The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-04
BY THE SOUTHERN NAIL.
Philad e!phia.
Correspondence Of the iierald.l

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3, 1912.
Hereafter, / shall endeavor TO furnish you for
your Saturday morning paper, with review OF the
money and stock market for the previous week, so
that your readers may have weekly report that
can be depended upon During the present condl-
ton OF financial affairs there is but little TO state
from day TO day; and yet the important crisis to
which We have arrived measurably, and to which
Great Britain Is tending, and must come renders
every result at any important business point of con-
sequence in forming sound opinion.
The advertising OF the letters has been Withdrawn
from the North American and given to the Ledger
which certainly is more OF Tyler paper than the
former / heard frem very quarter, day
since, of some intended moves. in Washington re-
garding the Clay wings, and which will extend to
this city, and probably TO yours. When they
made-as certainly they will be-the North Ameri-
can will, perhaps, allow that Mr. Montgomery is not
as safe it asserted. It's very loss OF patronage
might teach II that.
Col Johnson is most industriousy engaged in
electoneering around the county, and that very
dexterously he is making more and faster friends
than you might imagine, particularly among the
females, influence more potential In its silent
workings, than noiser means. History teaches
those reading her pages for hints on the present
times the value OF female enthusiasm, directed TO
political or social end. The wars of the Fronde
present in many respects close analoges TO our Po-
litcal contests; and De Retz is full of pithy rules
for the use Of the influence of those ladies', who
charmed the Parsians by their graces and their arts
Inc JucnesS Vi DeVOnsnlIe 100, was INC UeSt can
vasser of her day
At a public meeting of all the lame ducks"
" waddlers," " certi6cated bankrups," "expresi-
DENTS cashiers and directors held at the Exchange,
on the receipt of the New York Herald, containing
the news of the bankruptcy and final explosion OF the
New York Herald, and the approach of the day Of
judgment" Resolved, LIST, " That the Herald ought
to break" I'd, THAT In the opinion of this meet
ing, James Gordon Bennett is not fit company for
any bankrupt, defaulter other gentee person, be-
cause he squints, and nobody can tell what he is
looking at, or after, and because he cannot know
enough about cheating, TO associate with respecta
bic bankrupts having always been in the habit of
paying cash. Sd, That we don't care d-n for the
day of judgment We are used to days of Judgments
and executions too 4th, That Rev. Mr.. Miller is
humbug 9Th, That our patron and friend st. Satan
has consented forthwith TO tuck, in his tail, and
proceed to New York, and take charge of J. G.
Bennett for making fun of respectable people. 9th.
Girard Moyamensing and the Cashier of the Farmers
and Mechanics, be committee TO wait on Satan.
7th. That the Philadelphia Correspondent of the New
York Herald forward copy of these proceedings to
his employer
Not another werd OF news, pom honor. The fol-
lowing banks declared dividends yesterday Ken
sington, q. for 6 months Commercial 2, for 6mos.;
Western, per cent, for IL mos. In real estate,
nothing doing at all.
There is fire company escort by the Vigilants to
company, from Baltimore, believe.
A brisk demand to-day again for drafts on New
York, and none in the market.
SALES OF STOCKS THIS PAY-7sha Union Bank Ten
nessee 3 10 do Planters Bank Tennessee o. $500 Penn
s4s 49, 100 do do do Isio 26 $50 do do mortgage loan
81.