New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-13
III. .r;,v. h.v. been largely increased, while the

The earning. have been largely increased while the
80. have been diminished. The construction
occur, Of this road Is closed On the 10th of January
dividend was declared Of 10 2 cent, payable in stock
of,be Coupspy at par the cash earnings having been
r.ed IN navrnen. Of the floating debt. This issue Of
stock fills No the capital to it. legal limit, 81 ooo
The eptire oo.t of the g. miles of road includ
inc IA real estate and equipments, and It's dePo;
,,od. a ope nile in extent on the s.. Lawrence al
Cs,. y,cep, and the same extent at It's other te.m
ms On the canal at Rome o., 200 900. II il believed
,t,, cash dividends can be declared hereafter.
The Court has ordered the sale Of the Maysvle and
Lexington Railroad Company for the benefit Of the
fr.t mortgage bondhoders.
The Hon. James NJ Cook bas taken the oath Of Of
&c. a. Superintendent Of the Banking Department Of
thi. State and entered spon the discharge Of hs da
ties He has appointed Edward Hand his Deputy.
This gentleman filed this place under the Gdmnistra-
ton Of Mr.. Shoemaker.
A letter from the Engineer Of the Wabash aud Lake
Erie Railroad states that nearly all the ties are on the
eroupd for The road to the State line. The track is
being pressed forward rapidly and the road will open
TO Logassport By the lst Of March, and possibly By
the 25;h Of February The opening TO Wabash and
Huntington has added largely TO the passenger bus
ness The connection with the Peru road s g. i'm
rortaut one. az a considerable amount Of freight VII
be received from that upon the opening OF lake
navigation.
Tie annual report Of the State Bank Of Inlana
gives the annexed results
The amount of notes and bills discounted, il 81, 67s-
7sO being increase of s4eO, 1876, or nearly half
million Of dollars.
The amount OF circulation ~ sj'jj9,'<c De.hg al
increase Of s3j73
The amount Of gold and silver on hand Il 81 223 20o
being an Increase of sl36, 232
TIE amount of Eastern means on hand is s707,634
being an increase Of sl93,567.
Tie amount Of the surplus fund Is 81 2s, 3Ol beng
az increase Of Sll9,3iJ.
Profits at the following respective rates have been
divided TO the branches on their capital stock, ncud
inc extra dividends, during the past year:
To the the ST.nSS Ind md f Wayne each
To the branch Michigan cent
To the branch a. Rehmond' cent
To the brsi CD At cent
10 h be b'.ntls a. I.Wlenc.buIgh and vneepne
4 cen.
To tie Ts o. la Y.vett aud B:dod ee5
In reference 10 the power OF the Bank TO di'couut
or TO issue notes of circulation ceasng after the ls
day Of January 1884, and that the closing OF the bust
ness Of the Bank, for which two year thereafter
until January 1859 il given by her charter may be
expedited as much may be practicable with a.
little pressure the community az s possible, the
following resolution was unanimously adopted at the
held during the present month
Rcsed That in view Of The sPProachns close Of ta1
in At ies twenty-five q every four months on all stand
accommodation losns AID in future eonhne taeH DIS
The bill to incorporate the Bank Of Mutual Redemp-
top. AT Boston is under discussion in the Massachu
sets Senate.
few DAYS ago a sale of Continental Bank was
,rr,cd in th, Stock list at 3d. The sale should have
hoer Commonwealth Bank For Continental stock
lO6is bid.
TRADE AID COMMERCE OF THE CANALS.
Tie following comparative statement OF the business
of the Canals present some features worthy OF notice.
In fine table of the products of animals the figures show
a falling off in Pork equal to $3.50 bbls.; Bacon,
e772,OO0 ID; Lard, Talow, &c, 900 To- ana an
increase in Cheese Of e32, 600 ID Butter, lessooo
10. and Wool 1913 900 rs. With the exception OF
the latter the market value Of all the articles named
have ruled high the greater part of last season. and
during tie Fall our railroads were taxed TO their
utmost capacity in the conveyance OF the articles
above named. Up TO the commencement OF the faH
trade the receipts Of Flour far behind those OF
the previous season; but the shipments aiterward
were more LIBERAL and the result shows an increase OF
4O7O3 baner The same can be sald OF " heat, ior
the figures show excess OF ,yO2, 400 bushels by
reducing the Wheat to Flour, We have an excess OF
the latter over last year Of 42l, l96 barrels The re-
ceipts of Rye over last year were f47'V51 ousnes
Otter Grains show falling oh-Corn equal 10 $500
bushels Barley 900 Isl bushels Oats, elt, l2) bushels
Tie increased receipts Of both Barley and Oats by
railroad have more than made up the falling OF in the
supply by canal.
Fefhaps il would not be out Of place here to state
that during the season Of 1854 OF the weekly state
ments from the New-York Office reported the receipts
of corn at that place for the year Mt over 100000 OF
bushels. These figures were carried INTO the yearly
returns and were doubtless nearly 100000 N excess
Of the actual receipts.
The annexed tables have been carefully compiled,
and can be relied gUsn as being semi-oticial;
STATEMENT the property uhh came 20 tie HudoH Rire,
LV tae Eyie CaampaH C0Ha n 1854 dnd 1855, and
IsT ToRrsr 1854. 1851
Frr ard Pelrrv NJ .................... 5000 1900
Product of Hood.
Boards aid Scanting, foi)DfN
SI,rsles II -........................ 1884 7l3ii
Tir-b.Y cnb ff................... 4f6 $50 3l53fO0
SECS ...................l7s9G $500 l99,7siOeO
~ '.o,d. .................... I5.I9 lOl81
Asfss 70, And rsarl bbls............. 5.95 l2,lSf
Total Of The FOREST tuns ........... llO59l3 eHso5
AGRICULTURE.
Product hHindlG