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The position OF several state stocks in this list
has undergone very little alteration since the departure
the steamer Of the LIST inst The reported of
Illinois Commissioners in London has had the slight
est favorable effect the stock in this market on
tho contrary quotations have since declined The pub


lie works Of New York Pennsylvania and Ohio have
proved very much and the returns show very great in.
The receipts Of those Of this state have increased
the largest per cent and those Of Ohio will come next.
Railroads Of which owned BY private companies
have increased in producvsness rapidly than any
other works of internal improvement The receipts from
these roads have nothing do with the State finances as
tax some of them real estate personal property
all the income the different States receive for the privileges
granted. The canals Of Ohio have made, lar, very
large returns compared with last year. while those OF
Pennsy vana show but small increase. The receipts


from the main line Of the public works OF up
to July s ls44 show increase Of 500 65 45O over the
receipts up to the same period in s43 The total
in the receipts Of all the public works Of the State
amounts to Slsl 47oi; consequently the main line
be the most productive for the present and the pros
pect for further increase very encouraging This
line OF works is to be sold provided the people at
the next election confirm the proceedings OF the last Leg
sature the subject Purchasers pay in State stock
for whatever portion they may take The intention
form company under certain restrictions from State
to take the works from the government, not under
tain valuation but at price much beyond the
pany may choose to give Whatever the amount the
sale Of the works may produce will reduce the public
debt and do away with The necessity for extreme taxation
Alabama has been very prompt in providing for the in
her State bonds Funds for the payment of the
interest due in lsaa and Jan ls4 have been deposited
in this city and London Maryland does not seem to ad-
vance very rapidly towards financial prosperity The
public works Of the State doing much better than
otod hutv hao hoop
wards the enforcement Of the tax laws Some counties
have repudated and several tax collectors appointed by
the Governor have refused to This looks like any
thing bu' pleasant, and have very little faith in any
state whose inhabitants able but unwilling to bear
taxes


The semiannual report Of the Bank of Kentucky and
Branches for July. shows but very slight variation in
movement considered with the previous report except in
circulation -