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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-09

CAsT.oFF CLoTHIN G-s2000 WORTH wANTED-THE
~ highest cash price will be given IN current money for
large small lcts Of good left on clothing o. every
address Tor call on) JAMES MORoNEY ii Orange street
lust RECEIvED-oNE THOUSAND 0yERsOArs,
81 IS each and frock coats So cost originally s5
2OO pairs OF pants st ST. cost 30 last
make Bills broken hanks OF this city taken for clothing
GEO LEvlE, corner o. Nassau and Ecckmsn sts
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CITY TRADE RFPORT.

WEDNESDAY, Nov S-S r. M.
AsHH-Sales Of GO bbls made, In lots at oil
rates.
TRANSFORMATIONS depreciatng steadily, the
days transactions including only 800 bblsnferior to
choice State, at IS IS So mixed to fancy Western at
IS 62H 50 12x and other kinds in proportion; with
1850 bbls. low mixed TO fancy Southern, at - IS
els prime Southern white obtained at 81 10.
Barley and oats unchanged. Sales transpred OF
1900 bushels rye at 81 80, and 102 900 bushels
mainly Western mixed, at s5c. Soc. per bushel.
CoFfEK-Transactions were light, and included l5o
200 bags Rio at sHc. loHc., and 400 mats Java at
1870.
CoTroS.-Sales made Of 900 bales in transitu
and 700 do. the spot. The market was unchanged,
and closed at steady prices.
FnH.-Dry cod ruled dull and heavy at 80 % 50 60 x
per cwt. Mackerel were rare and in demand at full
prices. Smoked herring sought after at Soc
a 52Isc. scaled and 35c 81 Sc for No. per box
FREIaHTs.-Rates to Liverpool were easier and about
80 900 bushels of engaged at At4d. SD In
bulk and ships bags. Cotton was at I'D. To London
$50 tons heavy goods taken at p a. {. To Havre
rates were unchanged To Bremen 70 bales OF Tobacco
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engaged al Soc per bale and 50 bbs heavy goods
p. t. To Glasgow, 900 bushels Of engaged
at 3D. To California, rates ruled at 25c soc per foot
measurement.
IHx.Rockland was held to-day, at Csc. for common,
and 81 IL u for lump, per Dbl, with light stock.
FEurr.-The cargo offered BY kessrs. Hoffman Co
was mostly withdrawn; 100 boxes sold at 81 80,
100 halves do. At 81 as and 600 quarters do at Toe
500 boxes sold AZ private sale at 50 SO which established
decline previous prices. The stock said TO be
not far from 60 600 boxes.
Hors were less active at sc Csc for new and Soc
SEC. for old, per ID.
lRos.--The market was active, with good demand,
and sales Of 100 toms Scotch pig made at sS4 800
per ton.
NAVAL SroREs-About 5000 bbls OF raw turpentine
sold at 81 62h 81 u.s. with small sales spirits IN
shipping order, at Soc. cash.
OIIs-Whale and sperm remained about the same; 100
baskets olive realized 50 so each. Lnseed was rather
quiet at S3c. Sac for large and Sac SIC for small
lots, per gallon. Lard was inactive at sSc soc per
gallon
Professionalism was shade cheaper, with sales Of
1900 barrels at s12 12 for mess, and 81 rs sl 81
for prime, per Dbl Dressed hogs attracted more aten-
ton at &C. Tc ID. About 900 bbls lard were sold,
o-day-300 here, in lots, at 10c and 800 prime,
deliverable next month"; at 10c per ID. Beef was active
country prime; IS $40 so for do s4 for city do
SIS $l5 rs for repacked Chicago do S6 $40 90 for
extra do, per Dbl Butter and cheese were unchanged
SoAr.-There were 100 boxes CASTLE taken to-day at
RlcK-The sales embraced 300 a 400 casks, part for
export at SIS SIS 621S and two small lots choice
for export to France, at IS 62h per 100 lbs
sPicIs-small sales pimento, at 1870. per To-.
6ac.; 100 hhds New Orleans, at 5s<c.; and $50 do.
Porto Rico in bond, at 4<c. and 80 do duty paid,
at 6lsc.
TAILow.-About 5000 lbs. city rendered we're sold
at 1915
wHIsKEY Sales OF 500 bbls Ohio and prison were ef-
fected at Ale. 42c per gallon
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

Id
Which exhibits the following
as the proportion of work
ing expenses. q, 026 oil 60
To revenue. 3,642 600 53-55,579 or
55.5-5 per cent.
The committee TO whom the financial part of the Pres
dents annual report had been referred submitted
tlaborate report through their chairman, involving
difference of opinion in regard to the proper fiscal and
administrative policy of the road. The committee
press the conviction that the interests Of the sockho
mperatively demand decided change in the policy
which has for time past controlled the company,
by which its embarrassments have constantly in
creased. They say
To spend less is the direct path
which the company must retrieve its impaired credit
and financial position. To accomplish this desderatum
recommend to the stockholders that the construc-
ton account be closed with the single exception of
archng those tunnels requiring it, We recommend most
earnestly and emphatcay that the construction of
cond track be suspended until the floating debt of the
company shall have been liquidated and the means of
obtaining the necessary capital for that purpose can be
provided on reasonable terms.
The road now has in operation 81 miles 1916 feet Of
cerd track of which 81 miles sol feet have been
Ieted during the past year. These sidings judi
cously arranged at the most desirable points In May
last, the road demonstrated with but portion Of these
Il miles in and with less than its present rolling
power, capacity for annual business of five millions
of dollars With the increased passenger business
reasonably anticipated, and with the advanced tariff
which the common sense and judgment Of the public
mind demand results with the present power and capa
city of the road under the change Of policy urged of the
most gratifying character must occur.
We learn from the officers Of the road that some addi
tional water stations and engine houses deemed very
desirable during the present year. As those which
arded essential will not, according to the informa.
TN before the committee exceed in cost 500 600 we
deem udicous in order to close the construction
count and thereby at give improved tone and conf
" &c to the finances Of the company to advise that
.-h expenditures as may become necessary shall be
made from revenue. 1t is due to the stockholders to
state that with the alterations proposed in the account
by transfer of the discount 1855 bonds from profit
and loss to account of capital, about two millions of
dollars will have been invested OF the earnings of the
road in its bona de capital in real estate rolling power
etc, which is not represented by either stock bonds
This sum at future and proper period will be legiti
mately an object of division among the stockholders
The annexed statement exhibits the average condition
of the leading departments of the banks of Boston, Scr
the week preceding Monday Nov g. 1854 -
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QS00 FOR SALE-F0UR YEARS LEASE
srOOO. and fixtures Of an excellent bakery, ir
horse and wagon. The store is located on . great
fare, and L. doing an extensive and rapidly incres
ness. Apply at lU2 Nassau street, room No. 9.
PURD'
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1o1k, gain Of u. There was speculative demand
for Eastern several lots sold sellers option 80 and 90
days, at S. while the caah stock in request At 3D.
Northern advanced " Old Colony per cent Vermont
Central lat 1s sold at So which is four per cent higher
than last sales There slight advance in the offer
ing prices for bank shares. City Bank, 1881 bid; Eagle
104, Fanueil Hall 1917; Howard 954 bid, 90 asked
Traders 100 bids Suffolk, 139 asked North America,
l02k-sinee the Board there has been sale at 1903;
Webster. lO3 l0i New England and fremont each IN
demand at per cent premium.
recent meeting of the stockholders Of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, the following state
ment Of earnings and expenditures for the fiscal year
ending Sept 80, 1854 presented
BALTIMORE AND Ono RAILROAD
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The Boston JOURNAL OF the I'm INST, ssys'--
The money market continues easy, comparatively,
with tendency to decline in rates of interest The
share market active to day and quotations are i'm
uroying steadily Boston and Maine went of quick at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-09

CPoRTING.--A GREAT RAT MATCH = w
- at the house o. JAS MCLAUGHLIN No
avenue, on Friday evening. the 10th inst tss
sixteen pound black and Jan terrier dog Jack
matched 70 kill one hundred rats, for so. Tex
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IITIZEN KNOW NoTHINGi
" "A Character portrait"
just published by
WILLIAMS, STEVENS, WILLIAMS 4 I
No. 1853 Br

1NY AUTOBIOGRAPHY HIGHEST b
M hereby oficiaily announce to the public, Il
Opposed OF the manuscript Of my autobio rraphy
Co.. 1902 Nassau street, those gentlemen having
proposals which have accepted. PETITE b
Nrw YoRx, No,
To Petite Bunkum, ESQ. Dear Sir-Being des
mortalizing ourselves, BY becoming the mediu
which the world shall enjoy the luxury Of takin
we hereby offer yoa seventy five cents for the
two mills for every book which we shall issue.
HARRIS & co, Publishers, l02 Mass
Publishers Noticeable Autobiography OF 81
Snowman, will be ready for delivery At wholesale
on Monday, November twcnty first. IL will be
engravines, Illustrating every point in the career
deriul man. Send in your orders early.
HARRIS a CO., Publishers, l02 Nass.
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last year $3.50 I2o 81, exhibiting an increase this
year Of considerably 100 per cent The estimate of
me superintendent in making up total Of 900 for
ASA, $50 900 for October. His estimate for the
manning months was s7s,ss4 II; and supposing those
figures not to be exceeded the total receipts for 1854
would be s4eocs5 &c. very fair business for road
100 miles in length connecting with thoroughsre of
kavel
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department,
Uauh n0to nm he en-
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Total $751; 1888 7la 422, 500 l4,57o,e 2e $685. lle
comparison of the footngs of the above weekly bank
statement of the Boston banks with those Of the state
ment for the previous week. exhibits the following
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