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state OF Trade.


Auorros SALES, BosrcS, Sept o.-Corn-ohio white,
$50 bbs 81 so per bushel Of SO lbs, cash 30
each. Marsle-Italian, LAB slabs adv AZ broken and
poor, sold at 81 224 per slab, cash. wine-sicily
Madeira 10 pipes IS halves Woodhouse &c. "" brand
adv, pipes, 66 halves Sold at al 44t c; pipes Al
halves 90 quarters 10 sixhs "Cannta" brand adv 10
quarters ia AIT 30 sixths at a. 4b per gal Sold
mos. Regs-New Orleans, 45 bales, per Id. cash.
Hope Cuttings-New Orleans, 80 bales, Lice per Id,
cash sat-60 bbls Syracuse, ST IS 81 27t per Dbl,
bushels each.
The markets closed Saturday very rm and holders
othe most staple articles OF trade dong vary
tive business at improved and rates specua
tors in cotton will reap rich harvest from their stocks
prices have not only taken three steps forward within
the past six weeks but high, and tending towards
still further advance
Holders and spectators in flour are not so comfortably
situated. Stocks are increasing and prices
The future looks rather black to those who bay
large supplies hand, or who have made heavy con-
tracts to receive And spectators who have laid in
large lots at high prices will find that they have made
great mistake in turning deaf the predictions of
this journal.
The importers oforeign dry COOL manufactures have
SO Tar done good business They commenced the sea
son with small stocks which have boon pretty thorough
y cleared out, at advancing prices The stock Of dry
goods in this market OF both foreign and domestic manu-,
iacture, at preaont very small and packet ships
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Packets tn SniI.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
S.#hitney, Thompson, Sept.l3
Queen of the West, Sept. 10
Hibernia, Bunting, Sept. 10
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Montreal, Tinker, Sept. IL
Gladiator, Brltton, Sept. 90
FOR HAvRE.
S. de Grasse, Thompson, Septic
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Packet ship Wellington Chadwick, from London Ports
mouth Aug and the Lizard 10th, with mdse, Gnne
Mntnm Co. The W. has had continual light winds the
whole passage.
Ship Aalanta, Raymond 81 DAYS from LIVERPOOL with
mdsp. o =. w. Slncnln.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER IL
ArrlYel.

....5 81 MOON RISES. IS
Is HIGH WATER ...... 10 10
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On sunday evening. by the Rev. WIN Ten Eyck, Mr..
City Hall Place. all ofthis city. ~ w
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New ORLEANS, Sept 1.-The amount ofexpors fr ,m our
port the past season has been large beyond eden
but reights have not attained tho high pre-
vious years crops OF much less extent ewing mainly
TO material increase of vessels both in number and
pacity will be reference to table of compa
rave arrivals The fact that most OF the produce has
already been sent forward render ed the market quite
inactive for some weeks past and 1t must continue in
dull state until thehew crops flow in abundantly.
CottonTo Liverpool-td per ID; to Hsvrc, cent; to
New York; 81 rs 81 per bale; to Boston, Sc 81 % do
Tsbscco-To Cowes, SC, 37s 6 per hid; TO London,
81 Cd; TO Hamburg and Bremen 35 35s; to Liverpool
as Cd to Havre 32s 61 TO New YorS SAYS $751; 10 Bos
ton, 81 so; to Philadelphia, Sc $3.50
Sugar and Molssses--To Northern Ports:-From the
Coast, none shipping; from the City, 50 50aS3
Bacon-To Northern ports--None shipping. Pork 62t
per brl; Flour, 50 Lead, 81 a 81 so per ton.
The London and Liverpool packets from this port, sail
with good feighs but their cargoes made UP OF
great variety OF produce comprising -four, pork lard,
ana almost any thing else but greatest shipping sta
PIE Cotton. The last packet for Liverpool took out
air amount OF freight although she did not 60 full
we quote Cotton to Liverpool at 3.l6d Id per pound
nval stores lsoa ls9 per barrel; Flour, Is Is O.;
roviobs $50; Seeds, 6s per tierce; Heavy Goods 22
GA 2os per ton To London--Navsl Stores, IS IS 6;
rlonr rs g. Rice and Seeds rs per fierce; Tobacco ass
per hnai heavy Goods eos AIS 6; and Measurement
Sood Sos per ton. To Iavre sat cent per Id; Ashes
Ssa $40, Measurement Goods So and RECESS $40 per
ton; Querctrou Bark Sio whalebone, &C. per To-
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soNo-of Esn Sd Il Arm Chair.
o be me OS Sr Il oy aad TsG i sd o a mare Chair
NV soNG-"Llre in the West"
,, Tot1s By George P. Morris, Esq.
Merry and brief will the narrative be:
Here, like monarch. ! reign in my glory
Whee once -ownd iorTst garden + smiling MI ,n-a
Aud there ,eurls the smoke Of my cottage, begging
The children who cluster like grapes at the door.
rc S Of ne heS leT{ Se R sn Of SG the ss
Ono, boys.-oho, boys!-oho!
BALLAD-"The Old Bell"
For full rye hundred years I've swung
Ana %,o Sd gE .5 Sa5t' ib sSs ,e ,unr
As the time went stealing by:
Eye peaet the chaunt Of wedding morn;
TG say that The bride wa. eo o, lGyelom
Ding dong ding dong, &c.. &c.
so soy E% - R9odman spSyE Ne that Tree
Woodl1an spare that tree
In youth S%fI t is sheltered i'aStf me- SS'S"'
And m protect 1t now.
NEW W. NNA .IIs sAG AMEN SItil song
Self exi led from onr place Of birth,
,l To elime5 more fragrant bright and gay,
May chaEce awhile 10 fade away;
But should some minstrel echo fall,
OF chords that breathe his country s fame
True 70 the land we love and claim.
The high-the low-in veal woe,
A5Su, he heart dot does not St glow "'O"'
To hear its own-ts Native Song.
Our native song our native song,
The ne" spsII ithods is deep aud strong
Whereer turn, where'er our lot.
FTNALE.-"Largo al Factotum Della Cit,
(FIom the Opera I'll Barbere di seville.')
To commence at 8 O'Clock.
Tickets 50 cents To be had at Ilewts Awills and Wm
The Piano Foe used on this occasion by
Mir Chickerug, Boston, and from the Store of J. L. Hewitt
no PRINTERS
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spectiuly requested 10 stend his funeral this day, az
four O'Clock, PM from his fathers residence, No. 81
James street, without further invitation.
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Nowhen, the property OF all sorts houses
lands slaves SC. were worth but 500 977 447 and with
debt Of sal az per head impoverished by long
without capital, means Of internal communication
only discharged that debt within 80 years but incur
red the expense of another three years war, and pur
chased $40 900 worth of land oil of which paid
for besides building up navy, fortifyng the country
and maintaining standing army in addition to the regu
lar expenses OF government Now what is the position
OF Pennsylvania 1t is follows Ossnear may be =:
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

OFFICE OF THE RHODE IsLANDER,}
NEWPORT, Sept. ., 1913 !
Arr 9th, Carolina, Coe, Dghton for Philadelphia; Imperial,
Reed, and Alabama Harris, Freetown for NYork
fore and aft lumber laden schr (sad be the Crssa of
Boston struck Old Newton rock knocked her dder
and blged. She lies anchored full water
mile below Beaver Tail Light. Gutter Jackson and smack
Alert have gone to her assistance.
8th-An Jackson Conner, with schr Clarissa in
tow Sid Calais and Sarah Jane Boston, and all other East
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MARITIME HERALD.

Sailing Days of the Steam Ships.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
britannia, Hewitt Sept. I6
Caledonia, Lott Sept ......... Oct o
q. Western, Hosken.. Sept
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We have then Pennsy ivania compared with the

Now 100000 ofpeople in 1899, went to work and paid
debt of $sioooooo while 100000 Of people now, with
immense resources, and 76s miles of public works pre-
tend they cannot pay $aooOoOco debt or with an annua
income they cannot pay sos OOO or 81 pr
cent Of their income to preserve their honor These
facts are palpabe that stated above they clear
" ovncc that want of WILL which compelled even Wash.
ingon I, enforce in his time. The enforcement il now
eff the queton and public opinion only can compel
N bp inst
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The taxable property for the first two periods that On
which federal taxes paid that for ls43 approx
nation to that ich pays county taxes. The debt per
head for the two FIRST periods is the national debt which
paid, and Pennsylvania paid her proportion. The
State debt has been mostly contracted SINCE The taxa
BILE property per head increased from 1899 1885, s2
per head, and shows decline to ls4s, which indicates
only that the valuation for isi3 10 very nall From 1915
to lsl3 the increase has been immense. The article of
cea first mined in $780, and this year eco TONS
worth SIS 200 sent to market The net annual pro
ducts Of Pennsylvania according to the census
follows -
Agricuiure,... ............... $6a, lse, 924
M1ncs,. IL DOT, l46
Commerce, at rs pr. ct. of capital. IObe3 36s
Manufactures deducting onehrd for material % 354 27e
Forest and FIsheries,. ............ $3.50
Total, Slsl ,Os3 COS
Tho imports snd exports Of Pennsylvania, compared
with the u states at different periods follows
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF THE UNITED STATES pIsrrS-
GUSHING PENNSYLVANIA, AND THE POPULATION
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TO PIANO FORTE MANUFACTURERS.
YOU respectfully requested to call 1888 Nassau strest.
and examine specimen of plates, made by
which excel all others beauty of engraving
Of finish. Besides, they be afforded much cheaper than
heretofore, If a large number is required
Carriage Makers plates also executed style
can't be surpassed ....
~ B-Msnufacurer's Labels and Engraving and Printing
generally promptly executed cheap-vsry cheap. 81 imsr
DIANO FORTEs FOR sALE.---A large and valuable
stock consisting OF from 20 20 90 French
all new Offered for sale al Broadway, M
aud the factory ~ West Fourteenth street, 5th
and 9Th
This stock comprises several very highly finished and supes
toned INSTRUMENTS with Ga and Of latest and
most approved patterns.
PIANO forte win be warranted for one year. and will be
sold a prices unusually low.
J. wALKER,U
~ BA variety Of good Piano Fores kept exclusively
hire. aug m n
PAINTINGS FOR SALE-A private collection Of Paint
iugs tn properly OF connosseur These pictures lew
IN number. but good and confidently asserted that there
two rhs of the best pictures the States W h collec
ton thai gentleman DESTROYS of fnn!ngs OF
real merit viii DO we'll 20 this advertisement Addrss
boy 1le alqsr Post Ofhce. - s 70 lw-r
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE hrmcd and celebrated Fills, from Portugal are We
psrceiye 20 b. obtAnd this "A See sdvStiss:
ment tho last column, fourth pssa
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ON CHANGE AGAIIN:.5RETURN TO THE OLD
TO THE PUBClC.

G.100 TO S5000.-Nlr Francis II. Crump, Watch Maker,
p lOO 2i8 Grand street, begs inform his friends and the
public that independent of the Watch
to make advances in cash gold and silver watches diamonds
silver SETS spoons forks and every description of gold
silver any shape intended for immediate sale Cash
paid for old gold and silver Watches OF de-
scrlpon repaired and warranted 2iS Grand street
sill 3mhr
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PROPRIETOR'S BENEFIT
CASTLE GARDEN.

N INTERESTING BOAT RACE-Qn Thursday az
"a next at O'clock at the Eysian Fields oboken
will be presented and spectacle
stoned by boat than witnessed in this
Try Five male Indians and paddle tin beat,
20 feet long, against that crack boat the Thomas Jefferson
BY the celebrated Ludlows decide bet Of 5000 Of
ire by the keeper the Indians Mr. Jones' The Indians be-
long the Chippewa trbrong, athletic, and well
enced the Of the paddle They feel pretty confident Of
winning but rather think they will find their match in the
Ludlows.
The will he exciting onemorc perhaps than
other before presented Hoboken These Indians
the city aud will sail Saturday in the Queen Of the
West for England. sill sftsr
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C,UOWER BATIfS-Poale Shower Baths 50 cents piece
- for sale by the manufacturer w WEST,
IO1 Hudson street
Shower Baths ofeyey description for sale By the manuc
tnrer w West, 1909 Hudson ST. al9 misA &c
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DIsBRoW's RIpING SCHOOL,

DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL,
t0s BOWERY.
Mr. d. has the honor that his School for
L the reception Of pupils daily. Sundays excepted
kicr Ladies, from A. NJ. TO $ T. NJ
vCentlemen, from to A. NJ. and 10 p. M
Hi Ny trained and horses for the road parade let
Forte and particulars apply as above. aus 3msr
PIANO FORTE AND SINGING.
THE MISSES CUMMING respectfully intimate that they
recommsnce tuition the above branches the LIST Of
September The Misses Cs system Of instruction in Singing
has for its object the foil deyclosnt Of the voice after
Italian method while the style nculcate is the Scottish;
thus uniting the advantages Of the artificial TO the natural
manner the pleasing aud effective
TERMstt the pupils rsdenp $i5per quarter-two pupils
family s2 at the Misses Is residence $40 per quarter
Residence Warren street, corner Of Broadway
au26 imsr
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| AMERICAN MUSEUM, GARDEN AND PER.
! PETJJAL FAIR.

LAST WEEK OF TIE GIANT GIRL.
THE FUDGE MERMAID.
SIX PERFORMERS,
ADMITT NE one Sill LLIM9.
AND PICTURE GALLERY
(BrOadtcag. opposite the CITY Haf)
MIR. III. BENNETT, Manager respectfully announces,
l that heard Eejee Mermaid in field.
he has engaged FUDGE and has hesitation asserting
that all doubt entirely dseed the eysencs of those
curious have at the American Museum and
another Pale, which fully establishes the fact that thee
Mermaids - -
The Choral Gle, Club consisting Of Messrs F. Thomas J.
Thomas and T. Thomas will introduce variety Of catches,
tros Duets solos Mr. Dearue will give imitation of
the celebrated Daniel OConnel-Miss Adair, the charming
sougstressa Petite Cero, the graceful DanseuseSplendid
Se-acting Melodeon
Evening commence at O'Clock. Psrfor-
ma Satin 3oic
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A CHOICE SELECTION Of Young Hyson, part Of the
II Mary Elem Zenobia, and Oscars fresh and fra
grant Also black Souchong and Powshong Coooug Mo-
hea avous Howquas black Families. boarding houses
and hotels DESTROYS of procuring the owqias
can be supplied by The single pound in packages Of
Skin aud Gunpowdr Teas for sale low, wholesale and retail
A. A. JOHNSTON, Sugar Store 81 Bowsry.
sq1tis.m
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MONDAY.

APOLLO CONCERT SALOON, BROADWAY;
M r. HENRY RUSSELL respectfully Informs the public
INI that i've proposes giving vocal entertainment the Apo
10 Saloon, on Monday Evening, Sept llth l8i3.
On which occasion he will have the honor of presenting to
the public several of his and most avorite compositions
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IHE Members of the Trpe Club are requested to meet in
their Erord Shades "Wednesday evening nc q,
the purpose OF arranging for the Officers
viii be elected and interesting business well amusing
communications ntsouced the meeting Pncal attend
ance is requested BY order of thu GRAND TRlPE,
$40 3tec RICHARDS, Secretary.
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MONEY MARK EFT.
Sunday, January l.

Sunday, January 1-6 p. M.
At Boston YESTERDAY, there public sale of City
five per cent stock payable in ls49 at par New York
City five per cents of the date and tenor sell
per cent, difference of Is per cent
The schooner Emeline, from New Orleans, brought
$4,000 in specie.
The Merchants Bank OF Baltimore has declared a divi
dcnd of three ror for tho lost six months.
In Maryland, the Circuit Court Of the United States,
Chief Justice fancy and Judge Heath on the Bench, have
decided in the of Charles Drake against Hugh Boyle
that the Insoven Laws OF the State Of Maryland have
entirely repealed and annued by the passage of the
Bankrupt Law and that discharge under them granted
under applications made since the Bankrupt Law
into effect, will not avail to exempt the person of de-
PENDANT in whose favor it has been granted from
upon capia ad satsacenda issued out of the Circuit
Court.
At Mobile, on the 22d, the rates of exchange had
coded little, and there apparently tendency in
Alabama funds to appreciate. The Bank of Mobile fur
nished checks on New York at ii per cent
At New Orleans on the 223 further import of specie
to the amount Of si3ooOO took place from Liverpool
the ship St. Lawrence.
The following is table of the leading features the
Banks of Alabama Dec. 1912, compared with Octo.
ber IS40 -
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On Sunday morning. LIST inst SAMUEL CASING, aged TO-
The friends OF his sonn-law Thomas Day, invited
to attend the funeral Tuesday afternoon O'Clock
from his residence 1893 Washington street, Brooklyn
without further invitation.
On Sunday, LIST inst JACOB L. c. RooME aged 35 years
months and IS days.
The relavesand friends the deceased are invited TO
attend his funeral, without further invitation this after
noon at O'Clock from the residence of his father Jacob
Roome No. lSS Twentyirst street. near the sth Ave-
On Saturday evening 3l ult suddenly the Goth year Of
MS age ANDREW CONNOLLY, native of Clowrink Parish
OF Muchalu County Kilkenny, Ireland.
His friends and acquanances respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this morning 10 o'clock from his
late residence, No. 81 Orange street.
On Saturday evening 3st ult Mrs. FANNY wife ofFred
erick Dubois
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral Tomorrow ID inst at o'clock from
her late residence, No. 81 Chestnut street.
On Saturday, 3lst ult Mrs. CArHARINE ANsLEY wife of
Andrew Ansley, in the 32d year of her age.
The friends of the family invited to attend her f
neral at O'clock from her late residence Tomp
kinsville, Staten Island.
At Hackensack N. j. the 3lst ult the Hon. GEonar
CASSIDY formerly Representative in Congress from
New Jersey, aged So years.
His relatives and friends and those of the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral at his late resi-
dence in Hackensack Tuesday afternoon the Sd inst
at two o'clock.
In Philadelphia Saturday. 3lst ult Mrs Ann AeNEw
in the Goth of her age rect of the late Agnew
The friends OF the family requested to attend her
neral from the residence OF her son. 1863 Henry street. this
afternoon, ID instant, at o'clock without further inv
tation.
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Ships. Barques. Brigs. schrs sloops. Total.
Foreign, on 40 aa0 9o1 I,ea
vi the foreign ceaances barques, 86 bgs and schs
were bnnsh barques, bugs Swedish; berque brig schr
russians n'que, 2bries Norwegan barque. briggs Scil
k,eian; brig Belgian; chr Oidenbug; schr Hamburg;
schr Texan. and soop Frenchin all SIG foreign yesse
There appear TO be about 1900 cosswise arrivals
cearanc.s which is caused by vessels sailing under
Soasng license and do clear the Custom House. unless
ihsy carry goods entitled TO debenture.
SHr BUILDING BALTnMoRE.-Five bsrques, two bIlgs
,wehty-our sch sloop, and built at BAL
1871 1898.
Home Ports.
LuBEc Dec 23-An Elzs Sawyer Alexandra, and sid 25th
ior BOSTON, Sid 18th, Susan Petty, NYork
chicola.
PORTLAND, Dec 3O-Cld Galen, Sweeser, MataAzas Gen
scout, Luleohn. Porto Rico
PoRIsMoUTH Dec 27-Ar VIM Badger, (late Langdon) Ca
az Cd 3o,h, Eagle. Femala, 81 Thomas and mkt
Hewitt iverrool via halifax; Georges Ella Monte and
uenas Ayres; Washington, Adams Hsmburg; Saxon Mans
eid Havana Talleyrand, Heaey, New Orleans; Congaree
Doane Chares,on Elvra new Of tins 1893 tons Graves
Mon,evleo and mkt Osceola, Morgan Demerara and mkt
Wellington Brown 81 Thomas and a mkt, John Hancock
heenpton Charlestcn; Pilot Poland, NOrleans
HYANN,s Dec 29n Post Boy Gray New York for Sa
lem; Medium, riding, Charleston for Boston.
EpGARTowN Dee 29ln port Gen Harrison for Boston; xa
ra Esther, Danow, for NYork; Cygnet Kenney NewYork
or Msch'ss George: and others bound East Returned
Hchmond Perry, NYork for Boston-hsd been up with Cape
Goa Lights but obliged TO put back in Of
GroRaErowy, sc. Dec 2i-Ar Report Baker. NYork
MOBILE, date-n the bay Fashion (s) DAYS from New
York - - - ~ ''
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nd ex Hohy' seseiai Vi WHICH "'io rsse'eo VI.
40 II week-but two, however, were decided,
snaInder put over until the next term, either
consideration, or to give the parties time for re-
n on, by which means they may think better Oh
air present condition, and conclude TO remain DIS
~ priest placed them, " for better or Tor worse.
4 he disciples of Miller are driving smart busi-
less In this town. They have held meetings daiiy,
I some one of the several churches, Tor more than
ree weeks past and still continue. An elder, by
lie name OF Jones' is TO lecture next week IN the
fehodist chasel. on the coming of Christ in 1913.
That will be the result of the excitement in this
! wn God only knows. One thing is certain,
ose in the Millinarian belief are partially insane,
their conduct and conversation is any criterion to
B dge by will not undertake to give you des-
Fiption of the manner in which their meetings
IT. ,nducted but refer you to the account given in
Y lie Herad'' several weeks since, of the meeting
81 the great tent at Newark, N. j., that being as
orrecta likeness as can give lar relates to the
lords used in prayer and exhortations. Rev. VIM.
he orton, Rector OF ST Thomas church, is holding
zee res Of lectures for the purpose of showing the
q saiacy 5of Miller's theory, which appears very
Is asy task, at least so Tor gentleman of such supe
or talents as Mr.. Horton possesses
The legislature of this state is now in session..
LL..XVJI1of the Revised Statutes with an amend
fredericksburg capital punishment, which led TO a
om'arn,. debate. On taking the question The adop
sion of the amendment, it was decided in the mega
AVE- yeas 100, nays l09 the House refuses to abo
Nsh capital punishment. The Herald is circulated
f, ~ this village, by newsboy, every Saturday eve
esng, and it would please you to witness the eager
al ess OF many OF citizens to obtain it. good
r;men. Yours truly, d. S.
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The circulation at New Orleans has been brought down
to the specie basis while of Alabama retains its nna
ton In 1892 the circulation Of the two cities nearly
equal and both inflated together, increasing the bank
currency per to 1897 Since then the force ofcr
cumsances been constantly operating to carry the in
naton back its original point and that result has been
produced in New Orleans while Alabama still strives to
the torrent by every miserable schem which the
bankers and politicians vanly imagine will give real
value to baseess speculation The effect which this pa
per currency has had upon the resources Of the country
which according the advocates Of paper cannot be de
veloped" without its assistance may be traced in the fol
lowing table of the receipts of at the respective
PORTS of New Orleans and Mobile for corresponding
years.
-hnrTnvALs OF CorroN MOBILE, OF CorToN AND
iVhNcco AT NEW ORLEANs. FoR CORRESPONDING lEARs.