The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-08

we nave not deduoted the SINKING OF eNn0r com
psny That Of the Erie Company is s42 900 per annum,
and that Of the New York Central Company Sill 1872
In the above table have endsavored to show
the comparative ability Of each company to pay
nual eight per cent dividend the Stock The capital
Of the New York Central Is about three million larger
than the Ere while last year the net earnings only
about three hundred and fifty thousand larger Tbs deb.
Of the Erie Company but little larger than the Central
Company stock, while the Centraps debt is nearly nvs
million larger than tie Ecies stock It must not be cst
sight Of that the above exhibit Ia last years. receipt
The cons,rus.i account of the Erie Company being
closed there viii be interest to provide for while
the Central Company with open constru tion
win without d,ubt show in the next report tbs payment Of
more interest and lage amount of dividend. The
turns OF the Erie Company for last year show that it could
have paid from the net earnings dividend Of six per
on the stock, besides the regular payments into the snk
The increase In gross inc during the present
fiscal year, to May lst has been nearly three hundred
thousand dollars In Msy-the present month-the IN
crease win, without doubt, be than two hundred
thousand dollars making the total increase for tbs frs
eight months Of the present ffcal year Fl re hundrsi
thousand dollars At this rate Of increase for the year.
sthe total gross will be than six million cf
collars a capital OF thirty six million.
The Boston Advertiser Of the 9th irs,. contains the III,
ewing paragraph
CRY OF EVANSVILLE BONDS AGAIy-Some weeks since
wementioned that the interest on these se, ties
had been repudsted and the bonds duly protested
by parties holding them IN this ely This noce brought
out statement from the Janesvlfe wis Standard the
material portion CT VIII! copied presuming to be
correct, coming from such 1t seems that this
vas mol satisfactory to certain parties aud we have
card In TIE N. T. Tribune from ~. " Cu;rieeu
who purporis to be Secretary Caicsgo s.. Pail AMI
Fond du Lac Railroad Co.v |. was this company on
whsm the Standard charged the blame Of letting the
eiys reEusaot sufec bat they deny tho sof, peach
MenF. We have not as yet, however, sesa der If
the original statement that the interest had bear
dated. and the city Of Janesve has an friends the
they lock to its credit the better One word rsa
pecirg tie card Of the aforesaid a. W. Curii.rU Ui,
publii bed in the tribune Win the statement that II cha
bten addressed TO the Boston Daily Advsytier when
the fact is that such letter ever reached AID
is far TO presume none sent Commen On s n
. course Is unnecessary; II speaks for itselL
The receipts OF the Ia Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
Company in April amounted to s321ss for fifty eicb.
nailee OF read The czsns Of Beaver Dam have held
pub, meeting and have resolved upon grand cs,eb-,
ton Of the completion Of the In Crosse and Mv,uk;e
Railroad at that pxce, to off the Sd Of Jane
The business The Norwich and Worcester Road for
Apr has been very fsvsrAbe and the receipts proi,s
20 exceed thpfe OF April 1855 - 600 or 81 COO
From 3Qb November 70 3lst March t5s ea-DDcgs. nj.