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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-17
MONEY MARKET.


The downward tendency that has characterized
the movements Of stocks for the past week. still exists.
Nearly every description is down. Ohio SIS down 4 F.;
Illinois, q Indiana, It Harlem, b Patterson, Ken
lucky I; Norwich J Pennsylvania SIS, North Ameri
can Trust up III Farmers Loan and Long Island, were
firm at previous quotations. The sales only to a
moderate extent Stocks have been the decline so
long that the highest hopes of the most sangune do
not estimate that prices will reach the point they have
lately. The adopted by the banks within a
week two has had great influence quotations. but
without this influence prices could not be sustained.
Money is still very abundant but anticipated wants from
the regular channels trade have caused revolution in
loans that will operate unfavorably to the brokers'
There is moderate demand for foreign exchange, and
rates rule below the last quotations The best bills
be bought on London at 81 Q premium. On France rs
% f5 the prices There is a rather lmi
ted supply of bills London in the market The
Southern very
Domestic exchanges firm at former reports
The present enquiry is very trifng, notwithstanding
which quotations keep very much reduced. Alabama
funds have become little more unfayorable.
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
IN ONE VOLUME. 8vo PRICE q CENTS
THE MOTHERS OF ENGLAND;
THEIR INFLUENCt AND RESPONSIBILITY.
BY MRS. ELLIS
Author of Women of England &c.
UNIFORM WITH rur ABOVE,

UNIFORM WITH THE ABovr,
Women OF England. .....''. - Price % cents
Wives Of do ..'....'.. ~
Pictures Of Private Life, parts Price so cents
Voice from the Vinpge... Rr,, ~
THE London Metropolitan for Dee ember, says- We fnlly
believe that Mrs Ills has written Que line tna'
dying she might wish to blot" go, .,,
The New York Courier Erquircr also ,tates-"M Ellis
I.'ong work for the Of the human sIny
Her volumes entitled The Women Of England and The
Daughters of England sust'Ined by aihfd The
Wives England The phca ephet she uld be omit
red for her are equally adapted al hut
especially on account Of the assated condition Of society
every ole of hem IN United sptes much to her
tfywornen Bnian We advise every father Of 'amiy to
give one copy 10 his and another his daughter aud II
he docs nor od n,m amply repaid within wesk for his
doustis will not The fault Of the e'f Ing book aud the
.xeeeot ng penuas OF the Ioabe au nor"
HENRY q. LANGLEY, Publisher,
us Ji, re 81 Chatham street.
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has not been very large the past season The amount
only reaching about half that Of the period last year
S499 726

Making total of $s350s6 from this city The total i'm
ports into New Orleans from September LIST to January
9th, is s26OOOOO. This shows that the supply has not
principally been derived from the north that the banks
of this section have not been drained Of much specie
aid the speculaons of the south. The consequence has
been, large discounts from the banks and their direct ia
vos to the planters for the purpose of holding their
The banks of this city in November lsi3 according to
the Comptrolers report had O2,7ss. The report in
the of preparation for February. will not show
very large decline from that amount.
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Cleared
Ships Slvs ds erase Thompson Iavre Fox Liyngston
Or Sears. New Orleans VIM Nelson Brigs Julia Dun.
ham La Gnayra Everett Baee; Mossils. E9ss Matan.
Coz LoIetto, Henderson New Orleans, John Elwe CO.
Schr Wolcott, yder Bost n, u Buckley.
Arrived.
Brig Coair Atkins q days from Island Of Trinidad in bal
last, TO Soule. Whitney x Co
Brig Oneco, Butler. 81 days from New Orleans, with
and molases to Haycns Co. The o. has had pilot
board days.
Swedish schr Flora, Ahstrom from Rio Jan.iro Nov a.
with coffee, Sf kin, ronsides < Co. Experienced
weather on the passage
Schr Rubcon, Fowe. 10 days from Elizabeth City. with
corn, to mastern.
Schr Julia Nancy Sterling 10 days from Ocracoke with
val stores, To X. NJ Blaseley.
Schr WORTH 10 days from Richmond. with -four
to Allen Paxson.
sch H. Walker Rogers days from Virginia. with oysters
master.
schr Alabama Soue 10 days ON Portland with potatoes.
TO master.
schr n liza Norton, Lampher. fom New Haven-bound to
Savannah.
schr Victory Heath, days from Providence with oil. Sc
TO master.
10 Brig Agnes bound the West Indies returned not
having ballast sufficient
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Foreign Markets.

MArASzAs, Jan. 6-The only parcel of new sugar Il
market is very inferior lot of f. d. sold at la
lifax The other estates will grinding soon
and have sugar here the end of this month The last
Of rice here was the Ann p Parker from Savannah,
rs 60 days credit. Nlolasses IA RS. Coffee 3D. TX
change on England, 10 0 per cent? the north par
cent premium.
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LYON-Cheaprst Jewelry Store in the city-A. L..
a. would call the attention Of the public 10 his store No 80
Chahams where will find the best cheapest aud
lyle ofiewelry Of the latest fashion both foreign and Amer.
suitable for Christmas and New Years
all winch is de emned to sell at such prices can
fail give satsfsc Lads and geptenen about
rhasng ewelry will % cent by calling the cheap
jwey 80 haitian street Do not forpe the nunbersO
IN than Old gold silver bought tahen IN exchange
stones. d23 imsec
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On Tuesday, 10th inst. at his boarding house. No 27
washington street, WILLIAM BRADroRp, seaman aged 80
years.
MS friends and acquantances invited to attend his
Philadelphia papers will confer favor by copying the
apove as MS relatives are supposed to reside in that city
On Monday, 10th inst. OF the Group, MARY Frances
eldest daughter OF George H. and Ann Philips aged one
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Sale OF stocks at PhIIadelphia

FIRsr BOARD jan I6.-S5O0O Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal 6 1886, 2dsf 443 5000 do 44; $4,000 do 2dsf
$1,000 do AL 100 shares Morrstown RR 49, $1,000 Will
mingon 6s 1853 s3t sh Philadelphia Bank, 49, $3.50
State 6s s3 6S 25 shares Reading RR 25; 25do Vcks
burgh cash, 5 50 do Schuylk Nav IS; 25 do Farmers
Mechanics Bank tA 100 do Girard Bank, sbf 375do
81 81 do Wilmington RR I7s
SECOND BOARD, Jan: $40 shares schuylki Nav 34a
S25 5s esp SO shares Reading R %; 900
do vicksburg Bank 81 20 do Mechanics Bank 25l 30
do Wilmington RR 1875 $1,000 Tennessee Bonds ls Jan.
S74; SO shares Wilmington RR l7s
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New stock Exchange.


On account Of the stormy weather, the markets were
very quiet and change took place in quotations for
any article We have operations to report.
CorToNThe market to-day is inactive. Sales mere.
y nominal both buyers and sellers feeling disposition
to wat the arrival of the steamer.
FLouR-There has been no change and very little do.
ing in this marke ct TODAY,
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DOCTOR MORRISON.


DGCTOR MORRISON continues 10 be consulted conf
II dentiaily in alt rivae diseases which he without
mercury restraint diet Lr. Ms improved
method OF curing Structures of the relhri by asorpon is
destructive habit in youth Inducing nocturnal emissions
debility and ultimate mpotcncy radically removed
to healthy tone and its original vigr perfect
cure srante ed or cage With exception Dr.
the onv lied Advertising the city See his dplo
his office, 20i ult IN street, Greenwich.
n lme
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

Norfolk.
BALTiNi Jan l5-Ar Rhone Harvey, New York; Com
Kearney. Paine La Guaya; Maria, Russell New Bedford;
Mariner Adams do; Fellowship Farnham, PASSPORT; Trum-
pet. Page. Newhuryport
WAsHIScToN, NC. Jan 8-Ar Thorn, Cole Newport:
OcRAcoKF NC Jan "A st Pierre, Osgood, West Indies.
sid pamlico. Fuord and NJ M Fowle. Reid w Indies; Lee
onid,s, do. -
NOZZLE, Jan 7--Cd Hannah Sprague, Cook; Blanchard,
Blanchard and Ann Wech Magma, New York; Wilson,
Benjamin. Baltimore.
Foreign Ports
LA GuAynA; Dec 22-In POI Columbia Cooper from b.;
22i Tower Jenkins York 10Th, Com Warrington, Gatchel
Porto Cabello.
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TO TIE. PUBLIC

III lie fUDLfC
q, M TO &5000.-lIr. Francis Crump Watch Maker,
RiOO gao Grand begs e inform his friends and The
make advances cas gold and silver watches diamonds
,lver SETS forks and every description Of gold
silver shape intended for immediate sale Cvh
.nonnt paid for old gold aud silver Watches Of de
,crntion repaired and warranted. 7ts Grand STREET
liner
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FIRE-PROOF BOOK SAFES.

G1 OO REWAkD-The Jewery store NO 10 oowery,
lOO entered the night Of tina nth aud robbed
ewery consisting Of gold aud silver guard and fob chains
god seals and keys and ladies' aud sente@ens breaches
gold lockets silver spoons
and other articles which sold jeweiry shops
The above reward will be given for the the property
by JOHN LOCkWOOD
do lmsrc Is Bowery.
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Total, 226l,569 1880 2,258,255 SGT 0lC
The Commercial Bank Of Cincinnati, and the Bank Of
Geauga not included in the above returns as heiI
charters expired the 3lst December ls4a and have
gone into liquidation The banking capital of Ohio at the
present time amounts to So 3O445 having been reduced
by the expiration of the above charters ST.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE ramed and celebrated Pills, from Portugal
we perceive, 10 be obtained this country. 500 sdv.r-
the last column. fourth page. O.. - 81.
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BANKS Of soUTH CAROLINA.


Specie, -. 70ll29 653l55 662,t49 672800 IA ,236
REGULATION, 4o64H l47 TAI I392 lO l34i973 1889 7o6
DEPOSITS ia25 500 ,22a 100 i26,233 i.2as75o iiss23S
The last returns show small increase Of loans specie
circulation and deposits The coming forward OF the
crops the of this increase in the operations the
banks The in exchange at Charleston present
the following comparison
July, lsi3. Jan. 1874.
Domes ic bills, ...... ..'..'...S a64,t3l 33s5o
Foreign do lO9,2ol 1865
This exhibits an increase in the domestic bills and
very large decrease Of foreign This is the result Of the
state of the cotton Market and is the in all the
southern ports where cotton is held speculation, in
stead of going forward The banks of New Orleans and
Mobile have discounted largely cotton. Those Of
Charleston and Savannah have not gone into this
ment so deeply those further south. The late
from Europe will have effect this staple in this
country that will induce Immediate shipment The ad
vices show that with fair crop, with yield Of
bales prices cannot be sustained at the present
quotations The spectators this market have advan
ced prices already safe extension and must
feel the of a reaction Just before the departure
of the last packet from Liverpool accounts had been
ceved from this country estimating the crop 900
600 bales, receipt of which, spectators into the
market with large quantities. and the advance quoted by
previous arrivals was lost.
The monthly returns Of the Ohio banks present very
favorable view. continuation of their has
commenced which will prove profitable and udicious.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Arrive,
Packets to Sail.
Ship Masters and Agents,

We shall esteem favor II Captains OF Vessel. will give
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 AMI Cor
sending q this Office all the Marine intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information of kind viii be thankfully
received
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new emission, Ma Xpm
The European advices to the 18th of December or
very little importance, regards commercial affairs. The
effect market is not yet visible and will not proba-
bly, be Of much interest the steamship of the 9TH inst
is daily expected with seventeen days later intelligence
This fact has induced operators to patiently wait the
suit before making extensive movements in any branch
OF trade.
The Auburn and Rochester Railroad Company have
declared semiannua dividend of three and half per
cent payable the LIST of February The transfer books
will be closed the 22d nst The stock Of this company
stands very high in this market. amidst all the ups and
downs Of the others. The last sale ruled at I05 1906
Below we give the regular monthly report of the New
Orleans banks, which shows them to be carrying
sound safe, legitimate business which, adhered to,
will benefit that community return for the injury
they have heretofore done
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MIR. KNOOP'S FAR EWELL AND LAST
CONCEPT

CONCERT,
REFOR his departure fer the south and from thence
EuroTe Mr. Knoop begs respectfully inform his
friends public his farewell and positively
toncer' in New York will take place in tire Lecture Of
tbs City Society Library, Thursday EveGing. next 18th
January when he will be assisted Of tn. eminent
talent the citv.
Mr. Knoop will perform the Volos cello, the Conc er BY
Sphoor-
in Modo ii scena Cantnte as played by Ole Bail the
Park Theatre
Cor begin O'Clock. Tickets One Dollar-To be
had at the principal Music Stores. <issm
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TO PRINTERS.

To PhTNIEKS.
EOK SALE.-Tw. lounts OF Type, Mnion and Nonpsriel
l. which have been rs-d tho New York Herald Apply
st th, oa6cr
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Baltimore; NV Yorh. t.) Wright, Galveston. CID w.pOe
Iii.
fsmsa IS sea-. sGd %. s sn My
NYorl; Abby Amelia Richmond
OF W. %AsnhSa from Dublin.
9e.rd from H. employ Mr. BUST F.Iist a. Wash
City p e he wwte 70 hi, hi. ds &. N S.%
York Herald he will hear Of something his advantage
TWELFTH WARD.
Justice the World but Country fiat Amer Republic
Of The s ss 70 ssse .as sSos sf
Sd avenne Thursday next. seven
wsd lcs p.T &C.;
pga shs %s wad oil the American
Every friend Of Party j. pa.,iensy requested to be
astaad for themselves Of the equality and perfect
By the E''e'ys s. e'Sjt q r. SSssm.,
EsEE s fE sS1 oy sE% Y9Sk
oer Phoep1 and other good apples Tor sale
s'si WEI S'' E s''if %
'li IL UP 1 first rate order without ''" in the barrels
a RARE CHANCE i,aFiNE EATING "A, FINE
will Be- steer and ieH
S be az h Tstss sd fSf
s
oher that 1t Of the delicate vor ana those who
would like qualities do well to call early
possible and their cuts Remember STALL
No. 40 tul' arket jl1rc
SINCE JANUARY FIR Il
1lEEANY, YOUNG 4 ELLIS have received per Duchess
fOrle3ns and Burgundy large collection Of Dress Fans
from quite low high rces Combs few Steel Combs
Retcues Purses Extracts for the handkerchief from ubn;
Almond Cream; Odonue; Thin Pare for foreign
They will open,in day two from the Mediator and Wei.
ngton wo case ppier mache goods consisting OF Tables
Stands Cabinets, Card Cases. Tablets Gard Receivers &C.
Also supply of"Ess uguet and beautiful collection
oiV'entnes got up to order for their own sales 7 src
MATCHES WITHOUT SULPHUR.
RANDELS NEWLY PA1EN TED SUPERLATIVE
M A L G ii
THIS plus ultra of Friction Matches will stand the of
climate oas mersion wa'er does not peveot its
gnitlng, fully thousands who them
hibed IN water at the late Fair OF the American Institute
""''' =" ''" FIRST PREMIUM
Also, article called MATCh TAPERS, which burn
five minutes neatly put up. for sealing letters &c.
For sale the MAJ ufactorv No 6l Beecker street. at No
1873 Maiden Lane. ad 10 Bro dway Pn.lo drlphia
BY H. Crosby, No l43 Walaut street jill lmsrc
WATCHES AMI JEWELKY.-The largest tnd mos
w splendid sssotme,t Of Wache. IN the city. j. 70 B,
des cripons Of Gold and SILVER Watches, OF the
styles, from the iacurers in England, France and
Switzerland, he is enabled oe larger and
al Hgch less prices RETAIL than any other house the city
exchanged bought All watches warranted TO keeT
good time, or the money returned
Watches and ewery repaired in the best by the
best workmen, and much lower Than AZ other place.
Svvr Spoons, for sale very low.
u ALLEN, importer of watches and jewellery
jr 1nsIc Wholesale and retail 30 all street stair
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AUCTION SALES.
rhOSaAs BELL. Auct,oae,
(Slsrs No. IS Ann sfresf.)
WEDNESDAY.

At 10y O'Clock, at the sales room,
s ~. and N'H'
iSe, aSS
Also entire furuirrre of ren,es family comprising
ehas., abI.. bureaus. sdebsad.. sofas eaIis looking
Also Y handsome bedsieads do bureaus splendid sofas
Also %%sd Stsly after the lrsiture will be sold he .g,
rsI. Sc intended for stormy Tuesdays sale-iaia
Also, splendid r,ano iorte valuable thry
muhs; 100 band boxes ST si
A,lol o'clock in he sale. -, .,
any Sale A Of Fanin..S BY Also arpeb fo.;
1a iSsi's Gsa watch and chain -.
Also 10 900 segars quantity Of sasswa ancient 'e'es
FRIDAY.
Regular ofchoce ssssonabe fancy and staple dry goods
soh. Of Iaa. eo
asti ~ ess1 eap. Clothing
nue fS1 ooS @
msIesad: ali fdsa S Dc ss
business like manner Sales will be tsgulI and ,etuTn'
prompt IN this GST III
HARDWARE g Gj TTHETTRt4E b A?sSs'' se-1AcoB
r. "a {,ys sl Plat street
ssss aSs 1S 6
x'o. lot, assorted knives scissors rzon De- cards.
ra%. fGas dasse
n B.-Caiaosurs be had the j7t.rc
UNCOMMON COLLECTION
RARE, FINE. ORIGINAL PAINTINGS.
OLD LISTERS,
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION. THIS DAY. WE'D
s9 sad s MSs%'
HOLY FAMILY.
by Dom. Cresti, called Caval Passignano.
,., Painted by himself ,n.
roRTE EsnhER q Es So &HE5t z hHtAsToS''
h; S SPLENDID pSnns # not the work Of the
temporary copy Of the most and celebrate production
cf The pencil q the old Italian Masters. I bought from
was tradition and there strong presumption from
''"' 81 CH.IsT AND THE AnuLTREss.
THE irlFPffE'aR s''s'rsl y fsfsfpi
oHnrz $$f Ss Sss|'i'i1 i.''
An "udoabed warranted Original painting by cavasre Ven
ST. PETER LlHnR Si fi%f;5' PRISON AN
Pty n 'iqsTfiSG
By Raph. Nengs.
Together with many others Of very greet met-and
ys be 'ii
ed al auction IN tins city jI7 tis'ec
c w e.: on ts1S at
at Isl Broadway aspndd lection Of Camsles, Cape JEST
| altogether des irabe lot.
Paintin on Saturday evening l6 3sm
>&G01 a STEAMBOAT FOR SALE.-For sale
GA@34s1s3sa public auction, by VIM II. Franklin Auc
| S-&xX-t isneer at the Merchants Exchange. Wed
nesday Gath /" o'clock noon spen
q fast sailing steamer NEW JERSEY. together with her
furniture aud tackle she lies of Barclay
The New Jersey built Trenton ~ j. in the year
her length deck is 27 feet h.r breadth beam 26 fee he
depth her trbrs and plank all Of the best Je sey
oak she copperd and COPPER listened the best
81. completely overhauled last spring, ft ed
night boat the North Shs has $50 sleeping
behs besides spacious state her promenade ueCk
tre has been ,ving larger quantity than
required for her Her inventory ample and every
article selected with the utmost Her boilers nearly
having been in but short time Her engine
and of the modern ruc' having b. tested in
every possible which to be second
Her average draft Of being eight
inches, w. ch fat alone makes her doubiy valuable it
abe the lowest tides Her
her cabins airy aud spacious Her furniture being all
makes the New Jey passage boat CT the de-
| sraule on the Hudson
| Terms cash. city funds.
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CROTON BAKERY NOTICE.

Il.
OK POUNDS OF BREAD FOR ONE SHILLING
y The largest bread ia III. city be hsd the Croton b.
kerry % James pounds Of superior wh at bread Tor
qae shilling the pouads for ceu,s Whsat, indian
Rye ADD Graham Brad Also the kime Rye Bread Of
nor kind large family Pies Of all tnd; :I cents each and
Crackers fresh every day. German aud New Year Cakes
toy the holidays Flour Wholesale and retail Fe.b for
every day.
BTne above articles canbc bad the branches No es
eH between franklin aud Oak and No 2o2 Will
am ne-r frankfort, also IT 229 Cherry Peh am
d22 im'uc JOHN H. WIEGAND, ~ James st.
FRUITS, GKnCEKlEs, TEAS. WINES, NC --GAss
NER YOUNG, I13 Chatham street offer at wholesale
md retail, TO dealers aud f.rnilics--
Fresh Foreign iuits, general assortment.
Spgsrs aud Ceirc IT ~ kinds ~ qualities.
Teas, Green and Black ofevery description
Super,o ga Wnes aud Liquors, OF ssfions grndes
Superior IL spbcfry and therry Brandy
French and american Cordi1ls drsft and IN glass.
London scotch and American Porter Brown Stout and e
Ale.
La Norma, Regalia, Nori,ga aud other brands Segan.
West lndis Preserves and Jellics.
uoncy 10 sinai, borcs, from Ohio.
yujube Paste, IN I2t. and - ID boxes:
Bird Se~i, Spices, Cacos and Chocolate.
sperm Oil and Candies, soap nc.
Saratoga Pavilion Water, pint bottles Goods
delivered Of the city free Of dsi msee
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY II.

SUN RISES. .....7 "a MOON sRIsEs... 5
SUN sETs... .........a 81 HIGH wArER.........
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HAVANA AGENCY.-The subscribers, agents for Mrs
Vests Boarding Pouse will be happy to give information
travellers bound the Havana Orders for Ind
fruits &c attended to- accounts collected drafts and
sold, their Gene-a Agency Office 1928 Nassau street New
York.
B.-Letters and parcels forwarded by every packet
jl0 lmssc MASON 4 FUTILE.
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.'.... ',soe,7os SOC, ae2 7,@l,ol2 1889 90

Total clrcu aon NOV lst 18i9,....... ..$l,i13 ga
10 40 January itt, 1874, ''''.. L7i5jji
The specie hand has decreased si75,763, notwith
standing the large arrivals of the precious metals at that
port This shows that the banks have been expanding
and that the specie imported into that city has gone into
the movements of business for the purpose influencing
the forwarding Of the new cotton crop.
About one half the receipts at the New Orleans Custom
House applied to the redemption of Treasury notes
far as the notes presented.
The export OF specie from this city to New Orleans
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Spoken.

Orange, Br] Halifax for Trinidad Dec 22 of Grenadaby
the CorsaiT, at this
VIM Nelson days from NYork for Port Prince date.
LAT %, Ion 60.
North Carolina. Miller Philadelphia for Wilmington. NC.
Jan 0 off Hat eras.
Republic. days from NYork for Apaachicoa. date lat
&c IS, Ion "a 40.
Leondas Thomaston for New Orleans Dec 90 lat "a IL N,
lon 81 20.
Lady Sandon. Liverpool for New Orleans Dec 4. 1t Al ~
Ion II W.
Orbit days from Portland for Havana Dec 90 lat IS IS,
Lau IA days from Portland for Matanz Dec 49, lat % Sc
lon 70 as
Berry Islands.
OHIO. OF Wadoboo, from NYork for NOrans, Dec 49, lat
n 36, lon 70.
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A. e. FUTILE, Auctiouesr
HARDWARE CUTLERY, BEADS; &c.-IACOB s.
IL PLATT will sell this 10 O'clock at 81 Plat Aeet,
Hardware goods IF various kiads.
Also segas patent wheel heads brace and bits scythes
rifles yard sticks gimbets blackng table aud
iron weighs knobs coffee mills. brushes &c &c
Al.o 100 lots assorted cards
vz:-pear and ivory handle aud pocket q and
blade knives, Spanish and dagger knive &C. &c
N. B.-Catalogues be had the auction 7 t'rc