The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-09
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MONEY MARK EFT.

Tuesday, Nov. S-6 II. M.
The excitement of the elections and the nclemency
the weather. have not improved the appearance of the
markets The sales at the stock board to the usual
extent with little better feeling in relation to prices.
Ohio State per cents per cent the last sale.
kentucky 6 New York State SIS of 1858 Il stoningon
There no change in Harlem notwithstanding the
efforts of the stock obbers sustain the price, with the
view of saddlng innocent third parties with worthless
stock. They will, however not succeed in getting
clear of the stock before the road dies natural DEATH
Sales Of Treasury notes made to-day
at par with the interest. The demand for them, for
glanced at yesterday has fallen off, and the de-
cline in the customs lessons the application of them in
that quarter; should they fall to discount make
them available in the discharge of dues the govern
men the whole collected would absorb
many of them.
western paper in copying an article from this pa
per- the Indebtedness of the State of Illinois remarks
that in in stating that that State
Of the first TO repudate We pleased too this de-
sire to cast off the odum of reputation 1t looks like
better things but the statement is nevertheless
In the early part of the session of $780, the Illinois
Legislature actually passed resolutions regulating
large portion of her debt and not until three
days afterwards that those resolutions reconsider
ed and rescinded the representation of certain of
the members in relation to the disgrace which would
attend them Sorry to record that the spirit Of
those resolutions has up to this time, acuated the peo-
pie of that and other States. We trust however,
that at the coming session something will be paid
counterfeit has made its appearance at ST..
Louis, and is thus described -
"The before us is of the denomination of $40 on
the mother bank bears date the LIST of july 1888,
letter b. No. 1885, and is remarkably well executed both
as regards the engraving and the filing up The points
in which differs that the paper has biueish cast
and is much thinner than that OF the genuinethe sgna
lures are nearer the loweRlne of the notehs note is
slightly shorter than the genuine, and the cast of the
head Of Gen. Jackson the lower right hand corner is
darker Upon the whole, close inspection will be
sary to detect the counterfeit from the genuine notes"
party paper recently headed an article with the fol-
lowing -
Our coasting trade has guadrupied within the last Is
years-,his Is owing to the Protection Civ by the
laws OF the country.
The sagacy of this remark is wonderful The ncreas.
hg of the coasng trade that the of the
produce manufactures and goods one section to
ther has quadruped entirely consequence of the nro
tective lars of Congress. No doubt those laws orld
have produced the result f the quantity of tbos.
articles produced and transported had remained stationary
or been snnihated. For instance the cotton cron in
creased from 100000 bales in 1928 to 100000 bales in
1910. Wasit not wonderfully sagacous law that made
three times much tonnage necessary carry the crop
of 1910 that Of 1928 The foreign imports Of were
slso0OoooO those of 1870 sI23 judcious law
would probably have made much tonnage essary
bring the last the former. Such are the
shallow tricks of the advocates Of taxation and potec-
ton to the nabobs at the expense Of the people.
The accounting officers of the Treasury have ad just
ed the of the States and Territories under the dis
trbution law The be divided $500 la ex.
elusive of the ten per cent
According to the law there is to be deducted the ex-
penses of collection surveying salaries Sc, and the five
per of the States From the remainder is
DO deducted 10 per cent Of tho sold within the
limits of each of the following States -
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
Alabama, Missouri, Mississippi
Louisiana, Arkansas, Michigan.
The Of this 10 per to be given to each of the
States named and the balance of the Whole is then be
divided pro among all the States and Territories
coring their federal representation In our article Of
June ID calculated from data then in possession,
the amount coming to each State, follows The quan-