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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-17
SECOND soARp.
CITY TRADE REPORT.


A1fyx.-tnch Rnged.
PptAf@TrrJn flour Wss = little unsettled e9mnln
Msnds being rare and nsedsi a. rising p.iess vare
ether kinds wee dull and heavy The bus!sest en-
brscci IL 800 btls here u arrive including
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and 81 ~ 81 ~ for rel per bushe About 90 bush
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less abundant ard quiet, but more fruiy Lid The
uansacfons inciude5 q 90 boshes Western mirs1 81
Com The dsy ssies fsaebsd 90 bAg. Rio A. lie
lie . and 90 -. Domingo, private terms
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do not fear q recurrence Of this fraud. for we are
informed that shareholder in the company. acting
under distinguished legal advice, is about to nsti-
tute proceedings TO compel the immediate cancella.
ton Of the redeemed bonds 30 as TO put out Of the
power Of any second Schuyler to circulate them again.
The terms of the deed Of trust, or mortgage under
which the Albany Exter sion certificates were issued
requires that the Harlem Railroad Company shall
from time to time render to the trustees full ac-
count of the receipts Of the Albany Extension but it
is almost useless to inform any one who ia at all &C.
quanted with the loose manner in which the bust.
ness Of the company has been managed that this
has not been done. 1t Is supposed. however, that
when the account is properly stated, including the
portion of the receipts due the Albany Extension
under the arrangement with the Hudson River Rail-
road Company, sufficient balance will be found due
the Extension to pay of the holders of the few out
standing certificates, both principal and interest
number Of the holders OF the Extension bonds
have determined to commence proceedings to com.
pei an account, and il the fact should be found az
stated 1t will become the duty OF the trustees unless
the full amount due be Immediately paid, to take
possession at once Of that portion of the road and to
forbid any further use thereofby the Harlem Railroad
Company This state Of things has seriously alarmed
the holders Of the first and second mortgage bonds,
some Of whom are about to commence proceedings
to compel the company to remove the incumbrance
Of the ALBANY Extension bonds" and procure
reconveyance from the trustees and thus make that
portion of the road now held by them subject to the
mortgage claims. We fear that these difficulties
will render the affairs Of the Harlem Railroad Com.
pany still more involved than they are at present.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of certain articles exported from this port dur.
ing the week ending and including Friday, Septem.
Der IA, 1885, distinguishing the destination and ex.
tent Of shipments to each place.
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We not only predicted . suspension Of dividends,
but showed that every dividend paid was adding 70
much to the cost of the road; that not one of the
dividends paid was earned. Those who were govern
ed by our arguments saved their fortunes, while
those who impugned our motives and held on to
their shares, have nothing to blame but their own
folly and the blind confidence placed in the mana.
gers Of railroads.
In regard to the Cleveland and Toledo railroad,
we made fair, impartial expose Of its affairs, ex-
hibiting every point by facts and figures. We have
received for our pains just what we expected
shower OF abuse but a. yet no denial Of any i'm
potant point. The abuse we can afford to let pass.
but the facts and figures have some idea of getting
stereotyped for more convenient use. We have
said that the Cleveland and Toledo railroad was
non.dividend earning concern that the stock was
selling at double its value; that it was kept up by Wall
street management, aided by Peter Funk dividends
and manufactured reports that within short time it
must come down among the fancies, where 1t be
longs that its capital double what it should be-
and must be further increased that So 900 900 Of
stock, 50 100000 of bonds divided into eleven dis
tinct classes, and scrip representing large floating
debt, had already been issued that its bonds had
been sold at an immense sacrifice, some Of them be-
low to build the bridge, additional road &c; that
while the capital was double that Of other lines con-
Meeting with it, Of equal length, the receipts were
not hafas much All these points, and many others Of
similar character we have clearly proved, generally
from the company's official returns, and we would
like to see its agent show wherein our statements
are wrong. We would like to have them for once,
just for change, drop abuse and take up facts and
figures and show, if possible, by fair argument and
sound reasoning, that we have grossly misrepresent-
ed the company, and that It is in reality what its
managers report it to boa dividend earning road.
The gross earnings Of the Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad Company for the six months end
ing October l, 1865, will foot up as follows:-
Gross income for FIVE months ending Sept. /,
Gross income for September estimated at... $50 600
Total. ................... .s72l, 5oi
n Int on bonds ls2 go ooo) for months 1000
--tie3, 285
Total. =. .S22s, 27e
Surplus hand after paying last dividend. $4,000
Equal to 10 per cent on the stock .sa2l, 27e
The gross earnings for the next six months. from
October LIST to April ls are estimated to be 900
making for the fiscal year ending April l. 1885,
total Of 81 ,63l ,O0O In December 1854, the chief
engineer estimated the gross receipts, operating
expenses, &C., for 1856, as follows =
Operating expense. 500 600
Interest on 81 900 900. ............. 10000
Lease Of Peoria aud B. v road. ...... $4,000
Net ear nings....... .................. 1910 600
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Iron loo tons Scotch pig were purchased 1t s3sx q
tS7%, usual terms per ton
LArir quiet but Arm at 81 10 . 81 AK per
thousand.
lIAp varied little
Lsr in demand Al 81 o. for common Rockland and
81 2a for lump, per Dbl.
MoIAssfa ruled and quiet The saes did not
coed ~ hhds Porto Rico and $50 bbs New Orleans at
37c 3sc. per gallon
kAns Cut we're selling a, 10. cash, and 4ac usual
terms, per H.
NAVAL SyoEfs--A lively inquiry existed Tor spirits
turpcntine VIII ch held Al aoc a Ate. per gallon.
Other articles unchanged,
0nA-Whaie was pretty active and firm and there
wea tr demand for linseed at ormer rates but other
kinds were unaered
in1,lIoss.-rork displayed feature the sales
embracing too bbs at s22 62h for meas and al 37k
81 90 Tor prime, pcr Dbl Nothing really In cut
mear 400 bbs lard realized II &c lie. per ID. There
were 200 bhls beef purchased AZ II Ike for
Try prime, si3 eli for do And si6 10 siT Tor
repaokei mcys, per bbl Butter aud cheese remained
about the same
ktR Il light business was transacted AZ % 70 a 81
l2t, per 100 The
SUGARS we're unchanged. The sales reached 60 hhds
Cuba, &c, at 7c. Sc per 10.
IAIow was held Mt IL &c a l2Ac per H.
WHsMY Some 500 bbls Jersey ohio and prison were
obtained Al sQc. q ilc per gallon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-17

Value ~ rehanais. put on 'hc market during
the week 81 ,aoJ 1871
10. dry goods do. do. ..... ,o6tOss
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Total s24, 300 as4 SIT 95l sel 81 ss7 67s s15 III
Net decrease TO Sept Is, 1865 81 Oo7 se3
The above aggregate is small. Nearly one fourth
Of the total went to Liverpool Breadstuifs exceed
in value any other shipment Flour, wheat and corn
went forward last week in large quantities and the
probability Is that from this time out we shall export
produce largely.
The importations during the week were compare
lively small, IA will be seen by the annexed state
ment.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-17
WATCHES. JEwELny, sc.

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above Afqsirs Ar Al u4luti Z z e~a gold 49,
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PLAYING CARDS

DIsriRG cAEDr 80 Eyyrr DCsrKfrTios 20
I $50 - a. Itta Naf9 Ma 2fs<s~rf VI 40 ~ -
tfass3w@y xesN4nF ssxs 49, e~s1es -
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-17

Total importstions o2s ei5
The bulk of imports appears to be every week in
dry goods. OF eneml merchandise the principal
items are as follows: Coffee SIS, 1862; madden, SIS.
eii undressed skins So 6Gi iron sd io9 railroad
iron ts6 $685. steel $50 s7t tin. ISL ,356; rags, s5,
9i5 sugar ss2 522; watches. sol ,7s7 1t viii be
tat more than onc.haf Of the aggregate Of general
aerchandise was In the few, articles named above.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-09

No SEcrAKrAxs IN HEAvEu.-It il re-
lated Of the famous Mr.. Whitefeld, that
when preaching on one occasion from the
balcony Of the Court House in PhiIads lphis,
he cried ont, lifting his eyes to Heaven
Father Abraham, who have you got in
your bosomf Any Episcopalians ?" NO"
Any Presbyterians 2" "No." "Any
Baptists ." "No." "Have you any Me-
thodists there7" "No." Shave YOU anv
Independents or Ssceders 2" No, no.
"Why, who have you then 2" ave don't
have these names here all here are Chris.
tians-believers in Christ" Oh, 10 tina,
the cass9 Then God help us all to forge,
party names, and to become Christians in
deed and in truth"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-09

Ut The Concert at the Catholic Church
took place Monday afternoons, when the
following Programme was performed.
Piano Fantasia, introducing the well.
Known Tenor Air from RossIni's Siabei
Mater" performed very crcditably by
blind boy, Michael McCarty, about Is
years old. Prayer, composed by E, Millet;
sung by Baron Dc Tro5iand with great
taste.
Duetto for Contrato and Tenor, from
the 4th Act of verdi's Opera "Il Trova
tore" sung by Miss Van Zandt, Of New
York, and Sgpor Brignol.
Cava,ina from ! Puritani," by Bellini
"Qui Ia voce," sung in very artistic style
by Mrs, Riggs. OF New York. Mrs. R.
possesses rich Soprano voice, and did full
justice TO this piece, showing q high and
long study in the art Of Vocaism.
Duetto from Rossini's Stabat Mater"
Quis est homo" for Soprano and Con.ral-
10; this was sung by Madame La Grange
and Miss Van Zandt; it was one Of the
gems Of lhe Concert. Madame La Grange
aang her part with much earnest feeling.
Miss v. rendered her part very srtistical-
iy; they were deservedly applauded
Fantasia for Piano solo, by Thslberg,
performed by Mons. Guyon.
Duetto IRON Verdi's Opera, "Louisa
Miller" for Soprano and Baritone, sung by
Mrs Riggs and Baron de Trobiand.
Romanza from al Guiramento," by
Mercadarte; this was sung with much
feeling,by Signor Brignoli.
Offertorio, by Mr.. Millet, sung by Mrs.
Riggs and Miss Van Zandt.
Csvatina, I" Casta Diva" from Norma, by
Bsllini; this was the crowning piece of
the Concert, and was sung by Madame La
Grange in her unsurpassed style it was
most enthusiastically applauded.
. Miscrsre, from vsrdi's, Opera, al .Tro-
7atore." The solo parts were sung by
Madame La Grange and Signor Bri noli !;
,hs choruses by Mrs. Riggs, Miss Van
Iandt and Baron de Troband. This is not
an effective Concert piece, as it requires
tho action and scenery of the Opera Stage
TO give il full development; it was, howev.
er, well sung and loudly applauded.
Mr. Millet presided at the Piano; "a
grand Chicksring) he is an accomplished
composer and Pianist, and accompanied the
various pieces with gre at judgment and in
subdued manner. ..
The Concert was brilliant affair, and did
great credit to those who were instrument.
a! in getting it up.
It was attended by a large, fashionable
and intelligent audience there must have
been some twelve hundred persons present;
nltosether, it was the most brilliant Con.
. cert ever given in Newport, and we are
very glad of its entire success.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-09

.t n RARE IssrAscE.-The pulpit Of the
South Church was occupied on Sunday,
forenoon and aNerncoa. by two brothers,
Rev. Brown Emerson, senior pastor Of the
church, and Rev. Reuben Emerson, Of
South Reading. The former is in his 18th
year, and the latter in his saith, and both
have been pas rs Of churches more than
ha'f a century eoch.-The entire ordinary
eervices Of the Sabbath, with the additional
labor of the admission of church members
and the administration Of the sacrament,
we're conducted by the two venerable pas
tore, indicating . rare degree Of mental and
physical vigor.--Salem Register.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-09

CURF FOX A RArTLEsNAKE BIrE.-The
Madison Wisconsin Journal contains the
following, which is we'll worth remember
ing -
I'VE are informed by DR. Ward that the
child Of Mr.. White, that was bitten by
rattlesnake last week, has recovered. The
remedy used was SO simple and attainabIe
by every ore that it ought to DO general ly
known. The hand whi' h was bitten and
arm were envsloped in poutics of moist.
ened ashes and the child was made to drink
freely Of whisky punch" '.-'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-09

The guests at Cape May are Constantly
contriving some mode for killing time, and
sffording general amusement. One after
noon they secured the services OF four ne
groes for a sack race OH the beach. Four
heats were run, the tallest OF the two tallesl
negroes won the purse. AT the same
house by way of change in the programme
two of the black servants, one day last
week, got into fight, one armed with a
wine-bnttlc and the other with a razor
causing the blood to flow, and creating the
greatest excitement, accompanied by cry
of fire.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-09

at is said" that mixture of half az
ounce of pulverized saltp,tre and halt n
pin Of sweet oil is-s certain cure for the
infammatCry rheuma:ism. The mixture
mus, be applied externally to The par
affected, and gentleman who has witness,
ed its application in apsmbcr Of instances
says that il will in!allibly effect cure, aud
that right speedily. Ipasnuch as it can
do no harm, will cost Int little, We advise
hose who are afflicted with III gou,'s trs,
cousin to try it, and not TO be disappointed
If it tails, either because a gentleman
with whom we are tolerably we'll acquain,-
ed, and Of whose opinion we think a good
deal, too, after having been through The
rheumatic alphabet, from A TO .ampersrnd,
has no confidence in any Of your "infali.
Bile" remedies. lie says that what will
afford relief in one case will have no effect
in ano'her.-Springfsld Republican.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-09
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