The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

Tho Buffalo Commercial gives the annexed review Of
tho state Of trade in that market during the past
week
The very unfayorabe weather that has prevailed during
the past week has materially checked operations and
flour and especially Of choice brands is almost exhaust
ed and OF grain there has been but very little the
market Quotations for all descriptions Of produce have
considerably advanced since last weeks review owing
in part to the avorsbl advices from Europe and from
the email supply hand. The storm that has been
blowing with feaful violence for days past has
kept back produce; and several vessels that tsr
way to this port loaded have been obliged to throw
overheard their cargoes while Others have wrecked
all Of which causes have, in kept the market
bare Notwithstanding high rates Of freghts and the
scarcity of boats there has been fair demand tor good
brands of -four aud better prices hs been realized The
supply of flour has not been large and holders have dis
markets have abo bee high In grain there has been
less briskness owing principally to the high rates OF
fIeighs aud the ffmDess OF holders good amount Of
business has however been done despite this drawback
ard prices have materially advanced Corn has bssn
firm and in good demand curing the week. but the sup
ply has been limited and portion OF the sales have been
made to arrive Prices have advanced steadily owing
to the favorable steamers news, aud still tend upwards
Barley has been in good request and is beginning to
live more freely There have been several sales durisg
the week. at good prices Rye has been steady, and
selling so Wy advance The inquiry has not been
very good and the supply is rather light Oats have
been in request and the market has been steady
The exports have nearly doubled the imports during the
charge in quotations Beef has been arriving freely but
the exports about equal the imports. Pork has not
rived quite freely From all accounts the pork pack
ing business has need with spirit already, in Gin
cipna and other Western cities Large drove of hogs
have been slaughtered with the prospects of very large
bu,inesp being carried on this fall Tho sales
principally to tie home trade Butter, cheese, lard and
allow have arrived pretty freely The market has been
firm though only with limited trans actons. Whiskey
hss been selling moderately. aud the market bas been
steady, with a slight upward tendency. The demand
has been fair but the supply has been very light.
M Tre of tha ia md Sontb
Railroad Company gives the annexed exhibit of receipts
and disbursements for tho year ending September 3Oth
1862
CHARLOTTE AND sourH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
Balance in Treasury. 3oth September 1871. $206 81
Receipts the capital stock Of the COM
pany, for the year ending 3oth September,
Receipts discounts in various banks 1924 10
BAlsrce realized from sale Of South Carolina
Railroad Company bonds ...........:.. $50 %
Receipts from Transpor taton Department. 3T 81
Bonds issued by Charlotte and South Carolina
Railroad Company. lovVOo w
Total receipts for the year ending 3oth Sep
TENDER 1857 .Siozoo5 30
Total disburseme ns for the year ending Both
SEPTEMBER, oo0'lo "
Balance in Treasury Goth September 1882. slo2 It's 80
The total amount actually expended in the construc-
ton aud equipment Of the rosdup to the LIST Of October
1862, exclusive of the last contract for iron,
S9se4l5 90 as follows FOR gradation, masonry, and
trssle work s4oi a'1 vs. supers4"clure' SVloZ@ ~
bridges e@ Cos cars and engines, $li5 csc IS oice
eyp ma printing $3,7O5 10; engineering $40 935 90;
~ anu ia'o uA'o'ses 200 'ooi " oepo' pu'.1i's'
water station, S33,I57 63 salaries, Sl59oi ~
interest, Sl4 739 81 contingencies $l,971 OF timbers,
S0sgt6 AZ; spikes and chairs $1,000 81 repairs
81 315 SO machine shop 81 Isl 98-Toal 1893 4l5 20
The earnings Of the road during tho year ending oct
is'' ioo@' anioon'eu w pi'''i' -, ~ ~ ~ %
penses for operating the road in the sams period,
amounted to s5oe722s
-.. a,,Ios =, .h a..4. =, u.,4h c.ro
Inc amount suosciiooo Wy 'h' o'a'e y oou'n 0''~
lima to the capital stock OF tins company made payable
in bonds Of the South Carolina Railroad Company at
- o., - eoroo on Thoso ,,o,a. h.r. an -,
iar. a"o'n'eu - So ~ 80. - :. -
foid but at discount Of SioIo 90 which leaves TINS
sum of $3.50 sol "a as the amount realized from the
Lo;,,on =, ~ ra,+ 90 10 s,o,o nrr,r, N. LAT
suoso.'p"n ~ -. r.. - - $3.50
year henls OF the Charlotte ana south Carolina harcad
Company bearing interest at the rate OF seven per cent
and payable temi Annually nave been Issued
Bonds for $50 dated IL; JssnaIy 1ss reaee%aee
LIST january ls5o LOT SIoVVv oateu lst JanuIy 1922
redeemable let January lSoo Tor SO 0oo dat.a lst
ss2 redee%aoe y, toGs sr sH1 SS
for S25 Goo dsted I'd July 1852 redeemable LIST January
1853, for bOto dated 2oh july iSoz Tedsemsoie ISL
lanuaI Iso5 Jor So0o.o' da.ed 1Vtn 9y 1927 10
deemabe lst January 1905 Iota Siou wv
The annexed letters from Texas, ADDRESSED 70 me-
camille house in this city gre some very interesting m
formation relative 10 tne a.orna, %RIo,e,nsns going
HARnrsBURo, Texas. Oct % 1852
SRI am hsppy in Icing able to inform you that
the Harrisburg railroad is progressing finely We are In
receipt CT part of the material for the road and the
balance is on the way
cur Houston friends and they are now st1ainug them
selves to direct capital from us, to unite with them IN
building opposition road from Houston to tho main
point Mt the Bazos to which the Harrisburg road pro-
poses to run -
In order to ehec. TINS .ns sorPooaon Oh .ne uty Of
' and them stock in tho road
plsdging the wharfage for the interest.