The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-28
The following statement relative 70 the Wabash Valley
Railroad and its connections are from Official Sources


Total, 1855. .sio4,s4 10
Railroad and ts connections, from Official
The Toledo and Illinois, and Lake Erie and Wabash and
ST Louis roads have just negotiated $3.50 900 of real
rate honda which furnishes all the money they be-
hsvsd require to complete the entire line BY May next
The bonds based upon trust Of $500 600 lands
low valuation, and $500 900 Of the stock of The COM
these bos The lands were received FOR the stock sub
scrpons Ths aggregate length of these roads is 243
miles running from Toledo southwest to the state line Of
Alton road TO st. Louis and thus form direct Line from
St Louis to Lake Erie, reaching the cham Of Eastern
road runs Of the most fertile the country and
must afford an immsase local business
Frat Earsssss Bonds. convertible. 500, go
Second Mortgage Bonds 100000
Real Eate Bonds paid for BY sale lands 4so
Total. IS $50 900
rheee al negotiated. The track IL laid from Tole-
do to Peru, distance of $50 miles, and wiz be open for
regular business IN week. Since the lst OF August
last trains have regularly from Toledo to Fort
Wayne distance Of ninety three miles; and since the
7th Of January to Huntington distance Of lis mi
The grading and masonry Of the remainder Of the ue
nearly mpetd aod viii not preven the syng Of the
track rapidly the weather win permit. The COM
pAny expect 10 open the whole line ny the lst OF May
next The means already provided are believed to be
sufficient for that purpose A liberal equipment. has
friends OF the road confident from carefully red
esnse that the business OF the roads will pay At once
The annual report Of the New Jersey State directors of
the Camden and Ambcy Railroad the New Jersey Trans
pertssiou Company, and the Rsritan CsaSi Company,
made 10 the Iesssture presents the following results
BUzsEss THE RAILROADS.
The number Of PASSENGERS carried on the roads o. the
Camden and Amboy line from lhilade pha TO View York
SIS FIRST class passengers, passage money received
sion passsngers Philadelphia to NeE York and return
AGA; passage mocey 81 ,396; transit duty tsi &c.
40 pssss moosy si7 Isl 81 transit duty ST. la a.
BY the lines the FIRST class passengers New York TO
philadelphia. are 1924; passage money, ss4so1 IS
towards PsiiadeiphiA; transit duty s24 Co.
Gross amount for way excursion passengers between
gers, New YORK 70 PniadelphiA, 3l377h; passage mo-
ney $50 "a Sc transit duty, S3137 15 $50 dntiable
vsy passengers between PhiiadelphiA and New York.
Phisdelphis and New York S. sr2 o.
Passengers bstveen philadelphia and AmboJ 4SI; pas
Then toiiows statement OF the passage money rece,v-
ed from the intsrmedats places along the lines Of rail
The NUMBER Of passengers BY the mail Pilot line and
New Jersey Accommodation Gnss rom PhiladAlphiS TO
New York via Trenton, was 49, 755.
Amount "a passage money, 800 lU5 soi transit ou,
ssa75 50.
ibe.e bas sean 81 3ss tons and 900 weigh. and 81
POUNDS ~ Ia. igbt carried through between New York
aa Pbaoephia subject 10 transit day OF $40 $50 So
The whole smoant received for freigo, Is $685. 675 ~
The ssnsaat for the transportation ofthe United
States mail IL SIS, o22 10.
The amount received for ste I'm towing H. fsf, sfr 10
A number Of other small receipts SIRE named
me oss recspts o the railroad and branch for the
year ling December 31st amounted +, ,501TsT 81
thu expenditures for the same period were sS'u
cor 81.
she rlber passengers for the year
e. $50.
RtsINes CANAL
Tsere hA5 transported through the canal 1856
.aI tps OF coal: IL 608lB feet Of timber and lumoer
S 76S bushes 81 grain; 251 e2l barrels OF o'r; &c.
9s and zoo and 81 pounds Of iron 15e 1T6 to1s ana
fsrsc,aon u general nerchandise
enc vbnie revenue accruirg ~ the state for the yea
rRs ,,cm All eouroes will be found 70 be un re(
an twenty r'ne thousand SIX hundred and 10 'iye'Sn
,lolsFs Md sgbty-thrse cents.
Ia. value a general merchandise exported from thi
r. during the week ending and including Friday Janu
-. ~ sneeis Observation-Disclosures. 1900
.at......................
IN oortAeons In tho time az follows
.,a~aJ nasrsh sndise ..............N.l9sl1
- IN ARR xoods ......s...... 2,sjoboS
f,l25, Az
- n lsncn~ts o-sr exports. o., e95 -
-. ey,e-snx Il . oo@parstTe Statement Of tue valu,
80 o.ss,ts rs~ 10 oosassoos@sas % 'As Is' 70 jam