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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

Nj AsONIC NOTICE THE MEMBERS or ZERUBBA.
.XD bel Chapter Of Royal Arch Masons No LAT, are
hereby summoned to meet ut their roon tiS Avenue D.
on y ondsy evening, August 49, at ocloca, for The
aDsac'ion OF business of importance Puncual attend
snre is equssted BY order Of J. NOON, HIP.
VIM hllIB, Secretary. ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

OAsT OFF CLOTHING "A LARGE QUANTITY WANT
~ edfhe htshsst price given, an4 sssh paii In
rent money, for large small lots Of rood eeeondaAad
e,ethng. 6sD,lsusn wishing 10 dispose Of the aeovs,
viii please address OF caL on JAMES MORONEY, IL
Grange street Chatham street.
NAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED -
~ LADIES and gentlemen having any Of the above ar
cles rispos o. obtain fair cash price by send
ing fer the subscriber at bis residence adressiug him
BY post. LADIES attended by Mrs.
l. N. DU sEID0RF, 10 I1m street.
~ Of clothing store, the best location 10 South
HrookJ sDd doing good cash business Inqalre Of
MOOD bROOKS, Hamilton avenue, corner Of Pres
dent street.
~ 70 dispose Of receive far cash price ~ ssnd
re - NE sore ~ West Broadway place, near Ca.6
,uess snd % West hcsdvAv, BY sttsr through t&s
COHEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

A MEETING OF r, PASSENGERS ON BOARD TIE
IN STEAMBOATS, HenJrick Hudson and Troy, will b
bed 1T tie Actor B"ure MonoAy evening, at eight
r. !" take legal measures against tho company All
who have susatnec serious loss especially invited to
attend. By order Of the Committee Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

TT g. HoOL AGENCY AND TEACHERs, UNION,
" Qe47.) BY WILCOX 4 SONS 29s Broad - I.
Perpetual iutroducer AID negotator devoted unver
cal educatcn by and Donation sharing
DIVIDENDS siih check holders, So 80 SIS, &c suppl.
pg cry vant .. one per cent Every dollar
No charge to p tbs Teachers meeting daily, sui,ng
ariJ every schoo and family Eiucation il Il ,ps
Of our country Schools churches &C., viii b. visited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

a n REWARD WILL BE laid FOR I lie ARE. T
RlO anc conviction OF the person who tooh some
cso'nine Dom eol.ssd woman on Saturday morning,
tie 2ffh inst, at $40 Broadway. o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28
49, sIas|i Issa1ss ssf--~f -=-'
MISCEl4LANEOCSs

HtOAI, FLOUR, AND BREAD.--C0aL FIRST on ALL
~ ty. So per tom -four, rye, " per Dol; do wheat,
80 06 bread, wheat ce0rs per poauo 10 cts.
delivered in New York Rroos n Williamsburg, or
Jersey cry lpply 1t the Peope's Coal and Flour
AZ epcY. 80 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28
REWARDS.

o. 1000 REwARD.-6IOLEN, ON wEDNEsD AZ,
pLOO 13d iDstant, between pine aud eysa
.ndIsd COLLARS worth OF je~ely consisting Of sod and
assortment Of te.elry. 500 for tine ca5ture OF TIA
thieves and 500 for the recovery of tho FOODS Pawn
brokers are cautioned apply to 0. n rTERNaN, ls6
Mott stroot 's'1-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

1snuye Il l1p0ssable where tine U-sulG -
matt ematicaAs s~susd H-ncs tho shirts made to
snre ~ SkEkN'5 No l Aston House, alsays mt are
atssss apprvvsd and must he popnisr 9TH the
f.shi. nsbe world Ia spite Of lamentations here aud
eses heie.O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

VITANTEr-AGENT; IN CRY AND COUNTRY, 10
w dispose Of very u-efu and Il article, which
retails for Il cents aud which Il Yf utility to
every person who writes. Il A. e.ngiy compact
light, and IL thei efcre appropriate Tor aes TO se as
well az gentlemen II ns sent by mail a. easily and
chsapy letter. BENEDlCg, 1sl Nassau street. up
stairs, room No. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

ENxTRA PAY AND BOUNTY LANDAU UsnD
~ States sailors who st aay time bstvsen ~ -
1853 served il The Rss1s os6sn, are at1tlpa - m1s
he Mexican VA, - bsusv And, ed 60 receive -
fron EDWAkD H1oxUlA
Agent. 81 CAss) parser o. Navy, o. Va s6ssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

nRUG CLERK wANrED--N A RETAIL. DRUG
~ store One that can come well recommended may
bear Of stuaton BY applying ~ No. SO Grand street,
from one TO six O'Clock. sa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

Lerd = Tsyser now O2sr nor ssle-sslks,
~ tnes pas sDatsas. auction, which sin sold
On Ne noss reasonable t~rus Ako, Just resolved
taershs three ply, stair erpstings 10 Dse-s goods.
enAsoider bees and fsnov goods consistently hand
- LORD b rsYL0p5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

DnIIARD TABLES FOR SALE AND 10 LEr.-BUY
ID ers win do vol TO cxAmir our stock on hand
consisting Of marble slate and wood BEDS Of tho bss
quality, with lato improved India rubber cushions
Orders b. mail pronptly attended TO-
GRIFFITH DECKER, No. 90 Ann street
BILLIARDS Is TIE MOST INTELLECTUAL, AMI
ID sci<nsi6s game ylayed, and to enjoy 1t visit the
kerchanfs' CON- 8i2 Broadway, where gentlemen car
amuso Themselves day and evening tnere bcng ave Of
GriAaths Dscker's tables In perfect order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

ITO wB0IEsA LIE DEALERS IN CHINA AND EARTH
i spwar. "A respectable young man would TO glad
" take situation IN store of above where
10 wnuid nahc hmstIf generally useful he has becn
many years erRsfea salo-man and warchousernaa
10 an sx,sns,e mandatory in England and vol I'M
osrsiands the count and 5bpossl OF goods SALARY no
object al * conn encemcrt. The best Of reference
given. Address J. G Broadway Post Vsiec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

TRY GOODS MEN WANTED, TWO GOOD SALES
~ men for the dry goods business Apply ut 242 Grand
street, WILLIAMSBURG .f9e'v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

Hair Dye and Wlgs.- BAtcnel0s's celebrated
=. s,s Is y eli acknowledged the best 10 the world
ssSd who,essle add retail or applied IN nine private
mental Hair Factory. No 288 Broadway
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Vntou nau dt0Suln6 WN3en0uso, H0061 f6wAfo1WuI
paid. sa*s&
r OST-A SMALL BLACK AND TAN TERRIER DOC.
lar with 'sMallett, Astor House. engraved Upon IL
The 6Dder win DO hosraly rewarded on leaving him 1t
the Astor House.
CTRAYED OR STOLEN, FROM NO. MADISON AVE
~ nue., ON saturday morning, 10th instant, small
lar Any person returning him to l94 Broad way, win
receive Ave dollars reward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

W1n ReWARD-STRAYED OK STOLEN, FROM
plO Eighty sixth street and fecond avenue, a small
hsban grey hound, std with terrier Any one who
will return the same to Eighty sixth street and ecoud
avenue to eed True sdes stable ia Mercer street
wilt receive the ABOVE reverb and the thanks Of tho
owner 8. r TRUE3DELI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28
CDUCATIoR.

AYR AND MADAME NOEL BEyafERs FRENM AND
M Engish boarding and day school for young ladies
No. 900 second avenue, between Eghtesnth and Nine
;eenth sueets, wiD reopen Friosy, septsmbsr H.
sge WIN b attached to the sstabliahmsnt for pupils ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

LSCUNn-A NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, JET 81 ACK
IL he owner can have him by applying AZ No. l Co
lester street, and paying expenses.
r osT-ON THE 2sTH OF JULY, 1854, A RECEIPT
IL hook, In going from CortaDdt street to pier No
rsst river VIII ever viii return the to IS Cort
sndt street. win receive liberal reward and the haass
OF The ON ner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

(tOAL scArEB-T0 WEIGH rORsE AND CART, OR
4 ~ 81 snaI)rr dfuesNoSs for cart alone Also, .
sopvshsnt vheslbs,row scsse indispensable Article
u evry opal ard These lea unrvalsd for
fpcy, ct ersth ald great durability. For sale ct low
ri ecB, and vaifapted, BY
( q 4 seiRt ~ e FAIRBANKS 90 so Water strsst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

iIs.. % Iu-a1 6Jl
THOMAS K. DOWNING, City Inspestnr
City fuspscor's 06cs. New York. August %, 1884
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

W1NA KEWAKD--SfOlEN, On SATURDAY EVEN
PlOO ing, the Goth inst one thousand dolae
HI, fifty dolar bill and twenty DOLLAR bill all of
City Bsnk, Of this city; also, diamond bressn ia
recovery OF the property, BY Ceavsr Mason, 81 Msr
GER street.
~ SO RkwARr-wnL BE PAID ron THE RBs0-
y"OO very Of he body Of Mr. Geo. Gordon VIII, 80.
dro.Ded on the i7ta Of August inss At oloc.
a. M by being knocked off tho eloop ida By her boom
opposite Ihoms ma fotel Ling Branch about one mi
from the shore, In the bay. -aii george Gorden wss
about NE feet eleven nche In height stout built light
hair and wbisi era, drssed In black pants black coat
brown vest, pst@n leather shoes and linen ov~rcoat
ANY inormati win he thsnki uly received a. WINDI
HUDSON street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

Il Don't psy your cash
fov useless trash;
But hesny eve
Each nssA you buy.
Counterfcts Of LYONS Magnetic Powder, with for god
labels, in he market 1hsy poisonous. Don't
buy them. see that hs name and IA sim ~ Of the
ncsls he has received dssk and boz Of his
powder gil for the destucti OF insects and
min. Central depot, "a Broadway
VIZ HEKERs AND N0UsrACrEs "FORCD" 70
w grow strong and thich In sx weeks BY ny onGuuA
which won't stain njure the skin Try H. ny hianA
81 bottle; ~ 30 bait dozen; cent ~ any pAEt q ~
country r. @. GRAIN, ~ INN street; zslhss "
south Third street. FhiiadslphiA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-25

Foreign manufactures remain inactive, and are some
what irregular in price The demand is confined to
very fine styles of British and Continental goods which
II not easy procure ut any reduction in value but
there is abundance of undesirable fabrics the mar
ket which freely offered and which reputable buyers
able to purchase at in almost every instance their
own terms This however, does not render the trade
such goods any way active Few dealers viii operate
except there is installing the prospects Of gain.
Such cases are now very There is nevertheless
much ground for hope No further failures in this line
fany importance, have occurred since our last The
imports far less extensive, and of generally better
description than usual Debts being promptly
celled, and ON all sides there evident symptoms Of
revival which it is gratifying to to contemplate.
To nurture this tendency should be the object of all
interested in the business They only do it by we'll
considered and prudent movements. 1t is vain il is
wrong to be too hopeful. We may be encouraged by
returning health but ought not to allow ourselves
to become Zoo enthusiastic in the face of such pros
pect for by doing go would be only extinguishing
the few sparks Of life that begin to glow within We
trust and believe that anything resembling such sui
idal policy win be carefully eschewed and that no en-
gagcmens will be entered into that absolutely
certain as anything worldly can be to result advan
tagcously.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
HONEY Market.
FRIDAY, Nov. "a

FRIDAY, NOV. - L. M.
There appears to be limit to the depres sion. Pre-
vious to the meeting Of the board this morning. prices
we're considerably lower but at the board slight rally
uss made and part of the decline recovered. Com
pared with prices "a. the close OF the market
yesterday there this morning decline in Illinois
Central Bonds Of u per cent; Cumberland Coal, II ~
Y. Central Railroad, II Michigan Central 2; Hudson
River Railroad IA, Erie Railroad u; Harlem ~;
Reading Railroad, u Virginia IS advanced i per cent
Erie sold low 81 per cent in the street. but closed
ut 1s at the board After the board there sales
Of Erie LIST Mortgage Bonds at 81 per cent Missouri Gs
were better and closed at sos per cent; New York
Central Railroad sold freely to-day than
usual. More than eighteen hundred shares
sold, and prices down to 75k time, sellers
option but closed at 76i, terms. This company
must pass its next dividend pay II in bonds II Is
reported that the dividend past due and the about
m starng viii be paid out OF the three million bonds
the company have been long trying negotiate. 1t
appears to us the best movement they make
10 not paying them at all II win take the whole of that
Issue TO pay the dividends and the floating
debt leaving future dividends to be provided for in the
same way. The Central railroad is an old, worn out
concern in every wayan old superstructure, old rails
old cars cid machinery and the old system OF cxraya
giant nagement prevailing throughout Its stock Is
pretty wen distributed throughout the line Of road, which
is the principal of its being well sustained but
IL 10 rapidly coming into Wall street. and must ultimate
Iy become OF the active fancies in the market
The necessities Of holders must bring II out. The
payment Of dividends In anything available compel
many to put portion, at least Of this stock tn
market, to provide them the means Of living.
We have NOTICED within the pact few days great in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-25

Balance carried to surplus account.... S3S, o63 30
The main track is % miles in length, miles in turn
oatsequa to 1o4 miles in all-cons'ructed in the best
manner, ample depot and workshop accommodations
throug out fully equipped with rolling stock The
ming Of trains from Rome TO Cape Vincent commenced
during the Of 1882 since which time there has
been gradual increase of receipts The FIRST dividend
OF earnings. FIVE cent declared and made paya
BILE January g. 1852 and has been followed by four other
like consecutive semi-a dividends, making Eve in
all the last having been declared and made payable the
LIST day Of April 1854, equalng nine and oneeighth
(910 PER cent per annum up to that date Tor 7 per
cent up TO Oct. l. 1854
1t has been decided by the directors topass the pre-
sent October dividend. The report says
To account for this decision it is necessary to state
that the unlocked for influx of business which followed
the opening OF the road, has required outlay for
equipment and Accommodations, Though not exceeding
present and future wants. disproporoned to the
at command within contracted period other than the
Of the compsny's credit, which las resulted in
floating debt Although the net earnings the past six
months would warrant declaring dividend, (enancei
prices in every department Of business excep,
railroad fares) II would require TO be done at the ex
pensc Of carrying along this floating debt at rate of in
trcst unayorably with the rate of dividend
The directors believe they do not hazard their financial
reputation as board, bxappying the present accumu
description OF debt which would cost to hold in
suspension than the amount would while
ployed continuance , Of the opposite practice as all
road the amount Of capital hi CHI to make future
dividends.
In relation TO the anticipated railroad obstruction and
difficulties at Erie Penn. the Columbus (Ohio) Journal
says
We beg leave to remind these pirates upon the Lake
shore that there another road open from the west
the east and that the monopoly Of that city is gone
forever The Ohio Central road takes passcng
through 10 the city OF Baltimore in a very few hours
and without any break Of lines interruption II the
travelling public OF the west cannot get past Erie with
suffering the ndigntes and exposures Of last win
ter they will all come to Columbus and pass to the
east over the Central and the Baltimore route II may
be well enough for the rioters up north 10 bear these
things in remembrance.
The annexed statement exhibits the import and ex
port trade OF New South Wales in each Of the past ten
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-25
CITY TRADE REPORT.
FRIDAY, Nov. 2l-6 P. n.

II, Il.
AsHrs.--Thcre 40 bbs. sold at Sc 10 a 50 S71s
for pots, and 80 37is for pearls, per 100 lbs.
BRrADsTrrrs.-Flour was 1913 a 25c per Dbl, dearer
the days sales including coo bbsordinary to choice
state at IS sly So s5IS mixed to fancy Western at
SIS S7ls SO so; and other kinds in proportion; with
~ bills crime Canadian free, 80 75 and 100 bbls
mixed extra Southern ct IS IS $40 rs per Dbl Rye
-four and meal unaltercd. Wheat was held
above tic views Of buyers 1000 bushels Western
rcd changed hands ON private terms Rye, barley, and
oats remained previously reported Corn was about
Sc per bushe higher, with sales Of 81 500 bushels
chiefly Western mixed, at % e4c besides which II
stated that 2s 600 bushels yellow, board ship freight
CoIToN.-The market was easy. The sales reached
about 200 bales Dealers anxously looking for
the private advices per Canada.
CoTTEE.-The market was dull Sales OF 90 bags Rio,
IRIGnrs-To Liverpool about II, 900 bushels Of corn
engaged at AID. in bulk and sd in ships bags;
afterwards 3D. was demanded for II in bulk 200 tcrces
beef, at 2s. Cd. Cotton was at 30. Sd. "a. To
London, 500 bbs rosin engaged at q. 3D., which
was an advance Rates to Havrs were unch i,
little doing shippers waiting the receipt OF steam
crs letters To California rates varied from Soc to 40c
Eaur.-About 200 a 500 boxes NJ RS we're reported
ats2.5
HAY.-The sales embraced 500 bales at about zoe.
HoTs.--New were very quiet at &c. a 36c. per ID.
IRoY-Thc market for Scotch pig at s35 per ton.
Ls1ns.-Rastern continued scarce, and were held at
81 70 per eco.
IrnE-Rockland was sparingy dealt in, at 95c. for
common, and 81 12is for lump, per Dbl
MoIAssTS OF about go bbls. New Orleans new
crop made at 2sc, and 40 hhds. Cuba muscovado
at Csc.
NAVAL sroRrS.--The market quiet at about SIC.
Sac for spirits; 81 for common rosin, and "a so a
81 IS for turrentine.
whale and IL as for SPERM per gallon manufactured
kinds unatered Olive ruled quiet at old rates
Iinseed continued inactive, at TIC for large and SIC
SIC. for small lots, per gallon Lard was less sought
after, at s5c. 81 &c. per gallon.
ProyJHo@.-Pork varied little the days Gales did
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At the second board the market was very quiet with
slight improvement in prices. Nicaragua Transit ad-
vanced 4 per cent Erie Railroad u, Illinois Central i,
Reading Railroad Tell of u per cent
The bills of the Wooster Bank, Of Danbury Connecti-
cut, win be redeemed at X per cent discount the
Office OF W. 4 J. oBrien, No SO Wall street
The steamship Atlantic from this port for Liverpool
tomorrow, Saturday. will not take out very large
amount of specie. The shipment will not exceed half
million of dollars The Cunard steamer from this port
on Wednesday next will take out much larger amount
There has not been much activity in foreign exchanges
for this packet Rates ruled little lower for sterling
bills We quote on London So 91s per cent premium
on Paris ST. 171s st. 13a
The receipts at the Office of the Asssta Treasurer Of
this port to-day amounted to $40 Gas 81 payments &c.,
9s1 se-balanOe, 1851, 92e 90.
The Boston Telegraph of the 2sd says
Providence improved y per share this morning, and
at shade under yesterdays price, Worcester declined
u, and is pressed for sale Concord is lower but few
forced for sale at 70 without Suyefs Povidence and
Worcester which bid off at auction yesterday for 49,
freely offered at the board for sc, and buyers
offered. Exchange fell to 1O7, and Merchants 1906
while National advanced to 101 and Blackstone sold at
lo1 Shares of the Atlantic Atlas Columbian, Globe,
are all in the market for SALE without buyers at pre-
vous rates. Bonds sold freely, but at reduced
cept Pitsburg which declined So per share last
Sales two weeks since Phoenix sold at 81 including an
assessment of 81 due November H. which is decline of
81 per share the Last sale being at 4 without the
sessment. Copper Falls declined "a, and was not in
quick demand. Totec is dull at So to Al North
western, IL to 20; Norwich, asked; aud Forest,
asked.
The annexed statement from the last annual report
OF the Waertown and Rome Railroad Company exhibits
its financial condition, earnings expenditures &c. up
to the 30th Of September, 1854
D..
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not exceed GO bb at sl2 s2k for nsss and Oil S7H
for prime, per bhl Cut meats quiet and some
what noninal 200 bills. lard were taken At l0Ac
loKc per h. The sales Of bssf embraced 2S bbls, at
previous quotations. Batter was more abundant at
good common TO prime State h. Cheese was easier
ct 10c. . lie. per ID.
sRIcxs.-sales Of ave eases nutmess were made At
81 O5.
TOBACCO continues in moderate request. Kentucky is
very quiet OF Spanish tobacco have large arrivals
ia bales Havana 1T 26c 33c SAC bales Cienfueg0s
132 cases seedicaf, 5hc. l4c 80 DO Florida l5c.
27hc.
WBisKKY.Sales Of 400 bbls. Ohio and prison trans
pred, At 43c q 44c per gallon.
wooL-We have only to notice continuance Of gene
raj inactivity Some buyers have been in market during
the week. but they take hold quite sparngy The only
article moving fleece Of which about lbs found
buyers at 2Sc to 35c. cash, for low to good medium
grades Foreign ia neglected
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crease 4 ESQ TOO or about ~ per cent mus the IN
ports szeeeaed the sxperts ~ "A So1oe the fofuAsr
rst ave Of the years. the imports averaged 900
PER annum in the last Eve, e. 400 70o being an In
OF 81 3a2 100 more than twofold The exports
averaged in the first Of these periods FL 800 per
mum; and in the last, e. 800; the increase being
Il, COS, 500, or about two-and-a half fold.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and va
ue Of foreign dry goods entered at this port for con-
SUMPTION for warehouse and also the Withdrawals from
warehouse during the week ending and including Thurs
day, Nov. "a, 1854
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crease in the quantity Of railroad acsepsaDees Offering
for negotiation, whether direct from the companies
not is unknown The IlhAois Central Erie and Hudson
River acceptanees freely offered At two and three
per cent per month without finding purchasers. The
Illinois Central Company pust look sharp to their re-
sources for paying the next semi-annual interest on
their bonds. The depreciation in the market value OF
the stock extent nearly equal to the instruments
paid win restrict materially the payment Of the install
ment called for Upon that instalment the company
depends for payment of the interest their bonds
for the ensuing year. amounting to nearly twelve hun
dred thousand dollars. The company have attempted
TO force payment of that nstament by prohibiting
the transfer of any stock until II is paid This 10 likely
very serious matter and in connection with its
aeceptances offered At such shave looks as
though it would require very favorable in affairs
to extrieate the company from its difficulties. The Erie
and Hudson River Railroad Companies are accustomed
to such exravagant fnancering but the Illinois Central
is new customer in the Market and Is likely to be bed
pretty freely by the shyocks of Wall street.
By the arrival the steamship George at this port
from Aspinwa have week later from
California. The commercial accounts are about the
same those brought by the last The steam
ship John L. Stephens, at Panama from San Francisco
brought down 81 Co., and the steamship George Law
at this port brings 81 600 in gold and gold dust
After the adjournment of the board the following sales
Of bonds and stocks belonging to the estate Of James
Foster, J, deceased, with the exception Of thirty
shares of the Excelsior Insurance Co.. were made by
Simeon Draper
81, 0C0 Cev and Toledo RR incomes, Int added. SO
10000 N. Y, p. b. (Stonington) r. 6s 80. 81