The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03

The annual statement of the United States Life
Insurance Company win he found in the advertising
columns of to-days paper. The receipts from all
sources during the year 1867 were $l84S99 90, aud
the payments of all kinds, including SIS, 1874 asd On
account OF Deaths 1861 55--showinga net profit
of s79l5s A, which, added to the amount on hand
on the LIST of January, 1857 increases the total
sets of the company to s42O,ss3 Sc. The whole
number of policies issued during 1857 was 1904.
The Providence Journal of the LIST says:-
The manufacturers who have started their machinery
in part embarrassed by the advance in cotton
with the expectation that the material would 20 still
lower least remain stationary, that they started
Bowever desirable may be to keep the machinery from
nes OF trade supplied with the kind OF goods that
into competition with the meortatops, plain enough
that the mills cannot go with only the present lie mand
for goods In Manchester will be seen by letters,
the mill owners have adopted the same policy, and in
creased their productions befose the decline had
become settled Jew weeks longer of inaction would
have told with much effect upon the market Yet does
possible that with the present reduced consump
ton tine price Of the material can be mantained
We report sale of print goods for the week. Tho
goods made are generally printed on account of the manu-
Money in fair supply, and the banks generally take
all the first clsss paper that is offered, but more rigid
scrutiny liz made into the quality.
We enabled to announce, says the Memphis
Appeal from undoubted authority, that the eondi-
Company to all the rights guaranteed by the charter
from the State of Texas will be complied with be-
fore the time fixed by law. Seventeen and half
miles Of the road have been completed in running
order leaving only two ana half miles to be COM
pleted, upon which the heaviest work has already
been done. Letters have been received from Mar
shall, stating that the whole twenty miles would be
completed before the LIST February, fifteen days be-
A..
that the Pacific Railroad Company will be entitled
to all the privileges accorded to the company which
shall comply with the conditions Of the charter
granted for that purpose.
The amount of bonds issued by the State of Lou
siana to railroad companies is stated by Co.. Wick
life to be as follows:-
Issued previously. IN 1857. Total.
Opelousas &c $5al 900 10000 6O7 600
Jack son, &C ...... 100000 81 900 s5T 900
Ss,:1 Sssss and SS
Totals 81 500 900 10000 ,6s5, geo
The estimates of bonds to be called for this year,
are:-For opelousas, $4,000, Jackson, s25O,OOo;
Baton Rouge, &C., $4,000; Shreveport, sls7 900
total, $497 900.
The annexed statement exhibits the value of ex-
ports Exclusive of specie) from this port for the
week, and since January l. in each of the past three
years.
COMMERCE THE PoRr OF NEw YoRK-vALrE OF EXPORTS.
1856. 1867. 1858.
Total for the week 81 ,0ls $40 PAP 446 347 ,3l6
Previously reported 3l5,6s7 3,2l3,14 3323,72S
Since jan, l.... :. s4,733,s69 4,i56,l7o 467l ,o4i
These returns show an active movement in the
export trade of this port! Notwithstanding the in
activity OF business generally will be that the
value of experts last week greater than for the
corresponding period last year, and nearly as large
as that of the previous year. This il something ex-
traordinary under existing circumstances.
The annual report Of the treasurer of the Little
Miami Railroad Company for the year ending Nov.
go 1857, gives the annexed exhibit of receipts and
expenditures
LITTLE MIAMI BAnRoAD
Surplus Dec 1856 e47e 235 "a
Little Miami Compsby's proportion OF profits Of
joint company for the year 1857 ....... 100 SO
Amount transferred IRON Depreciation and Re-
Dewal Fund. no 600 %
Total ssi9,35o 10
From which deduct
Div No. 81, declared Dec, 1856. .si49,t6. 10
10 %, DO. June, 1851. lie ,o64 ID
spr'd Mt Vernon Ptsburg Haii-
road stock charged up. 196.l60 90
Hills. Gin. RR. stock, charged up ,344 ~
I axe steamers charged up........ ~ $50 40
sundry expenses and losses. ......s GA os
500 OF 46
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Surplus Dec l, 1890 1913 81
The entire cost of the road and proportion Of the
equipment amounts TO g., 925I57 so.