New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-18

ton in The East and looks with favor 10 an euvhhcc III
the rates OF discount to check the prepcsteous prices
paid for this and other articles Of produce At inc ict
advice, from Peri an advance IL The rotc OF the Bank
Of France 10 y cent vac expected Ire Barr OF
Prussia Lad raised It's rate fion fto a y cent
The following paper has already been signed
~ mrnr proaincut stockholders Of the NewYork Cen
rial Rood;
1.-The undersigned, Stockholders in tho Ncw-York
Central Railroad ferirc deeply Interested ~ reform
Of the management OF said road, respectfully recon
mend al holders OF stocks who cannot DO thcmsc' 90
present at the ensuing election OF Directors 10 SEM
their proxies 20 Thones VI. Olcott, Albany John r..
Williams and Geo H. TalmnH, NeW.NoIk. or ethei oI
them 10 be voted upon by them ut thet election. ~
sone time previous that day meeting Will be called
of oil tho stockholders who may tius send them ther
proxies for the nomination Of Board Of Directors for
whom their votes viii be east. The undersigned re-
pcc,fy suggest TINT the interests Of the stockholders
III DC better secured by thus placing their proxies w
the hands Of disntercs.ed and well known gentlemen,
such those nemed above than by submitting 'hcH 10
th, present officers Of the Road to be uled IA securing
| their own reelection
The New.YoIk Central OF all The roads in The
United States has, under the enormous business given
To IT during tho Rebellion. made the smallest increase
Of income TO It's shareholders. It's location is The best
in the Union and its earnings unprecedented. but large
as they arc after they have been manipulated by Its
officers there is a very small result for its owners
From tie character Of thelgentemen who have con-
,ented to receive proxies snd make change Of admin
tutiou and Of those who have already sent hem their
proxies il must be to the advantage ofali holders Tor
investment 10 make common .cause with ther' ma 10
secure direction which viii operate the road for tue
benefit Of its Shareholders at large
l A new Coal Company has been organized I'M
der the till. of"The Central Coal Mining and Manu-
featuring Company" with the following Board Of Di'
nctor.. viz. L. t. Demold. George Opdyke, James
Hoy Henry Dolahcd. Gustsye Kniter. Thomas
Patton. Henry l.. Gilbert. Horny Clews and James
DAYTON. c. Z. Dstmoli President This company is
formed under special charter from the state Of Mar!
land with privileges tha, csccned Of great value
Its property consists OF about tooo acres on Georges
Creek in the coal fields Of Allegheny county. Maryland
over 90 acsos q which contain the eebrasd IL Jsd
rem Of coal being the very center ofihe Georges Greer
co, fields The "De,nold mines" form part " Vi'
com panys property. and Gro Ia fsL activity with ca
paoiy Of producing about 100 100 tuns per year. AID arc
completely stocked wish al tie necessary tools. cnrs
horses canslboas &C. &C. 20 send tie produce OF thc
nine. regularly 10 market. by either canal or railroad
Tho Georges Creek coal from thesc mines Is rlost n
y.sbly Known in III the markets. and very sci,e de
msnd exists icr their entire produce This new CON
pany goes Into operation under the most favorable aus
picrs With Its extensive and valuable estate MI psid for
ard entirely freo from debt requiring no further out
sys fur equipments inprovere md with an am
PIE cash csp.in for Business sufficient to yield hand
.ome return on TIE investment srd starting from III
very ou.e. With velles,abshod large and complete
ly organized business.
The aggregate exports Of produce and mer
chsnd. (erclpsivc Of sascIe) IN thu pact veel. wa
~ al gg2
Earnings Of the Chicago ard Alton Railroad
Co fr tho
we-i ,nsirr N November IL. la61--..-t as, %
/ Couesya.a q ~.,k IN Isl..n tsA o.
iBcrssss in 1919. ......,.............. s1e."
The s,A. emen, Of the Philadelphia banks fol
re weci .ndips on Monday VA. a. follows:
c..l o.. e ss, s.si =, s's
syssl. IN l.s,.,,... Deposits. ~ e, 20.
s.I I.sS.r ss,.. sio-'e
Thi. compare, with tie s,atonen. Of The Las: hui
~cc., Is follows
le,r sr.-i., cir,7,,,iss I,s IL.
s s - b.: ssi.iiiis: .:iiseii siS:si 5af@
Tho following is a Statement, Of coal trans
ported o. TIC Delaware and Hni.cn Canal
I .'1ia.S:... Porn. ....sa
| De- ~ ND Car. Co.........ioIl $50
! rsal.y.ssris ,oL (o..........IhN3 1is@s
Tci,i tars................Ba l.J<I7
| For tie same period last year.
Ter ~. s,si for 'tes, n.
De- sri fi1f Csra' Co.........@.fi0 b1o,T7
I isGaSJ ,-nsa Cod Co...........:c.fA sgci
Total turs...............s6t i.llOtaS
Coleman & Co.'s circular, dated San Fran
ciseo. October ~ ay';
Tho scfly ~ rousy r.er, oor'inre- rnd IL ucczsed
By a. coucsutfstan n esdTy for ITO Lard Ing
rsnsiof 10 81 ~ a.. Essttnse msket - lar
nYs..tt u ca mining into esis To tbs Eo
DO tdtei 10 $40 fod4r,ea ~ 40 IA tho volume 81
con b. .rp1 g. inlln osuni sud BY sfo renttnce.
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