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tract from .lsttsr from essss~s il Jsehs Miss. 70
psrsos in New Orleans, dad Ossobsr -. 1882
"Uaasn pays silver Aad has psblished card omci1'iy
stating that ale n eostsss to pay sse's Jr Q" h6 o'
doe sives tks Sor the puoic gesso sns
stands high. think will suspend ~ MissspRL Isr
haps YOU NAV think am Grassy think Natchsz will follow
Unen and al others will follow Union and NalchtI send
you four thousand dsl.srs In specie"
Il will be reconscted that the Northern Bank Of Kentucky
wa, the last to thinking that United Stairs Bauk
in New York did suspend her drafts would be honored
II apeears that among other operations she sold last April to
the Bank OF Indiana draft for S0OOo and received gold
slO OOO This addition Of 900 seat to the o.
g. Bank New York Thi taken BY the Bank ia Phs
depha and the Kentucky Bank given credit in Now York
for the amount and $4,000 additional, making Ss6S O00
the suspension oe u s. Bank it appears this credit was
suspended and small drafts Of the Kentucky Bank
tested although the u s. Bark ia New York pays specie
As the produce forward and the banks accumulate
credits they IL New York banks exclusively and eve
ry day adding iohrr srength and weake ing the sudu
lent institutions Of Philadelphia
The monetary rsvuon making great change IN the
cotton business The whole system Of speculation aud advan
cling on cotton done WITH and the mare, left to
the Of who with the money in hand to
pay for cotton.
The business Cor past year in Liverpool has been
Quoted by following houses in the preparation set forth in
the table which we received yesterday by the Oxford
sr.rEmE,r OF CsTrroN IMPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL, FROM
LIST Oct. 1888, to 10th Oct. 1899.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

As usually tie in falling markets, large amount
appears imported order for the purpose OF conceag its
destinations but il understood that has been divided
p.stty equally between the firms Of HUMPHREYS bddie
Brown Shplsy Molyneaux Wher5y Co., aud Reid Irving
&Co The disasters attending money affairs for the last lev
months greatly shaken Of these FIRMS many whom
have been to pledge their stock This was the case
with Hsmphres Bdde whose business conducted with
ability but the necessities Of Mr. Jaudon drew IN
their stock OF cotor to the support the totterng The
Bank The of Brown shey Co.. who have taken the
ofrecePs have larger amount opaPer ahoa
in Liverpool other houses and sells at cent higher
discount any other house Reid Irving Co., Moyneaux
Wherby Co.. have gone through without being obliged to
pledge their stocks The Preseni prospect such that these
will all events situation TO continue their
operations.
The quantity Of Gotten hand the latest dates 472
900 bales and there prospect that prices would go
least lower five look back tie evens Of the two
years shall find this Liverpool dealers and spin
fully borne out by the experience Of the past
The following table Of the prices Of cotton at four lead
ing points and the interest London corresponding
periods.
Prices Of Cotton Al the leading points the United States,
and LIVERPOOL al different periods from the suspension
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

low Of interest in England for Of to
1884, during period the creps uni or~y good pro
NOTED almost every possible branch Joint
stock banks multiplied very FAST railroad companies Increased
rapidly; great improvements made in machinery, and
new and extensive manufacturer created, while the
mark abroad promoted the export OF
manufactures In his Of things the market for cotton
was quick al high prices and m wa aided oy the
facilities the ystn Of open credits on the
three VS. extend speculation this eide TO great height
Al th pont the Bank Of England became aared American
paper wa, rejected and the s ntere', raised to Ave per
cent The attending this produced the sus
here and brought prices the lowest points on both
Sides IN May 1887 The holding policy Of the Uaitsd States
Bank rerpod TO raise the price and the Po'st Of dan
gar being passed England the bank gradually relaxed and
the year ls3s came IN with renewed coahdescs IN
American paper in England, and decreasing rate
Of interest for money, and the year 1888 "" one
of uusramplsd prosperity for spinners. Ia May 1885,
We Cad prices higher every where With the exception OF
New York where the banks resumed and the attendant policy
crauped the dealers From that time the cotton market
sened Of wild speculation The bank OF England con-
tnued make money plenty, until April last; al that time
they raised the OF interest thereby sounding the sg
nal az alarm to commercial world but the cotton sPeeua
tors were too DEEPLY involved to heed IT, In the meantime
the great during the previous by the spinner
the continent remained unconsumed Prices o. yarns m
while those cl least unJminhed This eaus
cd them 10 dinissh the consumption Of the material
while the short crop and the increasing dmcue OF the mo-
nsy MARKET caused the bank Of England increase their
structure on the market Cotton has been filling bu,
higher than at the period last year.
The cotton year has opened with the effects Of disastrous
year. bearing heavy both spnnsr and Dealers the rate OF
per cent the continental markets oversiccksd
and disturbed By political di@cutics The U. Q. Bank
which the position Of the three WI the Of
pssou, and power TO step In and sustain the falling
heu bullion the bank Is still decreasing The follow
Ing are the Il the 10th Oct compared with those Of
the 10Th Sept
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the arrivals there continue augment like the above this
MARKET will be abundany supplied very after canals
close Besides the natural usual tendency Of bread,a
10 the northern and make there ether elements
work the supplies Tae suspension Of the south.
banks, and the maintenance Of specie payments BY the
sorhern and eastern institutions deeate the value OF south
ten 10 twenty per and increases northern funds
the same thereby placing in The better position Produce
will therefore converge 20 those points where the enrrenc,
sound aud whore prices rule highest u -four sells
at IS barrel in New Orleans in sosern funds, II viii pay
good profit if so At the price northern money TAX
ing All the foregoing into consideration constr to
believe that prices cannot materially here aud in the
ether Atlantic pors and n they Do get TO high point
they cannc long remain there for be governed by
the lsw OF supply and demand.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

CLEARE ID,

CLEARED,
James McCSbs Mrcsn, Portland; swan, OBJ Everilt 81
we'll fhiladj Borod,o Chase NOreans; Char.,te Caroline
(Pru's) schiuon, Rotterdam: Havre McKown, Havrs Pow
ton; Romp, Grant, vesion saqua srong City Point. Va;
Gen HoJgman, Bake, Ponce, PR
ARRIVED.
Packet ship Nortt America Hoxe, from Liverpool Oct
Ship ocmulgee. Leae 20 as fun NOrsan', cotton Sc to
Scott Morreli.
Ship Richard Anderon Lucas from Liverpool Oct H. md1
Rawson &McMurray -222 pssgrs.
ship Anson s,nelai, Is d. fm Charlestou cotton &c to
Ship Celia Bueknan ds FIN Savannah cotton, SC Scott
Morrell.
Br brig Emerald Beaw4h 40 a. I'm Kingston Jam, mdn to
Brig HaeIah Bssuv, d, I'm Rio Grande, hides, &c to
w Deforest & Co.
Brig orono Chase days from Neuvita,, mdz to Holt
Owen.
large Of war; Supposed be the fgate United States
Thick and foggy outsida
aeu,ornnda.
The Vrginian, Hars for Liverpool sails today. and the
Great Western (s) Hosen for Brol Eng tomorrow The
bags Of the former viii close at Gipins Exchange News
Rooms at the usual heurth morning Those Of the Western
tomorrow
The Mary Helen Hamilton from Halifax for tn. States
returned to that port 3i ut having been into BY
the Umpire, of Liverpool, Ms. The Umpire was not mate
tally injured aad proceeded on her voyage but the Mary
There 20 ships bk brgs and schooner in the port
Of Savannah, on the 9th Inst.
NAVAL.
The ship vsudala Capt Levy, arrived at Norfolk
the lth inst from nscola. Here her officers:
Commander Ur,ah Levy Esq; Leutenants, Downes,
b Bssell; Acting Lieutsnanis Lanler Harrison;
Surgeon. Smith: Pursr, White; Midshipmen Smith,
Z z Anderson, Wager, Ammen, Barry Captains
Clerk kesnon; Bostswan Whitaker; Gunner L Dewey
Passenger Duany, lat. Acting Master Of the Levan
spoken.
Mobile, from New York Tor Mobile of Crawford's Reel
Oct 81.
United States Ports.
BosroN, Nov l2cd Salem Eldridge, New ork Reside
Langley, do
Providence, Nov IA arr Victory, Heath, NYork
New HAVEN, Nov LIAR President, Mallory, NYork New
York, Thompson. do.
PoRrsMourn NH, Nov s-arr Turk, Eldridge, from New
York
BRproL ri, Nov liar Lydia, Nickerson, from New
York.
PROVING STOWE Nov Pin port Arosto from NYork for
Boston, and 10 or IL schrs
PHILADELPHIA, Nov l3-arr john Bowen, NYork
ALExANpRIA, DC, Nov l2--sld Potomac NYork.
BALTIMORE Nov a. Hornet Osborne, NYork; Barbara
Squires, de.
RICHMOND, Nov Ii-clu Palos, Raines, Havre
CRY Po,rr, Va, Nov lO-The WIN Nye, Kempter with
Aour for Rio. will proceed today
NORFOLK Nov liar John Henry, Derrckson, NYork In
Hampton Reads, Undine. Thomp do.
NOZZLE, Nov Arr Rienzi, Norton, NYorkj Wctuapka
Norton, do.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov -cld Francis Depau Forbes NYsrk
arr Ontario Jameson, do; Nimrod, ChadbourBe. do.
APALAcHIcoLA, Oct 80 Harbnger, Pratt NYo-k; Pa
rirt, Smith, do
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$1,000


Tins as near be mad. FER present. and
It exhibits the quantity in store There great deal
which remains day and is then shipped
We BY the above that andng the immense
dueon Of breadslu in this coantr, the stocks only
about fifth as they last year. This however
can explained When the seed Of the crop
sown prices grain high that they scied
great measure bounty and herce the great produc
ton this year. When il what immense breadth
Of had cultivated prices begun recede
home they were comparatively at avery low point At this
advices from England OF short crop there
.',- ..ev isselly,.ee .rved ,h.s ss erop Of Euvp
goed again that Il bad and aan thai England had
Sufficient quantity and with what they could easily
obtain from the continent could get along These
fieng advces together with the financial difficulties OF this
co1nry affected the markets throughout the Used States,
pr and FELL orders received and rescnded far
mers forward their produce and kept back unti
nearly for the canals close and leaving onya months
consumption in each port The farmers in western
New York and Michigan, would gladly push their pro
MARKET but il s late and the entire winters
ply will centre al New Orleans from Ohio and the
states thence diverge along entire seaboard II sup
posed by May prices win rule very high throughout the
ensuing Of the light stocks the
may be the case, but upoa examisatcn IL will
be that breadsus canret long remain high There
yet large aranty Of -four exported 10 England and
France prices reach paint sufficiently low To admit Of H. So
barrels have been purchased in this country
for shipment to Europe Before proceed amy further
will CIV the annexed:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15
DUBLIC RELIGIOUS DIsCUssIoN.-The Christian

DUBLIC RELIGIOUS DIsCUsslON.-The Christian
Tolerationst in order the better 10 accommodate the
immense crowds Of ladies and gentlemen which have hitherto
their meetings. have obtained that spacious and
ful room known National Hail. Nos 81 3Cana street.
Broadway where their meetings will be held three times
every Sabbath The laws for the Of order
remarkably strict and gdy enforced BY the
msderacrs The question open for debate is
:" the doctrine Of endless misery taught in the Bible
does teach the final holiness and happiness Of all mankind
A Christ himself entered the temple and disputed with the
learned DEBTORS and ST. Paul embraced every opportunity
Of entering hs synagogss the Sabbath day and reasoning
with the consider unbecoming in christians
follow their example Any believer the Bible speak Is
minutes scats free. To commence At l0l A. NJ aud
o'clock p. NJ ni6-2t.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

Pces within the three days. have advai ced and
enesee brands range frsm 50 III to SO 37t barrel
the former for Sales of Troy have been
made al So Sc l2 and Oaie rules at So 675 50 Wheat
not pisaty We have heard Of transactions at l 81 l6
barrel Northern sells 80 cents weight These prices
are high navigation will close in week
dealers will endsao TO enhance hsa siil more The
more Boston and other Alta tic porte We have
taiued nearly possible the quantity Of -four in several
markets at advces which place in comparison with
es mated supply the places at the same period last
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Increase for 1899,

Increase Tor 1885, II,4oI,l6
This is Of 20 per cent in favor Of te present
year. business of the country while the trade Of
the A tlantic cities has than
OLsThere been this week sale Of 5000 gallons at q
eta which reduction from the of last week. There
is nsthng Of importance doing in Lnseed; sales sf English
have % 70 Boston; there been little de-
n g, and former prices maintained
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

GT0VEFACTOkY.-The subscribers would call the at
- ientson Of their m sds and the Public generally to their
Imware ans stove Factory and TIN and Copper Roofing
Esaorhment Constantly hand general sssormeut OF
Tin ware ans Stoves Of the latest and improved patterns
NB.-The universally approved Psrmelee Cooking Stove
for coal or wood TO be in operation The sors.
They are also prepared 10 eli orders for Tin and
Copper Roofing At ne shortest setce ana
able terms SRA. w. TREMBLEv,
nislm' No las Bewevv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

o. MR.. BRlSTOW.-Let all bad writers look
at his advertisement. o22-lm
90 COPIES OF THE WEEKLY HERALD, Of the I'd
and 9th Nov, containing the Humors Of the Election with
Two Original Cuts, can BE- had at this Once. ni2 If
ERENCH CHURCH, FRANKLIN STREET Divine
- ounuay ew
during The rebuilding Of the church in the conssory
the Dutch Reformed Church, no. los Franklin street
BY order Of the ve.try.
JOHN 6RAGER, NJ d. Secretary
nl5-2t- OF the Board Of Trustees.
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pa,cEs or vLouR AND wHEAr.

last from Ohio that large had
made that Tor -four, at SASH per barrel and in Mich
gan ssle Of fifty thousand bushels Of wheat had taken place
IS so busse Furthermore letters recently receive
ed from the west represent the quantity Of produce hand
and that the Atlantic states be easily
Piled with what they want In proef, We give the follow
ing
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

On the 18th inst by the Rev. Jacques Lyons Asher Kur
uel judah. OF Richmond, Va.
On Thursday csiag BY the Right Rev Bishop obderdonk
Mr. Fredereh De Psyser TO Miss Maria A. Hone sush,e'
the late JoAa Kane. Esq
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

On Sunday evening ID nst ser much prorscted and
suffering Mary the then Surviving Youngest daughter Of Mr.
David n CLARK, In her sth year. -s
On Wednesday, 18th instast amer lingering Illness Mary
vile Of Preserved Fish ESQ, IN the soh rear Of her sse
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

u thus that Prices low enough At the west But
receipts from New Orleans DE- till January and
sometimes February snd canals close by the 1t Of De-
cember. The probability H. however, that shpmen will be
made from the earlier than usual Produce had
% pour into Orleans aud the arrivals there this show
great increase last We have compiled the uboned
table 10 show the difference.
sscKIrrs ORLEANS FROM ocrossn Lar TO sovsn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

- PACKET SHIP sipOONs fss.r Lsvssy~oi, Yd dc.
N charsiag u Oh sns Wkasf. Ceasignsss REQUEST.
% tod posit their Pssniis with the Rsvssus OMcss
on eossa the sup All goods mot permitted in Eve days. will
De scos 10 The Public Sore. MIS-
ROAhDiNo-osntlemsn and their wipes single ss,-
~ uemsu can oe accommodated with pleasant with
CRATES asd good board for the winter TERMS 10
reenw'cn street. between Courlandt and Liberty streets
Streets mis- 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

INRENCH bANGUAGE.-The subscriber gives lessons OF
the above expeditions method uniting Theory with
Prsctce and enabling the psp to asen,y short
time
Persons wishing 70 take Private Lessons join the sub
scrbers Evening Ces. will please apply Ne Park Row.
nl5,im' A COQUILLE.
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ECTUREs ON THE . LAW OF sTORMs.-PRO
EEaaQR ESPY Of Philadelnhia will dslixsr eonrse

II EITUVES On THE |" LAW Of STUNMS.-PRO.
L. FEsSOR EsPY, Of Philadelphia will deliver course Of
Lectures the above SUBJECT al the suyvean Institute
which he will demonstrate BY experiment principle here
tofore overlooked that will explain al the
peced with sorns the formation and shape Of clouds change
able winds Of air. and baremstc aton
the Of hal. rain, snow, &c.
The vii, consist Of Eve lectures, TO
Monday evening merit the 18th iost at half past o'clock c
cely, and 10 be continued the following Wednesday
Monday evenings. till completed Tickets TO he had AZ The
door of the Lecture Reou al the Messrs Carv. Book
Of Broadway and Pine Single tickets the
only dollars For agcneman and two ladies 80
For a sngle Lecture, 80 cents.
NIB. The Lecture viii occupy hour. Punciual atten
dance is'reqnested.
The same win probably e delivered the Lyteum
brcehys Tuesday and Friday eveninrs-comnepcing
on Tuesday. the 10Th. nils ST.
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do ST.; 80 DO st, tw; 90 do So snwi oedo, go
49, nv; 50 do H. slsd 30 do 60 lOd-i9ds Ohio L sna
Tr Co. e-aS do Bk Of KY o6 IS do g. sodj 90 do.
Is do, 6sl0 Mchts Er Co, 4s 10 do, A79e DO nsLi
Road Trans Co, TOT M - d: 81 as s,es
Road 80 80 do 36; 80 do g. sl0d; - d. sos
100 DO 49, s4sd 30 d. $50 do, $751; snw 50 do sow
50 do, ss, ssod 80 do 49, blOd so 81 tw = 49, wv
90 do 49, twl0 do stonngton hoad t3 y 60 .'s ~,
do Utica aud Schenectady Road los do auburn ~,
Road, 900 do Syracuse Utica ROAD iVV ~
do 99 SO do 1000 Co Bait III 70 de- 70 oSod
Is do. II. LIS do d. bio n ~ Il y -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15
ARC. BACKWARDS. Aucfion,rs.

JrOR SALE Saturday evening, the 18th instant the
Bookstore 100 sraadw W the valuable stock Of the
late firm &c Rsbnson X Franklin.
choice selection nc standard Library Theological Ciss.
scsl Historical and Miscellaneous Books among which may be
noticed
SCOTS Bible ves Clarks Commentary. vols; Henry,
Bible, vols, English edition; wsverley Novels Cooper's
Novels Rollins UNIVERSAL HISTORY Josephu hbons Romana
Rober,sos, Malb Universal Geography and Atlas Stew
arts Phoseph al Works. Hannah Moore Miss Elseworth
Works Ferdinand and Isabella Byron Moore Goldsmith,
Scott, he. nl52t.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES & PAR.
i MELYS CELEBRATED FEMALE HEALTH RES.
TORATlVE s admitted 10 be remedy sup to any
MALE CONSTITUTION
IL invariably obstru regulates in most
painful toe frequent poluse an. cured
the mos, obstinate cases Of Floor Albus
Doctor Morrison who has practised medicine
~ Oneida N.Y. says Of it, That the best medi
cine In Of reteson suppression Of thu
menses think it il sustain the appsllaton Of specific
have tried il the with admirable success ard
wish for the sake Of suffering Females that all Physicians
would introduce it into their practice have found the
Pills fully 20 answer their recommendation
Physicians universally (who have given il fair tria tell
similar story.
For testimonial. Of highest character from Physicians
had gratis all Who sell the Medicine See a.o advertise
msn,s IN the New York Tst,ler and sgaal
Pi,; rrc, sunro. CO. ss0E n \.
FOR SALE in this city 70 Fulton street. Of Gold
100 Fulton IF Wian 644 643 I'll Broadway
los szth Avenues Greenwich st ia Canal corner sf
sfs COS Grand Lewis a27 Hudson
Spring; ieA Cherry st.
90 FoE sALE A. AsovE, Rev. J. COvERT's Balm 81
other. q. a remedy Tor COUGHS. CoLDs, CONSUME.
TON BRONCHITIS and all diseases oftne Lungs Wind.
presee circulars containing testimonials of highest
repeciaby. which be had graft. above. nI5.sm
NfECHANICs AND TR ADERs BANK OF CINCIN.
lv1 NATL-At meeting ef the Stockholders of the Me.
chanics and Traders Bank held the lh Nov $780, the
tion for the ensuing year:
Messr' Milton y. Mclean, David A. James,
William Lewis, L. NJ 6wy me.
William Doty. J. Y. Armstrong
And At meeting Of the Board Of Directors held this day.
Milton n. Mclean Esq elected President and Thomas
Noodle Cashier for the ensuing year.
The Bank being rsorgani'ed all the friends sf The ins
tuition who heretofore kept their accounts with the Bank
are respectfully invited 10 reopen them.
The terms on which deposes received and collections
made will be ousd advantageous induce them and the
public eeperay-wose support also is respectfully solicited
to Pstrssise the Institution.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors,
niAiwd<w' THOMAS NOODLE, Cashier.
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CARD.-TO THE PUBLTC.-The Managers Of ~
n Bowery AmphtneAre, ~ Bowery animated BY ths -
rcnage of the citizens generally aud by the continued support
Of the first families during The last winter respectfully
announce that they have and with uuwears
sxerton engaged company Of ia every
partmen OF the Arens, and propose reopenng THURS
DAY the 2ls Nov. inst with Grand Series # Skilfu
Displays IN Gymnastics, Classical Acts Single Courser
and every style Of Exhibition tending TO illustrate the sgacy
temper and training Of Stud ,f beautiful Horses.
The vauers. Gymssss and Nmics who will appear In the
enrac Of the first reputation their different depart
ments.
series OF Baets will be represented by children
pessy educated for that school Of aided BY
~ advantage Of dress and proper aPpurenance.
This limited desc rpiion vii conclude with the
ment ola grand series Of Historical aud Events en-
Poyng the whole Equestrian Company ant Including Dances,
Conbats Action ofPantomne, aided by Mssc Chsraceris
TIC Costume Bnners and Insignia Of all nations now prepa
ring on an anexampled scale ofesre and magn fcencs
The Orchestra will be full and complete la all its depart.
ments.
Further particulars the course Of a few DAYS Matt
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The exchanges s arainst England and the only check
On the drain the drafts Of barring Brothers France who
supposed he acting for the bank In this state of af
fairs il evident that the structures must increase ID the
nsy market and Liverpool fall much farther The
English have, therefore, shswn disposition to speats while
the other hand French boye appear TO enter the marhet
with avdy and specie the way from France 10 this
city to support their movements and they are now the only
buyers in The southern market Their operations are, how
ever not sufficient, to a. and prices continually fall
ing In the southern por There but little prospect hat
they viii before have touched bottom In Eng
land and the revival Of the export trade the agents Of
the snuers to markets with money purchase in oppo
ten the French DEALER. The news by the British Qaees
will be looked Cor with intense interest
sales mt the Stock Exchamgc.
$4,000 Corr Bonds %; $500 do ea $4,000 do e $500 do
Gs $500 do all-ss0OO Ohio sues 1889 900 q ares
Bh IL nw III 10 do TO- ssOi; SO do 704 snw SO do
10 uv 80 do 10 suw - do 10 sl6d; 80 de- 10 do
Mechancs Bank So do Phesx Bh, So; 50 do Ii Of Com
GA ,oOd scrip 100 do Dry Docs b. ga loo do Am Er
BL ~ rs do 72 90 do do Mechs Bh'e As al 30
de- $50 do An TT bag Co, 9s; 80 do, ss; so do ss
bOd 30 do s. bIod; 10 do 10 60 do s8 % do s74
siod; rs ao s3 nw 80 do a 80 de- sa nv, - do al
% do -; 90 do a. bod so bod 90 de- 3; 60 40
siod rs ao saI 20 DO s1l sod 20 DO IA sod IS e. ~ 10
do sstio DO Morris Cana ssd B.g %, "a - De- also
40 Del Hsssop Cs.s Co. s7i, ~ DO s7t 70 Do s7a slo
100 do 50 DO ss do, a~j 90 do, SITS 20 DO ~ 10