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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
VIRGINIA., 70 VIZ .


AT Rules holden ID gha Clerks olice ii the
Circuit Superior Court ii Law and ch4acery
Tor jefferson c6uaiy ihe 6rst Moneny III
March. lSss
Robert Mckinney, PIAiNrtErs
AGAINST
teen Ssszieefaksr and Hiram Reiirs,
81 DEFENDANTs,
IN cFf.aNCERY
THE Dsfendsnt, John Stouebsakers
not having entered his appearance and
given security according 10 the Acf al AsSemhls
and the rules 1t this Cenrt and il apDeaiaav bt
satisfartors evidence thNl be Is no, an ahah,sant al
this country Itis oralsrsd That The said sefens4
ant do aPpeas here an the. first day of tbs next
term, and a1sver the bill q the plaintiff lnd thal
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted ii some
newspaper pablishea I'M Charlestown,. for tye
months suNeessissy Snd posted Il The front lloor q
the Court-house ID TIE said town Of Charlessown 4
A copy-Teste.
r. T. BROWN, Gg<rE /
Fa4a
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FRESH TEAS.

X CHESTS cdnpowder. Imperial, Young
Hyson, ard Hyson skin Teas, for|saie
low By The chest. J CROSBY.
HarpeFs-FerEy, Feb %.
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IN CHANCERY

ME defendant, Adam Grim, not having eqtered
= his appearance, and given security according %
the act Of assembly and the rules Of this court;
and il spDsAring BY satisfactory eyidepcs thst
he is not an inhabitant ofthis country u Is a.
dsrsd, That the said defendant do appear here
on the hsst day Of the next term, and answEr
the bill df the plaintiff and that copy efthss
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in Gharlestown, for two months suS
cessiEely, and posted IL the front door pf tie
courthouse 10 the said town Of Charlesiown.f
A Copy Tesie,
r. 4. BROWN, Clerk.
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lrs, S B FITCH, NJ d.
No l72 Chesnu: street.
HAmILroN. Feh. n len

HAMILTON, FeO. TO, TE4U.
DR.. D. Jsyne-Dear Sir 81 had not finished
the first bottle Of your Hair Tonic, before de-
cided change was manifest over the bald part of
the head 10 which itwas applied. A newsgrowtb
Of fine glossy hairs much like that ofan infants
appeared and has. continued to increase, SO that
nave had it cut two DR. three times.
began the use OF the Tonic with little or no
faith that it would ever be successful on nv
head and was as much surprised as delighted
when saw the effect You recollecttbe appear.
snce Of my head when in your Office assure
you The hair has been nearly, if NOT quite, an
nch long at the shines IIhsve had il cut, on those
parts which. were nearly destitute Of any when
you saw me 1t was, however, very fine, though
quite thick. Respectfully yours sc.
.l} GEoReE w EATON.
Professor in Hamilton Literary and Tbeologi
cal Seminary, Madison Co.. NJ ".
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Notice % n sscngers.

MN and after the Monday the 10Th, TIE rates
~ Of fare on the Winchester and P5tbnac
Railroad will be as follows, viz: III II
From Winchester to tiarpers- Ferry, ZOO
DO do do and return q 90
From Winchester to Ilalltown I9i
From Winchester to Chariestown Ill Do
DO do do and return 1 90
From Winchester to Caineron's so
E Do do do and return s7l
Fom Winchester TO ThomPson's Isl
Do do do and return IS
From Winchester to Vaudeville or OPP. B. sos
DO /. do do and return so
from Winchester to St@phenson,s 25
Do do DO and return 25j
From iIalltownto Harpers- Ferry 3zA
III Do do do and return 5(ji
Ffem Charlestown TO Harpers-Ferry so;
G Do do l. do 1andretufn so
From Cameron's to Hatipers-Eerry ga
I do do do and return GA
From ThOmpson'' to HprPsrs-Ferry 0ssl
From Wsdesvills or o. Bridge 10 II. Ferry 90;
D. do do and return 25
From Slephenson's to- Harpers-Fefry 50
Do do do and return sol
A Passenger Train will pass over the road
every day. b
Passengers will bel taken up or set down d
uny point on the line dc tie road. i
The reduced charge for going and returning
will be extended, oRly, when tickets are takens
and passengers who take such tickets will be
allowed the privilege pf one intervening day. 4
Persons who do NOT take tickets, will be
charged six cents per mile, for whatever dis
lance they may travelon the road. The same
rate will be charged between any two depots on
The line of the road.
By order, Sc, j..
J.lGEO. HEST, .qgsnt.
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TAMARlNBSs
Just received and for sale By
~ April e II AcAoD8E.
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a friend -sWhere are you going p ask
ed jack Of an aequain,ance. To see. q
friend /.Well, III go with yoa. Tor nev.
er saw one ge.l'
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[From az somertille IN. J.l Whig

FROM the 5omefYiue (N.J. wing
Some time since called upon Mr.. p. Ma son,
Of somerviIe, for Dr., Jayne's celebrated Hair
Tsnic, to restore my bair, which was then fall
ing of daily. procured one bottle, and applied
its contents according to the directions. When
the bottle was exhausted, discovered TO INV
great surprise and satisfaction, that the soung
Hair was starring handsomely II therefore r.,T
chased another, aud soon til had uses ,6rss
bottles. and now, as compensation, nv hair 3
as thick as ever
And what is more suro-,sin1. INV halaness
was not oceasiosed BY tickness. in which 900
there IS greater sope pf reslorstion--but was
nefearary JAs o RoeERs, Methodist Min
stsr, Mount Hofeb, Somerset Co., IN J.
Jayns's Tonic Vsrmif1ge, safe and PLEASANT
remedy foF worms, Dyspepsia, Weakness. loss
of appetite. and for intermittent fever, and Ague
and Fever.
Jayne's CarminstiTe Balsam, is acerta 10, safe
and effsc.ual cure for Dysentery, Diarfhe Cbo-
.leEa Morbus, Summer complaint. Choiic. Gripping
Pains. Sour Stomach, sick and nersousHead-
ache, Heartburn, waterbfash. Pain OF sickness
Of the Stomach, and all bowel affections
Jayne's Snnatiye Pillzfor Liver complaint. Dys-
pepsia. Rheumatism, diseases Of the skin, Impu-
riiy II the Blood, Ccstsebess, Psins il the
limbs, Bilious affections, Female Diseases, and
for al diseases where an Alternative or PergatiFe
medicine may be required.
Prepared only 81 DR. ID Jayne. No 20, South
"a Street, Philadelph IA, where his other vaIua-
bic remedies NAV be bad--and for sale b.
JOHN BROWN. Chaflestown
JOSEPH CROSBY, HaIpcrs-Ferrt
n brrlafT n f914.-Iy.
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TNg FREE PRESS
Is fy1E(sHrD WEEKLY,
TWO DOLL Ans & PITT z CENTS

Payable hnif yearlg; but Two Dollars will be
lsfep q payment in full, Il paid entirely in
adrauce
Whenever payment is deferred beyond
ne expiration Of theyear, Interest VIII be charged
DETSubscripton FOR SIX months, 81 25, 10 be
paidi invariably in advance.
ADVERTISING.
The terms Of advertising aresfor square or
less 81, for three nsersions-laFger ones IN the
same proportion. Each continuance 25 cenis per
rquare3 EseAH advertisements not ordered FOR
sspecikc time, viii be continued until io-hid, and
charged accordingly
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VFRGINEA,itO wit:

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March IA. 1874. i
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nEw z ESTABLISH MIN T

charIestown. April 4, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

mn and after the Monday the 10Th, TIE rates
~ Of fare on the Winchester and P5tbhac
railroad will be a. follows, viz: II fE
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March II; 1914. :" DNo"N' Ger
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-22

state OF Trade.

AsHIs-We continue to quote Pots dull at 81 rs Pearls
about the same at So 06i So l2t.
BEEswAx-Prime yellow we qn0te at ?ol soc, without
any sales coming under our notice
Corros -some enquiry has existed to-day from export
ken for shipment Prices on such as was disposed Of
cent lower than the rate demanded on Monday Market
unsettled
FLous-No change whaever in the market Western
continues at 81 933 S.
Oms-sales of whale have been mode ut 4oc Last
week in New Bedford sales of whale were at SOC Import
ed into the country in the week 1855 bbs and 1850
bbls. whale oil also II 800 lbs. bone.
PRovsioNsTherc is not sufficient doing in articles un
der this head alter quotations that been
for some time past Good butter is held at 7c cheese
we quote at a sic
TEAThe cargo of the Mary Chiffon" was sold to-day
at auction, at the following prices -
Young Hyson-l0O half chests 80 cents per ID.
Gunpowder42 halfchests 81 IS bxs each IL ?lb cans
46!, 200 l3lb bxs Al. $50 Glib do 4a, $50 do 49i,
mperalS0 half chests 3s, % bxs each 10 BIB cans a.
900 l3b bxs 42I 200 Glib do a..
Chulon--l35 hf chests 80, 100 do az
Nngyong hf chests 4o l26 do 49, 2lo do 49, % do
37 232 do 81 % do and 100 chests a6 so h chests &c. 10
o3 60 do 35 10 do 34 100 do a. 40 do 3d. 40 chests
32 47 do 81 2O4 hf chests 80 do 81 IS 3o 76 l3b
Ooong-sO hf chests 72s 10 do H. IS chests 3d. % hal
chests CT, 40 do A.
Koteu-lOO chests 40, SO chests As. SO do Az
Mohea-63 chests 81.
Pecco-5 chests 30 Is do withdrawn) 20 half chests 90
10 do 42l 20 do 40 lO9do 3et.
WHIsKEY--Drudge very inactive at % 23lc.; baTre
we quote at 24A a Csc.
Sales of Reel Estate at the Merchants Exchange. Feb
ruary 2lst
The frame shop and lot of ground No. Ferry street,
the north side, Jacob street, containing
"a feet inch 'front.' % feet rear, l6 feet 10 inches
other. ............... $4,000
The brick store and lot No. ii Ferry street adjoin.
ing. containing 81 feet inches In width, to the
depth of 50 feet, and from thence IA feet inches
wide to the whole depth 81 feet 10 Inches 1900
The cid building and lot No. Jacob street. contain
rear by about SO feet deep ANNA. a.lo
piece Of rear ground about "a by IS feet. l,So
Lot No Is Frankfort street. 90 feet ms by 10 feet
inches, with the building thereon, ........ SO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-22
Domestic Importat,ons,

NV ORtrArs-Shp Ciucnnsti-222 bbs pork Tw, edy Il
Mc,;l-g hhd hams Bened Ct Tompknsiij cs 81 bbls Do
ii Moses-8i hhds 70 tisrcss q W Edwards bills w
Burer68 bales cotton " Field3g X Maitland x coz
hbs9' kegs Losesi2 casks 90 bbls q poogla.-s Do
Taylor72cks IL bbls Aymu co-7o0 do flour r. ed Sc
merhorn-70do rd oil Lord co-7 cks ties 81 bb's Losee
1850 Mi, pork do ,1 ker. i,rd Lee Datr Nsr-ss
four ssydsm Sage coeo tbis tohnsoes son Cog
Mah8j hf es 10 bbls hhds 10 bales hemp Everett
Bsiie.le-i bag boz Can-Ioa bales cotton box mde
to order.
NEw OpLEArs-ship Pbsde pbs-l5j0 bbis pork 1877 do
flour Suydsm Sage co-lll bales cotton Irwin 157 Bsnj II
FIeld--7O Ravens co-38 q y Schumacher
MoB,LE-Ship Wsvery2OJ bales cotton Center COT do
Collcmb n Isen-3uo Maitland. Cemns co-,Oi Thompsos
u Adsms-208 to ofder.
AP.LscHcoLA-shp Floiid an3e, bales cotton Lentihon
co-316 IIprlent coll II Howiand-5s q o'tn.-
1863 -pofo Til son co.. bxs tobacco Maitland co
q bales to ordsr
ST MAsKs-Bng ssmson-lt9 bales cotton TIobrook Mel.
son co.-ioj Barclay Lvingston-76 Center & coo
Wsrfng son-U Bryant Mnitand-0 brs Perkins N Hop.
kins- Spear vanderhof-l talin-27, hides Ben
son-5o bales 10 order.
GEoRosrowS SCschr Eaget cks nsrsred 81 bales cot.
ton Ssckett Brohsrs-I07 do SpoFord Testoa cot7
HA,es-l2 do II sacks peanuts sprsgue Robinson co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-22
ANNuALlCoIsAoE lIs poLLAnl rnoM 1893 to 1872.

The great production and abundance of the precious
metals will create depreciation in the value of CON-
which, in urngwill doubtessihave corresponding
hucnce prices. The high price Of gold and silver
keeps prices o(merchandse down to low level and any
variation in the value of specie has operation in
trade Like pair Of scales the descent of causes an
ascent of the other. The silver dollar is worth
the more it will bring. The greater the scarcity tho
the greater the value The working Of this system vi
sbe in the daily transactions OF trade at thprescnt time
Five silver dollars will now purchase barrel Of good
Genssse -four In 1897 required eleven dollars to pur.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-22
Foreign Markets.

JAsE Pes s is Fnsohng sSrs IN
article which their would not be loss We
stocked with every thing. Plain domescs coming
into de mand and there is inquiry for Suffolk drills in
particular.
We have stock of near 20 900 barrels Of Flour, and
none is selling. Some Baltimore brands night be disposed
of at i2000 to net ST. and Richmond at ISL to net S.
30, months. A cargo of Wheat and Flour, equal
to 1900 to 600 barrels -four has been received from
Buenos Ayres.
Coffee is dull The nominal asking prices 2Nso0 TO
$1,000 for good ss and 2OOO 2700 for regular sales
selected parcels have been current OF a200 $1,000
Unfavorabe advices coming in from all parts
and Is fair to suppose that prices will he lower There
is much less demand now for the United States.
Dec ember 27th.-We have just had four arrivals with
1876 barrels Flour There is demanda small cargo
of Richmond sold few days ago at 10000, -four
months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-22

chase the same article In 1887 the principal circulating
medium was paper and specie very scarce and valuable
At the present time specie il plenty and the currency
formed on the basis Of gold and silver This is practical
demonstration of the principle laid down above that as
gold and silver deprecates In value prices Of msrchan
disc advance.
banks in this State made the LIST instant, to the
comptroller -
BANKS OF THE STATE OF NEw YonK, ON THE isT DAY OF
Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-22

Tito the above sums be added the amount run into in
COTS &C. which is believed to exceed one million per
year. the total receipts from the Mexican mines for the
twenty years preceding the national independence, will
not be under twenty four millions per annum.
EXPORT OF GoLp AND SILVER VERA CRUZ FROM 1895
TO lSa0 ON PRvAfE AccoCNr.
10 opain,. .Sol ,3l0,OO0
To Spanish possessions In America. - 23 $50
Making in fifteen years. total of. -. Si4 lsi 725
During the period the annual exports from AGA.
pulco to China and the PHILIPPINE Islands, estimated
Soa32 333
The annual export account Of the Royal Treasury
from different ports during the period is reckoned at
S9,5OOOOO
The following is estimate of the total yearly exports
during twenty years preceding the independence -
From Vera Cruz, on individual account, 50 49, 333
on Government account, 1000 900
Acapulco, on both accounts, Q 900 600
Clandesne shipments, $500 600
S22 s32, 333
Whole amount OF production per annum during the
same time, 10000; leaving In round numbers 81 600
900 for the circulation of the country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-22
MONEY MARKET.

"cuHeSuAy, fco. Sf-o IL M.
The stock market is not very frm-prces huctuate
from day to day. Long Island improved per cent Mo
hawk do; Harlem do Farmers Trust do Pennsyl
vania SIS t. Illinois declined North American Trus,
Norwich Ohio 6s closed firm at yesterdays prices
The sales were quite large
The state of Domestic Exchanges continues favorable
for purchasers Rates still rule the lowest points =:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-22
Weekly Report Of Intermcnts
IN the City and County New York. from the 10Th day
Fob TO the I7th day of fe', 1874.
10 Men 20 Women 81 BOYS 20 Girls. Total lao.

Fob to the l7h day OF Re >. 1874
70 Men 20 Women 81 Boys; 20 Girls. Total lso
Apopexy,S Burned scsded, |; Cancer .; Cholera In
f.r,um CONSUMPTION %; Convusons. 10; Croup nc.
bty. 2; Da rrh6. q Dropsy. z: Dropsy in the head n
Drapsy the Chest Erysipes Fever puerpers' do
emittept 9; do scarlet Q; do yphus q Heart disease Of
lungs III do Of bowel g. do Of chest q DO of stomach dc
Of throat do Of livet Insenty inmpersnce I; Lpe
yener.a Il Maformsion, 3; Marssnns, 81; Modification
Old Are 5; Palsv, Poison Premature bnh, 1; Scrolua
2; Spinal dass Il Suicide Teethng Il UIcsation of in
testinss, l.
Under year. As; to O. o. TO 10; to TO- o. 10 90
20 to 3d. III 30 to a. 49, 30 50 M so to &c. o. 60 to TO- 81 10 TO
20, 4; 30 TO 90, 3; 90 to 100, |.
United States 1879; Ireland al England, TO- Scotland,
2, Germany, 3; France,
OF the above were from the Aims House Bellevue Hos
pial, Bellevue, 7; Peptsnarv Hospital Backwes Island.
Il Lunac Asylum. ICy Hospital ,: Long Island Farms
COIOred persons q
VIM. A, WALTERS. City Inspector.
Civ fnsnectnr,s Office Feb. Ia Ihi4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-22
Foreign Gmportations.

A~rwEFr-Shp Sarah Shel'e-f pkg Moore Faker-j25
MCall x co-2 tirunenha-I6 e .pds-i Be tesu-
Scbucbadt. Fayp coll ~ Oppenheimai2 do 80 tons
Christ coll K.s,er col VS. wTwck- Boicesa 4
Rusch-2 Steig-r Il col B,rcay Lvingston-2o Fsber
BIsrwsrh-il.. w Warwick lienrck. so-2 Ksrck-1
Loe,chTk Wisndonck-f F Thorspecke, X colt " VS.
Il Mti-i3 q Is Blake ston- Oppenheim-i, Stem
he'll lIeye &c = Iensaeld & son. Phiisd- piow LIE.
gIAnd-i q O order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-22

ny- PROFESSOR vELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS.
for the radical cure of GonorrhGa, elect and all
mocupurulent discharges from the urehra. These Pills
confidently recommended by the medical faculty in
this country and Europe nalbe remedy those
distressing complaints and guarantees the most
obstinate cases in half the time usually occupied by the
old treatment. Sold in boxes. 81 each.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College of Medi
cine and Pharmacy 95 Nassau street.
w s. RICHARDSON Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-22

a3- HAVE YOU A COLD, AND DO you WISH
II CURED Every body who has cold wishes it to
DC cured beyond doubt but the question arises how is
ne Done The answer is speedy Peters Cough LozeDges
w eectually take away and destroy every vestge Of
coughor cold taken in time These Lozenges are FORM
known as beneficial to those afflicted with pulmonary com
plants such as asthma bleeding at the lungs pain in the
breasts splitting Of blood constant coughing, sc all
Of which herald the approach of consumption. These
Lozenges famous for the thousand benefits they have
conferred Throughout the Union in saving the lives Of
many afflicted who wonld otherwise have persisted by
consumption. Sold wholesale and retail at l25 Fulton
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-22
LATEsT s.U'THMIsN nMIP NEWS

Qy- ORIENTAL WATER OF CODA new and de
ghtiul perfume for removing tan frcckles pimples &c
This fashionable article for the toilet is prominently
l"inliying lotion Also, at 81 Courtlandt street. n
bottles -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-22
Cotton Jfnrkets,

MOBILE, February l2--The inquiry has been more
extensive to-day and sales rather than for several
days pasprincpally for account Of domestic orders In
prices we have change to report holders generally
rous to SELL but refusing the slightest concession
turdsys rates In the time the stock steadily
bales. '''0'
sAvAsSAH Feb. 1.-THE market opened Friday with
the same dizziness noticed in our last review and conn
ed 30 until the receipt Of advices from Liverpool the 18th
u received on Tuesday last by the packet ship Roscius
at New York During the four the sales were very
vious quotations, the sales made being generally in
small parcels. and forced the market Since
the receipt Of the above advices, there has been
little inquiry. but large holders general.
~, have withdrawn their offering stocks from the
ke and show but little disposition to sell until the receipt
OF the steamers adviccs of the 4h inst received We
received last evening via Charleston Liverpool advces
the 10th u three days later said to be brought New
York by the packet ship Europe slip from the New
York Herald Office which was received in Charleston by
passenger from Philadelphia, who on by the Bay
Route states that Cotton had advanced fully penny
Of our currency since the receipt of our last news"
What effect these adyices will have on market
unable to say it will be visible tomorrow.
sales or stock. In Philadelphia,
FrRsr Bospp, Feb 2I--$2iCO Wilmington SIS 1885, 7o3;
4 shas Philadelphia Bank i0l; $50 Wilmington r.. ls3;
$1,000 Cincinnati bonds 1901; 900 shas Gard Blk, ~;
100 do f7i; $500 State SIS 5df 90; $1,000 County 5s
1860. old 97 $500 City 5s 1916, lO2i 90 shas Whining
ton r, b, l'li $1,000 Reading 6's SO
SECOND BoAnp, Feb 90 1000 Kentucky Bonds, b s {
1915 $1,000 Cincinnati Bonds 1901; 4s shns Wilmington II,
os 20 Camden Amboy s5f. O6l; sos zoe state SIS 6s
ptsn Mer r1 Nan BIZ Ptrbgh AZ IS Exchange Bank
hAFEsT SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS
h Fs . Gs%sT Welsh tyes?yS G,t K
s s tses I'm Come St johns Pr oaey Shell erl
~ honIoND, teb Below los phne. NOreans Sid lsh.
John a la caster, do; Weymouth Cou,: NYork
SoSsoLT Feb - Arr PETERSON Hoffman, jersey City;
m,t noan ay 10 Tepos the Napier, Sanford LONDON
Indies, ''' "'s''" ''oo's w Wv
ssytrN.a Fss o I-AN LADY Falkland Brl smith Gree
ave; Zeuobia Remingtonj BALDWIN Thomedn ~ J PAM
9ta W Ia frEtH Green Wiley
Tston br} Sinh ,nd s sssS [D LiveIeco
ieac Bailey Providence; Margaret Ann. Hammond Ric
fnond. '"'"o"u' AHo''
NEw ORLyArs Feb liar Mil,iades rBr1 t,o,v,n
Msrtaha,p, Br] Fleming Gloucester; Mddsssv EIo,,
host Lroroe Milton. do; Ed nburg Houdle,e
Marchiones [Bl Iagery Londoadetry Siroc fUhn
Trnidsd' Glide, Townsend savannah Jefferson 800
spoken.
lat IS AZ, lon 86 30 "' '''' '"s.'
Vernon eoston for Havana I'd inst off Berry Islands,
Columbian bouud u h, o date &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-22

The Cotton Market was quite fiat to-day Holders are
anxious to meet purchasers the most favorable
current and spectators are anxious for speedy ship
The sSd ba Of hs %srks on the
know what to make of it. It has put stop to nearly all
speculation for the present Purchasers this market
demand little concession il prices from holders which
submitted to- will doubtless very extensive ship
ments Several ships have lately been engaged for cot
ton to Liverpool Freights rule very firm at Shipper
are negotiating for several transient ships in port with
fair prospects of securing them From present appear
ances should judge that in the OF another week
full twenty thousand bales cotton will go board ship
for Liverpool and other European markets.
Annexed we give the receipts OF the Harlem Railroad
Company for twenty-one days in February 1914, CON-
pared with the same month in ls43
Receipts for the month OF February, isi3. S3547
81 days in I" 1874. .. 5000
The receipts for this month thus far year. have been
S23s per day. Allowing the remaining eight days to net
that amount and the total receipts will reach S69O7 with
in few dollars Of being an increase of hundred per
cent The remaining few days in this month will proba
bly, net more than the average for the first twenty
the days getting longer and the weather better adapt
ed for excursions OF pleasure
The receipts ofspecie at New Orleans continue large
The amount received on the 9th inst follows -:
Per ship Leila from Hayre.. ..... $4,000
" steamer Nashville from Nashville. s75s
General Pike from Cincinnati, 5,5nO
James l.. Day from MOBILIZE. 5000
.
Receipts from September lst to date .sssssasa
The movements in specie in all parts Of the world are
exciting great deal Of attention The precious metals
are accumulating in all the principal money markets
The imports into this country last year larger
ever before Specie appears to be penter than usual
both in general circulation and in the vaults of the banks
We have accounts ola great increase in the products
gold and silver mines in Russia and own country
The mines of Mexico have also proved very prolific late
ly The Courier Francois of Mexico gives official re-
port of the operations in the gold and silver mines of that
country and the exports of the precious metals from
which we extract the following items =