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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-05
Foreign Markets.

RE JA,rrso, August %.
On the 18th OF this month the OF f,ur ed 600
barrels Baltimore l6n00 on mos, SIS 80 net; 400 bhs
Richmond county $4,000, mos, 50 50 net; 100 barre
Georgetown sNooo mos So SO net; 1870 bbis New York
l-N250 mos, So 81 net
Cof is scarce, weather continuing cloudy and unfa
yorabe Tor supplies.
Coffee More favorable advices per "Gsston with the
Of several houses entering thr market i'm
nediaey that vessels arrival aud II report of large
,es at 81 cents in the u $ while supplies hav We been
small owing TO late had weather. have prevented the fall
IN price which had been anticipated. sales have bee at
400 s600 for selected SO 50 So 90 per 100 lbs, 3s0o
1880 assorted tuperior-$6 ~ Sc 81; $1,000 $1,000
10 Vi frsts$5 81 So 80; 2n40e 2U9o0 regu 81 20
IS "a Asthe demand has been chthy for the w. s. and
nearly satisfied it is expected prices will decline in
mort time after free supplies forward which
IRE ked by the end Of the month; thu superior il
vented for Hamburg, and may not give way as soon D.
qualities.
Foreign vessels still going at low freIghts 10 the
Inited States under the procal treates which ope
a so much sgaiast the shipping interest for our own
,onnry Ferry cents PER bag is the highest rate asked
Your new spapers and Statesmen strange m or
il would seem about the trade with Brazil as reaards
land having had advantages over the United States
rms is conr ny to the fact there is difference ia
lues whatever on the imports from the or he other
On the 2lnd the nour market renamed the same Ba.-
morc and susaueh have been placed at 65O0 I7n
800 credit aud we have advise the receipt Of 1000 bbs
uper Trieste stock in all hands 30 600 bbls Richmond
nominal at l0uso0.
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Died.

On the 4th instant after lingering illness, Mr.. W.T.
LIAM HENHY SMITH, Prner in the 2sth year OF his age
MS ends and acquaintances respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral from his late residence 100 Sulvs
street. this afternoon at O'Clock.
y. b: Mobile, Ala, papers will please copy.
On Tuesday evening last, after lingering illness,
CLAhxsoS CRoLius, senior, aged 20 years.
Inc relatives and friends OF the family and those Of his
son GARRISON Crolius, jun, and sons in law p Wood
run ana j. ~ Vredenburgh, respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this Thursday afternoon O'clock
precisely from his late residence No Reed street His
remains will be conveyedto Greenwood Cemetery for
terment.
On the lstnant the Quaratine Hospital of bilious
refai'ten fever, Captain WILLIAM OsBoeN o. the schr
Phebe and Eliza, a resident of BROOKLYN, aged 90
years.
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The countries which cottou have been sent are
, OF English CorToSs.

o. the plain cscoes the exports to the English Colo
MES are la7 100000 ards making the whole foreign
port l26oooooo OF the prints sso0OOoO yards to thu
Colonies and 10000 900 yards foreign These figures
present the undsnabe evidence Of the great animation
in the Cotton Market, and improvement in prices are
healthy The low prices and abundance of money have
asein produced their usual results and prices
10 the great advantage of producers The ex orts
manufactures to this country very insignificant
lnrels'ion to the woolien trade paper remsrks:
We fear the great increase the Belgian woolJen
usctufe and IN the exports from that country 10 The ni
ted states and other foreign markets. will account for
serious decline IN the wooen manufacture OF
In Belgium be observed, there is no duty on The ra
material Under these circumstances the retention q,
he WOOL duty in England becomes highly cruel and i'm
polite.
In relation to American Stock the London Chronicle
remarks -
We in daily receipt OF communications from hold
of American State Stocks whose interest In arrear
Il appears that thes parties deprived thereby OF ali
income and they asge that with the grossest bad faith
the Americans evince the absence oil all feeling for the
suferngs OF their creditors, and for their own honor
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These parties express surprise that they do
psrence more sympathy the part Of the public press,
ana that he Leading houses who introduced hess stocks
INTO the London market do themselves TO obtain
Justice from the delinquent ates We certainly not
INDIFFERENT for our part 10 the suarings Of these
unfortunate claimants: and trust that the leading
capitalists are not wanting in their duty to them Their
principal reliance the influence which the opinion
OF the civilised world must exercise most sensitive
and aspiring people, The Americans will not brook the
scorn and rejection oil that " orld.
We shall be glad TO insert IN columns with view
TO enighten and direct IFS opinion all public and authen
tic documents calculated TO eucidae American bad,
American good faith; more especially such may tend
to prove the refusal the readiness Of the American
people to tax themselves to and reasonable extent
for the payment OF the interest their public debt
In relation to American Stocks there was better feel
ing, and prices again in advance The quotations
as follows =
LONDON. Sept ls-Tn American Stocks there seems
siana Bonds the business has been limited by The small
amounts offered for sale Alabama per cent Dollar IS;
Sterling, 70 per cent Illinois 3d. nominal Indiana 30;
Bank Of Louisiana Bends both SERIES buyers of l44
at ss; Consolidated Association so 10 So; Union Bank
four series bs to co. of 1884, IS; Citizens Bank, so per
cent; Massachusetts, b Sterling par. buyers; Mary land
S. sterling, so TO 55 Michigan os rs; Mississippi Plan
ters' Bsnk 49, Union Bank IS; New York State SIS 30
TO ga ditto City, 90to 92 Ohio 6s 81 to s5 Pennsylva
MIA 5s SO to 55 South Carolina SIS Sterling 81 tn 90;
Kentucky SO, Tennessee s5 Virginia 6s SO 10 90 per
cent; U Bank Shares l5s 10 los.
Massachusetts, Sterling SIS par London and in
demand.
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1F- TO MY WIFE.

My cherished wife ! thou know'st full we'll
What words of mine q ould family tell i;
For thou hast witnessed, none but thou,
These pangs, coDvu'sing lip and brow
That wrung unwilling ly from me,
Deep groans OF piercing agony.
Thy dear loved voice, when tortures whip,
Half forced the curses to nay lip,
Has sent them all uuuttered back,
And have smiled upon the rack.
IT'S over now-though nee'r was reared
On human chin so wiry beard.
My razor, set on Che pmsn's strop,
Sweep down unfe!t the stubborn crop!
No more stamp. no more rave,
With Chapman's strop, tits bliss to shave.
WILLIAM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-05

90 COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND DRUGGISTS
are invited to call on Comsock Co, 81 Courtlandt
street. and make angemens sell on com mission the
Magical Pain Extractor They determined that every
family in the Uued states shall know the virtues this
last but greatest discovery in the world that will
life in any of burn scsd if the vitas unde
stroyed AID heal without extracts all pain from
flesh bruises, saves limb and sight when all else fails.
The price has been reduced hall, viz 25 cents SO
cents and one dollar per box. The latter holds times
ana the middle four times the quantity OF the 25 cent size
81 Coursnd street is the only place to get genuine
and IN Boston of Comstock Ross 50 Cornhill
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Freights.

SAVANNAH. Sept 30 Mo vessel up for foreign Ports.
Coaswise-New York, cotton b0c per bae Boston, cot.
ton SIT per bale.
MoBIIE, Sept a. There three square rigee YES
ses remsning In port two OF which the ship Aahaman
ad the brig Wetumpks are laid for New York; the
lser we understand being nearly quite engaged full
~ % per bale The brig Isaac Mead, arrived Mon
day VIII doubtless be on the berth in day or two
unable to say.
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Passengers Arrived.

AT sr9NISteam ship Acadia from Liverpool-Colonel
ponyeG MIS- b9pverc and servant Miss Bandy Miss VAIN
ana servant, s~ Mhs d Powell James PRICE, F Bq9es
art John K9s MssTs Galt Phpps jerks, Dawson, VAIN
Wa,gh. oiiand Sibson Blandy, Gmyey, Dorr, Williams
Pat tc From Liverpool to HefaxRev Galloway
Mrs galloway child and servant Mrs Kelehon. Lieut. Fegu
SON Geoglana Hughes, II Liddel Messrs Boughon Shan
nom stevenson Lawson, Stairs Mcknat-4. From Halifax
Parker. Total So. '' ~
Jowzan. Swedish Navy. ~
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Marine Court,

iv5elOre Judge Hammond.
Der. 4.-Fbitk Harman This action TO
dan ages in trade of horses. The plaintiff
the defendant grocer. Some short time
they traded horses the defendant giving his animal
and SIS in exchange for the plaintiffs. About four
five Gays after the SALE the plaintiff discovered that the
horse was unsound being ame and wished to retu the
animal, but this refused by the defendant
he only guaranteed the herse until IL o'clock the
day succeeding the sale Verdict Tor the plaintiff $50
dam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-05

G1-LADIEs, READ THIs-At 81 Courtlaudt street
can be had the following celebrated artices:-
Oldridge's Genuine Balm of Columbia-that keeps the
hair from falling out restores when bald, and keeps the
head free from dandruf
The East India Hair Dye-Colors the hair any shade
from light brown to jet black and does not stain the
skin.
The Chinese Hair Eradicator--Will hair from
any part of the face neck and arms and ipure the
most delicate skin.
These tcles be found genuine only above and
in Boston OF Comstock & Ross So Cornhl
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
s.I.. Of stocks at philadelphia.

SECOND BOARD Oct sSsi5 State o's is46 %; Sls ssI
state SIS co. ia shares Wilmington Rsirosd l3 100 DO
Vicksburg Bank, az; 8 do PeDnsy lvsnia Bank, 1877;
FrRsr BoAHp Oct. 40 shares schuy kill Bank, c&E
g. $1,000 Bonds LIST July, sat; II hares Viii.
40 1914 shares Reading Railroad l7 $500 State SIS co.
II schuy kill Navigation Company 49, so do N
Bank 46 81 do Camden and Amboy Railroad So; $4,000
Chesapeake and Delaware 49, 80 shares United States
Bank n; 100 do Vicksburg Bank al 10 do Schuy kill
Bank c&p IT; % do Girard Bank 6i IA do Merchants
and Manufacturers Bank, Piusburg al.
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LATEST sOUTHERNIsHIp NEWS

PHILApELPHA. Octi-Ar Adventure, (Br) Curry Abaco.
Below Hope johns from Barbados; Delaware Mecier Rio
Granee; Madrid Little Trinidad de Cuba + Lopez North,
Pemambuco. Cid Ducamn, (new) Latour st Thomas Porto
Ricc Coe Boston; Violet NOwlan, Barbadoes Monsoon,
BALTMoRr Oct s-Cld Commerce Prince, Demerara and
mkt Etpa Ames Charleson Maria Atwell st Augustine
Sid Cochs Knight. NOreans
RICHMOND, Oct 3-Sld Henry Clay, NYork; WIN w Wyer,
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QG- GENERAL TON THUMB HAS ARRIVED
in town. and will be greeted day by thousands OF warm
and happy hearts, The Gen is great favorite wherever
is always his head quarters in this city. II we are not
greatly mistaken the place will be throDged to-day with
visiters, anxious TO give the Gen. cordial greeting In
the evening there will BIO grand performance by several
othe best artists in the city How any body stay
AWAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-05

IRTCHMOND COUNTY SOUP HOUSE AssoCIA.
IL TON The deleg chosen by the Soup House
Assoc aton" requested attend The merin
he 10Th of October the ri hmond Comfy Hall for the
,embly Also, for Sheriff. ouDty Clerk, and Co'oper
N B-PuLcud attendance Is requested the sb We nomi-
natl Of the sdvanag the members OF this
ISOLATION, ATTEMPT has e made by Of honest de"o
(our nemis depriye Of the right OF sas
soup the exp-nse Of the STATE" which, IL they 'ucce, wi
for with soup, gratis, would not haze Stamina"
enough the polls and deposie ballots in OF
Regular Soup House Nomination."
Be-, Soup Sp,nts" Of 10 and hur these sorya
from dominion As love yonr bowl of SOUP"
love the makers Of your soups YOU Re- pec" III,
by ~ cojue 70 BE- brisk ia tn movement,
md Let your iallymg cry be-My kingdom, for horse
rat Tor sbw OF soups Aud Ill ere long each thee de
mocra that the town of Casteou soup house" and III
ne that ar IA bowl Of soup eaten at the states axpse"
confident you wonP' mot be found wanting" but GU
would com. forward uQbiy aud resolve, like cous
the wings 70 defeat these u es' dem crats" DO III Of
soup, bowl Of soup-uy p ctples" for bowl SOM
A CITIZEN OF "SOUTHE!fLDb
Staten istnd, Oct hh, 1913. IS lt-ec
NV YORK STEAM SECURING FsTABLTsH
~ Manufacturing rpa red by VIM Joseph Smith No.
~ john str Il, New York. in John street Take
9 i whose garments from l"ng service have becom
Soeu dshgued b geese spots, oil pdn tar plict
&c can be taken out of shawls, eses ab PETS
coaks aud all descriptions OF cloth in the neae ye ana
the shortest notice by the subscriber Stop and for your
self AZ No 81 John street All orders left attended 90 -
sreedy as possible TO any Of the city lie also lneo
where he will be happy receive and ereeue oers
bckug used by him free from the injurious mixture so us
o3 Iw-r WM' ~ sMiih.
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Packets to Arrive.


We shall esteem favor, Captains Of Vessels will give
R9n Of the Shipping left :, the foT whence they sailed the
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have lie will
board them immediately their arrival Agents aud Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information Of kind viii be thankfully
received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-05

90 TO SHAVE EASY.-A celebrated writer has
defined man to he shaving III mal THIS is doubtless
true so far relates to civilized but civilized
cannot shave without razor and he cannot keep his
razor in good order without strep. W. would, thSre
FORE just gently hint to resders that Saunders Pa
tent Metallic Tablet and Razor srop with four sides he's
wthstood the test of time having been before the pub
lie more than quarter of century, and probably hes
superior In giving that desirable keen edge 10 good
rszor which renders shaving operation that may be
patiently endured Boston Mer. Journal
Mandatory 1853 Broadway, between Courtand and
Liberty strspts
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u3- PEALE'S MUSEUM CONTINUES TO BE
we'll patronised and will be always OF success with
such attractions Casper Hauser the Fudge Mermaid
the Southern Minstrels Miss Adar and Cerito The
formances every night elicit rapiures OF applause and
are uniformly allowed to be rich, for shilling.
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Cofeeis not quite so hrm quote superior $3.50
1850; good $500 $500
Exchsnge on Eng land 26d. Freghts continue dull al
fee
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my- PROFESSOR vELpEAU's CELEBRATED

Pills for the radical OF Goporrhea Gleet and all un.
pleasant discharges These pills the result Of twenty
five years in the Hospital lie Charlie in Paris
have placed Professor Vepeau OF the head of his probes
sion in all of diseases of the urehra They have
entirely superseded the old end tedious treatment curing
the most obstinate cases without tsnng the breath dis
agreeing wi the stomach, or confinement from BUSH
ness. Sold in boxes, containing one hundred pills. 81
EACH w. 8. RICHARDSON Agent
Office and consulting rooms of the College 81 Nassau
roe
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fHALONS IUBEkOSE SHAVING CREAM.
The cool weather just the time for cbapped lips and
smartng faces and nothing more conducive to these
annoyanc than the miserable soaps got up shaving
Would you avoid these perplexities3 then buy the Tube
shaving Cream which has benrfc ia IF ct the
skin, sotening the beard in quick time and impar'ipg
smoohes and wheness the face not attained bv any
other article for shaving. From its exceedingly low
price, well as its superior qualities, it is destined to
persede the soaps that thing but favorite with
ss shaving gentlemen. This preparation is so pleasing
in its qualities, and well adapted for the end designed
that meets the highest praise from the publc
two months have elapsed since its first INTRODUCED
(though years have been spent in perecng W yet it
has sold beyond compare-the best evidence Of its
virtues
Sold, wholesale and retail by Phalon 2l4 adway;
Boston, IS Court street. Bruinard Il Co.
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90 WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF
readers to the advertise of DR. Tay lors ceebrs.
ted Balsam OF Liverwort which is much counterieed
and initiated by the base for the of consumption and
for sale at s75 Bowery, the only genuine
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FAREWELL CONCERT.


sTUYvEsANT ISS s6H1WEfC CONCERT ROOM.
ftggssrx asi%: sa' .sS Il:
% Tdi s
lie several oil his new and most favorite compositions
PROGRAMME.
BALLApEr:s fH !. Old Bell"
Ana ID my myn old S 5,1 saGI; 4. high
s tnf %s s ssaan .'s q x. Ri NOM
"sai b s BRIDE isS %s. 's so,.ns o,.lon
Dig long ding i%H' dong &C. 4.
,soNG-"Come Brothers Arouse"
5Gh hs af %Ss H the the owl sd so to g:.S
And the river m.rrily by-etc.
NAUrIcA a. BAAtfs Lean }o7 ITs M'in-TraeI'
o% de- Fl lei. william T. q The SAN
oI@ ID i L p SaSssI at e. fq SnSon .'
dead calm rested on The bay,
when T ie e ''s sts s esS sSf. o.
A lad both brave and good
And on The ma'a.t,u u s stood. run
shpdd shot through cry vein!
All Eyes turned ON high
NJ Sf SoId e. a., ! {. sea ssa and 4. .You
Alone he stood in air
W6at I'D could reach HI him M t b
REClTATlVE-stand to your Guns
Description aiI. of Of Sea Fight.
Stand e, So to Your oT Guns S my heart. 2f oak,
Victory soon v IN crown the joke
Be silent and be ready-stc,
THE ToMB OF WASHINGTON.
Tomb Of the mighty dead,
rs Sacred iI Be every every, tree
81 she'd, 4! sVS bloom my On "ed Rt,
'.brirh, meath %oaa a' Vernon. sun;
Rest here re in ' oft i. POO '0t w..has,oa.
CANTATA-"1hs Maniac"
PAsrII
Ri Fni 1sfT f iftrt r fiji
oosy %. ,oe sra' "a nss and ss the world
Tn: x e EsGf S,s: %s% E
ssm 'i%: IA .as;s. iS
m.d a.p { and ale Wien q sss 'Gs 1aui.nss
S. ' s. E% %::n
by-word Tor y ranny "
NEw s2NG-"1he Main. n. Main, the Flowing Main.
Iks P nam ,, The main gdt the h;2wi,s main
TIE mai, the man is Frredom's strain,
tolI q yfsl on~ ard $50 tn. ,.So,.;
How dirsfaI When the Siilo e 'T roas-.,.
SES S s1!. s1s AMERICAN ..zA. soSo
Our native song, our native cong,
The ,pel! itholds is deep an $ strong "Ss
Whereer we turn, wnateer our lot.
SONG-"The Ivy Green"
rltten bv T.. Dickens, Esq.
Oh daaty plant Is the ivy gresn.
II cree eth DER ruins old etc
SONG Woodmai Spare that Tree"
Woodman pare that tree
Touch not single Dough,
n youth shelf red
And III protect u now.
ETNALE-"Lngo Al Factotum Della C;t.s
From opera OF 1 B'rbiere di Seville
commence u haf past 7 O'Clock.
S-ts cent, each 10 be had at Hewit,s Atyill, and
DUBOIS Nusic stores. 80
one Concert vii be given.
Piano u ed ON this orcrsou uf,ctur,d nv
10. Boston, aud Is furnished from Atwll's saloon.
r RI OF SlGNORA CAsTELLAN with Itslian
i'h, rench ard Spanish songs ard accom- mentIby
e oehes5r, will gositiyey take lace in the han
hlhgton Hotel, on Tuesday evening. Oct. 10, 1913
er of the orchestra MIR NJ c. Tmm. Particulars in the
.me
81 each, be had the music stores hoes. AID
to commence al eight O'Clock, soa.r
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lhS- "WORMS-WoRAls-W n--They kill
children by hundreds when the cause never su
the stuff rers never dreaming that pests are doing
the mischief When the breath is Offensive and there
much picking OF the nose, grinding the teeth during
sleep paleness about the lips, with flushed cheeks sc
these are sy mptoms which indicate the presence OF
worms shcrmans Worm Lozenges are a specfc-they
destroy them when all other means fail Children will
tske them easy and cry for more. They havebee used
IN 100000 and always with perfect success.
Dr. shermsns war; house is 100 Nassau street. Agents
10 Broadway; 10 Aston House, 22 Hudson street; 1888
Boweryj II East Broadway SO William street, and Led
Ger Buildings, Philadelphia.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER s
Cleared.

| $50 | s rs l6
SUN SETS .....5 IS HIGH wATER;... 6 So
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Day. OF the steam sbiDs-
Packets to Sail.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
GWashington, Burrows, Oct 7
United States, Britton, Oct. 10
Rochester, Britton, Oct. l6
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
wellington, Chadwick, Oct. 10
Switzerland, Knight, Oct. 20
Victoria, Morgan, Nov. |
FOR HAvRE.
Duchesse d'Orleans, Oct. 8
Sully, Burrows, Oct. l6
Iowa, Lines, Oct. "a
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The amount OF bullion has again advanced, and E
at poi higher than before. Money continues ex
ceedngy abundant, and in all directions trade rapidly
improving One paper remarks as follows:-
at is singular iact exempifying the truth OF the
adage that when door shuts another opens that
extreme activity in the cotton market produced by
our trade with the Used States which continues very
depressed Indeed the prov of the ne
American tariff have cut off the trade this country
a mere bagatee, and the improved feeling NAV be
traced to the existence of channels CONSUMPTION
tor British manufactured products"
The exports of cottons and woolens for the six months
ending August 5. were a follows
DECLARED VALUE OF CoTToNs WooLLENs EXPORTED
FROM GREAT BRITAIN
Exported 10 the 5th ef August.
1912. 18i3.
Woolleu aud worsted goods, G2,si22o7 Es85e,9ls
Cotton goods, 8,226,i1 930i,58J
HIRE an increase Of e., 900 in these two
branches but forget tn the falling of last
year was to the amount of f400O,o0O
The exports of cotton goods quantities have been
follows
EXPORTS CorroSs FROM GREAT BRITAIN FOR Six
MONTHS
1912. TucreaSe
Cotton yarn, pounds 586O3,6il 62,30l9t4 369s 1893
Cacoes plain, yards l32851 03 2333l862l I00460,5l0
print, 123,78l,2l9 las 295,ll9 2l,5l3,9O0
The countries to which cottous have been sent
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Foreign Import atiODs.

MANsANLLASchr Hope-82 logs mahogany GA stickx cef
1900 estears palm leaf b lasala ~
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AMERICAN MUSEUM ERLAL g aRDEN.
AS;g FAIR.

Corner Of Broadway and Ar street.
ARRIVAL III GENERAL TOM THifMp
This Hest of Dwarfs no eleven years oil tr eny FIVE
inches high. d weigs only EFF iErN ~ USDS hs, M.
turned h old qnarte and may he every day aad eve
nj e tins week
DR. VALENTINE,
The eccentric de'neor f different chr cter 10 engaged
. will open his whole huiRet Of comcal ties
BORN WITHOUT ARMS,
who will exhibit many wond rfu displaying the stou.
l.hng Powers with wh nature has endowed him in de
USE OF HIS FEET AND OES
Mr., WI COLE, the unequaied Conorion st, who .rhi
world; His educated DOC BILLY beats al GRAFTON Miss
ADA!R the popular vocalist q ELESTE. the dsnsn-.e-
tJEE MttM ND the wonder Of the world CITY
BRASS BAND Of twelve musicuv,s Fancy GLASS Blowing
BALLOON Ascens,ons, fand Cosmo and RIOSI
charge. ~
HOUR CHA <iED-The day performances. w.dn..a.v
and Saturday afternoons three O'clock and every sveong
free. ~ ~'~s
admission to the whole Is cen-chldren undss TN y.u
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MONEY MARKET.
Wedn eadav. Oct a

Oct' TO
We have again late advces from England, and they
OF better character than any before received The posi-
ton Of the Bank of England is as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-05

New York, Ortob I, 1913
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