E‘;
The amount due the trust funds, is. 466,056 26

The Auditor General also gives notice that the
interest on the several bonds of the State will be
paid when due, on the presentation of the coupons
at the Phoenix Bank in the city of New York.

Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Rail-
F011“:

The recent election, for oliicers of the above
road, resulted as follows :

Presidcnt—H. B. Payne,

Secretary—-——l\I. J. ‘Williamson,

Treasurer-—T. P. Handy,

Directors——.'l-I. B. Payne, .1. Gillett, Lcoanarcl
Case. Richie Hilliard, A. Stone,Jr., Stillman Witt,
Cleveland; .1. M. Woolsey, New Haven; Hosea
Williams, Delaware; A.l{‘red Kelley, Columbus,
John Miller, Columbus ; E. '1'. Presser, Albany.

Abstract of Schedules and Tables appended
to the New York and Eric Railroad Re-
port. (C<mi:lmlm1.)

That part oi‘ Table (G1), giving the tonnage and
earnings of freiglit received and l‘orwarded from
various stations, gives inforrnation 01' a similar
character t.o that contained in the iirst part of the
table, already copied in the Jmmuzl.

'rAnL.u (I1) rnoron'rioN or way To rnnouen

BUSINEHH.
Fm‘ I./Lc '_I/(.?(L)‘ ciulmg Sept. 30/71., 1852.

 
 

 
 

   

9-4
9 c5
Receipts. 2:3
Passengers. 5‘: 1’
T1‘l1roug1i.. . .. .. .. .. .. . . ....:Hu‘-.100,785 £12 80
Between Way Stations and '.l.‘er~
mini . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 323,011 033 23
Between Way Stations only . . . . . 630,525 57 47
$61,872,272 02 100
Freight.
Through . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $544,605 53 30
Between Way Stations and Ter-
 528,538 20 20
Between Way Stations only . . . . . 730,116 26 41
$1,812,259 96 155
For Mr: 3/c(z.r c2t(liw.,g 157:1)!/. 301%, 1851 .
Passengers.
Through . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $474,291 58 29
Between Way Stations and Ter-
1nini........................ 4-18,47616 26
»~ Between Way Stations only. . . . . 738,156 53 4-5

$1,630,924 27 155

—.__.

   

Freight.
Through............. . . . . . . ..$lu'016,669 60 37
Between Way Stations and Ter-
mini.......  587,010 99 24

Between Way'Sta'tions.o‘nly..  956,062 90 39

   

$52,459,743 58 100
(1) CLASSIFlCA'1‘lON AND DIRECTION or mssnnens
BUSINESS.
1853.

Through passengers Eastiocord. . . . . . . . . . 27,485}§
Receipts therefrom. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . $103,668 54
Way passengers Eastzuaxrd. . . .. . .  .. . . 514,040}/2

Receipts therefrom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $542,432 32
Through and Way, Eustward .. .. . . . .. . . 542,435
Receipts therefrom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $736,100 87
'1‘hrongh passengers Westward... .. . .. ..51,214%
Receipts therefrom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 313273,? 89 88
Way passengers Wcstizumvl . . . . .. . . . . .. . . 560,788
Receipts therefrom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $621,033 57

Through and Way Westward. . .. .. .. .. 612,0021/

, Receipts therefrom....   .. ..€ii$894,823 40

AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL.

Number of miles travelled eastward. ..40,642,000

Average miles by each passenger . . . . . . . . .7-1.205
Miles travelled westward . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57,891,081
Average miles by each passenger . . . . . . . . . 04.504

Miles travelled both ways. . .. .. .. . . .. 08,432,301
Average miles by each passenger. . .. . . . . . 85.264

 CLASSl["IGA'l‘lDN AND DIR.l'}C'l‘lON OF 1"Rl:‘.lGI-IT

BIISINESS.
Ens/Ilia-7‘rt bnmul.
Tons. Receipts.
Prorluets of the l°‘orest.... 111,834 $362,498 31
Products of Animals . . . . .. 00,660 506,527 05
Voget:i.lile Food . . . . . . . . .. 72,002 355,240 85
OtherAgricultural Precincts 3.570 26,0-1-8 20
IVIannf'actures . . . . . . . . . . .. 42,738 104,185 08
i\1orcl1anrliso....   . 6,144 18,071 21
ltiiscellaneous . . . . . . . . . . .. 32,003 27,583 86
IVc:[r11:(z7'd lmmul.
Proilllcts oi’ the Forest. . .. 12,258 11,227 0'2
Products of‘ Animals . . . . .. ‘.J,l)‘.l-5 42,518 48
Vegetable Food .. . . .. .. . . 8,770 82,1565 it
OtherAgricultural1’roducts 6,270 17,850 10
Manul'acl.u1'c:~i. . .. .. . 60,513 233,014 35
Mercl1andi:ie.... .. . . 62,508 558,706 58
Miscellaneous . . . . . . . . . . . . '102.i,4'.l-1 72,606 68
I/'/‘erg/it //u//L ‘ll.?.'I‘_l/S.

Proilnets ol’ the Forest... . 124,037 373,726 23
Prollucts oi‘ A.nin1als.. .. .. 00,755 (32’;0,()*l5 53
Vegetable Food . . . . . . . . . . 80,868 {$87,000 58

Other .i\.gricu1tural 1’roducts 0,8-’l‘.) 41,800 70
lllanufactures .. . . .. . . .. . . 112,281 337,100 43
l\1crchandise.. .. . . .. . . .. . 68,742 576,777 70
Miscellaneous . . . . . . . . . . . . 186,487 100,280 54

Total Tons carried East . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 360,03]
_ 5' ‘.3 "

,, ,, _ ,, Wcst.... . .. . 15...“. .£72‘,’0;».
Receipts both ways... .  ..."§t...,-.1o0,7i1.; -.38
'.l‘ons carried one mile . . . . . . . . .. 101,020,518

H

,.

'l.‘al>lc (ii), giving the relative proportion of each
description cl‘ freight to the whole amount receiv-
ed and shipped at (311.6/L .5’/ulxiait is quite inl.c1'est-ing,
but too long to be copied into our columns.

'r.un.i-: (L) or LuM1n«;n snirrnn.

Shows the whole amount of lumber shipped to
Piermontpier, from January 1st, 1853, to Sept.
30th, 1853, to be 22,744,771 feet; to Nowburg,
12,882,577 feet; to Elmira, 12,060,002 feet; and
to all stations on the road, 60,005,704 feet. In
eluding estimated lumber carried from Sept. 80th,
1852, to January 1st, 1853, the whole amount is
81,223,718 feet. Number of shingles carried
5,002,000.

compamson (O) or run nuumno nxrmzsrs or
THE NEW roux AND mm: n.m.m.mn, wrrn rnosn
or run 1-nnvioes YEAR.
Years ending Sept.
1852. 18

30th
53.

Number of Passengers

carried in cars. . . . .  864,380 1,154,487;
Number of Tons o

freight . . . . . . ..  456,460 631,030
N umber of Passengers

carried onc1ni1e....[ 81,179,554 08,432,861
N umber of Tons o"

freight . . . . . . . . . . .. 06,697,605 101,026,522
Number of Miles run

by passengelrlengines 1,062,424 1,357,880
Number of1\ ies run

by freight engines... 1,826,846 1,476,880
Earnings from passen-

gers, freight and

mails, during the

year. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 053,171,354 33 4,122,338 40
Expenses of runninrr,

repairs of stoelti,

track, buihlings, oi‘-
liccs, taxes, damages,
superintentlcnce and
contingencies . . .. . . 1,661,767 74 2,250,011 68

tage of earnings... .

5 5
+ 
comramson or we nxrnnsns PER. MILE RUN.
Years ending
Sept. 30th.
1852. 1853.
Cents. Cents.
Repairs of track, buildings and ta.\:es.12.40 16.23
,, engines, cars and shop ex~
penses       .,15.84 15.34
Expenses of operating, stations, of-
ficcs and cont’g....    .4131 48.12

J

Total cost . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . ..69.55 79.69

._.._........-.

 

Details of the above :

Repairs of passenger engines. . . . . . 10.0 8 
,, , cars... .. . . 5.9 6.0
,, freight engines . . . . . . . . . ..  8.0
,, ,, ca1's........... 5.2 5.3
,, tools and machinery of'ma-

chiue shops . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.0 0.0
All other expenses of machine shops. 0.8 0.6
Oflicc cxpeiiscs and stationery . . . . . 1.2 1.4
Agents and clerks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3.3 3.8
Labor loading and unloading I‘rcight.. 3.7 4 8
Porters, watchmen and switchnicn. . . 0.0 1.8
Wood and water station attendance... 0.2 0.3
Uonductors, baggage and l)l‘.'LllUl1l0I),

Passenger trains . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.7 
Do. do. Frciglit trains....   .. .3 fi.0
Engine and liremcn, Passenger trains. 4.8 5.8

,, ,, ,, Freight ,, . 6.0 6.3
Fue1.....       .10.0 13.2
011 and waste, Passenger engines. . . . . 2.3 2.1

,, ,, ,, Freiglit . ,,  2.2 2.2
,, ,, ,, Passenger cars....  1.1 1.0
,, ,, ,, Freight ,, . . . . . . . 1.6 
Loss and damage, goods and baggage 1.5 1.5
,, persons . . . . . . . . .. 1.7 2.6

,, property . . . . . . . .. 0.2 0.8

General supcrintcndcnce . . . . . . . . . . .. 0.8 1.1
Uontingencies     . 0.8 1.7

C()Ml’AIi.I»‘:l()N PER l'ASSl:}NL‘:EIl AND TON (')l~‘ l:"RI’JIGI1'1'
CARRIE!) om; MILE.
Years ending

Sept. 30th.
1852. 1853.

Cents. Cents.
Repairs of road-bed, track, buildings

 

andtaxes...................... . 0.230
ltepairs of engines, cars, and shop

expenses...     .. .0213 0.217
Operating stations, oifiees, and con-

tingencies. . .. .. .. .. . . . . . ..0.554 0.681
Total cost per passenger and per ton

pcrmile............ .........O.933 1.128

lJetails of ojieratiag.

Office and stationery .. . . .. . . .. 0.017 0.014
Agents and clerks. . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . .0015 0.054
Labor loading and unloading freight. 0.003 0.124
Porters, watchmen, and switchmen. .0012 0.024
Wood and water station attendance. . 0.003 0.004
Conductors, brake and baggagi-men,

Passenger trains . . . .  .. . .. .. .. 0.087
Do. do. Freight trains.. .. .. .. .. .. 0.100 0,117
Engine and firemen, Passenger trains. 0.063 0.080

,, ,, Freight ,, 0.082 0.100
Fuel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ....0.148 0.186
Oil and waste, Passenger engines. . . . 0.030 0.029

,, ,, Freight ,, . . . . 0.031 0.032
,, ,, Passenger cars. . . . .. .0.014 0.014
,, ,, Freight ,,  .. .0022 0.019
Loss and damage, goods and baggage. 0.021 0.021
,, persons .. .. .. .. ..0.028 0.035

,, property . . .. . . . . .0005 0.005

General superintendcnce. . . . . .. .. . . .0.012 0.015
Contingencies... . . .. .. . . .. .. .  .0.012 0.024

T.l13LE(P) or MILEAGE or nnemss.
On passenger trains, for year... . . 1,357,880 miles.

,, freight ,, ,, ,, ....1,240,504
,, gravel ,, ,, ,,  208,028
,, wood ,, ,, ,,  18,758 ,,

   

T0531--on I000 hil-

Expenses on per cen-
52,4 54,3’,

.... . ..-2,834,268 miles.