New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

lie Railroad equipment s,OIo,'O. W
The the Goal Lanes AID MihiLg Improve es
The Transport alton esIbiLes for 1856 st5 70 -
The expenses OF OPERATING repairs oil roads, ae''' 800
Net .........................s4O,I5e II
The Quantity Of COL ,oId during the year va.
go l2l tuns which yielded profit of... li3,zO' %
Beside paying the interest on their deot, the Com
pany were enabled to pay two dividends on their CAPT.
tai stock Of 3 = cent each, in addition to handsome
reservations for the benefit of their "Renew 81 Fund
and "Coal Department Fund The object OF these
funds was explained in former report and is SO jast
and wire that copy it, as worthy of imitation else
where:
Uhereas The railroad and It's equipment OF locomotives
and other .chn.ry addition depreciation from ordinary
use are subject 70 nsiulal eeesy, nsUt nS ,n.csmsp:
IL believed that the extent oil THIS aepeciIu
IL often moderated in railroad and due allowance
for i. not made in esms profits and declaring dividends,
thereby deeers stockhodeT' aud sometimes even
vAeysa deemed sound policy that sdequste provision
should made BY tos Company to guard ssnust uen eo
by deserving from the net revenues sum sufficient Tor said e1
ptuoiures; therefore
Rod That be created BY stated .,se.sments upon
the transportation earnings fund 10 be called the "a
Fund adequate foi the above purpose 70 De e'
by FnsI Committee and submitted to ths boHd
approval that all appropriations tor such exp nd'ues
shall made from. and charged TO- sad Renewal FUND
ures Incurred opening mines and for providing aud maintain
ing machinery sDd fixtures quin'e for Their there
m ,b co. aoa fund to be- Called the Coal Depart
rom 'G % ~ ate tor sucb purpose TO be estius
t.d BIZ Finance Committee ana submitted 10 nls nosu ol
spPTOys aud i9s. al .6 iGi .r Fund
The Repore Of this Company exhibit one peculiar
ity which is worthy of notice. The Board of n An
ayers present, under their joint signatures, general
statement Of their affairs to which subjoned re-
pors from their various subordinate officers, contain
ing full and detailed exhibits of all the operations 10
ia. several departments. We thus not ONLY shown
the general results of the year, but enabled to see for
ourselve, how these resuIts we're attained. We are
Immersed with the excellence Ct this form Of tne Re-
port az evincing the entire good faith of the Board Of
Directors, and inspiring deserved confidence in the
minds Of the stockholders and the public in the admin
istration of the affairs of the Company.
In relation TO Cotton, Mr.. w. p. Wright's Circular
givee the annexed statistics:
CRoPThe from South received during the past
week fully confirm the conclusion thxt tue crop WIN fe'u
less than olCO bales ana TINS esusle IL no" iuy "
ed her. and in the south. Wo have been visited with lev
South has been sufficiently severe TO make re-
planting ecessar, We have yet to .afn Oa the INA MACH
mind yeIy just on the subject OF the coming
Receipts at the ports continue fall off rapidly and
dup- me week under review than half compared with
s ss sr reduction will be .bow next
Tie tot deficit 29 COZ bales, and neIt Week 1t VIII
Exports to Gree. Bsn still liberal scale. being for
the GO bales sgalst % 900 ior NE "sea
last yes Tie total lar to Great Britain now anoun' 70
bales will be difficult for her to get $50 90 more
u The stock III the 70
bales when American pinne and the Continent Of Europe
will require portion and shall PROBABLY close the season.
with hand than al the close oil last yeat Ihe
number Of loading for Great Britain l. uon lees
than a, same last Al New-Oreans on 2l.t Mcl
bere er. LOADING Great Britain Il vessels. S.h March
IS ara By Telegraph 4h April We learn the number has been
reduced 10 Fl.
The following statement OF the movement In Cotton since
the lot Sc pt last compared with the previous four yes.
sSs isSS; lsss isS1 a ts'5
* to G Britain. .Ooacoo I2eOS ssi@S s95SO II .oS
'SS ssS 1890 1890 f 1890 1865
Total Ixports L69Oc0 $4,000 l4lON lSlIcJo lo1oeoo
or which during the past included in the above:
ES. to G Brt.in 5000 $500 2LoO $1,000 100
Fx 10 Fnpce.., 1900 10000 500 1850 5000
-. othsI Foil Pts 5000 1900 6N 1890 lSNo
r., 49, Fraon. 5000 5000 $1,000 b9Uos g. coo
at the ports compared with
Las, ye.r s 900 bales; compared with 1885, lsoo ExPosrs
-Decease to Britain 1873 Geo. eompasd with 1872 io9
O bses France. 4ze1 increase compared with
1883 other foreign Ports 'vOi Increase
conoered with 1858, 70 go bales.
kEwfoRK, April D, 1857.
In the face of an increasing 10 toe Money mar
M ne our .st sdyices 3.t u the tendency OF prices In
the stock market q been downward
The In the shares which has been tolersby nEe,
h mn chiefly upon the speculative stocks and has been
os cct fl ed 10 lsrge operators Bat fe~ Stocks for
have been bought gu ing the week
T the Bsnk OF al unusually large amount oil
18th inst, were MAIZE WIZ unexpected
sTocts-Lsree sales bste been made In Missouri &c,
sno Nsnls aeIion decline I'D rAes' some onio os,
- ~ YORK safe and Ne~fork So were Gone without
chan az In prices, Indiana STATE os a. s adV1nce upon the
price CT isst week