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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-01

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may should rsnswsd spsculaons In stocks run prices
up very inflated point and by the time the high point
was reached large shipments specie take places
dous crash would experienced This being the
probable result Of such movement the brokers act very
wisely In patiently waiting the course Of exchanges be
fore making extensive operations Operators who are
anxious to advance prices of stocks wish to create
Impression in the public mind that specie cannot go Tor
ward, that exchange must soon 60 down. and that tht
market will be fully supplied with bills throughout the
season They wish these assertions believed In hopes
spectators win bite at the hooks they have baited
Those who upon this foundation be caught and
feecsd The present demand for exchar very limit
ed to what It will be throughout August and September
Our importers now busly engaged in raising
to meet the duties due their importatons This de.
mand must be provided rs after this provisions must
be made for payments abroad. and then will the cr
SIS The foreign debtors generally put of long
possible; that is all payments At home are made first
Our foreign Indebtedness is daily increasing Within
week seven packets have arrived from Liverpool London
and Hsvrs. all having board full and valuable cargoes
The amount Of duties received at custom house for
July also show the immense imports These heavy i'm.
porations are not offset by corresponding amount Of
exports az the bulk Of shipments has been made The
payment for these goods daily arriving must be made
bills Of exchange or in gold and silver Creditors
abroad Will not wait for crops to come
in and 80 forward. When the balance Of trade was
against Great Britain and France, we demanded and
received the specie, and the balance being re.
vsrsed we must pay in the COIN The precious
metals judging from the present position Of foreign
trade must 60 forward and those who trim their sails
meet the blast may escape shpwreck-at all events they
will out Of the storm less damaged than those who
regardless of the squall brewing in the commercial
horizon carry full sail to the last
advanca tn in State stocka has MT
been produced by increase in the actual value of the
securities but by increased demand and the with.
drawal Of large quantities from The market All our
works OF internal improvement far have proved more
productive than before Railroads particularly
profitable and great favortes for investment or ecu.
lation. =
The New Orleans Gas Light and Banking Company
have for some time past been winding up their banking
business The annexed report made the goth Of
June last at which time the company declared dividend
Of FIVE per cent, or 81 50 on each share.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-01
MONEY MARKET.
Wednesday, July 3l-6 p. W.

Stocks were little better to-day There was very
little alteration in quotations, but that little shows i'm
provemen At the old Board Long Island went up per
cent, Canton Norwich and Worcester J. stonngton /,
and Reading Rail Road !, Farmers Trust T. Indiana
Vcksburg Paterson and Ohio SIS closed firm at yeste
days prices; Pennsylvania IS fell off t, Illinois At
the Board Long Island advanced /, Canton 1, Nor
witch and Worcester Farmers Trust I, Illinois Ii United
States Bank Ohio 6s and North American Trust closed
at yesterdays prices; vicksburg fell of and Morris Ca
nal At since last sale.
There is very little doing in domestic exchanges, and
very little alteration in quotations The annexed rates
are now current although merely nominal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-01
GREAT AND ATTRAC Give
FREE EXHIBITIONS

Ell YSIAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN.
MR. MCARTY r,svecfuiiy announces that he hiss nj
NA arrangements for two weeks longer, with Messn.
HOOD. KUGGLSR and WILLIAMS, 10 give their Grand
md unequad Performances commencing Monday. July
sosh, lati
ihe EShb tIon vii, ~ec. ,asncs with
Mage Plates by Mr. WILLIAMS, the asIsbratsd Plate
and Faancer which stands vailed -ssis,ed
bv his Master Avon only hes ,ears OF sss viii
Introduce his novel nd 81, asing feats
Mr.. w RUG6LES, the much adr ired Slack Rope
utter will appear and perform wonderful
tnd agility and will finish h by tuning One Hpndrvd
Summenets.
Mr. H. will also appear the FL attic Wire and Dance
Ho'LpiPe, Bslsrce Chairs. sud will conclude with the
difficult feat Of Standing Barre which tbs Wire.
dsplAyl lug thr perfection Of equili brum.
Mr. WILLIAMS will 'lso perform extraordinary ieats
% strength by lifting weights, nc and reduce Mac
Ter AVON, IN their pleasing Of Grecan and Prsssaan
times.
An Isermisson OF half an hour
MI. HOOD will make lend Terrific Ascension the
Tight Rope Of feet; and back feat
only performed by h,ns-f
The Exhibition will conclude the Italian Fantocni, by
SIG OR GARCIA, repre- sentipg life
A Good Bind Of Mosic in attendance
DAYS Of performance Monday Wednesday and Friday.
Isl
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Passengers Arrived.
10 Uncas-NlOnsier Welsail and

HAvRE-s p Uncas-Monsisr we.all aud 90 in the steer
BuEros AyRE..Barque Mason Barrey-Mn Elizabeth B
bake and chlf Messrs James Justin Barker
Ayesr b,iino Avea VIM sauvidet Pc earps Mend. and
81 JuAS lCpba)-Brig Nauvoo-Mastsr A Truman Of
Boston; kcdiqusa of Cuba.
Sr JOHNS H-Mr u = Moss of Norfolk II g Copsul Of
81 t1h pk child and .sryant and m's: Rad cf Norfolk
~ Manners M-.sn West Jas McEwen. Chas Strong. Jas
Sampson VIM Kellogg q w Bowdish.
IT JOHN. Nf-Bfig Fanny-C kakin.
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Ell vldenu
The General and State Government securities have inn
proved within the past ten days several per cent This
can be mainly attributed to the demand the market for
these stocks for investment. The immense amount of
money seeking employment and the difficulty daily ex
periencsd in keeping il aoat has induced capitalists
make permanent investments in the good stocks on the
market Should this movement be carried to any great
extent, will have very unavorable influence the
market and advance the price Of money besides creating
scarcity The present abundance Of capital is partly
produced by the withdrawal Of money from permanent
investments and its accumulation in Wall street. the
advancement Of speculation In the absence of that de.
mand anticipated from stock operators and other specua
tors, capitalists are locking up their funds again in
dividend paying State stocks. This market Is in very
peculiar position Fancy stocks are daily declining, and
the brokers disposed to remain quiet as possible
until the position of the exchange market is more
clearly defined and the movements of specie more settled
The bare prospect of the precious metals going forward
keeps the stssk market very much dsprsssA aaA wsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-01
American Man ufactures.

Here the demand is somewhat inacttve-no change in
prices In the other markets the features aPpar
emit There exported from this port in this month
only $50 packages Of cotton goods In the week ending
9th inst 7sl packages were shipped from Boston, viz
to Hayt SO Smyrna 900 and South America 64s bales
In factory stocks there is not much doing We
the prices Amoskeag has gone ur SO advance in view
of its approaching dividend which is expected to be
large one and the Aourishing state of the machinery
making a branch of its business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-01

Warren Rogers. No. - Morton street.. Mira MAav, sged
years, widow u the Chevalier DAnterroch who died
in France some years ago. E
Her remains will be taken Elizabsthtswn this
ing on board the seambos at the foot Of Marketslds It,
at O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-01
Foreign Markets.

RIO JArEIRo, June 1.-The arrivals from the United
States since the LIST instant g. bringing Ia bbs
On 80 SO sS o
90 beef 70 hams 100 boxes soaps IL hhds tobacco 900
lbs wax 90 coils cordage 200 pigs Of lead and sundries
FlourThe sales 1000 bbs New Orleans at leA
5V0 $500 Richmond Country at l3N,OO it being very
fresh and good $500 bbls Richmond in small parcels at
10000 l6l500; 1900 old Baltimore at l6OO0 The stock
in first hands ia about q 600 bbls Richmond and Is OOO OF
other quaes in all hands about 80, 700 bbs The
ket extremely dull and present prices barely maintain
ed. The continued arrival OF than the consump
ton, with the great stock Gully six months supply
keep prices extremely low nothing but total cessation
will have any effect Sales Of all American imports are
very difficult except wax, which brings iO5O 0s0 per
To- sales o. Tyson tea are oo isoG according to
OF Hyson Skin and black is very large and they
unsalsabe Composition candles 600 $40 per h. Lum-
but %e fear will s%pcss
coffee have been moderate, still prices Of superior gave
way early the month and sales have been made at 81
900 s46O good rsts $4,000 alOo; they are now very
firm with large sales and tendency upward, in
quence Of the adyices from England 9Th May stock
reduced to 5000 bags. New samples album
dant and promises to be Of good quality but until August
there will be good selections The old crop nearly
been IL bags to New York; lO957 to Baltmore 40
Boston, 500 to Philadelphia Total 275 bags cof
fee Exchange was done freely per packet of sh a5d
Since the ARRIVAL Of the packet the 7h has been
ry firms money offering under 251d; doubloons 3lH4OO
dollars l4s9s aNs2o june 2st--The Hebe Baltimore
and II. Thompson, Philadelphia arrived yesterday They
bring 1900 bbls -four $40 do rosin and sundries The
Kathleen, from Philadelphia, is also sgnalised.
ST THOMAS, July H. Beef-Mess, SO 8; No, !. al;
prime, 4a5 Pork-Mess, 3 10 80; No l, none; prime
per Dbl Fish cod-Il2 lbs 81, wanted. Herrings
81 So wanted. Hams, SO 10 Cheese, SO 10. But.
ter, 50 Ia Lard $50 Candles Ss and los, $40 H.
Sperm, S32 a. Soap, yellow, 81 Flour, Philadelphia
s. % $50 per Dbl Rye Phlada 50 SO a, wanted Corn
Meal per Dbl So co. wanted; do do per puncheon, Sl4
10, wanted. White Beans, bus So Bread-Pilot, per
Dbl 50 so, wanted Navy. 81 so, wanted Rice $3.50
wanted Porter 50 25; Cider. $2,25 Tobacco-virgnia
IS Z; Kentucky So 8, dull; Manufactured 50 o. dull
Spirits Of all kinds very dull OF SALE Prices in some
demand at last quotations, say Madeira 81 per pipes
Tencrie $50 rs; Bordeaux per cask, S5a 40 Spices
no change Naval Stores, no sales whatsoever Lumber
Pitch Pine assorted SIG 30; white do $l4 49, Slaves
Hoops and Shocks in demand Teas very dull. En-
change-Sterling Government, 81 s7S per Sterling OF
90 days. Private 81 IS Bills on the United States a
per cent. discodnt.-Phiia Gazfne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-01

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Ssa'l-S Homdegsin-A = Hennlglnl3 Brnslin Koop X
a Bcyrnsy Trumai 4 cos Y Fabuguae,s-3 Mslizang
.nurd cr-'s dol W 4 CoIes-5 lanes Cali Y co-l2
Luschjake buck-&8 Rinand Erancocn-3O0 A
Rsnalsal OFT Mowroia-l Lewis Ferman-l2 Gannew
2Wm Beng win coil There Maitland COS Seignett 7
c"-% N tarsux son-2 Oscar Vailes-l0O Bowring-0o
A II Renault X Co.'S pkgs 10 % der
BuE.os AyREs-Baque Mason Barney09 bales mdss 1868
o., hides W DE Forest co8o Jameson Sanfod-40t
" Mile co.iooo Bsnge Melvin.sal w Buraer-4s
spoiford Iileson col bale mdse Bsdu Mitchell
W,hsIell.ll DO do ostrich feather. vsn Blarco oh,p,
corning sons74 hides II bales wool Bouchaud fhebaud
- hides Blarco-i bag white horse rails scott.
HI0 yANEIR0-Barqce Eunomus bags coffee Barstow
VI d" Bales col5o do smith co-il2 do Il Corn log 4
Son--s6 do pkss Alien Person
ct JUAN DgLoss REMopus-Brig Nsuvoo-l06 hhds
icsses 80 ck bxs suga' De do4 bbs honey At
kins Truman Of boston-2 bbls malssses master.
S ST JOHNS PR-Brig Fanses Louisa-l73 hhds sugM,
Harmonys NeIhews Cot bbs msass.s do tamarinds
rna.ier-s kegs molasses kegs rum Moss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-01
PRIcEs OF FAcToRy SrocKs.
D..nr

The Laconia Company, in saco, which was chartered
in s43 and authorised last winter its cap
al to 5000 o0 has already nearly completed the founda
ton for the first mill The edce will be very large and
this, with the second mill of the company viii
tain not far from a5 900 spindes many in
the four mills Of the York Company The foundations Of
the second mill Of the Laconia Company will probably be
laid before winter.
The Water Power Company is fully employed in their
mill the fall upon the machinery fer the La
COMA Mill No II will be finished by the time the mill
is completed and immediate beginning will then be
made upon the machinery for No. 2.
The York Company, the Oldest Of the corporations,
completed its works last the year before and does
not contemplate any further enlargement. has fonr
mills and has Of late years been very successful II has
in view, however, several Improvements such as the
erection Of boarding houses In fact several years
must eapse before the works about the falls of
Saco will exhibit any thing like finished state. The
various abors of digging down and filling up the laying
OF foundations for building the opening OF streets
and the erection of new bridges will create very active
business in that quarter, tor long time to come
The PePpere company chartered last winter to be To-
Gated at Saco has not yet commenced work. 1t would
be impossible to obtain any machinery the present year.
Il il said every machine shopin New England capable Of
turning out factory machinery has orders for twelve
months ahead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-01

On the 3ist July, OF bronchitis JoHN THOMAS son Of
John and Mary Ann Scott, aged years and months
The friends Of the family, and those Of MIR. Owen
BY rne are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
No 10 Pear, street, this afternoon at B o'clock.
Aoa s soh July. ct The residence Of her daughter M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-01
QuorArIoNs or FoREIcN ExcHAvors IN THIS MARxEr.

The quotations for bills all points do not show much
change The rates are kept well up Foreign exchange
at the South ID very high. We quotations current
at the principal Southern cities.
Quotations roR ExcHANoE At THE seuTHERr CITIES
- - Sterling. France. NYsight Ny
Charleston IIly s7,s ash 5s21a .,a1 dis. alkds
Mobile, july II. g a. $50 a3,33 pm EsI dis
~ Oris, July 20. Sx sk 3,G a5,s0 N Xpm Va Xis
At New Orleans rates very high for foreign bills
The southern markets are very poorly supplied. The
dsm.nd was very fair At the other ports the rates are
merely nominal, there very little Offering Do.
nestle bills or the north rule at the lowest points
We annex usual comparative table Of prices current
in this market for our principal stocks II will be OBJ
served that government securities have advanced very
much since our last.