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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30
MONEY MARKET.



The stock market is in e mos. amusing state OF
ci,ability The bear party circulated story today
which gave them the decided advantage. 1t is
well known that the banks have large loans
stock at 81 to per cent, having other mode of EN-
ployng tteir funds In addition to these loans large
remain unemployed The rise Of stocks in con-
sequence has been very rapid much to max the
operatorsmid In this state of affairs veg started
that the banks about t. raise the rate Of in
tetest loans to per cent per annum. Immediately
stock took alarm il when buying for rise;
difference of per cent per annum was matter OIL
Importance and stocks fell folowsHarem "a per CT;
Long Island Il ohio; Illinois per cent? Indiana t; 90
sterling per cent.
At the board there sales of u States stock
lAt.
Notwithstanding the rumor, money was never mo'e
plenty than now; large may be had at per cen.
per annum. The moment any improvement should tax
place in the of money here, funds from other cities
would Aow more freely is the competition ior loans
that makes the Of money low and nothe will ofthe
city banks. We have seen to-day two country cashiers
10 Wall street. offering money at per cent freely The
effect OF the report that interest rising will be 10 send
money here and make it ultimately lower, and stock
higher. One Philadelphia bank has 100000 balance
here seeking investment.
The rates of exchange day follows, corrected
By Wm aud John O'Brien, 10 Wall street,
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer
BY BELL X HOWARD.
(Stoyes No. "a Ann street and us Fulton street

SATURDAY.
Ss a%tu !" or iiss s1H
general variety kinds OF articles In the line
and ia iG s.s and S China
and Liverpool ware dinner tea coffee and desert etts lamp
shades, glass ware, &c. ,,
Billiard Table-A very superior and complete billiard table.
with all the apparatus Sc can be seen at any time IN our 'front.'
Also choice w.e' S Mds and s
Also the entire furniture from Hotel including the bar
fixtures wipes, liquors, glass ware, NC
Also entire o.pendd es-peting balance stock
Oh carpet store IN various moNphY ten to NIFTY yards
The E. ssssE ;"S
Si 81 1pS nor hP hand
music SGGe soeSGa Of paintings and works
Also large assortment elegant furniture best sofas and
BEDS &s mahogany and maple chairs
Just London the superior beauiaiEas,h
dining and desert sets new beautiful style goods. '0"''
Also LAMP shades cut glass decanters umber wines Sc
By FL; BEAkNs, Austoneer.
HANDSOME tS2% fRfIf + Bay at 10 O'Clock
nitue Consisting Of mahogany chairs Gentle and d.
oil pG and Ss ins fire % in" glass
with which the sale viii Commence s ~ s SO nS lt.%
UCTlON Remnants Of Oil Cloths, Carpets,
~ aud second hand Furniture &c ,Sc-Charles 8. Smith
will sell this morning September 49, at 10 o'clock At his sales
29 Broadway large elegant of made
cabinet furniture which sofas, different styles and
patterns diyans oamans PLAN and dressing bureaus dining
aud marble tables, rush, and mahogany
chairs, Sc, SC.
Also carpets oil cloths cockery pictures from saloon,
all to be sold without $50 lt.m
HIGH BRED IMPORTED SHORT HORNED CAT
TLEWll be sold by auction peremptorv and without
at tho exhibition and fair to be held by the Philade
AZ - O'clock noon At the Lsmb Tavern about liz miles from
the Schuykl Permanent Bridge the Lancaster turnpike
bred at Powelteu.
These animals in FORM pedigree and handling
the long established credit of the herd Of Mr. Whitaker
whom they belong
WOLBvT HERKNEss. Auct.
Philadelphia Sept a. l8i3. $50 isitsr
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aud John O'Brien, 10 Wall street,
RATES OF BILLS IN New YORK.
In sterling there is fair business without any rise in
rates. which follows:-

rates. which are as follows:-
hScnange on London. .....'.....'.: 1t w
Paris. 49,. ........5 20 as 26a
The farmers have reason to congratulate themselves
on the working Of the tariff Flour this year is lower
than before, and the advocates of high tariff
endeavOring TO persuade the shipping interest that the
protective system avors them because they bring home
the material. The New York Commercial of Thurs
day has the following:-
For nsance take the Of piece Of broad cloth.
il not obvious that the of foreign ipool log
wood fusc, and coPpera TO used in it's manufacture,
Chords more employ to shipping than would that OF
the broadcoth itseli2
These are the vagares of projections high tariffs favor
farmers because their pooL is consumed instead of 70.
reign the shipping interest is favored by it because they
bring home faregn pool Is it astonishing that such
contradictory les used to sustain system of
nopoly7
Money continues exceedingly abundant, and the quan
titles concentrating here from the interior banks for in.
vestment is increasing. We are now commencing new
crop year. and business advances the banks Of the in
terror experience that growing plethora of money which
has so long been experienced the board. Their
old affairs become settled up, and the cash from the At
anc seeking the west for the purchase of produce finds
its way into the hands the Dealers who discharge their
liabilities to the banks and renew them but in very
med extent Hence the banks beginning to seek the
same which have been forced upon the banks
and companies of this city. The institutions Of Phadel
pha and Baltimore following the course and if
$4,000 of stocks have been taken by corporations in
New York. probably $sOOoO COO will be sought for
by the institutions OF other States The operation OF last
year. in relation to external trade will be repeated
this year far greater extent because prices of pro
duce lower here than ever, and rising in value
abroad. The interior is in of currency, and must
obtain before imports take place to any extent In
large sections Of the country there banks whose
issues might supply currency, and give the meons of
purchasing. The following is statement of the banks in
where the greatest reduction in banking has taken
place. showing the bank capital now and in 1885,
BANK CAPITAL IN OPERATION AND POPULATION IN SEvE-
STATES
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philadelphia Cattle Market.

THURSDAY EVENING Sept 2s.-Beeves-ll3l offered
Yiz $50 head P-nnsy vsna and lac Ohio ncuding 4l0
driven to New York; Sales dull from 81 to At for
inferior fair qualities, and ~ 4tc for prime and fair
extra prime So per loo lbs 100 left over.
Cows AND CALvEs.- 225 Ofered-Prices ranged from
$40 70; superior SAT- springers SIS IS; extra $40
Dry Cows So g.
CALvrs-$1 a 2 SO per he ad.
Hoes 295 Penn'a Hogs in market Sales at At Al
extra at Al l2b left over.
SHEtP LANDS 1900 offered. Sales at 81 a SO per
head: extra So
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At Marlborough Ulster County, New York on the 26th
instant JosN PARK the only OF Jesse and Hannah
Park, aged years. months and dpys
DsArH Mn. JOACHIM HEINRICH EBERs, AT BERLIN,
PRusA-On the 9th OF August SlS, at his hotel No 70
wilhelms street, in Berlin, Mr.. JOACHIM HEINRICH
EpEBs. alter a lingering illness
Notice thereof hereby given to all his relations and
particularly 20 Mr. Albrecht Dietrich Ebers, his
by the appointed trustees Of the last will of the deceased
DIR BUBO,
COUNSEL DR. DIETRICH
Berlin, Prussia, 25th August, 1913.
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White-s O DouI do ClF Lusiker-9z bales mdse
TO order.
BEIiIE, Hon-Brig Kanhawa-i8o logs mahogany Alexan
de!-5o bales sarsaparilla Grinnell, Mntum * co.
JUAN-Schr Ursula22 Lima wood bdl sarsapalla
log hides Dbl hf do box bag tortoise shell Tyson Judah
i hides u indigo bag specie x Cotheal
-22l5 hides Rowland COPS deer skins Post Phillips
So hides Cioodhue &
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Provision Market.

There has been no change in Beef, Mutton and Lamb,
since las We hear Of but little good Veal in market
We notice that Of heavy butchers and first meat
shops display very fine quarters Of Ohio beet.
Vegetables of all kinds in great ABUNDANCE some Of
which from the shakers at Lebanon beyond Alba
n.y. say 10000 of sweet Corn, and even Cabbages
One thousand of the white and of the red picking
kind almost daily arriving at market We are
ceivng Cranberres from Michigan in large quantities
Two hundred barrels have just arrived to Kipp & Co.
They sell them 81 and very handsome and in fine
order. are the way,
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Foreign Importations.

HAMnuRG-Ship Condor( Reported yesterdsy)-l case s
Bergel-l A Kest,r23 NJ Oppenbeim--il Napier-l w
nOrtsmappl HeyberssT Fedler112 Bra'sen koar
b,es boxes LepodVl Cssell2 Meyer Leon co
Ia cases bale Feynor co2 boxes Naming Roster co
aer McKee, II schlessnger-io 2 Glenn NJ Werek
q bags specie Schmidt Bachen-2i bales w 80 NJ
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Domestic Importations.

NEW ORLEANs-mS st Leon bales cotton w Bamwell-
50 hhds tobacco spo Teston coil bales hemp hhds
tobacco bbls beeswH Fnnca-2 pkgs Hendricks Blunt
354 bales hemp keso369 pigs lead Howes, Godfrey 4
Robinson2oi pigs lead 2 bbls pork do lard Aver co
Il Dbl Roberts Williams-2 hhds tobacco Gray
Crosby-227 do Masters Makoe COT do bags ginseng
Greenway Henry-2 Comstock co6 bbls meal
Collins X COLO bales hemp Suydam. Sage Coz kegs
McCullen526 sacks wheat IS bbs beans Grwod COT bis
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l.. BAR ONTO.

RTlsT, in Aabaser; Marble seagola, &C., from Italy
"A Respectfully invites the gentry the Inhabitants shopkeep
ers Bazaars country dealers and the public general
his Museum of Arts, No. % Orchard street tbetween Grand
and Division Streets which open for Inspection with
splendid assortment of Italian and English ornaments IN Ala
baer black marble yellow stone salace red
and various other marbles verde di prato granite &c. &c.
consisting of of groups figures busts taxes,
Heb Etruscan candlescks tapers trays ink
stands watch clock stands time pieces spill pots uns
antique lamps shell oval bottles and single
dogs tables orentne baskets, bulls lions, breaches
weights stands card boxes snuff boxes birds nests amn-
paintings Mount Vesuvius of Naples; books concho
ogy mneraogy, geology, marine boans SC &C. Price of
articles from l211 cents to 500.
Cleaning aud repairing Of every description moderate
Admission free wv
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Packets to Arrive,
Ship Masters and Agents,

We shall esteem favor If Captains Of Vessels will give
port q hs Shipping left The foTt whence sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List Of their Cargo and
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have He will
board them Immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain. Nautical Information of any kind will be thankfully
received
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MnrTlah

On Wednesday evening the 27th instant, by the Rev
D. Burchard, Mr. NATHANIEL d. HIGGrNs 10 Miss ELIZA
c., eldest daughter oil Mr. Joseph sturgess all OF
this city.
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DORR, az ALLEN

HAVE received BY late arrivals of packets and steamers
veal articles addition their former Of
DRY GOODS.
DESTROYS Of closing off tn stock they offer their
goods the lowest market prices invite the Of all
pure hasers at No 1873 Pearl street SGT 2wissr
VALENTINE has removed his Engraving and Printing
Establishment from John No. Beekman
Loyeioy's Hoe) opposite the Brick Church, New York
Wedding, Visiting Invitation, and Professional Cards
cuted the first style of the regards the superiority of
the engraving neatness Of the printing and the whenes and
briancy OF cards Persons furnishing their card
plates have them printed the approved and fashion
able stvle of cards, at prices to suit the times.
The Ladies and Gentlemen of New York Brooklyn and he
adjoining cities aud respectfully invited call and
the specimen books and from variety Of pattern cards
select to their taste. s23 msr
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ROWLING SALOON.

rIHE fremont Billiard and Bowling Saloon, Nos. 81 East
Broadway and Market Marked street, with
tensiye hment Of the kind this city being $50 feet in
length The bowling alleys undergoing thorough
and improvements when they will be the best in the city
having heretofore had Of the largest got upon them
frequently 100 pins string, and Ill, 1888 and l9l
pins have been They will be ready for rolling in few
days. when due notice will be On the night Of opening
of the best players will attempt to beat the largest
above The billiard tables operation which
half price will be charged during the day time.
The proprietor thankful for the favors Of his
FOR fall business Citizens and will find he
lec company in the above esab is intend
ed for heahur exercise No gambling Of kind whatever
will be permitted and all vulgar society excluded.
"A privilege let in the above place good for
selling oysters pies coffee and 9th refreshments Rent low
Three good boys wanted to set pins. Apply above
$40 2teodsm
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rTHE HYGEIAN BALSAM A SURE REMEDY.-This
Mi cine for the OF pulmonary and consumptye dis
eases although but recently introduced into the United states
is rapidly assuming high rank remedy IL deserves all the
favor bestowed for its certainty OF cure IA advanced
lung complaints aud consumption Its dscoyeer and
inventor DR. Cook London for his medical abili-
ties has received the encomiums Europe for the be-
nes dspened patients that rapidly dying
for the use the Hygean Balssm An enlightened com
munty will appreciate worth Sold by the proprietor
At his Office No II Barclay Aspinwsll 90 William ST.;
and the Mess Sands 10 Fulton, of Gold and also
ri Gassner X Youngs, No. 1872 Chatham 81. $50 itsn
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THORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CA.
PAlBA AND SARSAPARILLa.

POSSESSES few advantages not enjoyed by any other
dcine for the OF all sexual diseases and which must
with enlightened public render assuredy highly popular
aud dcderaum long sought for the medical ID Il
that 2 PASTE i . entirely steess and unpleasant
sensation to the patient IL has acquired the in al
most every part of II has been examined approved Of
aud sanctioned by the faculty Of medicine
by the most eminent of the profes sion,
Prepared by j. B. Thorne, chemist London and for sale
wholesale and retail, by JAMES TARRANT,
266 Greenwich street cor ner Of Warren street
Also at Park Row and 58 Broadway. 1863 Broadway t
Walk str>>r so lwissr
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IRON SAFFSAttempts have recently been made preu.
dice the public against WILDERS SAFES, on account of
their damps but they have been found damp when
by Ere but exactly damp enough while others
found quite too dry when exposed 70 the same test.
MIR Wilder has improved upon the first Safes made by him.
regard dampness and reference I've made than
hundred respectable houses who, after careful investga
of the relative quality and merits of the various kinds
Safes in market (snce the introduction Of the called Inn
proved Sasmander Sales have syaled themselves of Wder
be who is the only person in the city authorized make
sell Genuine Patent Saamande Safes; and person
Safes made in imitation Of Wilder Patent liable in
times the amount Of the value Of such Safe used and
will be held responsible by the patentee who has suits
pending against the manufacturers.
ANY responsible in the city wishing rchase FIRE
proof Safe and having doubts the dampness Of Safes
sold by the subscriber have placed the
ing house three months upon-tri, aud n found
ry will he taken away free from charge.
SILAS G. HERRING, No. l39 Water st.
N B-Second hand Safes for sale less than one-haf the
former prices such have been taken part payment for
Wilders Patent SaaInander safes. $50 lwdy2twr
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TO THE LADIES.
ADIFS in Of fall ribbons, flowers &c. would do well
IL call at No e6 Bowev, where thew will good
OF the above onei articles together with variety Of
goods, from the finest the Wholesale
aud retail low they be found in the city $50 3t.m
lust LANDED ex Oneida from Hayre, large assortment
Of Pars made rich silk and satin wadded Coaks Capes Ca
nails and Pelerines
Also invoice of Crnomaille Skirts an entirely new arti.
Gle for sale by CHARLES FAY
$50 Ctr Is South William AID SIS Stone .ireet.
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no THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
l. Howquas Mxtue.-This extremely delicious and unpa-
raled Tea highly celebrated in China and Europe just
imported is for sale the Csnon Tea Companys Gene
raj Tea Establishment, 2l Chatham street New York and ZIG
Fulton street, Brookynin packages Price cents and
zach. au@ lmsr
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ASHES ALI islquiet here Sales Of Pearis were at 20
SIT 9 ST. and Pots at 81 So
BRsApsTuYFs Transactions in Ohio Flour at 81 SO,
which is rather high Genesee 81 s7t. Wheat s6c Corn
5l3c. Rye 50 and Oats IS 27ac.
CANAL ToLLs.-Account of tolls received on all the
canals of this the 22d September and OF the lock-
ages Alelandes lock- three miles west OF schenecta
DIV to the LIST Septembar, viz -
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MARITIME HERALD.
sailing Days OF the Steam ships.
Packets to Sail.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
Cambridge. Barstow, Oct. l
GW;sasssi ,,stc Burrows 90, Oeti7 =
Rochester, Britton, Oct. 16
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Mediator, Chadwick, Oct. /
Wellington, Chadwick, Oct. 10
Switzerland, knight, Oct. 20
FOR HAvRE.
st. Nicolas, Pell, Oct. /
Duchesse d'Orleans, Oct. 8
Sully, Burrows, Oct. 16
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THE GIRARD CASE.

IN THIS GREAT CASE the t legal talent the country
Engaged. Webster Clay aud Adams the dis
tiuguhed counsel and their fees scarcely
less than thousand dollars vlopements
relation TO the habits and pursuits Of the late Stephen Grd
will be elected by the and the whole world
will be read the evidence Ia short Of all the
Gently before the public know Of OF such general i'm
pornce and deep the people large
which contain Chapmans unrvaled Magic Razor Strops
Sold wholesale and retail 1902 William $50 ltsr
HUTCHINGS STOMACH BITTERs-For dyspepsia,
palpiton OF the heart loss OF appetite assisting digestion,
night and all diseases Numerous ca
cured well certificates OF physicians
who IL 10 their practice he at the propeors
price 81 per bottle 49,
Ageats-l50 Bowery; ga Broadway; Dr. Haon Allen
and Stanton streets Mrs Hays Brooklyn; Ingersol Peeks
kill. $50 lws
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SUN "...5 Sc MOON SETS ..l 4
.......5 % HIGH WATER IL a
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HENRY RUSSELL'S CONCERT.
This Evening at the

HENRY RUssELL's CONCERT.
This Evening at the
REARX f4ssEhT nSS% ss
h s
% Sept @ s 0 hss srs o b he M
and most favorite compositions.
PROGRAMME
BALLApErtsHTFhas' Old Bell
And % % %sa Sid sTsE s @sf ,hs%s i've sung
Eve peaIsd The fhsa ..G Gs WED, Welding mom
To say that the bride was coming, ovelorn
'' Ding u dong onsd ding dong &c. &c.
SONG, Come. Brothers Arouse"
the s 1s.s If let a H. Ssfs
Oh! the summer suns in the sky-
The xn sis he on :r rn ruin: fs his '''
NAUTICAL BAtL "A. = =. ! Main-Truck'
rs d up q s a The same
The to sleep had gone, &c.
HE'Irbh s'e;pea g. s ysSSf Guns
Stand to your guns my hearts of oak
II 81 Il s:s. l :as si:
Be silent and be ready.-etc
THE TOMB OF. WASHINGTON.
Tomb G'o Of III, he mighty m'j sS dead!
THAT ssf' sSy ss s above ' thy head,
Or sheds IFS bloom on thee.
Blight saf, 'nra sf' Mount %o Vernon. sun;
Rest here in soft repose, Washington.
. CANTATA-"1he Maniac"
CARDINAL we1sEy!Fst Ff1ARIIhwELL ADDRESS TO
Cromwell h'f2 DID NOT h think TO shed tear
ny %0S: "%.r thu! Pay he T1 CROMWELL
S Ess1 da o eCd %, '1 Where
%$;ss 4 f. Ss,;o Ia .sc;
sae and safe though thy master @iss it,
Cromwell charge thee, ding away ambition:
by that sin fell the angels; how can man. then.
as Tsss a sfsss hISs g .,% % hate
Sill i thy right baud carry gentle peace,
To silence envous tongues.
NEy Sa N N.I1s A%E E.z. sG sese
SONG S0MGth" ~ r n! Ivy Green en-,
1t cree eth DER ruins old-etc.
BALLAD-"My Old Wife"
And her voice has lost the sweetness OF its ghoods svey
But her heart is still cheerful early days fife
2l1n the dpss a Ff SfS.1s 3 d sst G
FINALE-"Tbe Bubbles of the Day;
Or share Companies IN general
VIM. Dubois Music Stores. $50 lu
THE RESCUED NUN
On a CONVENT WRONGS.
I'm these deep solitudes and aw full cells
Where heavenly pensive contemplation dwes
And musing melancholy reigns,
What these umults a vestals veins P'
WILL BIZ PUBLISHED OF SATURDAY, seth instant,
w price One Shilling-Ths thrngly interesting tale.
founded facts Of recent by the author Of Mabel
the Actress &c.
This work illustrates truhfuy and powerfully the
aud arbitrary policies of prevailing aad should be rad
BY all Interested in the Anti Pueyte discussion OF day.
s I'D to
universal attention.
Published handsome book form, with perfectly large
type, and superior paper
Also the third edition Of mabel the Actress price 2h
cents. pURGESS x STRINGER,
$50 2tis Corner Broadway and Ann street.
HERD OF BUFFALOES FOR SALE.-The proprietor
IL offers for sale singly ten Buaoes two and
half years old They known to be Of value Europe
stock the parks Of nobemen aud others To Farmers also
they valuable they make the nob and beef
IN the world by being crossed With common cattle They
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Second Board.
state of Trade.

Is NIX & Hud RR bnw 3sZ Is do bis 39N