 81 023 s4s
Increase in specie. 1891
Increase in circulation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 161 1ol
Increa.e in deposits nominally ........... 38s3,9N
ncreate In deposits, actually ........... 26o5,s44
The expansion has been general In each department
there has been very great increase. Il 10 many years
fince had in the banking OF this city such
expansion In the length Of time. It ia ire
sstiole. The banks find 1t impossible to avoid rapid
nfe ion. The accumulation OF specie and deposits Is Sc
great and is going In spoh volume that CORES
poncipg increase 10 d counts must follow The IupSs
Of money pressing the market is immsnse. Itss
long time since such plethora was realized.
The earnings of the Cleveland and Ptts5urg RailTosd
for May chow gain Of over $40 900 the month
Of year. On the New York Central the earnings
ofciay reported at about $780, 600, and the liz
nois Central al about $2lt 600.
The annual meeting Of the oswego and syrscuse Rsu
road was held at oswego tho "a inst when the fol
Loving named gentlemen elected directors-F. 81
Darlington, joel Turre Sylvester Doohtte, j. B. Pen
field, snd Luther Wright, Of 0swsgo Alden Monroe, E.
Wick, Thcs j. Davis and Austin Myers, Of Syracuse
Rufus q. King and Henry II. Martin, Of Albany; ar
Harvey Ioors, Of New York, At meeting Of h
directors held the day, r. T. Darlington, Esq
elected President ard IT resolved to desiszo div!
dspd OF four per cent, psyabls on the LIST Of August
The stockhoe ers OF The Camden and PemSerkon Rail
read Company met at Camden, Monday, and eleste'
Robert F. Stockton, John l. Mcknight. Edwin A. Ste
ysns, George F. Fort, JOB II. Gaskin, john 9. lick
Samuel Stockton, VIM Brsidock, Jr., and Robsrt !
Stockton Jr., directors It was reported that s75oc
woud be necessary to purchase the right of way as 4
as Freehold and that cordi ionsl contracts had bee
made with most OF the property owners.
The following extracts from the last report OF the Car
ton Company, OF Baltimore, show that the mansesm,
have maze rapid progress in the devslopem'nt Of th
compsny's resources
II Is row made reasonably certain that 80 much Of
railroad as will be necessary to connect Canton with ia
coal sions Of Lykens Valley and Mabonoy will be opep
for businees during the coming fall and IL Ia col
racted to be done ct early day IS the ffs OF
Very material and important aid necessary 10 accom-
prh this object has been supplied by the Tevorton Coz
snd Railroad Company who have made with the Nortl
ern Central Railroad Company contract kr the tran
portaiion OF their coal from everton to Canton for
riod Of ten years. bgr ming Immediately upon the read
Of the railway company TO their trains over Il
road.
The quantity OF coal which II Is agreed shall be ia
pthed by this company for the frst year. Ia stated
three bundred thousand tons. But the quantity who
they reaoy and wiling TO furnish Will DO limited On
by the capacity Of tho railroad and tho extent OF
market at Car ton.
The Trevetton Company are the owners Of . mo
valuable coal property In the Mshonoy region, with II
provemen,s in their extent and coet nnsqualied BY
In the United Sates; they possess six thousand acres
land they have eleven breasts Of their mnes opened
beirg work ed they have railroad fifteen miles Ia eng
oonnectii them with the SusquehannAh river and
Northern Central Railroad and have ut their mines GO
breakers and machinery Of the NEST substantial and ps
feet Descriptions At this time ready and adequate to
preparation fer market Of fifteen hundred bons Of CO
| per day
The character Of the gentlemen In New York who WEI
the projectors and who the able supporters Of I'll
eptsrpiise Ia sufficient surety for Its results. n
familiarity with all the facts upon which the coal tJt
At Can depends; their superior knowledge toue
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