The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-25

ncFesse N ex range ~ sNS
Iocr ase IN distant osian Observation-Disclosures. S1 t72
Decrease IN deposits proper ......... 23S,o,9
The exchange nTkei vas rather heavy. S,me first
There sale :. 1851 aai drAin with dOcaueasa
~ .visesce s,io1h Esnss range ,ro~ s.ask st.7S.
per cent dccuDt for pr and good other sales
we're made at ~ ~, and some On Beton ~ ~
Sight heavy a. per cent oscsuos asd sses csooot De
made freely unsss iurtoer concession The banks
check the At par bat tho demand Is slack.
The annual report Of the Northern Railroad Company
gdeDseurg states that the gross receipts for the year
enoing March 81, $685. STS 10; the and
State taxes tss ssl 27)-sse sS3 6S-leayinE balance
Of Sl65 500 10 The balance OF income hand OF The
3lt Of March $67 573 54-of VII CHI ts6i7 IS Eas
In cash. ss3T5o in second mortgage osdsnsburg bonds
$se1S in fuel shop stock, &C. Since the last report
Sl3 500 honda have been issuedmakng the whole
s3os 100. Tne bonds bought TO be Cancelled and
the sinking fund reduces the amount Of the outstanding
bones the present time to $3l7 eoo Seventeen shares
of the comppy stock have been purchased the last year
The present number neld by the Company h 49, In ad
dton 70 the 22 In the contingent fund. The contingent
fund amounts TO 6s2 90 The result Of the year
operations material decrease in the gross receipts,
which has, however. in great degree been counterbA-
lanced by . material Elimination Of she expenses.
The Southern Minnesota railroad Company elected, on
she 18th, At Hosah, the folio wing directors
A. Cha,ned, Bell PLANES; g. Chamberlain Cleveland,
OHIO; Il. Goodrich, Au saukie Ms. Fnos Gaiorath,
Shake ee Mn; L. Helrsnstep, Pnils1elphia Pc j..
A. Hehenstsin, M~auke; A s. Howes, Sc Peter. hn.
N. kneeland, Milwaukee, Benjamin Prinse, Batavia, N.
Y; a L. Palmer, Nils aukie A. Il. Praa, Ia Crescent;
B. r. Pratt, st Peter Nu Geo Skinner, FxrribauIt;
II. a. soiey. MeDdoia G. W. rnompsoo d,kSh; ID j.
wh'ttemore Ia Crescent; Henry I. Wehs, Minneapolis
Daniel Wells, Jr., Milwaukee.
The officers are
President, Daniel Wells Jr., Milwaukee; Vice President
Benz PJipgo Batavia, ~ Treasurer, s. Cham osran
Cleveland Ohio; Secretary, A. g. Pratt, La C'esceut,
MIN; Attorney and Lana Commissioner, l. Pal ner,
Milwaukee; Acting Director and General Agent, Moses
Kneelsnd Mil xaukie Chief Engineer D. J. White MORE
La Crescent, Min.
The London Times ofthe 18th says
The reports Of the Of trade the
derics the whole satisfactory, although hey
not inc cate any marked activity Basnsss Aaacnes
ter bias not extended In degree, bui prices
present frmness At Birmingham there Is . slight ten
depcy TO but the serious effects Of late
depression still visible In every department Toe
lace trade 1t Nottingham Is rather dull although other
branches exhibit partial recovery. At Leicester bus
has been altogether nactve snd 1t Woverhampon
Leeds and Huddersfei the have presented
scarcely any feature From Bradford the reports
OF satisfactory nature but owing purchases woods and
cottops have BEEN in rather better demand The
faCturipg accounts from Norwich alude general rev
VAL and the hish linen trade u stated 70 be In much
healthy condition