The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08

largely Of The ooalser kisds me New EngAnA w0Nsd
Of the nook changing hands :. age Advance prs
vous prices Lowell Manufacturing %. sdysnoea I'VE ps
cent ye'serday end demand ~ $500 per e
change IN ,.rt aod the Pacso Mills also ecs 70 or
shave and n her zoo, will probably DO sdacS - .se
ssDsra considered favorable % De cotton nals ssps
ciAly those for the maDuaOsure Of the nner qaanss
The receipts Of the eAlena Road reported 70 have
been IN February only sSseeo. The business wss nser
rupted for considerable portion OF The ninth Tue 70
ceipts Of tse Miwauke and hissssippi Railroad In Jsa
uAry we're s2s,loo.
he receipts Of The Cleveland Toledo Railroad Com
pany in,hs month Of February were sIasso; previous
February, so3, l8s-incrsase slo,442
Tho etsrs Of Stevens Poi have taken Sos 600 Of sd
diiioaAl stock In the Miiwauks ant Horizon Railroad
Earnings OF tbs Little Miami and Columbus and xsuls
Railroad for february, 1857. oo4 90
feorrary, 1906. ...................''.. oAilo %
1ncrss.. .M4, ass %
By return just Issued Of the smount OF bullion pur-
obased and sold by the Bank Of England, dis
ttnguishing gold from silver and bar gold RON
foreign gold ooiu, In each mouth nom the Slss
day Of December 1885, TO the als day Of December,
1885, aPpesrs that the total amount Of gold Purchased
during the above time was CT o7o sat; OF gold sold,
Ct ESQ., and Of British gold coin received rom the
mint, Gsoo2 $50
the Board Of Trade returns for the mouth and year
ending Dec 81 1885, have been hsued 70 ths pubuo and
afford gratifying proof Of the growing prosperity Of the
country The declared vs~e Of the produce Of the United
Kingdom exported In 1860 eli $751; compared
with os5 1885, and fs7 72e In 1884, in other
words there increase Of ore than 20 per can't on
lstb snd of very nearly that amount 1854 neto'a
declared value Of the exports Of British and Ah produce
and usctures during the month ending the 31si
Der last including only the "enuue rated srce.
WAS c. ses againss Ct 1885, and 60 Ans $40
In 1864 Including tho umerated articles the mths
returns are Ec 22s against IS sl5 1855 and
Ct. SA4, 413 IN 1884
The Houston (Texas) H,egrapa OF Areceat data says
Major Buell. In now lay ing the iron on he rst t1eny
Ave miles OF TIE Galveston and H6no 9-son fosf. oon
meeting US directly vish Houston The Gar employed
ali eat In passing iron for the work.
The aevefs railroad enterprises OF Texas 10 important
70 country have been successful thus fr undes the
lsno. The completion Of much Of each - We nav
referred 70 will form Nucleus from which sreatsr
and recruits must needs follow. Inc entire leugth OF
rails .ketched would then xum up ~ follows
Galveston 70 Houston 81
Boustop 10 Third ptsloo . 49, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, %
Houson TO Harrisburg junction
HsYr'sp ure 10 Rcbmsud. q
Richmond 70 Columbus. neutrality-suspicious.. VI
Total AIS
OF which 81 miles are nov 10 successfu operation and
80 additional are graded and receiving tae Iron. While
these 2lb miles VIII AFFORD immense advantages 20
regard Them but the beginning OF work WHOM usi
reach evory section Of mammoth state. And aside
S% % ~. 70 mcs g. an "a
tho vicksbrrg road.
The last annual report Of the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Company presents the following figures Of carr
pgs, expenditures 10, for the year ending Nov 40,
1885,
Bosror AND woRCzsrIR RAILROAD.
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