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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-31

90 Onions, per bush... 40 a 50
Died

On Friday morning, 30th inst, suddenly, Mr.. THOMAS
CRcoKER, Printer in the 57th year of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family and those of his
sonsnlaw, Leonard Field and C. Metca together with
the members Of the Typographical Society and printers
generally, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
tomorrow morning at O'Clock precisely from the late
residence Of the deceasad So Beekman street His
mains will be taken TO Long Island for interment
On Friday morning, 18th inst. of lingering illness,
JOHN WmLoUGHbv, aged IS years.
His friends and those of his brother Nichols and bro
thersnaw, Thomas and Patrick Doan, requested to
attend his funeral tomorrow afternoon at 81 o'clock,
from his late residence, la Mott street.
On Tuesday evening Nth inst. suddenly RoRERr ia
MsoN Esq in the 10th year Of his age of the county An
TRIM Ireland and for the last 10 years resident of the Sd
ward Of this city.
His friends and acquaintance and also those of his
William and John Jamison and his son-inaw, Charles
Mathews respectfully invited to attend his funeral
tomorrow afternoon, at o'clock from his late residence,
81 Murray street corner Greenwich.
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$7,273,oOO
2s,bss,s4s
Total,
Add decrease of imports, as above,
$35,s6l, s4s

Total decreased demand for bills, $35, SOL S4S
The amount OF interest actually due abroad by States
and companies cannot be ascertaned with precision but
this is approximation. The great falling of in imports
has been the main of the low price Of bills which
will average for least half the whole exports at their
present rates. which per cent under what the bills
would sell for under full demand before it would be
come profitable to export specie According to the
turn which have already quoted, the exports of do
mestc pro luce in s42 was in round numbers 500 ooo
eOo This year will be larger probably 500 900,
loss offs per cent this in consequence of the low price
of bills caused directly by the tariff takes 5000 900 hard
dollars Of the pockets of the farmers and pianers
pretty round for them to subscribe to the protection
manufactures Under this state OF affairs the import of
specie must be pretty large before bills improve
The influence of this state Of the commerce upon do
nestle bills is OF similar If the Atlantic cities do
not import goods is because the interior does not buy
them The OF exports which are exhibited
the seaboard exists between the Interior and the Atantc
consequently exchanges very low and very regular
with tendency constantly to increase the flow westward
of the specie coming in by the packets The rates
follows:
Bank Notes. Exchange.
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$4,000 Ohio 6's, 1860

FrIuay, DEC. 80.
ns aa mas See au one Das
things will exist
Couon-The advance of last week has been maintained
the middlng and fair qualities, and not the fine
The demand has varied and the sales have been from 500
to 1900 day all nearly all for export The sales have
been follows 1900 bales Uplands and Florida st s.
1900 do Mobiles, 81; 1900 do New Orleans, 6 ST.
Naval StoresThe rise of freghts is uniavorabe. But
little is shipping Sales North County at 81 62t which
is reduction. Wilmington is offered lower. Sales Of
spirits at IS cents. ,.IH
Oiis-2O 900 gallons whale have sold at IS cents. No.
thing doing in crude hnseed 40 bbs Bank shore sold
at ID so Sl4. ...l
Propisions-The market has been dull. Sales of new
mess pork at $3.50; prime $50 1918; old mess $s37t
prime $50 o5. Mess beet $50 75 prime $50 Lard
Is wanted; sales at cents New hams a 81; smoked
beef 6 picked hams Sales of 1000 packages grease
butter at cts. for export.
RieeThe stock is common and inferior. Sales Of about
400 tierces, at AGA b.
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Debts and liabilities of the Commonwealth 10, $50
The soop-ofwar Falmouth is expected from YeraCruz.
with 100000 100000, New Orleans for merchants
of that city.
The market for foreign bills continues dull. The mails
for the Boston boat close tomorrow when the bulk Of
the transactions will probably be done. The rates Of
bills yet show tendency to improve, notwithstanding
the large receipts of specie from Europe, which including
that brought by the BRITANNIA amounts to So 100000
This is large of bills to be taken out OF the market
without producing any apparent influence upon the rates
OF exchange. The of this is however very appa
rent in the increased exports of produce and the immense
falling off in imports. The exports Of cotton from the Uni
ted States from September LIST date exceed those of
the corresponding period of last year 900 bales or 80
per cent The exports of tobacco rice and other leading
articles show similar These may be estimated,
yung the cotton $40 per BALE and the other articles
in proportion to increase the supply Of actual bills drawn
against produce, 5000 900 that OF last year. Ac-
cordng the Treasury table OF imports for the year end
ing Sept 30, there compared with last year, de-
in the values imported, equal to s4s Of
which decrease 900 in the last quarter of the
year. further decrease in the demand for bills has
arisen from the progress of bankruptcy which may be
summed up follows -
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Boston........ par az

is very evident that the supply of bills from the ine-
Atlantic cities is equal to the demand and be-
ing payable in the specie standard the utmost uniformity
prevails but should any artificial demand for bills spring
mp, immense arrangement would inevitably be pro-
duced We will instance the of Indiana an exam
pie The currency Of that State consists of convertbe
State treasury notes 80 per discount and about
of of the State Bank which pays SPECIE
but has only $500 900 vaults small of spe
Gle is also in circulation The exports of the State
appears about equal to the imports because bills drawn
against them command specie at about the rate of the cost
of transporting that specie Now the State its bond
holders abroad about 81 000 II 1t should undertake to
pay this sum, il would first collect its taxes in its
notes and the bills Of the bank and buy exchange with
them demand for bills thus created would raise the
rate above the specie level and demand upon the
bank which could sustain itself, and would break.
All specie the State would then be exported and
irredeemsble paper currency only would exist utterly
valueless This is the in Alabama. The aRnuaI
exports from that State account Of debt
than the State pay II is becoming impoverished has
already lost $40 600 in tangible being the capital
OF the banks borrowed inEurore That money has not
ed its interest aadthe result bankruptcy These facts sp
ply greater less degree every State the Union
and collectively to the United States.
The position OF the United staes in regard to their
debts is feature in the funding system. Il is the
nrst instance WneTe nation mas conIdctel IN
debtedness oftsel and they become the first practical
proof of the fact that it is impossible to pay such debts
The Government of Great Britain undoubtedly quite
insolven the State Of Illinois The comparison
thus;
Debt Interest. Popupn pr hd. Erperis
g. Britain oooo0 $50 100000 " 900 500 900
Illinois. 100000 fl4o,eoo 100000 $40 100000
The exports Of Illinois canny be ascerained exactly
The estimate here large Her interest nearly all due
abroad and amounts to 5oper cent OF her exports Now
der he supposon that the interest of great Britain
payable abroad, how long would she be able pay III
why not only all payable at home, but she receives
from other countries the interest 900 foreign
stocks held in London amounting annually $40 900 600
yet Sir Robert Peel has stated that they longer pay
the whole interest. In 1889, England oblgedto i'm
port quantity Of Of value less than the Of
interest she receives annually from other nations and in
consequence brought to the verge Of bankruptcy,
nd saved only by loan Of f4OOoooc from the Bank Of
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SobEY's LADY's BOOK FoI JANUARY. 1884,,
All me articles are from female writers. Some OF them
@sn very beautiful specimens art Devotion ae
tint figure of charming prayer, and probably
There about tSi. m.x..ine-.n observer of
TO sdo po Si &. , ssS ST Tie
bel every one who disputes their pretensons
We do Know acceptable which any gen.
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Snt ehns %srsG 81 bE mumph.sy pssI
and the best sver engraved in this
The Lady. Book for January the frs, number of the new
has
ara aSmS Sa Ss .nd and
truly elegan and merorious Saturday Museum
deeEed bes, HOLIDAY according the
hs season The articles IN m, number are Written exclusive
H.sy Hs1eo Eagle ''e' wen as IN name
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ss an and
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Inc present humber is As near perfection the sighes,
Without copy Ss work es
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LADTs sSoE@Th. beautiful gem amous the reriodic. L.
any Ss' s s
beth he beauty p q s
angavngs and the high of excellence which pevades ITS
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and well worth twice the price Of the number Wilmington
DELI State Joums = - - =
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the enchantment OF the work -(U. 8. Gazette.
GopY LADYs BooK-The number of this upioue work
before ha, with all Of lyai,hp but while
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which belongs M dees competition ann has circulation
Der splendid embellishments Mr. Cooley The enterpr;s-
publisher exceed his eorts 10 make
this work the pride of American Olive
Branch
Ayeas subscription to this magazine (beng in advance
would be of the graceful sensible and cu
uvaed young could make lady worthy Of his
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In 0odey Lady Book the real fa.hon given colored
Mezzotin Plates Steel Engvngs reading matter bv
the best authors of America.
Free OF subscription one year. advance
single numbers, ..25 cents 4
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Passengers Arrived.

LoSpoN-Paeke ship MedisoT-W Wheuen, Jackson, e
the
NV 0RLEArs-shp Orlesns-Mr Graves, DR. Towne. q
Towne, Mrs Fernet,
CHARLEsroN-Ship Suton--Mr Stett
CHArLEsToN-BTigE mily-E w Talman, Roberts, w
Il Gleason, w Jones--3 in the steerage.
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PrnvlafOn Market

All the markets appear be the this last week.
There the usual supply of articles the stands and
prices remain unchanged Cheapness pervades every
nook and corner and poultry so low that the poorest
family afford to have at least turkey a week.
This kind of food to have been universally eaten
since Thanksgiving day 1t has taken the place of all
other kinds of meats and will continue in demand till af
tart he holidavs
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Passengers Sailed.

LIvERrooL-shir Soatheraer-Chas Smith, Robt Minnn
Chas Mintun, Miss CoInea Mnturn. Mrs Harshome, W.
Coates and lady, Miss Catherine Coates James 3Ohnsson
New York Mr. Mcdonald and LADY, Canada, Mr. Trenton an
lady, Illinois; s Davis.
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Foreign Importations.

LonpoS-s tsp M diator-i7 pkgs M 0ppenhem T. COZ
n w It X Mai-l6 Stone X cot Hunt colo Clhoi
coll Dodge, Cumming COLI Dunlop n Wrsaks-
Raingeb colo bottles quicksilver Post X Aasf2 pax
w Vyse-2 @ w Haywood coz sihkin, lronslde X G.
Thompson < col Morton col Meyer X son-l " =
Coleman EdwaIds-iJ Moore-,i9 tons coal Grisvol
"a chis cs TO order.
JAcMFLBrg Topif-22oO bags coffee 81 900 lbs logwooi
Rossere-iO0 bags coffee w Deafeld-l box mdse Bad
ger x Peck.
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VI A RITIM E H E R A L d
Sailing Days OF the steam Ships.
Packets 10 Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall favor il captains Of vessels will give
to Commodore ROBERT SILyEY of our news fleet, re-
of the shipping left the whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their list of their cargo
foreign ewspapes they have He viii board
Immediately their arrival Agents and correspondents
home abroad, will also confer favor by sending tn
information of any kind will be thankfully received.
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NARD AND AUCTION. NOTICE.-Messrs. BELL &
~ HOWARD. (Thomas Bell and Robert Howard) give
lice their friends and the public that the Auction and Com
mission business 10 all its branches and will be continued and
carried usual and the honorable the old
stand No. Ann and lis Fulton Liberal advances
goods consigned for sale Certain sales and prompt
be depended The regular sale OF Furniture
Of all descriptions takes place Wednesday and Saturday
Dry goods clothing fancy articles, Tuesdays aud Fridays
Out door sales Of groceries, furniture and All descriptions
property attended TO. BELL HOWARD,
Dc lmsec THOS. BELL Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Auctloneer.
BY BELL & HOWARD.
Stoves Nos. % .ARn and us Fulton sfysst.,

lH Nf. iI SATURDAY,
. -, - AT 0x o'clock at the sale ROOM .
Splendid Furniture and the last this yeWi be sold an
nncommony CHOICE extensive and valuable assortment Of the
very pest hand and fuuae OF all descriptions
As no more furniture will be ssd year. persons venting
Also at ny O'Clock, without reserve in Fulton
store superb Piano Foes and u o'clock precisely at 81
John street VIII be closed the sale Of the valuable stock Of
cabinet maker.
Also splendid OF cabinet furniture twelve
O'Clock at No 81 John close sales stock 1872
Al O'Clock p. NJ. precisely,
Extra Sale 'Spendd Clothng-3 trunks gentle
mems wearing apparel separate lots consisting Of all kind
ofbeautful, coats, vests, snd pantaloons.
No bills will be made every article viii be sold for cash
at the time
f WEDNESDAY,
AT l0x o'clock the auction store.
Elegant and extensive sale Of choice furniture.
TUESDAY,
AT l01e o'clock, at the sale rooms
Paintings, Piano Fores &cT superb ortes and "A
chIoce paintings as any IN the city, sc.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM,
AGAINST THE WORLD.
Marble hiding, Broadway, opposite ST. Paul.: Church
ToM '1d
The smallest Dwarf in all This perfect specimen Of
the smallest scale before heard Of be day
and evening at ne Museum without extra charge lie " IL
WEIGHS ONLY FIFTEEN POUNDS,
Being precisey his weight when but months old The &c
perfect dws in the wod and the prspg living
osity that ever astonshed the public.
BSo.h the InIiyssd Comic singsr.Ms Hood The
For especial accommodation delight Of children the
has engaged the celebrated exhibition OF Punch apd
Moonlight Representation Abbey Of francesca IN
Spain-Portuguese Landscape near LsbonIhe Frozen Re-
gions-The Sea introducing Storm and Shipwreck-Splend
After which signor vivads decidedly unrvalled Mechan-
ical Figures apparently Animated Authorizations.
Christ Healing the Sick in the Temple by Benz West ESQ
This celebrated picture too well known require descp
~ The Free List with the exception of the Press is ne
cesay suspended during the Of the Animated
Admission to all IS cents-Ch,ldren half price. DDS
CHRISTMAS HOLYDAYS.
ADMISSION ONLY ONE SHILLING.
GALLERY.
Broadtcay, Opposite the Guy Hail.
Mr.. II. BENNETT, Manager.
Mr.. NELLlS, born without arms, will perform variety
wonderiq eats among Others shave any Of the audience
Nj, p the eO%s ySrpa, Ss5 and
full wire voanteur. ..t
of curioses-al to be for the above sum.
Repeated performances Monday the 26-an afternoon
entertainment at O'Clock during the Hoydays.
Performance in the evening commence at O'Clock.
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!sS &: az ready
A .,s h @ G.
'pYsTERs FOR THE HoLIDAYs,-Ta DOWNING,
door below Murray respectfully informs his friend. and
ii: city they viii ssspsisd
%S s
mode s.S r.
s, and TO apy Ss that may be given him for New
He solicit. 81. friend: the public for their orders. with
Orders left At either establishments, Broad street and
2is Broadway, will be promptly executed. dasto iylr
Oysters can Be had of apeToI quality
dollar per hundred. d2s ltsr
s for Sy Yc k5sa 1
ofe. to his patrons and the public article Of Oys
Parties and Balls supplied the same as usual
weh 9ys soase se Of C any a Of the cN0 @ Green
PIANO FORTEs.-A H. GALE 8 CO. late n 2. Piano
Forte CC have on hand large variety Of Improved Rose
Purchasers invited to cali at their Mandatory and Ware
Rooms Third Avenue corner Of 18th street. and for
A.T yAroE BATHS p CoH5Isad street
& c.I;s; M 4; XssGi S,s; o'clock
o ns one m Sapha Baths
part ofthe city Brooklyn Bathing Tubs and Hip Baths for
hire. d;s slwr
GO REWARD-TO Observation-Disclosures since the
C goth inst Silver Cup, marked the side M. A. +.
NJ f. w. l336 1887. The above reward will be paid
recovery at % Pine street corner Of South ST. d30 3s
pAFrLE.-DQWNlNG the Napoleon of the day for fine
~ Oysters is always with the best Of the
This being season when great many OF his friends
eased Of their money, without enjoying in
Oysters cheering glass Of choice wine We has
To show them how II done by Railing, THIS Evening,
at hs Oyster Saloon, 25 Broadway Murray street,
am OIL Painting, in aframe, exposing the tricks OF gamblers
portrayIng IN language not to be mistaken how unwtingly
they get heeccd.
The painting is by an eminent artist
Forty Tickets as dollar each.
Gard Play are invited TO call do 2issr
EKENCH CHINA-Dnner sets, octsgon Tea do do, and
all the articles TO- dinner and setts by only For
sale by A. DALESME,
dlt imsr South William st, MOI. M stairs.
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
IyvKr1Ep AND
m. DE BOUDELOQUE, nj. d.. LISBON, 4 sKTUGAL
THE Sccnutc combination OF ingredients OF which
Pills composed have made them the wonder and admit
the only preparation discovered that proved
certain producing the monthly Their certainty in al
cases. being such that thew be used
for though always mild, safe and healthy, they
produce miscarriage il used during thar period.
The directions are ansated into English and enseIoped
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each bor
tains OF NJ de Boudeloque the English dl
rections the signature Of Dr. r. NELvEAU, sntorsed
agent fer the continent Of America
They be transmitted by mail y say part Of us Uni,eA
York will meet with immediate attention. All letters
paid Sold by II i2o Cherry Cats-
ne res s. Half bores s. No half boxes sent By
mail Mo iiosr d&w
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 81, 1s4a.
Cleared.

7 &c NEW NOON ~
Sun SETS -. 4 "a NIGH IS
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HENRY 4. RIELL, Auct'r.
BY RIELL ARCULARIUs.
Store 3ot Broadway, corner Of Duane streets.
r. A are ready made advances any amount on
consgnmenfs, Returns Sales of real and
door sales OF househod furniture attended to in
Regular sales Of Liquors. Sega &c. Tuesdays Fur
nitu'e, Pianos, Sc, every Wednes dav and Saturday
SATURDAY.
AT l0x O'Clock, in sales room.
large lot Of housekeeping goods, 400 mahogany par
or office and bed chairs desks book
stands China and invoice of fancy and
goods for the holidays The OF buyers
quested The goods unlimited and deserve than
binary inspection.
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED-The American Edition Of the
following Msgazn.s for December, viz
Blackwood's English Magazine, price 81 per aun.
The Dublin University, -" a
Bentley's Miscellany.
Subscriptions received by JOSEPH MASON
Publisher 1902 Broadway, up stairs.
The American Edition Of the London Christian Observer
commencing with the number for January 1885, will be pub
shed Immediately after the arrival of next British steam
Price 81 Subscriptions respectfully solicited
above. d3l ltsec
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State OF Trade.

Second Board
go CT 100 shas Long Island
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r. FOR NEW ORLEANs-LOUISIANA AND
~ NEW YORK LINE-Rcgular Packet Of the 10th

NV, January. -
The las, sailing packet ship LOUISVILLE Capt Hunt
passage having handsome furnished accommodations apply
on board at Orleans wharf, foot Of Wall St or to
T.. COLLINS " 60. IS South 81.
Shippers rely upon hayng their goods correctly messur
ed and that ships OF this kne will sail punctusily
sed Any that effect will be given ana iu'eo
that may be requictI. -,
Agents in n Orleans tIuin Woodruff VINO will prompt
y forward all goods 10 their address, - IN
The packet ship Huntsville, Captain q. H. MumoId VII
succeed the Louisville and san, the 2oh Jsn her regular
d9l
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WINES, FRUITS AND LIQUORS, for the Hoydays-
w Sale Continued-CARTEK co. will sell Hatur-
day. sl, at oh O'Clock at the store ZOE Broadway the bal
consisting fine brandy fruits and figs
peror old south side Madsras Pale Gold and Brown Sher-
nv old London PORT Oard and old Cognac Brandy Swan Gin
old Scotch Whiskey. Champagne Brandy Muscat Wine
sorted Cordas Champagne Principe and Havana .Segars,
Teas, SC. .
The above articles &C. of quality very seldom offered
at in bottles and dem and suitable for holt
days. Sale positive, and catalogues the morning of SALE
d2O 2fke