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Morning herald., 1837-10-12

Where corresponding fall taken place in Other ci
this entirely owing the crops having oee re-
ceived in sufficient quantity effect reduction IN 'he price
Every day however, will tend this the greatest eno
making distribute breadstuhs throughout he
Union.
We have received report Of the Treasury
atve the imporatons OF gram Nc IN
Of cal, from The Hopse or From this docu
en il that the importation OF these articles was very
limited previous 1885, and the dstas previous 70 o'' were
destroyed in the late treasury building the following table
shsws tse quantity imported n'o c iespeee poi'', ~ e
the years 1885 and 1885, and nine months OF the year 1887
ep,np WIN, NAV have imported into Boston and Phla
depha during the second quarter Of the year. the
turns OF which had net been received;
Y,,r. Wsa.r Cas. ftSH'' Yal Bush. 'A' ra. Bush T 1a
Year Year ending ending
s9ss ls 7se sas
rrsm lass 20 ots soth
jan. 1881 1899 1874 s,4s5e3s sso4soe 4sss 1883
total of the OF bread imported
this country for the above pericd excepng Boston aud Phi
ladePha for Of the me thus appears have been
$35T2l5-every of which might have been saved had
the ascay spectators circulated the report There had
been failure i'll crops when the contrary has been
again and again demonstrated. II is pretty well UNDER
stood that great imposition has been pracsed by those who
take upon themselves direct this trade and that only be-
these mposoas haye been frequently exposed by
and few Others, they have, in great measure
uholy discontinued their nearious practices We transfer
tie following from the Springfield Gazette, calculated
stimulate farmers in part of the country their
agricunralabor with vigor by which they
azng independence, and placing beyond all attempts Of
nonspozers enrich themselves the expence Of the
munty.
ENcovnAGEMENT TO WHEAT GRowERs.-Mr Chauncey
Chapn Of this iowa. raised piece of five acres OF new
land the present season. hundred and twenty-five bush
elsof Wheat being 25 bushels The The wheat is Of
the first quality fit be used wheat and of il
has been sold for this purpose, 81 so per bushe AT this
the whole of the crop S32 So s62 50
for each The expense OF the labor in raising gther
ing and threshng the wheat Mr. Chapn per
acreexpense OF the Seed Snakng the whoe per
ia This deducted from the above Of S62 so leaves
clear profit per of 1880, and the whole crop
showing profit of S24250 Mr. Chaplin estimates The
value OF the land S) per that he cleared only
the value of his land but ia addition thereto S85O per
the whole S92.5O.
The -four market continues firm quotations. which
show advance the first weeks prices. The advance
occasoned by the large sales for the which has taken
considerable poren out of this market The prices
however will not long be sustained consequence of number
Of tow boats being detained the Overaugh who have i'm
quantities Of -four board We quote Genesse,
$3.50 e.5o New York, S7.75a 80.
Morning herald., 1837-10-12

At Princeton j., Tuesday. 10th inst, by the Rev. Dr.
Rice, Theodore A. wight Of New York to susan H. Voor
he~s forner place daughter Of the late Samuel g.
usVoorhees of Philadelphia.
Wednesday lth lns by the Rev. Dr. Hawkes., Frede-
rick wilkinson OF New Orleans Caroline, daughter Of
John W. Oakley, Of this city.
On Tuesda., 10th nst by the Rev. Henry Chase william
Raynor, TO Sarah Nelson both cfhis city,
On Monday 9Th in by the Rev George Benedict Edward
Plume, to Adene v. Sne daughter of Jacob Snel ESQ.,
all of this city.
On Monday 9th nst in New Haven, by the Rev DR.. Cros
we'll Frederick H. Stow, OF Charleston s. c.. to Sarah b.
daughter OF Benjamin Farchd, of Straiford.
Morning herald., 1837-10-12
rKEsCOTT, JONES d CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Mcrchants


~ Commenced business last SPRING and from extensive
personal asquantanse with mssiy Of The merchants in The
posing Of every description Of merchandse 'or ai'
Agoods destined for the Interior viii be forwarded prompt
y and 'rc, attention paid to any business with which they
Refer c. Palmer, c. N $. Rowland, H. H. Elliott Esqrs,
psres reformation %.y ss bad e
Ir LADIES' FARE.-The Ladies Fair viii be held Al the
i2h Oct at 10 o'clock An and continue until ocIoa1 p
the exhibitions that has been got up by
the ladies at ached TO the Episcopal church.
The boats and the river ust O'clock when
the night boat commences running I'LL u oc lock
attend as they ind themselves highly grafed with
NIB. The exhibiting saloon open to all free Of charge
p If JORN LOWE, late Of Chester, England should
New York he will hear of somebisr 10 his sdyanare ram
relatives should lac not I've heard FROM reward OF twenty
MIN, On application as above
an, O e ms pe =, 70 s sIoud this reaSh @ there
erng an act OF great kindness highly respectable family
nUBUFE,s PAINTIaGs.-Now exhibiting at Isl
- Broadway three magnificent Paintings, just arrived from
red pictures Of Adam and Eve and dsnruisbed pupil Of
David whose modern Style bid, fair rival the
offer treat not surpassed by any thing which has before
been exhibited IN this country.
thrilling scene from Byron's Don Juan, 4h canio s7h
passions with which they as,aed allowing full scope
| the pencil of master, wildly depicted
The second Of smaller dimensions although nearly large
life, represents John in the Wilderness slipping
gushing from rock is in the style Of David and
most finished painting
The third picture represents beautiful Circassian Maid
fe-ed for sale hy Armenian slave merchant high Turk
isl functionary.
Hour. q exhibition from o,hs morning till 10 :, night
EAsM WANTED D.-waned TO lease for three years,
with the option of purchasing farm containing from as
100 acres Of easy from New York out Of the
above Pougkeepse The land must he good al
The buildings and fences u must also fuel and be
well waiered
Address, post paid, NJ r. W., box 400, Post Office New
York. ol2Vf
A RARE CHANCE Any person wishing 10
IN mence the Boot and shoe bu sine =, with
peteIy fued up exceerts situated in the BoweFv
and doing business opportunity
IN. orrietor xou TO leave the citv will sell his entire
STOCK w t,ade together with The fixtures nc
~ The ock in good order, well assorted and suited
TO III season. manufaci ured b, himself
For particulars, enasre AZ l52 latham street New Nort
oieSs
Morning herald., 1837-10-12

EO SA1t.-A handsomely fitted M Confec,ionarv "
tablbmen In one ofths creates, thorourbfsres in ,be
md doing roo1 retail bus which csn he added
sns wholesale by manufacturing the premises and or
here every convcniescehere is large room ali
Jonng The good yard asd cistern sui,ahls f, 80
m wife reside in The m,nufsc,oy can be 20, into
oPeIhon ss small expense. To en,erprjs;pc ana
pefsos ,he whre will be sold accommodating
P.y y. .ne lnelisence Office, No 2l6 Bo~ery o,2s.P
~ lCE-.h pocset Book containing money xLic, -
~, ~ ", VIC Hesk of this flee few days since IL, no 49,
ssa % w uy w, owner The gentleman who - II can h,,
10y w s'nuhs 'oIis once O2.It
Morning herald., 1837-10-12

OAR y, ,THEALHE.-THis EVENING viii be per-
DAMON AND ryTHIAs-Dmon. Mr.. Forest-Hermion,
Ai,er which, THE sENTINEL-King, Mr.. Ckpplndale-
After when, ANIMAL MAGNETIsM-La Fieur, Mr.. Pla-
cidc-Conslanline, Mrs Richardson.
Boxes sP H0i ee g IS cents =
MERICAN THEATRE. Boz Ahx-
"A THIS EVENING will be performed
THE APOSTATE-Count Pescara, MIR. Beoth-Flornda,
After which CAPTAINS NOT AMIss-General Storm
WE'LL MIR Bakely-Emly. Mrs Herring;
derson-Moggy, Miss De Barr
u Doors open 7-peromaaccs commence al quarter
NATIONAL I'll Tk E-Late ItaIlan Opera
y House-MR. wALLACK, Lessee.-THIS EVENING
The sCHOLAR-Erasmus Bookworm, Mr.. waIack-Helen
After which, PLEASANT NElGHBoR- Strap Williams
After which ROBERT MACAIRE-Robert Macaire Mr..
Browne-Clementne, Mrs Rogers
Doors open 64-Perormance begin at u.
- iersals-TRIs EvENING will be performed "H' :"
To conclude with LES DEUX BEINES or La Femme
DpIomatique-George Roller, Mr.. Edwin-Chrstne Mrs.
After which, Frederick, Mr. Edwin saria Mrs. Blake
Deborah, Mrs Jones.
After which, MIR. AND MRS L. W-Peter White Mr. Gate,
widow White, Mrs. Blake.
To concuae with the WANDERING MINsTREL-Jem
bags, Mr. Gates-Jula, Miss Ludlow
Doors open at past q; the performance will commence
EKANM Kills 'rtsE sEATR E.--FoR THE BENEFIT
or lie DooKkEEfERs-Fhlo EVENING VIII be
After which BLACK EYED sUsAN-wiiam, MIR. Scott
Aner which oTAELLo-othelo, Mr. d smith-Iago Dir.
Warner.
Aer which, Grand Musical oo serious comic and nau.
TO conclude with THEREsE-Carwin Mr. Medley-The.
rese, Mrs. Seton
IL Doors open AT 7-perormances Commence IA
precisely. Boxes SO cents-Pt 25 cents
Morning herald., 1837-10-12
V,uE sUB.CnIBHiss having en,-rra INTO co.par

THE SUEsCN1B BEks y having entered co-part-
i nership under the name of STRATTON SEYMOUR.
of the Stove Copper Tin, lion
business; and having purchased the entire stock in trade
longing the late firm OF H. Mott Co.. consisting MOTIFS
Anthracite Coal and Wood Stoves &c &c. they now
offer their friends and customers, the public gene
rally, complete OF said Justly celebrated Stoves
which after years Of trial. have fully sustained their
and are l held IN The highest estimation by those whe
had opportunity OF testing their point safety
convenience Cleanliness conort and economy comparison
with those other and novel which have i'm
the meantime been introduced. Ameng the assortment nre
those well adapted to halls banking rooms hes or
The saracenc CRATE 10 parours nurseries, and
roonisi toe franklin, TO bed rooms, and the plain
ornamented eylndric sheet
&C. Wood and coal cock of ackno uperiory
With from TO five boilers, and ovens well cal.
culaed for families Of from $50 persons together with a
the appendages affixed the aorenaned
when required Al short notice. all OF which will disposed OF
On reasonable terms for cash. short approved paper e
stare 2i2 Water street ROBERT NJ STRATTON,
- . = CHARLES SEYMOUR.
New York, Sept ls 1887. o56ws
Morning herald., 1837-10-12
DIED


On Tuesday 10th inst, Mary, wife of William Delano
The friends and relatives of the family requested to attend
the funeral this afternoon O'clock from her late residence,
No. State street
On Wednesday lh in Of consumption, Mary, wife of Da
MEL MeGrah.
Her friends and acquainances respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this O'clock from her late resi-
dence. No. Al Orange street.
On Wednesday, nst James Ball a The 38t year of
bis Of the firm OF Strong Baagh Co of this city.
The friends Of family invited to attend the fun .ral
this afternoon O'Clock, from his late residence IN Will
liamsbDrg
WEEKLY REPORT OF INTERMENTS.-The City In
specor reports death ls persons during the week end
ing Saturday. Oct T. viz30 20 women, 80 boys, 81
gr total Il6.
OF whom 80 of the age of year, and UNDER 8 be-
and 2 between and 8; between and 10; be-
and IS between 20 and 80 IL between 80 and 40
II 40 and so; between 50 and 60; between 60 and
70 8 between 10 and 80.
-Apoplexy l. Abscess Il Aphyxia Angina Pee
tor Burned scadcd Il Casualties Il Cholera inannm
lO Consumption a. Convulsions 10; Group hives Debility
Darhoea 6; Dropsy /; do. in the head Il do chest q
Drowned Dysenary 81 Fever 2; do bilious l. do nle
nttent scarlet 2; do. typhoid g. do remen 8;
danmaiisn do. of the brain l. do. OF bowels 2
Nalforma4ion i Measles 81 old age q Organic
disease OF the heart Peusy Rheumatism Small pox 8;
Suicide /: Tnknown Il Whoopng coughs
Places of Notivy--Umed States, 85; Ireland %; En-
gland 5; Germany, 8; Scotland 1.
the there from the Aims House, Bellevue,
from Bellevue Hospital g. from Backwels Island City
Hospital 3--Colorea persons, a.
HENRY G. DITNNEL, City Inspector.
City Inspectors office. Oct. 7, 1887
Morning herald., 1837-10-12

sILVkN-slLVE ER-SILVt.M.
III Small caange, such shnngs. xpences and FIVE
pieces will be given IN exchange for g- aaves
Ter dollars Apply nj he desk of Office ol2-ll
Morning herald., 1837-10-12
NOTTCE TO FiRENIEN
CIGARS.
lAIIN ANnEHSnN. SIGN nf the

IVHN ANDET sun, sign "I the InuIan Chiei, 81
forms the admirers good CIGARS has succeeded in
making with the celebrated manufacturers Don
Manuel Pua Co., ofHavana constant supply Of choices
brands, such a 5 rarely found in this market
The sstdious consoscurs may rely having their
gra~d, Cigars and whoe-
sale rea that shah induce continuance Of their parsa
age. call will oblige
N B-J A. has with any other house in tnis
cty. jyl9-Smf
Morning herald., 1837-10-12

Thus have the fact OF the banking institutions having
the principal part Of their business
Orleans They have taken about l5 bales cut Of all the
markets. consequently only sass bales exported from
other southern ports, besides New Orleans
Exports from Charleston during the year beginning
Oct L. 1886, and ending Sept. So s-togeher with the
ports for the preceding year.
Morning herald., 1837-10-12

Flour sn decline in consequence of the immense
Quantities pouring the market within few days, the
have bee upwards barrels Some idea Of tse
which crop has produced, be obtained by
comparing price Of -four about nenths ago with what
it now brings in the following places
Morning herald., 1837-10-12
Cotton Market.

WEDNESDAY. Oct III, 9 r. NJ
The New Orleans and Char eston statements of stocks
ports &c received this day by The following
made up for" Levy" of New Orleans
Stock hand Oct. lst, 1886, 8702
Arrived up Oct. Isl, 1887, 6C3086
Add ono cargo taken in at Natchez, 1889 6O4,475
6lsl77
Exported in IL months ending S0th inst 5950cs
Deduct cargo twice cleared 1850
5ei,55s
Estimated quantity exported coastwise; and
not cleared al the custom house, 1900
Estimated quantity burnt sunk, and lost in
repacking, 1887 5ess75
on ship board not cleared on the 3oih 1nsi I5ao2
This n the stock hard compared
with last years statement of $500 bales The exports this
season. compared with last exhibit Of III bales
follows:
To Great Britain, lI7AI3
France. 2,lL
Other foreign ports, 57,9
125,269
Decrease 10 N. OF Europe s,9ja
coaslwie, 4,764 1902
Ill SGT
Thus of the banking institutions having
Morning herald., 1837-10-12

WATCHEs-Tbe subscriber has a hand from late
W arrivals and Offers for sale large and complete
men of god vertical epine duplex anchor and
independent second Watches, silver 10 do.
Musical Snuff Boxes in she'll cases, 2 tunes
10. Boxes, large sizes, and tunes some with va
cred music, an entirely article
Alabaster, ebony and other Clocks.
a7lms r. A. LOITSE, No 65 Liberty y.
Morning herald., 1837-10-12
nj eIo sirNcoUctnn NcoUcns hNyP CO.. " p ;sy ss

have co hand extensive assortment ofrcay made clothing
suited 70 every age and size whh they vii sell cheat
Tor cash, edber a wholesale ~ retail sI53
Morning herald., 1837-10-12

'INHO-. D. CAHPENTHit - Bullion and Exchange
ofce, NO. l3 Wall street-U bank
counted at the lowest Certificates sepose and bank
checks on Mobile, New Orleans Nashville, and Tennessee
bought on the most favorable terms
american gold soyeregns, aud napoleons bought The
highest prices United States and Eastern bank
stalty hand and exchanged the favorable
Notes the Southern Life Insurance and and
ga bank notes wanted.
Morning herald., 1837-10-12

ROOTs, BOOT". .BOOTS-wALkERs, 80 Canal
- street the 'econi shoe store IRON Green ch street
paceo Get cheap bues for the coming The suscr-
ber have ladies gcntnn and ehidrcns boots and hocs
every description " sell lower thas they have or,s
this puhc h India Rubber and Leather shoes eort
mistake the store 20 Csnd street, hs second shoe fro
Grccnwcb st sli.lms
Morning herald., 1837-10-12

- SALE PRICES 4!
superior Clipped Nura Maps, 800
" Beaver, &c.
Plain Casors, 81 Is 10 90
short Nap silk, Extra, $50
Sk, AZ 80 10 3 90
Muskrat Maps 20
NJ ". A handbox with each gentemans hat. The Plain
Caors at ~ co. untivaed by any five dollar hat of the
Kind In this market j. sTEUART.
ol03ms $50 Broadway, corner OF Anthony IT.
SHly PLASTENs Of the North River Exchange Co
~ taken for goods at the following grocery
am ms, 253 Spring ST. lman' of Beecker and
Van Worrs ~ vesev Suriivanrs 47sl Broad
wsy williams 57s Washington and redeemed Mt 3i1 North
Market a. Albany, ID. Barrnger Brother 81 State Sche.
necady; Wr. Martin Staten Island
Orders received ier small va GresnwIch a New
York. and those notes redesmed there in aver small eastern
money, or city bank bills. si3im.
Morning herald., 1837-10-12

4 AMPS CHANDELIERS AC.-Thc Subscriber
IL begs 10 inform his friends and the public In general
lie has received by late arrivals u Europe an eegsn,
soment Of the aforementioned articles which he offers tr
sae unprecedented low prices for cash. wholesale and re-
tail, viz; ~ "
Astral lamps, in gilt bronred marble, and glass pillars
Mantle do do do do ia ~i,l
rich glass pans and drops.
Hangin. chandeliers for candles from To 80 hgbts
Book lamps, for drawisg rooms, from 2 to g.
Elegant stand candelabras carrying from rs yb,
Elegant mantle cnndlestcks, plais and ornaper tai
Hall lamps for oil and gas
Hanging gas lamps, from 10 lights
LADIES' wash tables, elegantly painted In oil coIors
Ladies gilt buckles. slides, head bands, NC.
Single and double barrel percussion towing pieces
pueing, bolster belt, and pocket pistols
Plated cardlestcks, branches, cruet frames.
Tea kettles, bottlestands, &c W. r. wREAKs,
s27-3ms If3 Fultou Il
Morning herald., 1837-10-12

SHOEs, BUOTS. Sc-sPEAR PATTEN, No.
- l45 Water VI. offer sale
$500 pair mems Brogons
5000 " do thick plantation do
300 do russett and black, sires N to IA
5000 boys russell and black Brogans
l,5o5 gentlemens fine calf and morotco Roots
lsoo hip, seal, pegged, nailed and se~ed do.
100 fine cali sewed and pegged Brogans
5000 kip and l. and Shoes
2rJo0 meas hip brogsns
5000 boys cali, hip, seal, and, Il and n Brogans
lsOeo ladies leather and seal Bootees sboesA n Puuns
ioooo miss and childrens leather, seal morocco ana
- hid Beotees and slippers
1900 ladies fine hid, seal calf morocco pruneo and
satin slippers
Zuo cases mems and boys fur and wool Hats with !,
og-2ws '''' 'A'.
Morning herald., 1837-10-12

READY MsDE LINEN AND STOCK MA.
IL NtFACTORb. l29 William s,reet-C. LEIGHTON
has constantly hand small bet assorted socL of ready
Gloves, IIandkereiefs, &c. '
Gentlemen furnishing their Goods can have them made
up in neat and fashionable style. .25 d7twlt.
Morning herald., 1837-10-12

I~A TO LET-A good story brick house No l57
t%M Hammond St Rent moderate Possession given first
-H@2L November. Inquire Of
of22w" II. SHARP, 80 Hudson st.
CARD.-MRS. DUNN, Professor OF the spanish Gun.
"A tar and Singing (pupl OF the celebrated Maestro A. Bag.
io respectfully informs the ladies Of New York. she
gives lessons the above deir htu and fashionable accom-.
pshmen together or separate Application be 1T
hcr residehcc, too bToadway. s6ms
COAIs-Waskngon Coal Yard corner VI Barrow and
y Washington s,sA stock of superior Schuyki Peach or.
chsrd Goals al hand his yard which IN be sold
lor casn ~ very reduced prices Families will find their
advantage TO call before laying in their winters supply
Morning herald., 1837-10-12

COOKING STOVES.-Onc of 0iobe Cooking
~ Stoves, justly celebrated for in fuel durab
~ ra?dty OF ignition, simplicity in management and
nencs Tor all cuna purposes be In operation
No, Beekman street. New York and No 80 n The base
men Fulton street. Brooklyn The Globe steve IN all It's va
ees of hail. church. paror eces nurseries or other
apartments warranted answer The purposes Tor which
OF their failing
so the money refunded and all expenses paid Orders
with prompnes by experienced person
other patterns also he had the ef the
subscriber NO. Beekman street.
Morning herald., 1837-10-12

tpM SALE CHEAP, III APPIIEp For
i"mrDlhI Ebf-Four buldins iop situate on the cor.
ner o ctaham avenue and Deyoe IN he village M vii,
nmnnrgh these lots are OF The hsnsoes lots in the
new village Sze o each loi 25 feet front by lna fcs dozen
For terms ofsae inquire " George ,e corner f soy al
and 4lb s Wilamshurrh Of James MeIbnrn corner ~
ai a.u o'"h - ntooNVh s2pims
FOR SALE FON CASIl-A large mn n,;,v =, DER.
man Phosphorus, wholesale and retail
oIdtA' j. A. v. GAMOUREUx, No. s77 Broadway.
Morning herald., 1837-10-12
nR. VAN HAMBERT,S FEMAI
N XATING PILLS EROM GERMANY-l

- VATING PILLS, FROM GERMANY-An -dectual re
nedy for suppression eeuary and all where
,oes not have her proper and regular course.
NJ B. They be taken during pregnancy, as the
viii produce abortion.
Ssd by J. II. Hart Of Broadway and Chambers ST.
+. NJ. Guon corner oi Bowery and Grand ST.; BY r.
Burnett % 9Th avenue. el21ms
DILEs-PiL ES.-DK HALE'S Pile Cintmentis is a pos.
tive for the Piles in three days time. Sold by H.
Hart Of Chambers and Broadway;
s5 9Th avenues Il. nj. Guion, Of Bowey Grand
Morning herald., 1837-10-12

Despctiuly informs his friends and the public ths, le " Ii
ren his schao fur the season ~ the new AMI .,.a.t r,
called the National Hall n Canal street. between Broada
and Film street, Monday evesinp sct e p,ss ~ n ~
tonMondsvs and FRIDAYS. from ,o r. To- I.d.. ~
from 2 ~ y ior Genieaen Those wishing Lessons IL
be given fortnight csclusysv foy scla,,s and suh
Scrbfrs. j. n, GRfFFiTIl9 ~ Ch.,l.n, x,ree.
al -
Morning herald., 1837-10-12

CORSET 5000 pair city made Corsets for sale rea
~ sonable terms, wholesale or retail by
r. SHARP. "a Hudson 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

Tor forty oss of dollars, Philadelphia bank notes. which
hereafter must dollar the exact representative OF
me Unised sens and hence the same thng -
coins becsuse converby into that legal standard
Thus you see the currency question Is settled In
Phadepha banks canissue than they
hold species they contract pay deposites coin
hence that invested by citizens joint stock compa-
MES called banks amounted sl60ooO00 which they have
exchanged for the promssory Of individuals will only
return annual dividend OFFS per cent year.
provided their debtors condition pay up at nanri-
~. clear this fund subject all the GIBBS and flows Of
fortunes of traders for which their be any new
legislation although the charters Of banks give them the ex-
elusive privilege of ossng only the of the capltaithey
invest in such corporations.
The people Pennsylvania having settled the question al
the of joint stock paper capital are
longer control the action of its legislature no more Than
the of coin capital invested in droves OF swine CATTLE
&C. Every and child now feels interested IN an
nung the forfeited by these banks that the odous
spectacle privileged order of traders may quit our sights
this equal rights and reemen who have been in
suited by arrogance these mator OF the euda Barony
OF Germany.
ia word the dynasty the bank directors has deda
deahthe remains sending apestiierons smell the
organs of society," As Hamlet said .sand
smelt thus" Yours till death.
Lx
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14
sales at the stock Exchange.
Corn Market.


1t has been estimated that of the present crop of wheat
surplus raised in the wheat growing Alone
will be at least tele millions Of bushels and above
necessary to sustain the population of these counties for the
year. This may give some idea Of the quantity of
wheat throughout the country which may be brought
kei Last year considerable portion Of wheat raised
here and in the supply the States where
the crops had generally failed Bat this year Otherwise
Maine, it is calculated, will have enough her
wants, and some spare while Massachusetts will require
but small proportion, any, her last years demand Thus
situated, instead OF importing shall have large surplus
export foreign Countries Among other places which
might be mentioned South America presents opening
which would be well to avail ourselves gentleman whs
resided for the last in Buenos Ayres informs tst
during that period they received their supplies Of bread
ard other provisions from England that flour sold for
REL and provisions equally low in prceower indeed than
in the United States Here then, have for
surplus produce and from the superabundance c crops
this year, shall be able to compete with England any
other power prices, while farnis superior art
Gle.
The following table, exhibiting the quantity wheat import
ed into this country from foreign parts and the per BUSH
different ports, during the three first months of present
year, will enable form idea Of the immense
al zed Nv he speculaors IN importei grain.