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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-03
New stock EXCHANGE.
State OF Trade.

The markets yet very dull There is some little &C.
tvity among the dry goods jobbers who do business
with customers from the extreme south.
AsHEsPots are very dull at 81 So and pearls l2
The demand for either description is very limited.
CoTToN.-Sales to-day amount to 1900 bales, at the
full prices of last week spnne took 400 bales-all the
rest by spectators
HAr-The receipts have entirely ceased from the river.
The supply OF country is to moderate extent.
WHisKEYDrudge we continue to qnote at 23c and bar
rel at 2l1c
PRovisIoNs. We have alteration to record either in
price demand The market very inactive for every
article under this head.
REAL ESTATE SALE at auction by Osgood < Burng-
lot on the west side Of LIST avenue between Stanton and
Houston streets "a feet inches 'front.' III feet inches on
the rear and 100 feet deep, with brick building be.
SIDES s., 450
Two story brick front house 202 Allen street - f.
81 inches by so feet in depth. .... 1850
Two story frame house 204 Allen street. 1915
DO do 2O5 do ...... 1850
DO do 20s do ......... 1900
Four lots on the northwesterly Of I'd avenue
Gil" ofeh stiect,. 44O
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81, $50, 1856 Oh 3,a65, 603 36


Excess this year last $6s567 The amount of
venue for the fourth quarter Of this year larger than
any corresponding quarter since 1897 During the latter
part of ls43 the imports into Boston direct
than usual The trade Of that city with foreign
tries direct than heretofore when the bulk of
their foreign dry goods received via New York
The steamships running between Boston and Liver.
pool have increased the from customs, they
bring the most valuable and generally those
paying the most duty.
The Franklin Insurance Company, Boston, have de.
cared dividend of seven per cent The Firemens In
surance Co. dividend Of five, and the United States Hotel
Company dividend of four per cent, all semiannual
The trustees of the Bank Of the United States have
made their annual report Of the affairs of that institution
1t appears that the notes in circulation the deposes and
bank balances, for the security (which the assignment
Of the 7h of June lsal made amounted to S.
of this sum there have been received
By the Trustees of the LIST Of May, ls4l, $2s4,as5
18th OF June, " 76S, 065
4th and 9th Sept. l,269,O3O
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Weekly Report OF Intermcnts

In the City and County York. from the 23d day Of
Dec. to the 3Oh day of Dec i8i3 "
"a Men 4; 10 Women az Boys % Girls. Total 49,
DISEASES.
Apoplexy, 2; Asthma Il Bleeding L. Burned or ScaIded l.
Consumption 10; C9nvulsons 10; Group 81 Dropsy d Drop
sy IN the head 4; Dropsv chest Drowned 1; Dyseue
~ !; Eryspelas u Fever Iamtten Il do scarlet 10; Heart
disease Of Hopping Cough, 3; Inflammation, Il Inamma
on Of bran 81 do OF bowels Il Of chest 6; do of lungs 49,
90 Of stomach i Dc q throat 81 of womb,
ton 2; Old Age q Palsy, 2; Scrofula. Ulcers I'm
knswo,1. W
Under year 23 TO 49, to II; TO TO- 81 10 to co. TO-;
- 10 ~ to 49, III 40 to So so to co. 80 TO- 10
30, l; 90 to 90, /; Unknown, O.
-. PLACES OF NATIVITY.
United States, IS; Ireland, l3 England 2: Scotland q.
Germany, ;; unknown, /. y -
Or the above from the Hospital Bellevue O. Peniten.
tary Hospital, Blackwells Island. /: City Hospital
Colored persons ...... H.
WIN. A. WALTERS, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office Dec. 3d. ISt3 " '
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Paaaen4era sailed

HAvRE.Packct ship Utica-G II Dwenser, r w Heck.
scher OF New York; Mr. Demonto lady two children of
Spain. "' W
son. Sw Nays Boardman and Enoch Train of Boston.
MIS- wilson Of dc John Weaver, Of Lowell, Mass Dexter
reham bearer OF dispatches TO the Court of st Jam Edwin
shaw John Arrow Ini,h Jas Brush apd Lewis Mawscn II
ok MS Dsxter Brigham, Of do; Aex Rodx of Albany;
i f Mis- Md:'s of coz ESmun;?n Macaaliy. To.
Ian, Prova'ache Jno Smith Taeodore Hail. Mat jr,
,Ud And5w staw of dos O osborne, Fay; Meirs
w hord and Crow OF Quebec; Jam. on, II Ws.s n Ro
Of C:upda: kR.ylGa M%dFsr s MAR Mr.
w Barr OF Glasgow, ScotlandiI For Haifar~Mr Roby
lady and seryanr Mr. Cronan Mrs Cannabi and seven chill
dreh-2. Total SO. $685. ~ ~
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Another road i.in contemplation. to run from Boston

Another road is'in contemplation to run from Boston
to Plymouth through Quincy, distance of about forty
miles The stock for the far Quincy has been
taken up When the Concord and Fitchburg Road was
commenced it was considered that all the out Of
Boston were filed that there Railroads enough to
supply the convenience of the inhabitants of any part Of
New England; but it all mistaken still ano
Their has actually been subscribed for Judging from the
table given above railroads to the manufacturing
companies, the productive Investments in the East
States their dividends averaging from six ten per
cent per annum and their stocks always command the
highest prices The prices for these stocks usually range
higher in Boston than in this city. Norwich closed at
$751; Worcester rather the downward tendency,
some misunderstanding had occurred between its d.
rectors and those of the Western Road regarding the
rangments made to transport passengers freight sc. for
the latter company, they asking for return of
$4,000 paid through passengers and modification of
rates for the future
The commerce Of Boston has for the past year improv
ed The arrivals and departures for ss exceed those of
lsl2 sixty-six The improvement in the revenue from
customs is still greater.
lMroRrAroNs OF COFFEE. HlpEs. MoLAssEs, &c. INTO
' Vs. Ba. Hide. It ia: Sns sIs s Gss
iao ass2 2o3 o99 70 o62 Al3 S5t $685. no 2575a
H. Ill., 1884, s AS a s,sss
i83 1901 sos 1850 1870 3i8 2502i o3S $3.50 800
1t will be from this table that the importation Of
each of the articles enumerated has declined The
falling of in the receipts of molasscs and spirits has
regular and gradual for the past four years. this
be attributed to the progress of the temperance cause
which would particularly affect the New England States.
REVENUE BosroN FROM CUSTOMS FOR Two YEARS.
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Cattle Market

JAN. lat market 800 beef cattle 200 southern); IS
cows and calves, and 700 sheep and lambs
PRicEs-Beef Cattle-Quick at last weeks rates, which
we continue viz 81 % IS to % co. with sales of
extra at So. 100 unsold.
Cows and Calves-All taken at SIS a o.
Sheep and Lambs-All at market taken at 81 Is 49,
in quality.
Hogs-Brisk, at 67I rs cents per cwt for loose
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$2,32l,5SO
2,0l9,040
Leaving outstanding Jan. l, 1874,

$4,339,62O
Of the amount outstanding about $45OOOo are in notes
ofthe late Bank Of the United States chartered by
gress manyof whichmust have been destroyed lost or
deaced that claim can ever be made for their pay
ment.
In regard to the loans remaining due in Europe and the
stocks pledged for their redemption the statement given
below exhibits their present situation Had the credit of
these stocks been sustained by the punctua payment of
the interest they would have been amply sufficient to dis
charge the loans and leave considerable surplus These
stocks are still held by the bankers through whom the
loans due in Europe were negotiated.
We extract from the Trustees report the following re
marks with statement Of the foreign Indebtedness the
institution -
" 1t will be by the annexed statement that larpe
amount of the securities pledged in Europe other than
those referred to- have been disposed Of the date Of
the last Report of the Directors This was done by
House in London to reimburse itself for large advances
in cash made to the Bank at a critical period of its affairs
was maintained by that House. that the advances made
by It, on bills drawn at short dates with the express
understanding and agreement that besides the stocks
5v the remittance funds good negotiable bills SO that
should at all times be able realize its out of
any securities in its hands whenever thought proper
do So Accordingly that House made large sales of the
Securities held by it, in the of the year 1912 and in
June last of the partners of the house. then in this
country stated that he preparing to Lon.
don and that he extremely anxious to have the ac
count between the Bank and his house finally settled be-
fore his departure For the purpose Of eecting it, pro
posed in behalf OF his house to take the remaining sec
rites held by them, at such prices would balance the
account The prices named by him. though greatly below
their nominal value, far above the market price
some OF the stocks were not of improving character
and the value OF others depended somewhat ON contin
gencies Moreover from the extreme anxiety manifested
by the partner referred to- to have kind of settle
ment before he left this country there reason TO an
prehend that should the Directors decline accept the
proposal. the securities in question would have been
thrown into the market for SALE sold public auction
in either way, they would in all probability have been
sold at ruinous Sacrifices and Of course would have left
large balance due to the house. to be claimed from the
Bank Under these circumstances and upon full consi
Iteration OF the subject the Directors to the conc
sion that would be most for the interest of the nstit
ton to accept the proposal This accordingly done
and the House gave an ample release of all its claims upon
the Bank. ~f'
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Sale OF STOCKS Mt PhIIadelphia

FIRST BOARD, Jan. 200 shas Girard Bank 81 60 do
Reading Railroad 27s 500 do United States Bank, 81
$4,000 Reading Railroad Bonds ls45 ds IS so shares
Vicksburg Bank 81 lOdo Union Bank of Tennessee
10 90 DO do 90 Is do Wilmington Railroad, esp, Ia 40
40 Farmers pr, and Mechanics Bank Az % do Whining
do do, 244 do Camden Amboy, 1902; $50 do Reading
Railroad at 30 do Mechanics Bank, cash, 25i 20 do
do, 2St 81 do Commercial Bank "a $1,000 Reading
Rar0ad II
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On Monday, LIST inst at o'clock in the 5st year of her
age, Mrs. MARY, wife Of Frederick Place
The friends Of the family and those Of her sonnlaw
Smith arrio respectfully invited to attend her .
neral from 45 Franklin street. this afternoon, at three
o'clock.
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Packets to Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
ship Masters and Agents.

We shall favor, if Captains of Vessels will give
Ppr Of The shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
any Foreign Newspaper. or News they may have lie will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information Of kind will be thankfully
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arrled,

On Monday. LIST inst. by the Rev. Henry W. Bellows,
Mr. EDWARD GAYLORD to Miss SARAH LOUISA daughter OF
the late George s. Fordham, all of this city.
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Passenger Arrived.

HAvsrIfacket ship ST NcolaMr Werk and lady France
Mr. Godon Pars Mr. Peret Roberts Switzerjand-I2 IN
the seerage. - ="
GRENABA-Brig SARA McAlister lady and 2 children
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o." HOW MY HEAD DOES ACHE !"-Ths excla-
nation fell from the lips of many sufferer yesterday,
who had induged too freely in the of the good things
set before him on New Years. Day. Had they but have
remembered that Dr. Sherman prepares the Camphor Lo.
zenge Tor all such ailments and that they afford
neous relief they need not have suffered they did
They are asoveregn remedy for sickness nervous
or SICK headache, papitaon, cramps and all nervous
cine remedy offered to the public Dr. sherman,s
warehouse is LOG Nassau street. Agents 227 Hudson
East Broadway 1879 Fulton street. Brooklyn and Ledg
er Buildings, Philadelphia
CO SUCH IS THE DEMAND FOR THE REV.
Mr. Sparrys new paper, The American Anti-Papst y
has splendid likeness of the Pope riding on his Bull
The paper is published weekly at 81 ayear cents
copy, at lis Nassau street.
N. PROFESSOR vELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS
For the of gonorrha gleet uor albus and all dis.
eases of the urehra These pills warranted to cure
Office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, OF
Nassau street. W. s. RICHARDSON Agent.
o. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-The
Pharmacy of the city of New York is confidently
mended for all cases of debility produced by sscet ndu
or impotence sterty, barrenness (uness depending
on malormation-s bottles 81 each; cases of hall
Dozen S. packed and sent to all parts of the Union.
Nassau st. w s. RICHARDSON Agent
90 MEDICAL ADA CURE GUARANTEED
The members of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy
suppression
Of quackery are successfully treating all diseases
prva nature according to the mode of treatment
adopted by the medical professors of the different hos
pitfalls Of Europe Primary secondary syphilis gonor-
rhUa gee and oil diseases of the urehra permanently
cured without mercury injury to the constitution
The consulting physician attends daily from o'clock A.
VI. to P. NJ
Terms-advice and all medicines required, IS.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY Observation-Disclosures living at
distance by stating their complaints explicitly and en-
closing So, (Postpaid will receive chest containing all
medicines requisite to perform cure, will full directions
Tor use, by addressing
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
ONCE and Consulting Rooms Of the College 81 Nassau
rect
Q3- RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIX;
TURE-for the cure of primary secondary syphilis
and all complaints arising from mercuryguaranieed
cure Single bottle 81; in of half dozen $5-pack
ed and sent to all parts of the Union
ONCE OF the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 81
Nassau street
w RICHARDSON Agent
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Castmgs,. /. .l05,3i3 36,27s
Lumber, feet. A.. 3d. a,3O5
Shngles,. ........ III 900 10000
The amount of merchandise cleared for the interior OF
the State this year compared with last exhibits great
increase. being nearly three times the quantity This
merchandise is composed of the purchases made in this
part Of the country by the merchants from that section
and strong evidence of the improvement in the demand
ON the East for the principal articles of trade The ad
vancement OF the West in wealth. is of the utmost import
ance to all other parts Of the Union On their advance
ment depends the certainty of trade and the prosperity of
commerce.
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LATEST SOUTHERN sHIP NEWS

PHILADELPHIA Jan 2Below. Philadelphia [B emil Greve
Bremen; Oak, Ky der, and Antares, Haett, Boston.
BALTIMoRE, Jan Arr Hadassah. Davis Portsmouth, NH;
Commerce, Raynor, New York. Cid Warren 1comb, Ber-
muda.
RIcHMoND. Dec 3l-Arr J w Smith, New York. Below,
bound up, Smy ma from Boston Sid Amelia, do
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The course of trade and the sections from which the
increasing wants spring can be seen by carefully
examining the movements of merchandise and produce
through the Western country
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF MAuMyy Cry
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$ Morris &-Cummings-sundries $

Robe!ts-i5as burr stones Morris ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NJ BoIel-l2 cases to order.
BoRpEAux-Bng Cauoncus--7i hhds brandy Csswsll-6
tbls or cks do q Casellan-lO hf do LeDhon en-
6 do Victor Duckwitz-5o do 20 bbis 30 eks stevens
soni0 hff0 or cks Barsaloulo do seisneue-l3 es
Deric-l hid Wood-l0 hf do Z Melets-i Dbl castor
oil Chastean hi 80 lao es prurss Dnrsnd
yand-s cs q Rozat COG Bianco-2 If pps A Binnger
x co--36 hf do 10 or cks wine 10 order. - :.
MALAoA-Barque Harmony Reported Monday IL box ?.
do 100 bales 8tO9 bis $3.50 hi 1870
ns Dbl wine 10 con bxs cheese blocks marble Zzo
ss soap 90 a cks tartar 200 III chests OIL
armony NePhews Coz cron ~ bxs paste 100 DO OIL
Browu-30o do u bxs paste do quorce do Vaca-i br
22 pkgs straw hats do paintings Hadden son case 10
Wiley x Putnam-3 do marble & Hooker-2 trunks mdse
bedstead 10 order.
PoRT Az PRiNor-BIg @ Wright Before reported)-9o
tons ogwood 10 do mahogany 300 bags coffee 100 hides
Rossiere
GRENApA-Bg Starr casks old copper box old silver 1875
hides sheep skins $50 horns A Hubbard.
Domestic lmpOrtatiOns.
Craftsmanship CathaIine-379 bales Renad
-l0l l. Shaw-29 Sprague Robinson 4 COS n Haves-T
Wadsworh-75 Porter Freres-58 Smith, Mills co-96
tcs rice Muer2 mdse w ialsey-2 do Haviand.
Colgate co-2i do copper Post-io bbls Miller.
Van Nest
sAyArNAH-Brig Saratoga2Oo bales cotton Coins-25o
do 1871 chs rice TO order.
GEoRGETowN, SC-Brig Juno-65 bales cotton & Wads-
worth'9 Smith, Mills coil Sacket Brothers-207 Henry
Coit-lG Maitland-4l Spofford x Tileston
ST MARKs-Schr Pzano-2i2 bales cotton Holbrook, Mel
son coo Center co.'s Maitland ComTe-l2 Mel Cos
4 Anderson-lo rolls leather Isaac box J Norton
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"
nD- BASE AND DETEsTABLE IMPOsITIoN-The
Felix subtes for unrootinr hair with
out the slightest injury to the skim has awakened the
pdity of nest OF vile countereters who palming
upon the public spurious and deleerous article the
genuine preparation To protect purchasers against these
deceivers the proprietor has had splendid square
bottle the four sides Of which blown the following:
DR. Felix Gourands Poudres Suhtiles for uprooting
hair New York." enveloped in handsome wrapper with
the Drs fac smile The public way rest assured that
every bottle not answering the above DESCRIPTION is
worthless imitation and should be rejected those who
attempt to deceive and their injurious composition shun
ned and despised These powders have been long held in
high estimation and recommended by every who
has used them uniting entire efficiency with perfect
hs s'suy be- Ss
where else in New York but at 81 Walker street.
door from Broadway 81 per bottle and where innumera-
BILE testimonials be shown and the preparation tested
if required by the purchasers.
0sy- STRANGE, BUT TRUE-The proofs that W
have of the ecacyof the Elixir
We do not hesitate to say to the afflicted, that we sin
cerely believe it to be certain cure, and recommend
them by all means to try it To be had at 81 Courtandt
street.
a7- THIS EVENING A CONCERT OF oRAroRY
and Music eighteen songs and recitaons, by Messrs.
Bronson and Nash in the Society Library Broadway
ov H aTs a T%S ths H
Sexton Collins Ode the Passions Newfoundland Dog;
Geneva, the Whskers Girls Beware, Maniac, Old
bachelor. Admission % cents. N. Bone new class
meets at nine this morning. the other four p. NJ. in
Concert Hall, 406 Broadway.
O. THE ONLY SURE REMEDY FOR THE CIJRE
OF Consumption and Liver Complaint coughs colds asth
ma raising of blood &c. is DR. Taylor's Basam of liver
fol,owing:- w
Liver COMPLAINT AND CouaH-Having taken n Win.
lent cold, which settled my lungs and liver producing
cough and pain in the side and shoulders which
was so severe at times that could scarcely in
my Dedlwas gradually wasting away, and weary even
OF my life My cough very distressing and being &C.
companed with nausea loss of Appetite debility and
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from Professor Mafhu -
New YoRK, Oct. %, 1913
conference.-the Candy you had the kindness to send
me have used pretty freely, aud il is with pleasure
take this occasion to acknowledge its good effects upon
my voice and general health. would most cordially re
commend its use to all public Speakers clears the voice
and is the best article OF the kind have to cure
those diseases of the throat with which speakers most
liable TO be afflicted. Respectfully yours
JOHN NEWLANb MAFFTTT.
To Messrs. j. Pease Sons, IS Division street.
Still another.
Gentlemen have used your Horehound andy for a
severe cough and cold can recommend IL a valuable
medicine Yours truly,
NV. BAILY,
Editor of the Patriarch, 80 Park Row.
To Messrs. J. Pease " Son. Al Division st.
Sold wholesale and retail ut State ST., Boston Led
ger Buildings, Philadelphia and 10 Baltimore ST. Balti
more.
9y- THE TRUE RICHES OF LIFE IS HEALTH
Life but slight blessing il is TO be made miserable
by the thousand diseases which continually visit il il
coughs headaches fevers rheumatism nausea and the
thousand other ills which deemed inevitable are TO
embter its blessings, il can scarcely be deemed gift
worth keeping But, happily, this need be the case
while wehave the cough cordial and other lozenges
OF DR. Peters None give up in despair and say there
hope this side the grave His pills and pasters
diseases OF the stomach and rheumatism unrivacd
for efficacy his cough lozenges relieve the distress
ing cough in few hours; and little perseverance, in
their will in every effect permanent cure
Headache is eectuay vanished by his cordial lozenges
and all Of DR.. Peters medicines expressly fitted TO
make life what ii intended TO bea blessing and not
curse. Principal office, l25 Fulton street.
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Showing dimnution Of $685. ss7 IA
Cost. Value
100000 Penn'a6s
Isl 900 do SIS, S2O9as7 IS
477,777 rs Camden and Amboy Bonds 2tI $40 "a
10000 Michigan 6's, do 2a35 "a
iWWVW COM BANK oil Watcher bonds 37I ,3O1 9l
, W1,aa2 ~ rhila WI x Bal H. H. Co. do, 3is4s7 IS
262,OO0 Michigan 6's, -. 49,
900 North American Trust v13'3l9 10
800 Coupons,
$1,000 Far. Mech. Blk, Memphis
$500 Union Bank, Tennessee, 2,s ass 40
$4,000 Penn'a SIS,
,eo,ooo'soI 10 S23ti9s7 Al
Less charges Of interest," Commissions &C. 2O5 Obo 81
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 3.
Cleared.

lux Rises ...'.'..' 1T 81 MOON SETS 81
lDp sETs.s' s..'...4 t3 HIGH WATER l6
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Domestic llnpOrtatiOns.
MARITIME HERALD.

Sailing Days Of the steam ships,
FROM LIVERPOOL. PROM AMERICA.
itanna, HEWITT. -. Jan. 4 -. Feb.
ledonia, Lott Feb. March
.adia, Shannon. ........ Mar. 4 ...A April