New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15
compare as follows:

R.spectng tue legal difficulties OF the creditors OF
the Ohio Life and Trust Company, The Cinciaaat,
Ga-ette Of Saturday says:
" In I, ply to the demand made upon him by James
T. klbresh ESQ.,, the Receiver OF the United States
Court the Sheriff Yesterday declined to comply but
asked fer further tine, to enable him to get nstruc-
tons from the Superior Court. In other words, we
suppose he may be lude' stood saying to the United
ststes Ccut tha, he does not recognize ts authority
srd that unless be shall be directed by the Superior
Court t. psy the assets into the hands Of the Re-
ceiver lie will hold to them in defiance Of the Fed
e a. tribunal. Should tie Superior Court take this
courae, very interesting time among the lawyers,
the oficers and the Courts will follow"
The Carter County Ohio Court, at its last sitting,
refused urqusiedy to levy the tax to meet the inter-
est On ts bonds ssued TO the Lexington and Big Sandy
Rai'r, al.
H. regard to the manufacturing interest, The Boston
7'ahscr,Pt, says:
Son g of the best managed companies in Lowell
have esuei fair percentages the past xix months,
and few OF them have oriers for goods ahead of the
production. Several Of the Nashus companies have
recently esrneG at the rate OF | & cent per month
rpon their capital ard the shareholders of q number
of corporation 10 this and the neighborng States will
soon eIoy the luxury of a aivldend.
IL is now g,Lerally thought there will be no more
large coz panes organized for manufacturing purposes,
80 experience has proved that small mills where
strict supervision b. exercised by one person, are
the not profitable. Tie small companies easily
naioaoth produce articles IN sucn quantities
thai the profits made style are absorbed by the
los.cs rustsined on others that unstable. Many
corporations with capitals Of 900 have actually
mace money il tel years than others in ths ane
bus ress whose capitals are 81 ,SO0,O0. lniivid1sl
manuf cturers might be named gho have made money
from year year, while incorporated companies, pro-
iucr the same goods have NOT paid their expenses.
Several corporations have given notice that apph'
cation n be III ide to The next Legislature to reduce
their capital stock 10 ease, ~ y cent hiss been
est ara il is proposed to make the par yaae of the
shares $50 instead Of $lu0 Another company has re-
duced liz stock from $l0O TO t2j T. share and the
Chicopec Manufacturing Company will apply to have
its shore reduced from 81 eco TO 5000"
W. take the following from Wm. p. Wright Il Cos
Cotton Circular:
CRcPWe confirm the opinion expressed last week on this
sujecf Developments Gal yora large Public opinion
ia this city sanctions essa-te Of $4,000 bales. AZ the
Soub hi. figure 10 looked Ipou NH imuni ept New
Orl.aus parties low $4,000 bales, others
90 TOO TO s ',n.Cio, and few tc0 90 bates.
Ev,rts,, for IN. week uuGr. 27 ZOO balls.
Iei,' he receipts far are $4,000 10 against 716 Oo
ts, -, "a i0e 100 tale. IL leS5. Mex wees =. sf'
;a L }o,' }'h 20 ii .ss from New Orleans S. a. .ni
nom Noble 2gOC0 lses Tie totai III PI'eioy oe loyJ
bs-s
EXPORTS tie week ut 20 7G r0 bales OF which ~ 100
fl Grs Britain; lsco Ior ffauc- ana 1000 f tber
foreign P.r' !lrse portion c he stock on '.nd al -
pYrs sE onfns 64i OH bae. test, sold eihe-
beard sGp going bod. Ne Ook oI large cesaLees
Crest Britain during the coming ',dr weeks
The foioEing u t- Cotton since