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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-20

Ngw yosS, July 10th, o'clock PM
Tca de- today beed very inactive hone the tea sales
thst are advertised take place tomorrow and nex, .v win
put better feeling the market Tho four trade Il very
light weernis selling In small parcels sirecep,s con-
tinne light The market Inactive We rcm,rl
sales OF 1000 bushels German wheat s 9s o 40
rye We aso remark further sales Of rs,.
bunch 1911 iie cents 2i5 DO do =, 57
s2l cents Muscsel IS % cents, 81 boxes bloom
At 10 aga.
AUCTION sse5 bags coffee cents; 20 kegs herrinss
% eeass 10 bs o. IS cents IS quarter bunch
rsisins 81 20 boxes lemon syrup sLs5; bags
rye ~ 200 empty bags att cents ~ casks mad.
Receipts II Produce-3i7 aour 81 do. provisions
tubs butter.
Nrw ORLEANS, July a. M-sugsr prime 5a5ic.; inferior
moderate demand Molsscs Leyet, 20 per
gallon sales plantation, 20 2ic, sales BacopHsms, ~
&c rer 10, canysssd 10 iot dol mddings 70 do'
Beef-Me.., Nsper bri. limited demand prime, TO- Flour
superpe el2 1881 scarce sales fine Gil per bril- sacs
Leaa-r a,,ci bar 7ls per H. Tobacco 9sali-
.se ss-[iverpoca coarse 81. Hne sp7s " per sael
sales Turks Island per hushel % 5sc DO do Fregh-
Coton-To liverpool III. per ~; HAVE cent; New York,
&C. TobeceoTo Cowes and market per hid 56s 3d. Brc-
men and Hamburg direct 3esi New York per hid ISL
ALEXANDRIA July time of NAB
ing out our report -four had been receivedfor had
arrive Hssn ground y. % offered.
BsLrIsoss, yuy Ia Fom-There Il no change in the
prices ofncwar sour Retail sales are msIine frc
,,ores a. ~ snd the wagon price Isl AS "a Of City
Ms ncnr - IN s1t, according quality 0rsin Sells
81 Nv % w ~ oegn whss were nsde yss.erdsy u
creisn rrds1 ssos no per bcshe parcel ~ new VIZ.
GINA wheat sold yesterday Al ana today parcel M
low Carolina on terms not transpire
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-20
M d n u r NJ A II K E II.
Wedne sday. July 10. 4 p. M .

We given below of other bank bills in our c
ty paper will be from this table, still
balance against the other cities disproporionae
degree This will everbe the do what other
may. ony the commercial centre of the Republic
but the monetary centre.
United States bank bills par specie St Louis
and many other western towns. II great oversight in
Mr. Biddle to suffer them be lie should
have made sacrifice keep them equal city bills
Yet spite OF the of the government, and all these DIM
cues his notes looked superior 10 any other SO
much for the value of National Bank Mr. Bddes even
after is dead and greater influence than
the whole 700 banks of the country.
Things have back their woned dizziness T. > bank
shares closed ll2a
Nothing much attention as the movement or
the Renouncing party Talk may the intimacy OF poll
tics and commerce completely established in this country
that getting along without attending to the progress
of The government and the currency can never will
be divorced
Specie today is going steadily. Checks Philadelphia
at per cent.
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
During the whole day, the money uncommony
inactive and Hardly thing doing. There
in the and stock markets. and there
is every appearance will time to come All
capitalists of town, taking in the
countryvisng the Shore rueating in the groves Of
Long Island. The banks full ofmoney and little business
doing The bullion offices the only active places OF bust
Here there something for exporaon and pay
ment of the foreign debt.
In the general business the city little doing but
altogether in cash. The dry goods auconeers have entirely
changed their system The of such sales n these days
for cash. and prices varying from so 60 under
last years prices few merchants in town from the
try, but nothing in comparison to former times
great deal Of bad feeling generating among the iobbe
against the dry goods auconee In consequence selling for
cash. and the great reduction Of price, the stocks the hands
OF the jobbers diminishing rapidly value rendered
almost unavailable On this point have received several
severe articles against the auconeer but of pub
lie we evil but much benefit arising reduction
OF price, and return to the cash system. correspondent
quests To blow John aggery Sons, they
for cash. at prices so cheaper than formerly If
be So we take il to be material improvement the
trade and give them credit accordingly These obbers
have old stocks laid in at high prices grumb, but why
should the public AT large be discontinued We wish
more such instances TO record II such be the Mr. H.
doing better business than making speeches Court of
Sessions
Some time stated that the during the
Last had turned to be very We ought
have exempted the grocery and outdoor business II
guar fact that while the Of dry goods Dealers who fell
in the revusn, hardly worth Is 20 dollar
those least equalto rs and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-20

VALPAt Also, March 3l-Our market has been ndereny
supplied with North American hourdurng quarter
prices ranged from $2 l6 barrel
The present stock on hand follows New York 4s4 barrels
Richmond superne, good and esh would bring SIT per
brl on board mos Domestic goods both White and
brown are scarce and wantedS3 SO most saeabe IA
teas sheahng 2per beet and pork hardware glassware
a bSssos AxnEs May a-Flour-No North American in
81 do; do weighing % 2i lbs 20 20 do do ,aed rs a
~ di horse hides 10 ii d. ones 1926 $50 per thousand
WOOL common, 50 u per arroba Exchange on the United
States ~ per u. s. dollar
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-20
Provision Markets.

New YORK, WEDNESDAY, July 10TH
we have no alteration for the report in ae price
butchers meat poultry How, indeed expect these
articles at reasonable rate long the butchers pro-
tecedb the laws of the corporatonand there attorney
Dusty engaged in evyng fines those who disregard these
unconstitutional laws is their existence which draws
from the pockets of citizens from eight millions
dollars year. the produce of their aors merely
to increase the of the city few thousand dollars
while protects adssracefu monopoly and party
purposes the votes Of those who by this shameful
state OF things That perfectly justified exposing the
vile impostions pracsed in the articles living will appear
evident comparing the following report Of prices in Wash
ngon on Saturday last which copy the National In
teigencer;
CENTRE MARKET, July 10Th, 1837-Ths market was very
plenfuly supplied with butchers vegetables and fruit
on Saturday last We noticed with pleasure that the prices
quoted their prices in this journal The onay Of
r rim s am xegeaoes was generally very excellent We sub
Mutton es' a5Gm pom 81 81 70 ~ Is cents per pound
Fine Lamb from ron s2s to 7seen's per quarter
Butter , from lsl to . cents per pound
Potatoes from 20 to IS ce Is per peck
Beets cucumbers cymins squashes, very abundant and
BBasgberries from 10 l2l cents per quart.
Blackberries very abundant and cheap.
Beet, 10 to Ice per To- Beef. 10 lfc per ~.
Mutton, l0d do. Mutton, '0c. do
Veal, . to Icy do. Lamb, l0c do.
r fa%D' ii Il de- de- Ve''' to io' do
Chickens ist IS ss i, Is, do p'''
Ducks, S. per pair.
Geese, SIS each
Butter, Is. 3D. per Id.
Eggs, l2tc for8.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes, l2l cts. half peck. Cucumbers 7 for H.
Raspberries s cts a basket Asparagus, Is. bunch.
Spnage &C. half peck Cherries, &c per H.
Green Peas, &c. do. Turnips S. buslsL
Apples As barrel
Salmon 2s. per Id. Green Turtle, Is. Sd. ID.
Striped Bass, l0c. do. IIaddock, &c. do.
Holhbut, loo. do. Porgies, &c. do.
Eels l2c. do. Cod, &c. do.
Rock Bass, Is. do Lobsters &C. do
Sheephead,2 s do.
FUM.
Hickory, ST. load. Pine, $I25 TO-
Oak, $l.50 do Liverpool Coal $40 pr chad.
Anthracite, 80 so per ton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-20

II NV HONSF, UTsFN GOV
NJ L. This delightful and healthy summer residence,
he surpassed in the neighborood York. fos
saulry Of mir aud beauty Of scenery. open the
crpon ant bosrers wishing
enjoy the country, with the advantage OF good bathing
fishing will find Glen Cove House desirable and
ncal retreat.
The House and unds have undergone iuniciaus
teralens and improvements since last Bath HOUSE
has ao been erected for the ch0reu
The subscriber hi friends and the public thai
tons shall be waniing contribute Ia their comfort.
The steamlo. American Eagle leaves Fulton market shy
every afternoon for Glen Cove House. O'Clock Sunday
Observation-Disclosures leaves Glen Cove House,
kIs.iws JOHN ~ coYNE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-20

Philadelphia, July I8-Ar Comet. Sutton New York -cpd
Swaa Eldredge d. -
Mobile July l3-CPa Tecumseh, Suydam, New York.
Savannah, July l4-Ar. Georgia, Talbot New York; Wm
Taylor Ifoey, do. - ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-20

DE pOLyMPE, painted from nature, by Boudet, OF the
French School, now exhibiting No II Park Row
ALSO, The celebrated STATUE OF CLEOPATRA,
which has been exhibited in of principal cities Of The
Union, Ia the admiration OF thousand visitors
From O'Clock A. NJ TO TO- r. NJ Admission Is cts. each.
ADJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ Small change shIngs sixpences ten and five
ter dollars Apply at the desk ofthis Office jy26it
u THE GLIDE BOAT-Messrs. VIM L Henry Roberts
White and David Webb te Tadv Wanio or
their gentlemasy after the and I'M
kind assistance to the Glide jy2c-it4
oNEH OST-A sum OF money was dropped yester-
who handed Of he the driver viii be rewared
by leaving the balance AT No IS Plat v2O
KriN Hi Ftifs W: Mn Sa.di w. Sit
and placed where the hes troublesome will few hours
and s,orekeepes general viii lind invaluable For sale
at9oobroadway. Price one shilling bottle. jy2e-3lr
LOR SAiE-A Farm containing G2l acres Tor 100 acresl
Of level and fertile land situate Iunn gton Long Island
about mile north Of the miadIe turnpike and The
ne OF smhtownwith dwelling house, barn and build
nss all nearly new, For further particulars enquire Of the
UNDERSIGNED .er near the premises.
a LADY capable Of tachisg The plain branches Of an
- English educaton wishes 70 obtain situation
objections The country Would &c wiling 10 20 to ohio
Inc adss to r 4 % would be
Herald, VIII meet with immediate attention. is2o3t#
0 ~ BOAT a.; RAG win take place this day O'Clock
ors Of e sor for s sCa medal medal and The
&s Pesk Slip VI ''f dian o Wheat
jy2OltF KING & DUNEAU
y superior description daily sale at the
BoweIy steam Confectionery Saloon No. Boaery op.
Drops and large and general variety
res. ZOO !,
NlBLO'S GARDEN.-TTIS EVENING July goth
L Y l657-CONPLETE 81 &C ESS-Second Niuhtof
LES VAUDEVILLES,
which last Tuesday evening received ON their frs, m
presentation, with accamaons OF delight from ami
iash.onablc aucence.
This evening The entertainments viii commence O'Clock
precisely with NJ Scrbes in one ac,
never performed in America translated Chapeau
Du General, - -
LAMi A LA COeR-Col. d. Legarde, Mr. Plumer-Mme
dLagarde, Mrs Bailey. '>'
The amuserlenfs bi ybiy ron,,r
devile. translated from the French called r~i' -
LA CHAUMIEkE SUISSE, or WHY DON'T SHE MAP.
Ri!.3Natz, John sefton-L isete, Mrs. Knight.
o. limited number of Season Tickets will he disnosed or
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-20

lDutch) Henderson, Batavia do Dr. brig Hector WIsoe
Laekaw ana Lambert. Wilmington N C.; Edward Amelia,
Bakesion, Portsmouth, NJ III Chas. Carroll, Willard, Para
NTH Leeds; Ann Eliza somers, Richmond; Page Hale
ship sarsh& Azetia Gardener, Canton, March 8th to d.
Ship Congress Bssel Gulf of CALIFORNIA days. to How
Forest 49, y '" '" 'e
ship Transit, Thomas Rio Nunsr Aca days, TO order
Brig Veo, Liscomb sydney, n ;. Is days, Stevens
ship Angelque, Nichols, Savannah days. to johnson
ship scotland Merryman Liverpool May 25 with mdue to
Bark Constitution volkman, Bremen 10 Casper MeierS Co
sch Portsmouth, shnn Norfolk Va 18th inst sturgess
Sch WIN 5. Pickett Tilet, Edestos NJ dayste master.
Schr. Eugeue, Barton swansborough ~ C., to H. warng
sehr nsnd. Bradley Virginia, days. bound to New liza.
schr Lucy Nancy weseo,t, Blue Hin, sdays
schr Iiermosa, Cbtisn. Rhmond.s days, 10 order
Schr. Director, Post York River days TO master
schr Xr.dne TOWNSEND Rcsmead sy 70 ~ MASTER
schr New York, iioxe, Ne~bern, N. c. days, toJ.
scbr James Russell, Deming Richmond days. to master
schr George wheaton, Somers, Richmond days
Br schr Rambler, McKennon Pictou, II days. to Barclay
scbr Pembroke, Kindrick, Eeibura days, to order.
sehr Sarah Eliza, Owen, Ocracock, days. with wheat
sehr Edgar, HqlI, Virginia. days, tomaaer.
Latham 4 Middleton
Below ship Drigs, raiuy.
MEMORANDA
Speedy Keeis-The revenue cutter Hamilton Lieut Scott,
With csp, rescyal on board started from her anchorage or
Mays wharf bosios n " A. on Friday, and sand
wch-was detained there an hour and half and reiurncdto
~" ST. ~, - ., ~" ~ :" , IT,, SUI uay
n1ne. me sp'sninu pot boat Hond, captain Matthew
,area,,nng her nass,g. III ~. ,,,,asl ~ L..
bo,r, IA a, n;n,es NJ, ,.e 80 ' ,is ~ =
Thai our milo, boats - IN moi IL lii chance sss
onr Rostan friend ,ry THE Uay,,t i 49,, r,,.p ~ R,
Is,i.sr WV Inn, he Iadenenence washiagaon III, ,r,
m sn;,h i,f,yee wa Ravar e,,ber one IN ,,s,n mi
challenge Immediately before she i Oft on her eycnr.
III they don't shall Ten-sy" Captain
-, or the beautifully modelled Ceieser Captain s.
against the Vorn,f nr snv ,mount they will pease "a 40
sure are thai no boat n Ills world can lea, either ~ onp
The D~t fallen In with "a inst nv Inc trIe, =, Bos,op svd
from New York, 27h schooner the day before
OF dmase near the same place taking ou
the cargo. This probably Dart and after being
stripped she probably fire, may have been
damaged BY lightning Vessel and outfits valued at 1850
1890 insured in Boston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-20
Cotton Market,


New YoRK, July 10, 8 r. NJ
Byour attentive correspondents from the SOUTH learn
the manufacturers at the north in the mskeihs owing
othe duinution in the imports from England
shipment Of goods that already imported BY this
the southern factors expect
this the English hearing news
will account Of sanusy than any thing
purchase make goods ship to this
try their account The above together
tnued heavy reraances in this staple, will make
trade very fAir.
The manufacturer in this country well knowing TO the
way the present revusions going to take.
Our New Orleans aavices the 18th fact
OF great decline in specie This heavy
retance making England from that port and that
BaRk OF the United States IL still In the market Sales
the 10th AMI ih at ~ cents.
We have accounts from 0reenyie, Ala. the 7th n
market rather dul-no change in prices
In our market todaywe have but very little say
sales extremely light We do alter
Import today from Georga bales from Alabama
fe8baes-togcther, 1lo7 bales.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-20
Auction sales.
JESSE CADY. Aur,,o.ssr

JESSE CADY, Anctioneer.
ID sireetTbs Day, half past O'Clock in lots ~ sui,
pure for cash. large and general assortment Of shelf
ing, pistols dns nc, with assortment Of goods suit
ed 10 the Southern market TOO numerous m men,
uon ~ m advertisement OF this kind.
AZ Private Sale-I000e dozen Combs, an kinda
riety imaginable.
o0o Needles assorted from i2 Hemnngs and Germas
aoeo gross Buttons Coat Vest anA Pearl subject to deen
Also, SNUFF Boxes, Pins, ae 1c Sc
Also German, French, and Rhode Island Jewelry; low
priced Watches, Guard Chain, &c. n,s3.Iys
~yD NJ WhiD. Aucroneer
Is street, corner q Msi.r = CO. store NO aa Pearl
ton rooin Hardware, Cutlery CONSISTING az men ocLet and
a,h h" M arcs anh ~ dossn scissors dozens and
cats eues ~ canhis,ts AMI bundles double singled
pectacles steel and brass Larreed pistols percusso
caps, imsles knitting needles hooks and eyes, &C. &c.
Fancy Geods-Conssng Of double extra cologne hair Oh
porumery, French and English soap lavender water 20
Also an invoice OF coHbs buttons collars bosorn boots and
shoes.
Also, nvsice ct Notwithstanding Of earrings anper
rings. watches, breast-pns, chains &c. &C. ia
NEW YORk TAITIc i,sa Lts.-Ihe regular
public sales OF Horses Carriages, Harness. &c. continue
take piece this well known establishment every Monday
al y O'Clock.
l. o'clock noen and all Horses, Carriages Ne inenied
for this se be ssown and entered on or before saur
JOHN ". WATSON, 446 broadway.
AT Private aud second hand Carriages for
and Horses double and single Harness-Korns
patent Fly-nets &C yla
New York Joint stock Exchange Company
NO. rosrNE BUILDINGS, WALL STREET,
CITY OF NEW YORK.
u Foreign and Domestic Exchange Gold and SILVER
all kinds OF Uucurren Money bought and sold je20-3m'
Vanilla Cream Candy,
ANUfAcTURED by
III. NJ Ii 1. - AZ '.
INVENTOR AND PROPRIETOR OF TIE RECEIPT.
l3l WILLIAM sTREET, NEW YORK.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-20

CLEARED.
ShiDs President, Chadwick, London j. GrswoId Handle.
mst,sehupcy Dutch Buyky, Batavia, DE Ruy,er Diana
!Duch) Henderson, Batavia, do Br brig Hector Wilsoo
Daiaousc brig Clara, Gam ST. Croix DAM Robertson
Lackaw ana; LAMBERT Wilmington, N. c.; Edward Amelia
Balkeston, Portsmouth, N. H.; Cha Carroll Willard Para
Fqnerem Co. Schrs Halcyon, Watson, Tobasco, Mes,
Boston. So N'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-20
n ssiTtse me AIs.
DAnN vniaArns rms EVENING vim \.

pAkH rHfsArhsi THIS EVENING win be
Il performed =
vICTORINE-Mr. Boaassus, Mr. Chippiadae-Blaize Kee.
ley-Cmsar Chaneleupe, MISUNDERSTANDING, Mrs Kelley
Eliza, Mrs Vernon.
To conclude with
CHARLES THE TwELFTH-Adam Brock, Mr.. Latham
Charles eth Chppndale-Major vauberg, Rchings-Eu-
olga, Miss Melton.
III Doors open at 7-perormaaces II O'Clock
Boxes SIP. so ceats-Gailery Is cents
AMEvyCAN TaEA-nr. 80 ERy-
"A GABRIEL RAvEL5 BENEFIT-THIS EVENING
VIII he
Is HE JEALoIs!-B Mr. G. Barret-IIarriet, Mrs,
q. Barrett
Alter which
TIE RAVAL FAMILY will make their appearance the
Tight Rope
To conclude with
1LLUsTRi0NS SIRANGER-Billy Bowbel Mr.. Gates
Abouliar Mr. Jamie Gnbo Adds-Fatima, Mrs. Con-
u Doors open al 6t-performaaces u O'Clock
Boxes % ccnts-Pt 37t cenp-ejaery Is cents.
EHANH NlHr!AThL--THIs EVENING, Will
u be presented
THE FaENCn SPY-NIath de de Merc Henri St Anne
"a French Lancerl llamet Caramaay, Wild Arab Bow
Mrs Lewis-Colonel De Courcy, Mr.. Harrison.
To conclude with
NATURE AND PIiLOSOPIY-Col Miss Alexina Fisher
Eliza, Miss Powell.
IL Doors open commence al IA O'Clock
precisely Boxes % cen,s-Pt IS cents.
on " TH ga .R F-Broadspoy, opposite ST. Pmrs
~ Church-IlIIS EVENING, will D. presented
MY WIFE AND Tom, Mr.. Cowell-Ellen, Mrs. CowelL
Al er which,
MY FELLOW CLERK-Tactic, Mr. Thayer-Julict snooks
Mr. CowelL
Toconclude with,
POPPING THE on ESTION-Mr. Primrose, Mr.. Cowell-
Bobbn, Mis-. Cowell.
Doors open before O'Clock. Performances will com.
mencc at before o'clock Admission to Boxes so cents Pit
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-20

Making, together with the amount on plantation .ssoaa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-20

mAm GIGRTT5y Hdf}SEI PAu Gr;,r, AZ

VIIsLr HOUSED IT.. GKTFFITH.
respectfully informs hi, friends and he pub
ic, that he Will give Cotion Party Hamilton House On
MONDAY EVENING, July 9th. The Stear.boat IiERCIJ-
Les Captain Conkn, will leave the foot Delaney street
5ociock Catharne street Ferry past O'clock and Inc
foot Of Canal street. at O'Clock; and proceed ne 10
Fort Hamilton where the company will have a opportu
nifty OF viewing the Fort previous Ia the Ball
Price Of tickets Submitting Gentleman and Ladies' to
be obtained ct Mr. g. nj his residence q Chatham street
on board of the Boat. ' "
N; b. celebrated Co,ion Band is engaged. Leader, Mr.
Dsdworth. iyoo'ars
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-20

RROACH ,.OSr.-A large Fiorentins Mosaic Breach,
- supposed 10 have been dropped Browers stages
between Union place Franklin street or in Franklin Il
between Broadway and Hudson street The finder will e
suiialy rewarded ~ leaving said III Water street
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