davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald., 1837-02-28
MARRIED..

MARRIED.
On Sunday evening 2eh at the Baptist church Christo
pher st. by the Rev MFR Browne Capt John NJ Flint, Of the
Pearl ST. to Miss Mary Ann Hail daughter OF the late Rot
Hall, of this city.
AT Chicago ILL.,, Jan. 26 by the Rev. Haam Gerge W.
Dole ESQ., of the house Of fNewby Dole Miss Lsusa Town
OF Batavia.
on Sunday, Feb 26 suddenly of apopexy William Plympton,
formerly OF Boston, ~ the 44th year Of his age.
friends and relations requested to attend bis funeral -m
en- sunay Feb Elijah the 62d year Of his
On Sunday Feb Illness the 2s of her
age Ann wife Of Daniel II. Ruzer.
Sunday Feb in the 9Th OF his Alexander Dallas
Bache Of Edward Martin:
On Sunday Feb g. Sophia LOUISA daughter OF Sanuei
Campbell Esq aged year and6 months.
REPORT OF INTERMENTS in this City a.d at PoeIs
Field fom the 18th Feb the 25h Feb 1887 Men, s9 Women
10; Boys, 40i Girls 47-IotaI, ls5.
OF when there Of and III der 49, eween
lhe ages oi and yca Isl and "a sand u 10 and 90
20 and so 49, 90 and 49, 2 40 and SO and 60 60and TO-
s. 10 and so, 3; 80 and so, z-rota, 1885,
q Asces Burned scaljed, Al Bleed.
ing rom The stonnch u Cancer Casualties, CONGESTION oil
the BRAIN Consumption 81 Commissions l6 Group or Hives
Death sudden, Deium Tfemens2 DeIsy Dropsy 10 the
Head Dysentsy q Erspelas, Fever Fever arlet 23
Fever Typhoid q Fever rpal u Gou Inflammation OF the
do throat, Il lntemperarce Lnes vene,a Marasnus
Measles, Ii Old Age, 2; Palse, Scrofun Small Pcx,
Teething, S; varoloid, l; Whooping cough
Ofthc above there is from Bellevue pa from City
HosEt and from City Prison. 10 conred persons.
Places Of NatiriiyUntcd Stacs, l3i Ireland England
q Germany d Spain |; Unknown, 2
ty Coh Or
The herald., 1837-02-28
TIIISTLE HALL.

u1- THE THISTLE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION will
give Rail az Tannany Hall on Friday evening" March 3D.
The COMMITTEES OF sranrsmsns announcis their second
lbsrn hthe IN bestowed their effort
ns, 10 rel r distressed ssd bey have No doubt hat ssne-
rsus puIc will sustain them 10 their work epec
ally when u l. consdered hat IN the distribution OF the funds no
other governs them than that the spf can be sg
fsrins in circumstances ard des.rine in chsracter
number Of gentlemen In Highland Costune ~ he pr sent
ard Bsgpser engaged who win play sev9sI airs pre-
v,ous to the cunmet cement ofdanciIg 4.
The oryer OF Dsnclsa oows-Two Reels Cstllop two
Reels Cotlcn Country ~ Fancy Dance, in
at dar .iebt
The the Ball tbs ard ola wing
Cuh night and Joy be wi you az
Tickets dollar 10 admit gentlemen LADIES' to
he had of the Committee
= Sinclair, tet Reed Johr Jacksou is Washington
Jas Arthur, corner of Jane and street
West as. VIM Cur 77s Wellington st.
Wm MIaughin ief Pearl cor. WIN. Davies ~ nowT.
Maiden Lane. q VI Miller. lof s'kfaist
WA. Snaft los Nassaust VIM Tc-nox, u M0tt 81,
Checks xot iransieunhle.
Meer. will thsir ticket, by app ina g. Secretary
l07 Nassau WM stuart Secy
fgs atss
The herald., 1837-02-28
I" A rat behind rlle ARA
Dead for a ,lncAt." !"


Dead for a ducst"
The following advertisement appeared on Saturday
morning, in ssmc Of the journals of the city:
aGaeusE.--Mr. Stilkey informs us that he has re-
ceyed from his old friend, Thomas Moody (not Tom
Moody, the whippern) Of Chicago, ten brace of long
tailed Grouse in fine preservation, that will be exhibit
ed 10 connoisseurs and the crack shots Of Gotham
to-day, at Storms Hotel, Broadway two doors from
Houston street. who will be amply repaid for visit
Accordingly, the friends Of the gentlemen assem-,
bIed, in some numbers, anxious 10 examine the Game
and each considering, what day would be most con-
vcnient for them to dine upon such choice fare. The
package was produced-every mouth watsred-it was
opcncd--and To- T'weniy long tailed Rats, were dis
cove cd. Rats-rats-rats, exclaimed one and all
some in vexation and disappontmsnt-som in laugh
ter. The gentleman upon whom the hoax was play
ed is using every exertos to discover the perpetrator
in order to punish him for his wantonness. Then
" Like RAT without tail,
He'll do-henl do-kef do"
The herald., 1837-02-28

If II you want 70 feel happy, healthy, clear-head
ed and full Of life get up in the morning early, rub
yourself all with brush AID cold water break
fast temperatey, talk little scandal not SANDER
eat pleasant dlnner-vist the ladies' in the evening,
and 10 to be at 10 O'Clock. Never fail.
The herald., 1837-02-28

r. The war against the Catholics appears TO have
nearly subsiacd. Does Brownlee, the great oceo'''
or Jumper or Black-Dt Of the religious semlnoes'
has nearly given in. We have net heard Oh "ar''
Monk for many day.
The herald., 1837-02-28

x,r MAJOR Noah, of the Star, is determined 70 u'
ker the constitution He had better expend hs tse'
in mendng the constitution OF Israel.
The herald., 1837-02-28

FAsArrcrss. Susan Cobb, daughter Of Capt.
Cobb, Of Mansfield, committed suicide by hanging
herself while under the effects Of religious excitement
on Sunday, tho 10Th inst
The herald., 1837-02-28

n Mr., Walker, of Mississppi has sent as copy
Of his speech on limiting the sales OF public lands 'o
actual settlersn Docs he expect US 70 readh ~
The herald., 1837-02-28

Coaessa's Ixavss-s-The C6roisr held two in
quests yesterday. The first onthe body of Robert
Pharon who kll from the scafSld erected round the
chimney Of 1866 Chambers street. and was SO dread
fully injured as to cause his death in five minutes after
the accident.
The deceased was native of Ireland and mason
by trade. He was apparently sbout 80 years of age.
Verdict, accidental death.
The second inquest was held on the body of an an
found lying in the street in state Of ntoxcaton, by
the watch. In removing her to the watch house she
died. Verdict, death from ntoxicaton and exposure.
Miss EMMA grove takes benefit tonight at the
Park theatre. This beautiful girl is the daughter of
Mr.. Grove, manufacturer at Birmingham Her an
cesors were respectable and generally of good cir
cumstances. She first appeared at the age of thr-
teen, according to her own wishes as Norval at the
Surry theatre benefit night to Mr.. Dunn. Her per-
formancc that evening having been so well received by
the publc, she was immediately engaged, and from
that time commenced her professional fe She has
been on the stage about five years. having acted n,
various of the prominent theatres in London. and
Theatre Royal, Birmingham.
Her general line of character has been cleversh ira
gedy, though she has with great appeared in
the high order of melo-dramas and comedy.
She came to this country free from any engage
ment, but has finished one engagement at the Park
and one engagement at Philadelphia Her benefit
tonight closes her second engagement at the Park.
Emma Grove OF the first order of theatrical talent
Sheis young lady of finished education, and when
opportunities may be afforded, should not be sur
prised to hear her announced an authoress. We
are disposed TO think that beautiful Emma will burst
upon the world star of the highest brllliancy.
The herald., 1837-02-28

LATEST FROM FLoRIpA.-Anoher battle has been
fought with the Indians-and gallant officer (Capt.
Melon has fallen sacrifice to this intermnable war.
1t is feared that the truce with Jessup but the pre-
luds to renew hostilities.
"The battle took place on the morning Of the 9th
inst. at Encampment, Monroe, at the mead Of Lake
Monroe. This post was attack ed at o'clock in the
morning, and bnsk firing kept up by both parties
until O oclock when the Indians retired. Col. Fam
ming was in command of about $50 regulars and Capt
Percy in command of 80 friendly Indians. Capt.
Mellon u. $. Army was killed. 1t J. T. McLaugh-
lin, and Ia pnvaies were wounded. The hostles were
estimated at or 400 strong When the Indians re-
tired the friendly Indians yelled at and taunted them
all they could TO make them renew the attack-but
not syllable or gun was heard from then."
This is an extract of letter to the sditor Of the
Jacksonville Courier
This ntellgenccis is confirmed by the arrival of the
steamer Cincinnati, at Savannah. The attack was
made, it is supposed by Phillip and his gang. The
battle was furously contested. The loss on the side
Of the hostles is not knswa.
The action must have taken place before the infor-
nation Of the truce could have been received by the
Indians who made the altnck.
cit is the general opinion that the above affair will
not break up the truce existing, nor have any ef-
feet on the course the Indians will pursue in relation
to closing the war by yielding themselves up for re-
moval."
The herald., 1837-02-28

souR PIcxLKs.-Some young gentlemen with
more wit than sense are in the habit of sending to the
infant school in vandewaser street, squantty Of sour
pickles. jus, atthe time ths dIreotresses appear ms
present is accompanied by note written on plnkpa-
per- We beg TO inform these exquisite plnRs' 'na' we
have rod in pickle for them.
The herald., 1837-02-28

Ga.--More grain was sold in Albany on Mon.
day week last than at any period this season.
The herald., 1837-02-28

Ships Garrck, Ro' nson, Liverpool r. X Collins; Hobart Sci
den, New oreansB 3. A LincSni AngeiiUe Nichos
vannah Morell Havana Ellis Havana, Spofard Til
ion Brigs Fide Gill; 81. Croix. Nesmith Leeds Camilla
Nichols Savannah Schn Laconic Dennison, Phadcph az
Trio, Nickcrson. Boston, Victory, Smith Philadelphia; ARRIVAL
Van Geder Baltimore d. b. Crane sno~, Darien Geo. X. NJ
Morning herald., 1837-09-25

SATURDAY, Sept %, 6 r. ~.
The marie, iast week did improve lits comparea With
the pvvioas regards the demand Prices, however re.
about the sane. tlour in uore freely and
saies bavr taken place w. Cot western Beeswsx il selling
fo< &c .Zlc. Turks issrS SALT <, and Livcrpoo a, a
s,i2l. ~ Depsingo Tohscco i4c whslebone s1c ubcb
shows advance The demand Sugars confined princ
psly whkey Estate prison) cells "a 81,
"e have n change TO notice In Beef or Pork.
6-cton sa-G-77o logs Of Mahogany, Isl Dominica, eo,
mon, &C. Crocneis, 15i &c. sotags Pea-nn,s =,
SAC - of Preserved Ginger, SIC ibis Flo,
@ 7ppc Madeira Wine, Goa e2c 10 bales Bombay sep,,
0a7l 10 bale Alexandra do, ic eoco pounds OF Ala,
tan, a4c. ibalc Lqusrice, l,c bale Cannis seed e.
do Annis DO, - 10 conocynt sc. brl Gum Arabic SOC
csk Sal Soda, 1lr. ss sulphur, Sc refined Ii.
ouorice, 2aIc-1 ~cstss
Rn-ri,psr, sept. 27d, r. M--Tobacco--Conn 81 4
dsiirg - fair Ss5" aJa-cood W fine ~ aB
WHEELING. Wal sept l5,h.-Flour $50 g. WHEAT
7saVa Con, " Osts, 3is Lard, &c Rce, T. whiskey,
35r
Slcu1osD, sept 2fs', r. .-yobaaco--whin few DAYS
p~ces advance "A cuing bogshead seldom unaer
f7 from sl0nt a pn',t prices mp 10 es,he TX Of
sales are " a7s-srality common 10 good nidding.
- Nsw oaLr sept i6.-Yiour ~ p &C. Perh. char,
sc2 sN NO se prime ST. p. ~ si5 Lard, q l0i
Rice, C.. Lead, sS-saies
se but when the prices high, dealers very
nl s dics 20 Judge what price viii be paid. The last
sales OF Rice Havana that heard of l7lrs Since
Mat thre " not oar csrgoes have arrived which win aeubt-
less cansea decline ur market cleared ef a the Muse
vsAo sugar Coee scarce large purchases have been
msnd ant prices sdva~eng Stock remaining docs prob
ably exceed io,oeo boxes.
Morning herald., 1837-09-25
l33.7I9.65l


The prices begun 10 improve in 1921 They the
point 1876. That year effected the production
and a. There only 900 difference value with
OF pounds OF cotton We give the alb
comparisons for the present time. The present revusons
seaced in th spring 81 ard will continue through the year
therefore hr crop of 81 and 20 will be effected by H. and
shall accordingly have diminished production the
Ing year.
The crop il coming forward more ree'y-73s bales
reached New Orleans TIE week previous the 10th
ac te receipts this i0s5 baes-ony sale Of
ue had aken place and that lot OF 10 bales I2c
Prime wanted The operations in the old smal--aes
af3aIrc.
The rarket in Augun tGoo on the 2oth about the
last reported hy c bales Of the crop bad
ben receive durng Z previous week-saes Of the
aisl iOlc.
The Savannah market oC the 18th thout change.
The .et In Charleston y also in better demand, but
without any change in prices on the 10th.
Cotton 10 Baltimore the 1l is selling 10 HE
The dsm-ndn Boston the D. ass rather better
Sales Al N &c.,
The demand berc hes much lr rsed. There i, however,
NO change 10 pces. The hand Is sraIsay about
ton4 bs~.
Morning herald., 1837-09-25
MARRIED.

Al 6unngton, Vermont, by the Rev. Bishop Hopkins will
liam hx Esq of sumsrvie Ala, TO Caharine r. Kendall
OF the former place.
Al Staten Isla. Thursday 2lst inst by the Rev. Mr.
place. '' -
On Thursday 2lst inst by the Rev. Mr. ner Board
OF this city. = ~ -
Oh Monday 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr. Nichols Jonathan
Noakes, TO Elizabeth sutton.
n wednesday Goth inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Nichols John H.
norman 10 Elizabeth Price.
on Tuesday, 10Th inst by the Rev Mr. Nichols, Henry
WALL To Mary Smith
a. Throopsyle Tuesday, 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr.
VIM. Lewis.
Morning herald., 1837-09-25

below-sehr Control Cade, for New York Dutch gais
from New York. went up James River yesterday
CHAkL EsToE, Sept 20-Ar Switzerland, Hunt Liverpool
New York. -
SAvANsAH, Sept 19--Ar. Newark, Shapter New York; vi
sor do experienced rough weather on the
sid, Mocezuma Manran, do
NEW ORLEANS. Sept i5-Ar. Hebrew, Carr, New York.
Morning herald., 1837-09-25
DIED.

On Saturday S3i inst John Miller Esq., Alderman
Of the llh Ward
On Sunday 2ih Richard Schroeppe inant of Rich
ard and Mary Hannah Prnnel, months and 25
The friends and relatives Of he family requested
the funeral this afternoon al half O'clock No. "a
Chanber street, without further invitation
On The 7h ins IN Clarkesown Rockland county, NJ Y, Da
vd Robertson aged 70 years. native Of Peh Scotland much
regretted by all that knew him. and lad been for % wears
faithful oifcer in the Bank OF New York.
On Friday 22s inst Elizabeth younge 81 bter Of Dr. b.
B. Edwards, aged years
On Thursday 2s inst Robert w. of Robert Fazonaged
II years.
AZ Asany on Wednesday, Goth inst, Elder Aanson L. Co
year OF his age.
Al his residence in Homer w. the inst, Augustus
Donnelly aged a.
Morning herald., 1837-09-25

yrs,LAs 8 INSTANT, No - Water, adjoinioe the Pearl
a'ce onseners for sale sperm nseed, olive reaca Meats
site prices fJrcah
s<2ins
Morning herald., 1837-09-25

ration
Consumption of the United States, 27,sssoso sss,
Exported, l5oe,eeo
Consumption Of The United States 24,ioo,ooO
Imported, 100000
By this that the two calculations based entirely
different daa agree exactly after adding and taking away the
natural variations.
On these remarkable calculations reflections arise
They show that the grain crops OF naen greater in the
aggregate than all the other crops and manufactures together
Cotton tobacco and manufactures all valuable ele
of national wealth. but the farmer and his products beat
them Of sight The great moral and physical strength Of
nation therefore in its grain growing districnot in its cot
ton rice, mining manufacturing districts
Aguint is evident that the import at time, OF wheat
feur into nation, is point compared with its
produce He don't beiev that there the slightest necessity for
tie importation off sngt bushel during the last ten
The Of 1886 have been short but have the
slightest Doubt but there actual for Tho popaa
ion BY the clamor Of Spectators and their prnsuch
infamous journal of Commercewhsat and -four have
raised in the price appeared large foreign
merchants they shipped great qusnes here compete
with farmers For the last months these mporishave been
oseng business and although stated that during the last
weeks 100000 bushels Of grain arrived here is sold
great loss TO the shipper
Agan-it well the history of bread stus
nation could import weeks supply Of fod without causing
universal bankruptcy and ruin all and manuac
The whole supply required by the crowded popula-
ton Of England does exceed fpo days o days and
hafsupply tor the worst years.
The fertile crops of the present season, in this country bid
fair give quantity export Efforts may be made
by SPECTATORS prevent fall in the price, but doubt
whether they succeed The surpusses OF aere
wheat growing districts will FIRST supply the wants OF the cot
ton and manufacturing districts OF our own landthe balance
will be exported the whole world BY another calculation
estimate that the foreign export Of flour, made from the
present CROP will be 100000 Of barrels s. per
rel making $40 ST. either be added
the value Of exports for 1887 In exported Of
alned he ndcir
OF 1887 resemble 1877 remarkable extent
shall show hereafter.
Morning herald., 1837-09-25
Export In 1919
Export In 1890
39,s63,i07
Si,21i,sD


Thus great increase Of export without the
The prices oil isls According the foregoing table
the export demand increased about one-thrd.
gradual increase in the production OF continued
1927 inclusive In e28 the growth fell off
seraby occsoUcdby the revulsens 3 and 26 which did
not eH. CT the cotton crop until 2s
Quantity Yaiue
Export In 1877 Isl 3lo,Il5 lbs S29,350 SIS
Export in 1923 ll0,59o,i63 lbs. 22,4s7219
Morning herald., 1837-09-25

JESSE CADY. Auctloneer.

JESSE CADY, Auctioneer
d ,trestrbs Day, at bali pas, easa. in i.s, to 81,
purchasers. for Cash, large and general OF shA
hardware cutlery TALL goods bats combs, fancy soap cs
ing, guns pistols drks lc with assortment Of goods salt
I'd the Ssuthern and Western market TOO numerous
ton II advertisement of this Kind.
Al Private SsleL0 900 dozen Combs assorted Nh linda
1000 cards Blrmmgbam and Sheffield Cuuery OF everyvs
riety mag inable
1900 dozen Collars and Bosoms.
lose0 Needles, assorted from IL, HHnnng sand 0ernn
5000 gross Buttons Cos. Vest an1 rear suojec,
ture, which wnl be taken in pay ,aenL
Also, Snuff Boxes, Pins, kc. &c. kc.
Also, German, French, and Rhode Island Jewelry, Sss
priced Watches, Guard Chains &C Misty
wM MLOU GIiIiN, Auctloneer.
kA r. y. BkARNs a. CO., HoEt's Building cor
80 aer OF Wall and r. rlt-1his Day, ock, at thc
lon % oo Hardware. Cutlery consisting OF pen pocket
on cards and In dszens; scissors Ia dozens and ..
Ssrus needles double and singled
caps t1nncs knitting needles, hooks AID eyes, &c 1c
ra.y as-Sonssing OF double extra cologne, har O.
Ps.,uneIy rlench ard English soap, lavender water &C
shoes
Also, an invsicesf Jewelry-Conssny s ear-rng ana--
riags, watches. breastplns, chains, &c ~
EDMuND y Pnki Err, Auctloneer.
l. BERG PORTER, ll2 Fulton st., csruer OF Dutch ST.
offer for sale large OF splendid c,y made
well worthy the attention OF those wishing to purchase Ak
superior piano i0rtes, fancy goods nc. s9-tf
NEW YORK TATTEn 50 LLs.-lke r.rua
public sales OF Horses, Carriages Harness &c count
tstake place tins well known establishment every Monday
at II O'clock.
The neTt sale will commence Monday, September o.
NJ IL O'Clock. All Horses, Carriages, &c Dtenaed Tor this
sale be ssown and entered before Saturday
Sept y, al O'clock r. NJ horse will be offered n
auction unless registered in time for the catalogue.
JOHN w. WATSON, 40 Broadway
b. At Private Sale very handsome Caria
one and two horses-ncw and second hand. SO
Morning herald., 1837-09-25

vrO THE EAFFLtCTED.-Dw.W VILLA Ns,
u INDIAN SPECIFIC SYRUP, ALL or Hr RBS-Ii
i generally known In this Country herb medicine
the safest and hes, medicine This Indian Specific syrup v
cure Dyspepss, L,r Compans Chsl rs Crsmp. Choics.
Cholera Morbus shornt~ of Breath strseb,nes of The
Breast iddnss IL The Head, Loss of Appetite Pain IN The
Breast Fever and que Rheumatic Pains, Gou Coughs
Colds and can be taken with safety
her by certify that IN taking bos cf Dr. wilans In
dian SPECIFIC syrup rect Of III. aud
pres ure and n i-ery Ia my breast.
New York, Sept 20, 1887
certify that IN taking bottle o< Dr w,LmsI Indian
Spechc syrup, EN- now cured of the Dysprpsia rd
sure and misery IN my breast and head LEWIS,
New York, sept -, 1887
certify that since have taken Dr william Indian spee.
nc syrup although my compliant brea and bead have
s~en Of ong standing, satsied nv taking ba, few
times that u viii cure J MACK, iJ5 Thomas street
New York, September 20, 1877.
have been takrg Dr. wams Indian Specific Syrup, and
feel satisfied that the be~ ant quickest medsciue or thu
dypsps and pressure and he bead and sbortse q
ABRAHAM TAyLeR, NO. Is Church sree,
New York, sept n, 1857.
This 70 certify fha, when len Baltimore Tor my health
vas - weak With the compliant my had and brras that
Thought could not reach New york. limmsdiate com.
men ed tnhsg WiauS ID;isn Specific Syrup, have b~cr
hng two veess, and reterr hCr rsjosci-g s
good heslh. HaRRrEr BWTLkR, Hih 4
; docrs from sharpe -, Haltnncre.
New Yors, sept 20, 1871.
rorssle NJ NJ q. si~curs soe Brce<wavg y w. TF,r,.
60 cer Brefdway AMI Chsmh~r aod Thcs Gr, cnt
Drug store, fcrsero Broadway ssd alher street
al lss
Morning herald., 1837-09-25

eminent economist that the annual average of the
wheat crops the three kingdoms estimated al 900
bushels Of whes valued E6oeoeoos Now by the recent
in England and making allowance for
since TAKEN probable the population will number
between twenty-five and twenty three millions of people
Taking the medium, and making calculation
men the annual average wheat crop made into our the
United States, tive bushels OF wheat making barrel of our
would on the British standard, be equal to "a 100000
barrels Of -four nearly The two calculations would
pare thus:-
Consumption of -four in the United States calcu.
lated ON the ration OF the United States army
barrels 1921, ,0e0
Flour manuiacu ured in the United States, calcula-
ted on the averages Of the British estimates 900
Difference, 5,52i, ,o0a
The remarkable coincidence between the TWO calculations
based entirely different clements Is striking at the first
glance This coincidence becomes sowhen we look
rowy the history wheat and Hour trade Of both
nearly half century II IS well known that the
British esapire been grain importing nation. Their po
puaton generally their production of wheat Now
remarkable fact that the earliest time up to year
the United States have exporting couay During the
present century up 1885, the average expectation OF our
from the United has been barrelssoetnes
high as 0O~ bile the into England to make up
their deficiency has been fully double that quantity BY put
ting both items together would the exact diff
ference the two calculations have given-aad ii
sngulary enough happens that they almost make up the
ration
BGrels.
Consumption of the United States, 27,s24ooo
Exported, l,50e,9eo
-26, 100000
Consumption Of The United States 74,ioo,OOO
Imported, 100000
-1610
Morning herald., 1837-09-25
Cotton Market.

SATURDAY, Sept. 23d, O'Clock, r. NJ.
Cotton the thermometer OF all commercial transactions
The slightest revulsoss in trade effects this grand staple The
production o which will hereafter the trade Of the
whole world Every year adds TO the importance that
tachcd this article The growth and trade continued
remarkably steady ron the 1900 1884, Amer that
.ste lai5 continually vibratngrem 1915 1920
here steady export demand In 1920 took fresh
as win be by the following tables:-
Quantity Haiue.
Export In 1919 87,997,045 lbs. S2l l,e8l ,76g
Export In 1890 lH,86ol52 lbs 22,s03 668
Morning herald., 1837-09-25

ROAR DE Rs - Gentlemen v nh thsir N,,yes or single
- gentlemen, be accommodated witt r,.vs ana
board. by applying at ~ Grand 81 sis- i'm.
Morning herald., 1837-09-25

EOR SALE-A frstraie liquor Establishur rn .;tua,eJ
No los Broadway, corner Of Grand street. now dong
gosd oesse,s The above place has lease
og iher with the stock and futures sod Aarg lin
the only re.son The owner has for selling the above place is
as 81 - '~'r'''
Morning herald., 1837-09-25
SutIfOrd Point.

MARINE pAvlLION.-Ths delightful sungrerrs !.
A tree, now open for the reception Of compsny rte
SEASON benR suatcd directly The board renders
place very healthy location. also pie s.sDt ~ ualon
where an abundance cf fos be- had also ssc
bathing.
Termei per day t6 per week The WEI stocked
with choice wiDes-st stabing covnmodious
~ b. Carriages illness all upon the arvl
q the slesos New Haven, to convey pa ngrrs directly
o. The Point. aul26ws RICHARD WELD