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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02
MORNING HERALD-sMuP NEWS.
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Will, Orrweld Pensacola Traffic Rose Philadelphia; Ca
ico, Lombard NOrlean, Leila Merre 81 Perres and Mar
nique Repeater Smith, Wilmington, NC; Nnetta, Bay.
more philadelphia salem. E'redge, boston Caroline,
Brooks washington NCi WIN Frances, Flowery. Havana
Excel Sherwood, Savannah; soon Buchanan New Orleans
Reside L.rgiey, Boston, Aaamant Goodrich, Tsnerae,
Olive Bigeow, Sydney Baltimore, Funck, Hsvre Glide
Queen (sl Roberts Londoa Sosr sturses Charleston; os.
afio, Bradsh, Lsndopi CamSridee, Bursey, Liverpool
1900. Arrived.
gvracke ship Roscoe Glover I'm Liverpool Oct a. dr 10
Grinnel Minturn & Co
ship silvasus Jenkins Barker I'm Liverpool Oct D. mds
j N Clark. w
Ship Frsneona, BLAZE I'm Liverpool 9sd Sept dr to Scott
h MerrelI, 200 Passrs, Rawson Nc MURRAY
ship Adirondack, HagrsH I'm liverpool Oct a. mdr to
a n Dyson. 4 ~ q -
Hamburg barb C.shsvs., slsecoo 90 de- I'm Hamburg dr
10 ID Schmidt o. r%ssrs.
" bsL Eagle ss'snes - asys IN RocfsT. brandy
seigncte. -.
Norewosd &Co.
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crease 1880
bale, 20 SAT

This has gone forward principally from the southern
ports The Exports from New YORK city comparatively
less than last year There orders for cotton from
England southern markets, but limited at below
the prices ruling there Holders generally
ios. to sell but will not yet concede to this reduction All
the acc in representing the crop larger
before The estimates formed on the state OF the
cron. in ,he neghbohood Of Tuscaloosa Alabama make
the aggregate crop high $4,000 600 bales These
accounts should, hswsve', De received wt caution They
are put forth by the spectators who, the early
par holders, AID raised the cry Of short
crops 10 sustain the prices Of their stocks Having disposed
OF ihe they exsgerate the CROP order again
to enter market At low prices There Is undoubtedly
greater extent of land under cultivation sui labor
peyea than before aud the crop will be about IS per
cent larger than last year. which will be 81 100 600
This the estimate Ia our last article tins sAbect,
and occasion TO alter the hgnres yet The ol-
different ports, for the week to the date alfred
H.. D-.~~ 4.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02
KEeEIprsINro NEW ORLEANS.


And through various learn that wheat IS selling
freely the WABASH aud Upper Mississippi at 81! to so cents
buhe and the interior at IL to ~ cents
In Zesve Ohio hour several Instances has been offered
dollars aud ue cents barrel but purchases
aud the list prices the quotation is 81 20 which
is however, merely nominal In wheeling Virginia, the
price the same; through the winter large supplies will
Ohio Baltimore The way OF Wheeling and TO
New Orean Wheat Of which the western grauaries are
overowinr warded New Nor BY ths route
but cents bushe delivered here. Thsse
facts and the state Of the trade
The only difficulty getting large supplies from the Upper
Mississippi country the low state Of the but
hopes that the winter will swell the streams Also Rich
mond Petersburg Baltimore and Winchester great exerons
making to get large supplies and upwards of one thou
sand barrels daily Carried INTO arpers Ferry In Bait
the stock has Increased wonderfully within the past
month Over twenty Thousand barrels inspected there
las week
Such precise condition he grain trade this country
From these facts what wall be the probable prices during this
winter and next spring.
From above date almost impossible for bread
su advance much during The winter unless BY some unna
tsra Ter the has beea great aud The stocks
in the interior large that fsuppes cannot forward
they will be forced by another for prices will contnne
sufficiently low 10 admit Of increased expense transporta
ton Thea the present eondi ion OF financial affairs
nour grain afford the Of remittance from
pon, another This will tend increase the stocks in the
markets. When sorne opens and navigation alo the markets
will be gu ed that bread tufts will fall much below the
sent prices Nothing can keep themnr
With this fact the question will there be further ship
mens Ensand7 prices Europe contnse high and de-
cline here there be but not without The prices OF ain
ard the duty thereon in England are as follows:-
Aggregate average the ending October 2oh aud
I..N.
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b hsrk Sarah Trazsr wnas, Loadoa 90 d, nAz T.
Brig Neptune Prscs ssasays fra. Msssas, fruit. ksto
BDSm
Bremen brig Ellen Hs.n. w.israaa 70 d. I'm Br..sa,
Brig Sidney CSsmbe.n. aOdsY. fn City Of 81 Domingo,
wood &c Foulk Son.
Brig Science, Harding a. f Turks Island SALT &. Mid
Brig St Lawrence Joaes zdays from Lubec with plaster to
Brig America Robinson I'm Port au Patt tobacco SC
A kosssns < Co.
Brig orole, Esgs 40 ds I'm Bordeaux brandy, Sc Lsus
Brig A. Dr.co 10 ds FIN Tampico, with ssOoooo specie
to order.
Br brig Benheim, Hayden as ds I'm St Johns NIB, mdz
schr ouesa, Jenkins 10 DIS FIN Porto Cabeo, hides SC
schr Elzn jane PIERCE d. from Wilmington Nc naval
stores to capt. n N
Sehr C'ren, Hall, days from Boston, with mdz, 10
sshr Tower, Barker a4ds m St Domingo COFFEE, SC Mon
teje s D Lyon.
Three ships three barks, and Eve briggs.
sailed.
sundsy-Wsor. Fuller, Thatcher, for Savannah, and
The pilots Of Charleston state that the mdie buoy ship
The Girard Drnker. Of Philadelphia Maurus, Sep
u she had her good chests slight
~ damdgedwas to be hove dowa the 4t be cauiked
and copPered, sad would be detained o. a-wseks.
Naval.
The sloop Of Warren sailed from Pensacola the
a
The ship Independence Com Nicholson Rio do
Janeiro, Oct Ia to sail next day for Montevideo.
spoken.
Memphis Nichols, NYork for NOrean Nov II, lat 81 SO
Ion II 40.
WhalemeM.
RIO DE JArEIRo, Oct shibbolsh uuc; Medina Beck.
with, do.
United STATES Ports.
BcsroS, Nov as-arr Catharine, Wilder, NYork Marga
ret Moore dos 29h Nahant Crafts, do; Sally Hope
do; Rose in Bloom Crowell, do Alert Nckerson, dS
PRovIrE Nov 2serr Three Brothers, Stuart NYork;
29th, ARIEL JAMES do Hero Reel do; Renai ID ah do.
NEwPcRr, Nov 27-arr Providence, Brown War; for
Yorh.
HOLMES IeLE, Nov 26-arr OaIy Son. NYork for Bangor
Cleaner, do for Mt DESERT Sarah for Addisoa
27th, in port e above and bark Ganges.
EpeAaTowN Nov 27sld Regulator, Cassin, Blue Hill;
Briiani Gikey sborough Rchd Taylor CT ocker Boston
Helen Mar do.
BANGOR, Nov 24-arr Falcon Buyer, NYork.
BEVERLY Nov "a Balance, Knorlton, NYork Falcon
Knswlton do.
CwLHEAp Me- Nov 20-arr Granite Easport and sid 2Ist
for NYork.
BALTIMORE Nov 29-arr Celeste Johnson NYork
RICHMOND Nov 27-rrr Agawam. Barnham, NYork: Ann
Eliza somer do; 2Sh brig from NYork gone up
river
ALEXANDRIA, DC, Nov 2s-arr Alexandria Brtteu Ne "
York.
CHArLEsros, Nov l6-arr Charles. DYER NYork; Relief
S,rout, do; Charles Dodge, dol below, oagress do.
ST AUGUSTINE, Nov lS-arr Porto Rico, Dewall I'm New
York.
Foreign Ports
NEUvIrAs, Nov NO American vessels in port.
Sr UBEs, Oct s2-arr Heps, of New YORK. from Amster
dam :,
RIO DE JASESRo Oct ID eonda. Alderman New York
soon; Lexington, Mcleod do do; System Harding, do
days Susan, Copeland do; 20th off the port John Robb
Llufric
BuENos AYREs, Sept 2l-No merchant vessels in port
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02
OLp AND CHOICE WINES BRANoIEs, &,.-1

hLD AND CHOICE WINES. BRANDIES, &c-The
" subscriber oGrs for sale the wine vaults corner OF
Broadway and Chambers street. choce collection Of Wines
NC selected for city sales, by competent and
judges from the best vnta Of Europe among which are
sparkling Champagne Wines Ct Lambert Co. various
other choice BRANDS.
Old Madeira London Pale Brown and Gold Sherry and
Port Wines of choice vntages wood and glass; of
which have been bottled for years expressly for private
Choice Brandy, Otard, Duply Coz and other brands
Holland 0in superior favor Old Jamaica Rum Irish and
Scotch Whiskey, Real Mountain Dew
London Porter aud Brown Stout Burton and Scotch Aes
by the ca k or dczen
Salad OIL Canton Ginger W. Preserves, Rsisins &C. SC
all Of which are worthy the attention of purchasers.
EDWARD A. ROBINSON
Commission Wine Merchant, Granite Buildings, corner
Of Broadway and Chambers street, entrance in Chambers
street. d2.lm*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

By this thep Of breaostu the are
very hgh compared with those current in the INTERIOR the
cause OF which can be explained the super
alb the stocks nearly all the eapors
comparatively small made partly by the cont action OF the
partly the of the producers to get
high and partly by the increased exports Europe
Canada and Nova Scotia Prices the interior brought
down. ALSO The contraction Of the and by the keep
ing back til late the and then rowdng the markets.
by low the western and by various
operating shipments to the markets the sea board
Nevertheless the stocks in Of the principal places have
increased, but not IN proportion. For instance.
g,regate receipts OF Wheat and Flour Cleveand Ohio,
by canal from April LIST to November ist OF each yea
1887 1888 1889
Wheat, bushels, 49072 l,l22,739 l,sS0,ea0
Flour, rels l65,404 25l, 600 23O,5o9
And at New Orleans Tie arrivals there from October
lto November 10th, in 1889, exhibit large augmentation
over those Of last wear.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

We wilt give table sho wing the cost Of wheat from
the several growing nations delivered 10 England excu
sve Of the duty From that this country stands
nearly eqaal chance with the continent throwing aside
Hamburg which sends forth miserable wheat OF the Hotein
and Hnovan growth We set the price in this country at
81 Ia, which the average in the various seaPcrts.
or TRANSPORTATION ENGLAND
FSom From From From From Form
US Froncs. Odt@ L. Baltic. Haubr o. Dontstc.
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Total per bu. X. zen isq lao l.spl

Total per bu. N,sI l52 I ~ l,sVl -. m
But II Is doubful whether England will any more
Large odes have been flied for her. aud the produc
,icn there nsaly not quite Atay Il is
larger than last years by 100000 quarters A. eay
August Last orders sent thence to foreign countries for
100000 quarter ,psr Of which completed here Tf
further shipments made they will be in the shape Of remit
tances.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

u AIsiNG OF BLOOD AND PAfS IN THE BREAST
~ Those prcmoni'ory symptoms Of Consumption esp
csly dangerous NJ this season, aud every possible
should be used nvsorae the lungs and restore them
healthy act To effect this there j. nothing safe AM
certain Dr. TIA, or's Balsa Of Live This medicine
ha- been very successful IN curing these diseases that all
medical ending tin their practice We,
selves, point sor cases. where life has been BY his
medicine slore.--Jousral Of Health,
90 LOOK OUT FOR FRAUDS The genuine msdicin.
Is sold At as Boweraso al ise fulton street. Brooklyn
80 Stdys &lwy'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02
Cotton Trade.

The expected from the Liverpool and the small stock
or this article sale have caused con'ined apathy in the
market, which been apparent during the past few
DAYS The eyprt trade does not appear to have undergone
change ors from the United States thus far in the
season. have been
From October ist to December 1899 6l667
Same time 1888 81 $40
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

Questions daily asked, will prices during the
winter In give Vie following table sd faess.
Palszs % sREADsTUsrs . UNITED srArsA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

HARD TINES. AND DRY GOODS TO SUIT TEEN,
The subscriber woud isyitc the aen ion OF his friends
and the public to his well seec ed stock OF Dry Goods which
he Is selling ruinous sacrifices rder fulfil his esgagc.
ments The goods purchased almost Invariably for cash.
at the lowest market prices and will be sold for the
The stock consists Of Beaver, Pilot and other Cloths sane
and Vestings Silks and Mernoe Fiannels MusIin Linens
Calicoes and Laces ia Short besutul assortment with
price. TO su.t purchasers. JOHN II. BENNETT,
d2 Inn 63 Houston street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

The demand this market qse inactive and prices
rather eding Small sales making Cor the West In
dies and Nova scos hut 10 great There
have transactions Tor both countries
The sales for Boston, and few other have
I ceased they being pretty we'll supplied for the present and
there transactions Cor Europe Upwards of shy
thousand barrels exported last month"; and the stock
hand nearly be ascrtaned so 900 barrels But
il Impossible al the precise quantity. deal
stored BY spectators Some say however, that there is
100000 barrels here The sudden closing the
be wsgored market remain where il subjoined
are the present prices in this city:
Per Barrel Per Bushsl
Cenesee Flour, 50 iass 81 Wheat 81 aosl %
Georgetown 6T so Northern Rye, 7sa-
Rye fi-ur, 37a4 80 Barie~, To- =
Corn M ~, coal ~ Germ, 67a- IS
Since it of November less than aour dealers
hav, failed leaving only six solvent the city varou.
have operated bring them down. The thing
the heav, advances -four year when
very high Lat winter aud spring he cr 10 The interior
purchased largely OF WHEAT high prices from mistaken
idea production this would he large They
hundred and twenty days sight After the drafts had nearly
all be. accepted -four cned and N. could
realise what they had advanced This crampod them very
much with the exception Of houses they
through and paid up During the summer and 10 the
time the banks their business 10 such extent that
the mrs found impossible TO obtain money long paper,
aud many ccmped suspend opraiots. Others drew
bills and continued grinding The falling of consequence
was large, as the annexed will show =
Bresdsts a,irsd al hs Hsdson Rrsr, by the way If the
Erie Canal 20 NOr.7:
1888 equal to esl soi barrels.
1889 s}iUO7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

fEH FOR CHARLEsTCN-Ths well knswn Paete
6HC24 ship REPUS Cspt. sThonpson will leave for
the above port wednesday ssxt the eth instant
Pine street wharf, orto
: e1Mt. GLOVER 4 MoMURRAY, % South st.
The me ship ELIZA WARWICK will succeed The Rspus
Tics with quick dispatch. fs8e ~
AZ FOR NEW ORLEANs-siar ,ls-sArss rslA.
1850 st--he line drst class ship BANGOR, Capt. Eus-
tee VIII leave for the above lort on Thursdav. the
apply ON board at Pier No, Z, East River, orto
GLOVER s'cMURRAY, 60 South st.
The Bangor VIII take steam at the BaIze and warrants in
at the lowest premums d.
A SUITABLE HOLIDAY PREsENT-wedding and
IA Visiting Cards engraved in aud approved STYLE
and priaed with the utmost Just received
rior lot Of Porcelain Cards. expressly for Wedding and Visit
ing Cards for whittier aud brancy polish they
be exeelled
Ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited to call and
exsmne the specimen books af The advertiser Persons
nhing their card plates nave them printed short
notice. Store Cards, either pate PRESS Bali
Tickets. &c. executed favorable terms, by appyingat
VALENTINES
Fashionable Card Engraving and Printing Establishment
32-lmeod' b0Jo,n street corner of William.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

DARK THEATRE.-THIs EVENING Dee ! lao
Wh b psrsOrnsd
THE COUNTRY oIRL-Psssy, Mr, vi,uwi,,;,r, M.os,
... . .. Ss @D S = w sr:s: n: ff.s es
dow Wigsins, Mr. Fit1wiliiam:
spArr T. ssnf,sss..''s =. E E.,,a Of NJ
Performance il future viii eoD-.ns. quarter pa, ..s
o'clock.
Box Tickets, si-Pit. sscsnts--t3ailsry,s - cents
UOWARY THEATkk-T. 5. HAMBLIN SOLE IAN
ID AGE9 AND DIRECTOR. s
THIS EVENING, Dec a,wll pc performed the graad
RIENZl he Of the Roman RribunesCola di Rienz
the Roman Tribune Mr. Hsnb in Angelo, the AvsDgsrs,
Toconnl'sis with
BUT HOWEVER-Ca leb, Chizzier, Mr. Gates.
Doors att O'clock and performance
ter before Sprecisely
Prces-soxss rs ceps-ft. s7tesn,s Gaii,r,s5 cent
Al EW CHATHAM THEATRE-THIs EVENING,
~ Dec 1889, wlishe performed the
National Irish Drama Of
BRIAN BoRoiHME--or, The Maid Of Erin.--o'Douohu..
Flynn.
After which
TOO LATE FOR DlNNER-Franl Poppletop, Mr. Brovas.
Nicholae Twill Mitchell
To conclude with the Farce of
BILLY SWIVEL or Tne Coal Factor-BAly Swivel, Nh q
Prces-Boxes 5Ocsnts-Pa IS c..-Gal,.ry Is CT. Cha.
under IL years, hafprce to Boxes
Doors open at 7oclok and the curtain will rise at half pest
even prec'seiv sl sn'
ID BROADWAY ClRCUS.-Messrs WELSH, BARrLnrr r
- Co.-MONDAY Evening, Dec. end, 1899 The sntsr-
tainments will commence wit s.a
Wild 8edouns the Wandering Arabs Of the Desevt
Equestrian exssci.es, by the Infant Oliver
Flying Waiting, by The whole Tro1ps of Volting.urs
Mr. Cockwe, the clown will perform his admired Solo on
Penny Trumpet
The Chinese Runners will appear, strodutn Jag NJ. MeFar
land, one Of The greatest yauters in the world.
Juggling and. Balancing by Mr. Jennings
The greatest carostes in America! Masters Gwnroy Ba-
and conicr.i lions.
Mr. Cadwsllader the unrivaed equestrian, will appear
one, two, and three
Mr. Sandford in Of hi, laughable Extravaganza
Master Glenrey the Juvenile American Rosc will appear
Mr. Derous in the Dying Moor.
Bold Dragooas. or the invincbe Reg ment.
The entertainments conclude witk
Master Bacon the Poander's Ladder.
Boxes 50 cents Pit IS cents, Doors open half ps
prfor to at o'clock precisely. An .cisut
police Is engaged 10 preserve perfect order NIL
DOWERY AMPHIThEATkE, (la,e geologic al ilstituiel
II 81 BOWERY.-THIS EVENING, Dec. q 1889 the
will commence precisely hall past o'clock,
with a grand Tartar Chinese Pageant Lstree entitled
T.chi ra chaw or the Emp ror's Birthday.
Mr. Sweeney will appear and sing several Of his
Virginia Banjo Extravaganza.
Master Franklin single horse without saddle bride
Eiertien, Posture and Gynnasia.
he surprisingly trained pony Ossoa III be 3duced
Rustic Reaper by Henry Madigan.
Ramo samee, the Great jugsler, by Mr. Pen'land.
Enchanted Sack or Merrymans at Eau I, by Mr. Archer
The act Of Miller and Coleman,
The Secoad Part will CONNER with
Act OF Eque straaism Mr. Turner riding and aaa3ce.
ing |, and horses
Onryaled the Code do Fer by Mr. Peniiand.
Act of Horsem4 n,hiP, by Mr. T Turner.
Negro Scene ana Song, By John Smith.
To oaclude with
grand Equestrian polonaise Entrse.
Boxes so cents--Pit % cents a2.3t.
VlTES rs GRAND p. E.lIKE- CIylIST REJEd,TED
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

= ,ENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE, AIS Pee SLIP
from Ireland seo,ana and Wales b. The Nav on
don Liverpool Hull and Bristol The Subscribers beg in
form their friends and The public that they continue max
arrangements for bringing out passengers from all parts
Great Britain and Ireland the reasonable
class American packet ships one Of which will leave Liver
! pool every week throughout the spring of $780,
They beg 10 state that they have packets sailing rvguarl,
from London Hu aud Brii,o afoFdng those persons re-
siding in the United States aud the Caaada who wish send
for their i. sds from part Of the Old Country oppor
uny Of doing such only b. with al this Office
and their agent N L'sIr Of who has S,en long and fasorae
that the regularity be observed in the punctua
the ship belonging TO h's line, which has secured them
heretofore and tat detention shall per-
Liverpool whose passage has beea settled for with the
subscribers.
where those decline coming tn. passage
Further particulars made known application fb letter
PAID which wi" geJ'. rI@%g, a%9 81 70
nao I'm next door to lsl South street, New York.
a. o QUACKERy, NO IMPOsIrIUN.-Gr Crest improve.
~ msnt in the treatment Of Delicate Dseaee.-Rcc.n.
eases cured IN few day elects and Structures cured expe
dtousIy by easy method also, liberated -roats Old
Ulcers Dseas, of the Bladder aud Kidnes diseases OF the
Liver, &c Dr. Evans D.pe sary and Principal Office, No
~ Peck Clip d. Evan. has al thirty years experience and
areg-ar m, deal educ alto, Jont mistake the
and Directions eut to any part Of the Uni.
DIR. EVANS Vegetable Apirient and Caiharte Pills al.
ways for sale Al his Office. mao Imis-
LNoR sALE.-A Row Boat ~ feet long, with Sail Oar
L &c Forfurther Partieulars apply 81 White Hall.
n3o.f
cash sYsTEM.-NEW GOODS AT Low PRICES.
~ Gentlemen desrous Of purchasing their supply ashoo
able Fall Clothing requested 10 call and sxamne atr
William rect corner Of Ann, choice and valuable
meat Of Cloths, Casimere &c. New Good
suitable for the which will be made
to 40 ceat under the credit systs Of other eminent
aud equal in style with aay house ia Broadway for cash only
on delivery.
FALL AND WINTER PRICES
Srperfnc blk, blue, and col d coats from si6 10 20
Sasony WOO, dyed Lenion black cloth, do 30 10 %
patterns OF fancy and plain cashmere pants, tn ~
Cho &C assortment u yestsgs, to q
Gents wool dyed blsch, per suit, s24 70 30
Mo s NJ T6i.' II. FAMARIss.
COLLECTIONS on all parts u the Union made
~ able terms at = J. sYLVfsTfRs
Missy 100 Broadway and ~ wall It,
Two LETA parlor and Bed Rooms furnished to let.
l. Apply at No. 10. Barclay street oi6
ITO LET-Brcsdwsy Boarding Houses. corner Of P,ne st.
known IS the fremont House Inquire stthe book
on The premises nol6. imeods
ma OUssE-INE DE LAINEs-k. L. SMITH n co
WI offer for sale liberal terms, 10 assorted qsal
les. ~ iTe Pearl street o3y
DIR. ELLIOT.
OCULlsT,
Broadway. entranc. IN Duare street
Confines his ~ sctior TO
DISEAS OF THE EVE,
OPHTHAL1ITC SURGERY IN GENERAL.
Frcm DR.. Fiots etice and the wimhrr ia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

Bursos ArsE., srrr. 2.-Dousocns, Spanish c6o 270
dollars each do Patriot 900 27o do Dollars Span 155
do TX GA Eug 81 per dol; do 8 IL per dol;
Hides OK best - ~ dis oessda do country 80 30 do
DO weighing % TO ~ lbs 81 ~ do; do aed 30 81 do do
horse, ~ do each Nuria skins, "a do Per lb Chin.
ehia skins 90 90 do per DOR Wool common IL II do per
arr do picked a 10 do, sheep kns per per 30b
Hair long ~ IS do arra do mixed % 40 dol Jerked
Beef 10 10 do per initial; Tslow melted is ~ DO per ar
rib'a, Horns, $50 $50 per mil.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02
state OF Trade.

The state business through the Union at this moment
peculiar In all the ports lhere general angnor ar-
ins from financial causes and the low state OF the rivers
There however, LIQUIDATION for period Of most healthy and
lucrative The basis Of all trade is the crops These
are very but the state Of the in south
them coming TO market very RAPIDLY The sup
ply of goods ia hareaon, Savannah Augusta, Mobile aud
New Orleans large aud all interested III trade anxiousy
waiting rise in the rivers bring forward the wealth of the
counrysto for those supplies, OF winch the farmers
are The movement is also retarded by the deermi-
nation Of the refuse the advances Of The rredeema-
BILE banks in payment and accept but sourd
The OF things prevalent al the north and east
but short e,pe before opportunity and medium
Of exchange will cause GrcaS activity.
during the week there has been little change
il the general in the markets Freight few
the following rates for Liverpool and Hasre;
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ia7Qai

In September several miller, failed, bat those who conti
nuet bussess drew sixty .ay bs; had them discount !
bought wheat ground IL into nour and then u forward
but often occurred that the drafts paid before the nur
reached market Still the dealers in this city remained hr
In October advitcs from the interior stated that the banks
would only discount thirty day paper aud money the mers
must have, 80 they drew. The drafts accepted
OF the mers played the rascal the the sixty day pa
per did reach here all ak -four house. were In
auence 10 suspend aud The protested paper back
upon the miie,s So FAR they gone, The commission
merchants here have been Obliged 10 sustain and carry
them on, for they have had available means OF their
ewn. The rascaltyof few OF them materially affected the
dealers here appears that they would draw sixty days.
money and then ship their -four 10 Boston Canada
and a' 70 remit funds TO New York, Ia time 10 their
engag' mens Large Quantities sone say fty thousand bar
res, have been forwarded in this way.