The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-20
II III E FL E r A l. ID.
WALL REsT.-sATURDAY. FEB. 90.

paly attempt yesterday By Courier Enquirer
stock market, by publishing tpobaby abri
sate from Philadelphia stating doubts Of Governor Rner sign
ing Bark Bill Yesterday morning. expresses in
stating positively which exclusively published yester
Governor Rner signature announced at The board after
the opening Stocks consequence generally went
up. ay shares United States Bank changed 7s
1si Other stocks played rumFs also and although money
scarce, yet they left of at advance.
generally believed hat the rchaer Of the IT, s. Bank
will produce revolution the monetary affairs ofth country
administration being placed dilemma every body watching
The course Globe ascertain what viii pursue
powerful begins from this day and state
create large Philadelphia win currency
changes OF the At this moment the Monster
stronger than The DepOse Banks confined culd with
Hslle aid n month, smash them like pipe
We expect conflict monied powers
the and the U. S. BahAPredea Jackson and
President Bdde during the year They posses equal apt
banker has the skill and prudence. Sudden sxpan-
ons and ontraetos viii follow this hing-and many
nav ruucd by these Teyouo appIehend nothi
moment thmecanle community watch narrowly move
snt, of the goat heroes Bankers politicians haze
no bowels Of if they have fayorfe heme carry
The sudden Ks, and the general rejoicing settle
ept of the Question. ought blind peoples to the
little cloud bigger than mans hand that hangs
White House Washington If the legislature Alb NY had the
coed sense big monster, instead Of addirg to Thu
le claw aIoherand Of teeth third they
would do capable OF preventing any injury apprehend
ed from revolutions hereafter be produced But
legislature will such thing They thoroughly elba-
ed in kIly-em aimed even beyond Egyptian
Real eaiaie mixing advances. The principal
tisneers in this line Of franklin Jenkns-the real
monsters in real We believe they do basines
generally all the others, whose various
present the list If annexed sales this fully verified
spring approaches their business will exPanI and probably the
small fry" disappear altogether.
Ohio s per cents ll5s. Mohawk R r., 1885, 9s.l2
n : INK ia IN o. % 2sl Paterson r. r. 98I iO 90
Moth Riv,r Bk ll6. HaTlaen e r.. 81,
Dfy Dock Bank l48 IS Isl n j. r. r. ri iis, Scrip,
SsS' Cam Ss.- le 8 4 G BIC y & 8
Nh Del Br 90, Long Island R R.; sssi 81, 81,
o. l06i %, CntOn Co., 81, 2,5
VcS.burgh Bank, ia64,
Prices at the Philadelphia Exchange, February I7:-
IT, : Baak 1921, III. % 27l, Northern Bk., Ky- ST.
Guard e1siG' Bank ST. Del HSd iosi 10 o. 81, 9,
Kentucky Bank, est,
The Provision MARKETThe very pro severity the
winter has caused of course rise prices
almost every of assumption The Avenues the city being
closed very deut get cattle Of Ii to the market and
in consequence, prices proportional The Bsehers
Fulton Market anxious the of every kind
Of meat they ray have succeeded, their articles
soue and command higher prices than any We
are credi5ly informed that butcher this week purchased pair
of SIS per huned and that good cattle command $40
10 Ii will be by quotations, the prices vary
markets. only Of their qualities Vegetables are scarce
and high Offh there bat kind worth raining Goldfish
Fulton MaTket-Beef from II Is and Is IL TO A.
Veal and 1i-PoTk, II cts-VeEson, I-Tur-
kics on Is 10 -Chickens fIom TO los
Time Ducks from 81 to 10 Pairwild do from to g. per
par8uts from p % pound and very The
Vegetables generally command the price last quota
lions Apples very scarce and readily sm 50 s.
per barrel
Washington Market-Reef from u ets-AIuon from u to
Is ct-Veal aud Is ct&-Pork I24-Tukies from
10 to IL and 10 sGeese, from to peice-Chicken from
10 10 rpar-Duok from 81 to 10 par-y from 10
p and Is cts-B alter . t. % c-COd6sh, per b.
Wood very scarce, and exobantly high Dry Oak Sc per
load-Gam do, Sand Hickory, 50 and 80 per load
Soud pres longer beef
command Is p cents and all other proportion IL
vii be almost impossible bring veg tables market and they also
will be higher.
SALES A AUCTION.
By Fraaklia & Jenkins at taeir Sales Room,
Is 81 cad street, Feb. 10.
The church AID LOT OF ground in it street. between and
Sailors snug habor corner Of Mercer and
9th streets, $500
Chanc ~ sale OF the mill site Dosoris. under the direc
dOn Of Thama Adds Emm'tt ESQ master, 4Oos
February II.
-Four story brick stores and lit known No. Isl South
Three brick house and lease lot No. n East
way, 5000
way, extending through u Division ee, 1900
Hous lit SO Beekan II feet SS0l
The house and lease Of ioi No Is HAM ton treet;
The house and lease of %, No Monroe street s''' s''
stssnsss yea lease of 10, No. II Front street t.'1'
Tire story house and lot No Is Stone street, ''' ''OO
House ard 1T No ISL on side Mt .tsei odd a. pii
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