The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-31

Yesterday at rs cents, though got as high as 50
cents Grain has also experienced small advance,
settled price shall obtain For yellow Nat 10
asked but sales last sales 70 cents Oats 4s "a
Money unexceptionable paper IS plump UP 10
The mldness OF the weather to give impetus
20 business which is very brisk. People had put
their inter clothes for the season, and 90 about
putting and blowing like disciples of Falstaf ! have
al noticed that after the frost has managed 10 kill
all the dab las that get mild and genial "spelp OF
weather believe this is almost invariably the case
Weather Use people hon ever, predict hard winter,
cold and inclemen one nevertheless, and in consdera
on OF these representations wood and coal up to
pretty stiff prices, though not very high
Touching the case OF the murder OF which spoke in
my last and which has caused much excitement in
our community the Coroner has at length, after pro
tracted inquest returned the following verdict which,
10 say the least of it, is very decided one, viz THAT
Maria Bickford otherwise Maria A. Bckiord, TO
her death on the morning OF the 27th inst by wounds in
hcted by one Albert j. Tirrell, otherwise Albert De
Wolf with razor, cutting her throat in a manner TO
cause instant death aud that the done with
malice forethought" Apropos of this subject Chas
l. Warner brought up before the Police Court yes
erday charge oiadultery with Mrs Susan whitney
the parties both married persons residing in this city
The commission OF adultery mainly proved by War
ner's admission in presence of Witnesses that he
had had Illicit intercourse with Mrs. Whitney on two
occasions These are greet times for the moral
society
among the Boston people just at this time. Several in
stances having lately occurred families otherwise
destitute, have been made comfortable in pecuniary
POM oi view oy 'he precauon OF the father TO insure
his lie against casualty which has subsequently,
business,
hhd the STOCK derives handsome percentage the in.
vestment OF holders. in Providence has proba.
ply come under your eye where poor has left 10
rance.
mentioned yesterday that there was considerable
specnaton going on here in railroad stock the hand
some dividend made by some Of the panes has tended
to add fuel TO this Are The Concord and Boston Rail
oaa mas Just declared dividend of pr for the
last SIX months and in connection with the Lowell and
Nashua Railroads has reduced its fare than
third. Common should teach directors that low
10 thus conclusion ona of these days" Touching the
matter Of railroads the Newton train out from this CITY
on the Worcester route, Monday down bullock
and killed him, and broke hrsker'anS leg
Five wooden tenements were burned in Cambridge
Port Gust the bridge from the city, Yesterday
They Inhabited mostly ~ POOR people owned in
this city and fully iosured Speaking of hreNthe shin
Areatus viii sail from this port tomorrow for Hong
Kong with load Office for the consumption of the Cen
trel Fo"ry Nation" Ice houses have been erected at
Hong'knng and perm depot constructed for this
trace. Inc Arcatus carries out six hundred tons, the
first cargo ever sent 70 China from this port. It's OF
WeuhSn Lake" alias Wenhsm Pond.
There is movement going on here at this time among
the Young men employed in grocery shops "a
hops at DARK and hus afford the clerks their even.
ings II was certain that these evenings would be we'll
improved, the public would lend their countenance
most cordially to the Grocery bows"
Rev Mr.. II. Claiming delivered a lecture before the
Mercsne Library Association last evening to large
audience mex pockets are more than plenty in this
CITY Two merchants escaped losing their pocket books
Yesterday noon on change by mere chance in both in
stances the rogues cut stick Edgar A Poe editor
the Broodpdv Journal is getting it hot and heavy from
our city press in relation TO poem he lately delivered
here before the Lyceum Miss Walter OF tho Erening
Ira"sc7ip' ia the most severe upon him Last evening
Norma was again produced the Howard Atheneum TO
an overlooking and fashionable audience At the Ma.
onsl Theatre last night at the close of the performance
there was hit OF outside the door and couple
oil fellows fell TO and fought for few minutes when a
stop was put 10 the fight by ones biting of the OF
other II was warm all day Yesterday as mid summer,
and 1t bids fair to be to-day.
Sales OF Stocks at Boston.
BRokERs' Board, Oct 29-15 shas Nor & Wor RI
1os; odo .' % do 6o3Ods 16 so Wilmington RR, Is;
IS do ls IS Long Island RR clOds "a; I25 do -; POS
90 ~; 70 Western RR, ctd 9S - do 9s IS do os;
City Bank par Globe Bank, q adv; 50 East Boston
20, ctd Ia Boston * Worcester RI III adv.
SECOND BoARp.-l00 shas Norwich Worcester RR
both wk, 767; rs Western RR, 9s; 100 East Boston
Go, ~.
~ .9Hetion-35 shas Western RR, az a as 50 Boston
. " ofcester RR. III adv; 10 Boston * Lowell RI III
ajv' Great Falls Manuf Co, 1915 per sh; Boston
Manui 60 100 per sh; Appleton Manuf Co. p adv; ,
tlty Bank adv; ii mon Bank, adv Boston Bank
sos per chs Columbian Bank, . adv; New England
Bank, adv 20 Merchants Bk Salem (par 500 per CT
disc: Esgle Bank, adv: North Bank sos per sh:
fremont Bank %; Traders Bank, S97 per sh: $500
Boston City per ct stock 1877, adv; Certificates
per cent Sterling Bonds E20O each ISL per CT adv;
$4,000 City Albany per CT Bonds 1870 = per CT adv
$4,000 I per cent stock, 1862 without coupons 10
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