The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-05

The Chaneery sale o24o lots the nth Ward under the direc
ton Of took place yesterday in the Sales Room
Of Fakn andJenkns This property belonged the estate Of
the Thomas H. Smith There three buildings IT, and
quantity be filled sold for the aeg
purpose paying due the Of the late
It'll supposed that the real objects
title Of he present The whole
nearly all brought thong company large
Thepnces Of last and their highest
fully sustained all Appearances They went high
$1,000 to ~, 500 per lot
On making inquiry nts the facts of this sale persuaded
that the bought for the benefit of
the real propneos and complete their title wedo not believe
this sale be OF the real market value OF lots on 'h
island We believe there is uggle in the matter some way or
other No reproductive property at this moment ana IN the pre-
the moscy market fetch the nominal prices OF
last year Probably fall may be considered fully al to 2
ceR Yet there and clubs operating these sales
for purpose giving fictitious value to real estate that does
net Weld single Of few days real sales
were ATTEMPTED but nothing could be affected In Wall street.
bonds and mortgages real full per
usual and unproduetve property exactly fix the
value Rentssarticua rents the march diminu
ton. Dwelling houses more firm.
But while real estate moving in this stocks making
start United States fallen off little but supposed the
Bank has intention odepesng the prices and then the
millions the The fancy stocks locking
up rapidly Long Island Rail Road has started Saturday
per cenlUca also i looking upand the rail roads generally
beginning feel hearty happy There good de al of inquiry
abou Long Island apsears this road nearly finished Je
cho Every ockhoder of 100 shares is entitled to free ticket
Macy preparing bu cottages the line, and will be ready
spring TO make a start.
Bat while such the encouraging appearance stocks
market continues tight and high
the of The last six months capitalists have been
toned their and per that nothing but a struggle
compel them to etumto their old legal As banks have
got through their annual there that the
supply of money should be adequate the demand Blu
has been much tailed and the wants OF the
merchants by they few months
II The of do not therefore return by the LIST of
February legal will entirely bued to the conduct
Of the banks Taking the banks fair specimen
there speae their vaults for third increase their circu
aton We expect also, few weeks, that the first nstam
Of the surplus will be distributed to the Tn
nearly millions lfhe states demand this
specie, they right do, it would indeed
pressure for a time Bat with good arrang
Treasury Department, the transfer be made without
Congress has not done thing respecting the numerical
jects before likely do Yet the sales Of public lands
continuing usual These lands very different
from unproducve los in tho ncighborhood ofou large
Prices Of Stocks the N. York Exchange. Jan 4.
u s. Bank lis, lir, lat, r. Trust Co. 1891, a. 81,
Bank of Am Ohio rust Co. 1l3,
Phonix Bank lIsi, ~ Y. In Co. no.
Del and Hud s., Mohawk A X 79, 81, 81, ST.
b of = OF N " 1861, Pat, ON r. H., 81
Morris Canal Co ssh, st,7, Harlem X. Il. 6i,4l
Kentucky Bank, s9t o. B,rto Prov X. Il 1903 ~, II,
Planters Bank, Tenn l0a, 81, 1,
New Hope d. Del. Bridge ca. 49, Utica r. n. 100, l9l
Illinois Bank. 95t, 5, L. r. Il. "A, 81
N q. Canal Co "a, !, II, Canton Co. col,
N o. Gas Co. 80,
Prices of Stocks at Philadelphia, Jan. s.
u. Bank ii4I, 49, Del. and Hudson s6l, 81,
GxaTd Bank, SIS,