REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN NEW-YORK. Tabular Statement of the aggregate assessed value of Real Property in the City of NewYork, each year, 1826-1860. II. Value of Personal Estate. III. Aggregate value of real and Personal Property. IV. Amount of Taxes raised each Year. V. Population of the City, according to the Census, and estimated Population at the intermediate periods. VI. Rate of Taxation to aggregate Property. VII. Population of United States, 1826-1860. Total Per centage .36 .. 11,383,000 Table showing the Population of New-York County, State of New-York, as returned by the Eighth Census, taken June 1st, 1860.-(Official.) POPULATION OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK. The following table represents the aggregate population of each County of the State of New-York, according to each State census and each U. 8. census, from 1790 to 1860. The State census was taken in the years 1825, 1835, 1815 and 1855: THE PROGRESS OF BANKING IN NEW-YORK. Summary Statement, showing the progress of Bank Capital, Circulation, Individual Deposits, Loans and Specie of the Banks of the State of New-York, in the years 1848—1860. .. 66 111,834,000 81,759,000 116,190,000. 200,113,000 21,710,000 111,821,000.. 28,239,000.. 110,661,000.. 202,241,000.. 26,427,000 The number of banks, banking associations and individual bankers actually doing business in this State, on the 30th day of September last, was 306, and 37 were either closing their own affairs or are insolvent, and their business is being closed by this department, leaving 343 open bank accounts upon the books of this office. The entire emission of bank notes from the Bank Department, including that of incorporated banks, banking associations and individual bankers, is $38,034,800, against $36,581,276 in 1859, being an increase during the past fiscal year of $1,453,524. |