The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-07

may b redeemed $3.50 900 S2oe eos redeemed 4Sa
0o6 mis- outside q any proat that may result from
ne direct linz to H.vpor The ssocs q ss:
company nearly AL owned In this city ana one Of our
mo.s economical road managers. Mr. Norris at tho bead
Of the concern.
We should Judge from the sales recently made in
this market that Philadelphia holders had got tired
Of carrying such an unproductive stock, and were
particularly desirous Of getting rid of it.
The IMMIGRANT Industrial Savings Bank of this
city has just put forth its fifth annual report. The
trustees received in all 1866 from s,l67 depositors,
$662 720 49, and Of these 2,27O were new accounts.
In the same period the Of $54s ,003 43 has been
Withdrawn by 7343 depositors, of whom l,670 have
closed their accounts. The depositos are ciass
hed:-293 minors, 236 domestic servants, 2l5 Ia
borers, 1872 clerks, 10 taors, GA seamstresses, 81
porters. 63 pedlers, 81 clergymen, So shoemakers,
and the remainder in small numbers Of various
classes. The great majority of the depositors are
Irsh numbering 1928 out of the 2,27O-the institu-
ton being got up for their behalf mainly. The de-
posts have been made in sums varying from
five thousand dollars down to one dollar. The sum
in deposit the LIST Of January was 81 0l6 206 S.
invested in bonds aud mortgages. The average of
each account is $3.50 SO.
The Gold Hill Mining Company is rapidly reco-
vering from the difficulties which at one time
threatened to overwhelm it. The company have
finally completed all of their mills, machinery, &C.,
and no obstacle seems now in the way for resump-
ton of dividends at an early day. This company
offers an exception to most Of the present mining
projects Its managers have the greatest confidence
in it's resources and believe that all the early state
ments made in relation to the richness of the mine,
its productiveness &c. will ultimately be realized
We hope oil their antcipations will prove realities.
report has just been issued from which We learn
that the capital amounts to $780, and that there
in the treasury 240OS shares which not to be
sold. at the date of the previous report the out
standing indebtedness was sl3l 4s0 06, since which
time it has been paid in iu The receipts from all
have been s2ll 6S3 Is, and the disbursements
s2ll 1888 3scash balance January /, 1856, S345 40.
large portion of the report is occupied by the presi
dent in explaining the Of payment and suspen-
sion of dividends. His explanations must be per
fecty satisfactory to the stockholders. 1t appears
that the earnings of the mine were used in expendi-
lures which properly should have come out OF capt.
tai and suspension of dividends was therefore in
evitable. The great error was in continuing them
so long. The report says
The company have received from the products Of the
miIe $lI3 Ola AZ and balance o. So, 474 49, derived
from the assessment over and above the S5 600 deo
for the purchase OF the property and toe received
tor the tale Of such stock has disposed Of from
which the stockholders have received in dividends
so4 20, and have in the treasury S3i5 40, and
SIS 427 81 In goods, wood quicksilver pork tslow SC,
which has been pSo for 10 cash and all required for
mining and TO regarded cash. and the
balance has been expended on the mine
The gross earnings and expenditures of the Little
Miami and Columbus and Xenia railroads during
the year 1866, we're as follows
LIrTIK MIAMI COLUMBUS XESIA RAILROADS.
Passt myers $501 531 10
Freight. $50 822 81
Mails &c. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 34,86 SO
Total. 81, OF, 1870 10
Expenses. Observation-Disclosures. 508546 81
Net earpipgs Observation-Disclosures. $50 633 %