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A VISITOR FROM NEW YORK.
All pa,lads,phla subscr,n,,an. IN >,
MONEY MARKET,

So'uny, August IU-O II. NJ.
The stock market during the past week has been so
much depressed and prices show such slight variation
hat we cannot discover any sign immediate change
ther way the other favorable or unfavorable-
'ome Of the state stocks sold within the past week. show
an Improvement, but whether the advance will be per
nanent or not It is difficult to tell We see nothing al
resent likely TO sustain the market but on the contrary
many things likely to produce much greater de
% prices and in sales, than yet experienced Most of
he fancy stocks appear to be in very bad way and
we're they not held by strong houses the quotations
would be much lower than those now ruling We see
40 prospect At present of the appearance of outside
ulators in the market Prices rule very for many
u the speculative stocks and far as quotations are
Concerned there is every inducement to purchase
doney is also abundant but do the first pre-.
nonitory symptom of any'mov in the market like.
~ to create an excitement of any kind When the fancy
stocks conferred in the hands few individuals is
ilfcuit TO produce speculative movement When one
or two operators hold large lots of Canton stock which
cost much higher than the market price they are forced
to purchase every lot offered at rates to
The market as much as possible and prevent greater
depreciation. This has a favorable effect upon the
market and keeps up prices much better than under any
other circumstances The daily sales are confined prin
cipally the brokers in the street. which, with the
bsence of many of the largest operators tends
70 keep the market in its present depressed state.
We annex table giving the quotations for stocks in
his market for each day of the week closed also
losing prices for the week previous II will be observ
ed that there has been but little variation in prices during
the past week.
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vaLuE OF ExPoRrs-Ponr OF Nsw YoRE, JAN TO Auo. l,
sis,23o.522
si2.I7s,9;O


It will be observed that the value Of the exports from
July August lst this year. only Sl45965 less
than for the same period in lsii
BY the arrival of the steam ship Great Britain from
Liverpool have aivce from all parts Of Europe
days later than those received by the Cambria The
news is of very little importance. We notice change
in the money cotton markets. There was less ac-
tivy in the cotton market but prices firm at pre-
vious quotations. Confidence in American securities
rapidly increasing, and quotations had advanced
since the departure Of the Cambria The abundance Of
capital in London seeking employment-the reduced
rate of interest and the favorable advces from this side
in relation to Pennsy lvana stock had created DISPOSE
ton among capitalists to invest in State stocks ard there
had been unusually large business done the best
American securities in the market The railway spe.
cuations were raging nearly as extensively ever,
but evil effects upon trade and anti.
cpated from that cause.
The monthly reports OF tho banks Of do not
show any variation in the aggregate Of
sequence. We annex the return for several pc RODS
BANKS NEW ORLEANS.
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cent.
HAr--Common qualities North Union bale, are held a,
6S 62I cts prime, for city consumption We quote al
rs cents. The supply is moderate.
RrcEThere is moderate demand for this article and
sales for export have been made some extent at
for inferior, aud 81 for prime quaitios
WHsKEY:-Domestc in drudge casks is firm at - for
western and prison bbls quote at 20 23i cents.
CoAL.-The shipments this week. says the Pottsyille
Journal of the 9th instant by Railroad 1892 and BY
Canal 7l60 l7-making 3l,l9a IL tons for this week
The prices OF Canal continue steady with active de.
mand for all kinds Vessels plenty at Richmond,
and the reghts to Eastern ports continue the follow
ing quoted rates. Vessels to Eastern Ports continue
plenty Richmond and the rates OF freight is quoted
as follows in the Commercial List -
To Salem, 81 ~ to 81 per ton Boston, GO to II
do; Portland 81 to 81 do; New Bedford. 81 to 81
do; Providence and Fall River 81 to so do Nsntuck
Ct 70 do; New York, to II do; Troy, 81 to SO
do; Newark, ~ j. 81 dol Albany, As to 30 Freight,
BY Railroad from Pottsve 81 90 and from schuylkili
Haven 81 10 to Philade alpha.
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Foreign LAMENTATIONS.

Communicating Surerb2lI tons iron Norman ro,,
ston co-l0O w Rowland CO.'S bks (iosssr "a ~
Boscn-2 cases books Harvard College do bales nsbo,
WIlknsoo, do Il parcel Prof Beck dol Noron, G.n
Ticknor-22 pkss 20 tons iron 10 order 'oik'
,atharine-6 hf pps brandy schermerho
* Marsl-b Bningcr colo w Msiand-2O II n Cas-
ilon.,5 X Wetmore.2 Strange & Fmres-so A B.go
asn35 bf 40 or do Laswel2 eks wine Plrude-aa do ~
bdls copper sgs loardien9 chs hf 10 wine SION
ysael-i0 do Lahcns Cob cks rum schneidsr--5 a,
wins Boker-'3e2 empty boues Hilger & cs-io g.
prunes ssignee COT cks 10 cs porcelain ID A n t,y,
l.d-B gsiesme8 hhds c. Dursnd-i ho, Han.I.nJ
hehaod- chs yellow ochre B.gods-o eks brandy 20 de-
c. w,ns ~ Amsnt-l csk brandy Lison-- 4. do p,p
go.su-3 % mds. Roza COLO hfpps brandy I,asulJ ~
Ffancois-l2 chs VINE StouveneiI cas-. q Sfomsri ~
tubs css. ImmermnnnG cks wine c, indigo q ~ s
qr rps brady 10 order ''eoN' -" 10
Fotro CABriLo-Bng Oron--9'2 b,px eoHe. 7 Nt.,,...
co--ioo Maitland Conric co-l3 G WbitakerS2e nav
u Morng "''-'So MONS ID
MAYAnUgi-Barlue Seboosi52 casks molasse. BncL A. pa.
ters--ls7 bids sugar Meyer u Sturken ' DUCK " e.
~ ChoixrBrg flizsb.t-l2j hhds sugar 6 do rum Leu
Ds Forest co.'s bids DC bbs % hbds mo.
ia''e' Duncan q CANADIAN. Wilmington, Del. = "''
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ERIAL LOCOMOTIVE.
PALNlO'S OPERA HOUSE.

INTERESTING and Novel Exhibition and Lecture, "
gi5. - -
Signor MUZIO hiUZZl, Of Bologna, Italy, the inventor
II method Of Ba looms through the Atmosphere By
which the art OF Locomotos be
pertant manner will exhibit publicly for the first time this
country, model ofhis ERIAL LOCOMOTIVE, construct-
Cd on such scale as to allow its properties be practically
exhibited in the Theatre.
model profortion suitable the place. win set in
notion And exhibited ,rayeng the atmosphere ofthe in
directions the Of the
IN semrcrcle right and left diving in vertical sp al
before the Exhibition, h.lbEHT A. WEST, Esq will de-
liver Lecture rostats AR Bliosus an$ will
an the method by which this machine guided in the air
That the public be assured that the one Of
those vo.ary proposals so frequeaty offered
rubc attention. II IS here that exhibited
4 the Great Scientific Convention held Pisa Italy VIII
IT'S merits We're publicly attesed by the written appreciation
alarge number OF the scientific presents
erwards with similar appreciation Paris aid has
more recently elected like Of approval from
number q ssisptifc gentlemen in this city:
M MUZZ1 hopes that by of exhibitions and appeas
ike the present. he find capitalists cnterpisng
aid HIM IN constructing machine large SCALE fer
purposes.
The doors will be open halfpast7 o'clock To
at o'clock precisely.
Tickets 80 centsmay be obtained the Box Office Tues
day. between 10 cIock where IN the boxes
private boxes may also be secured 40 4t.rc
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Foreign Markets.

lsMAYAouEz, p X, July s0-Our Sugar crop Ia winding
up rapidly and but few remain sale and taose OF IL
feror grade only suitable for Europe for which makc,
some 5000 hogsheads have been taken in the last ten
days. at 81 to 3Sc. There remains In second hands few
hundred hogsheads primo sugars purchased for vessel,
TO arrive from the United States Some aoasses re.
mains also to be shipped in the manner American
Produce is aot plenty and good prices and ready sales
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LfvrnPooI-6tesm ship Great 3nsin-Mr Pouge, II C,a.
ham, D Murray, Bfury, LOUIS Bonry, vicLachlsn
ookes Wood lady and sous Miss a Pei n, Lieut. Col
lhons Snde hill ~ hard w Hopper Thos Code
Reybod, W Greo Captaa Morris I'm JneksSn,
,sck on, Ksne + Jearjsauet, " simousield Tomne
smith, } Billings, VI Sanders, Dord A Bradsbaw
II Dix Total As ''' ~ :
GoTTeSnuac-Brig Superb-Kresrandnna Dahlfsld, Mas
Gmndquis Mr. Heleberg N Akenn,n-35 in the steerase
MonuE-Bfie Timolroii--Leopold Wsstctman
SAyANsAH-Bng q Lamir--u II youar isdv and 4 ch,
drea NJ Reynolds d Smith, w Douglass ~ a Snoffnrd
Menares--5 III the steefsge. = ' "Po''o',
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baltimore Cattle Market.

Auo. 9.--Thc supply Of Bcevcs at market on Monday
was larger than last week. The demand fair ant
former prices were sustained. The offerings comprise
o49 head Of which 267 driven to Philadelphia
renamed unsold and the balance 400 head were pur
chased by city butchers at prices ranging according
quality, from 81 so to cal per 100 lbs on the hoof
equal to - 90 50 net The average rate about 50 IS
The demand for live Hogs is fair and the stock is fully
adequate to its supply We quote at - 81 $5 with
sales principally at our higher figure.
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Died,

On Sunday morning, August 10th Mrs. MARY widow
OF the late James Mclaughlin, aged so years
Her friends and acqusntances and those of her son
William and of her sonn-law John Shields are respect.
fully requested to attend the funeral Tuesday morn
ing at 81 o'clock from the residence of her sonin law
John kerrigan, 200 York street, Brooklyn.
In Philadelphia, July 2Sth, with Bronchites Henry
FREEMAN BoLES, aged year and months, son of Daniel
NJ and Margaret C. Bolen.
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whaisbona and the greatest decrease In Beef Cotton
Flour, Lard Pork and Wheat The variations in the
othsrtsms have been trAing and the comparative state
ment Of the value Of the whole foreign exports Of the
port for the same period shows but small difference
this season compared with last
The value Of merchandise exported from the district
Of New York for the first months of the past three
years has been as annexed:
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COM NJ E ISCIAL
New York, Saturday. Aur. Q,

New York, Saturday, Aug. 8.
AsHEssales of pots have been made at SO rs 50
Pears ere firm at S4,s6t
BREApsruFrs.-The market continues dull especially
ior Hour Genessec ranges from S4,25 S4,3lt. Wheat
sells at 80 cents a bushel.
CoTToN.-The market shows change, the operations
continue small the sales about 500 bales il
some cases at prices slightly favor Of the purchaser
Most Of the purchases for export Liverpool and
Havre. We continue our previous quotations
u
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Specie 9as233 8.2i $50 636,.i2' 6300,i95 2s7 ss7
Circular, 1850 68 3,3l26i< 48l39l7 i,a65Gls i,1,2f
Cash liabil.
es 207l3a7 500 5s5 9a5 1876 10 800 400 10 933
Assets l3,622s9 225s62 lss75l3a ~ a21 ,8ie07a
The decrease in specie, in circulation and in assets is
small compared with the movement in June also the
crease in cash Liabilities but the operations Of the banks
this season. compared with the corresponding period in
1874. much less The amount Of specie in the banks
last June and July, compared with the amount NOW
hand, quite large The circulation is larger now
than at that time At this the movements of the
New Orleans banks are usually much less than any
other
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Sales of Stocks Mt Boston.

EXCHANGES Board. August al Concord Railroad. GO, u
Eastern Rsilroad lO7 Boston Worcester Railroad 6s4
Reading Railroad 271s rs do. 27 IS Boston CO. iss
do u; 100 m n 20 Long Island Railroad 65 500 DO
7e as do, 6es 80 do. O $1,000 Reading Railroad Bonds
1850, 10; 5000 10 do 1850, 761a
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BEACON COUKSE-TKOTTTN1j

i Course 1890 so"'' v" oso' 'he aooVs
rnrse S00 mile heats best three in FIVE TO 20 as thew pIs,ae
Tree Tor all roiting and pacing horses Should Lady k
nos enter Tor the above purse it win be bur 500
furse $780, with inside stake of SO0 hal forfeit foy rot.
~ !na never won purse s0 net excep ing Tip
OF or william, Two mile heats under the saddle. - -
Entries for the above purses 10 he made Aupust iItb nv
p NJ, * Green Losees 10 off August 18Th =
soo Tree or all rottIng aud acing hoses three ma
meats N harness Should Lsdy Suffolk, Amercus or Rrton
nor enter Tor this purse IL will be but $50
Iurse 800 mile hc1 best i've under saddle for
no,ses never Won purse $50 Entries mad August
September. y - ~ - - Ss So
"a each Of the asove three more TO make race.
~ IA Purse will also be given, come of in September
OF Ioe part o. Octobs for all ottng and pacing horses
,nIls heau. TO go rs thew please ~ 1.rc
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BOWERY THEAT1lE.

Monday Evening, August 11th,
Will be presented
RiCHELIEU.
hicheilsu. MIR J Scott niia Mortimer, MIRA Phllips
LOUIS 18TH, Brooke NJ alan, Mrs Sutherland
To conclude with
. - SLEEPING BEAUTY.
SIR Albert, Davenport Sir Owen, CLARKE
itanceiot, :, Hndsway Edward, Mrs Isherwood
kthelinde, Mrs Phillips lien. Msd,so,
Pr heiied, nhnor Edr'ck Phillalaore
rsdsar, II brooke tlgva, Mrs Hilsou
srymma; =. MIS- sergeant telzirina, Mas h Bell
~ men' MAST W conan ironzifa,. MIS- Lewis
~ Lower Boxes 81 Second and Third Tiers rs cts
PIT and Gallery, al oents.
hslf-past7. - - -
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For the New York Herald
NH. Editor;-l wish To recon- MEND To IN ose
your readers WIT visit the beautiful City Of Hartford
d who wish To patIonze Temperance Hotel TO visit The
tthensum Kept by MI Danforh Its merits unlike those Of
substantial n genile manly kost-a Kind and
reasonable prices. ' ~
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SnipOrt0t1Ong.
Mallery-357 bales cotton Holbrook, Mel
son Co.'S Dllingerl5 Bogart do bale
wool iscsle beams Center &co3 bbis hour WIN Colgate
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The NEW YORK HERALD.
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PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.

q e x NJ a " THE Il TIRE.
The Subscribers and the public in general are respectfully
informed that the first Performance will take place
the above mentoy ed hestre,
Monday, August Nth,
When will be performed Vests Drama acts entitled
DAS LEBEN EN- TRAUM,
Life Dreamy
First Tier aud Parques 30 cents; Second Tier as cent?
Performance to begin at o'clock.
40 2tStSsM+rc T. SCHWAN
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NAnlzo'S 1AKkDhNs
Monday Evening. August IL.
..,,, BENEFIT OF MR.. PLACIDE.
VIII be presented IN b gnly interpsusg Drama Of
IT. n UllA y pr Their WHITEHEAD.
Louise Draiy!on Mis- Roberts Susan Mrs Watts
pop i1ucoh Seton
D,;yysr '..'........., ,Ahderton
ijy intermi.sicn Of ilaii an Hour N'eA'hs"n
las de Deux... by Misses Celeste and Darlington
THE NERVOUS MAN
be uy heaeh. MI Mrs Watts
Mr. Aspen, tie Nervous Man : -. MIR n eide
Hl'Sh,ne the Man Of Nerve -, Mr. Broushln
Lofd Lounge. Mr. Chippend,lo
u eIsen Ponce mi a~
lam good order aud keep all Improper persons out
o. Tickets Fifty Cents %
limited number OF season Tickets will be disposed o.
CASTLE GARDEN.
nyLAdmission IS Cents.-kn
Great Musical attraction
froprictos. Messrs. French sad Hsissy.
Grand Entertainment,
Monday Evening, August 18th.
The prpstors rscu,ly hat they hare
yed, for limited number of ghts The Buresque thiopsa
peratc Troupe fayorably known and received Pmos
Italian Opera House
The performance will by the Orchestra playing
=. -. A Musical lat oducton.
s''M-Asi-f ULirOLF.
Taken from La Somnambula, with all the original music
o lntermsson Of Half Hour for Promsnads Refresh
The range Of splendid Cosmoamas iii be or inspection
The second part will commences with
Grand Observation-Disclosures
rnp hall f.Io.l D.
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vAUxHALL GARDEN s1LzE5,

5: GAkbNER...A ~ 80. STAGE MANAG ;Es
THIS EVENING, August lifh, Benefit Of Mr.. J. O. CON-
NEIL and last night Of his engagement The following
their valuable :-Barpey W,l.In. Dan Wright
Mile Rosina Gascon Q Dan Emme, Mr. d. Gardner, Billy
Whtlock Charles White Master Jerry Bryant. Mons Maj
lard Mr. Cole together with the Ethiopian olerac Brothers
and Sister,
Doors open at7h-Performance to commence at o'clock.
10 Tickets 12L II ltkm
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
r. w. CLA ARK CO., Phad. l.ha, and J. w. CLARK 4
LIZ. CO.. Bo,iol have formed connection in the Exchange
I'D Commisson business in New York, under the firm Of f.
having co rssponde in all the principal cities AID
Bs Of Exchange nj the lowest and with the utmost
romnude They also prepared purchase all kinds Of
Bank Notes and Exchange the principal cities Drafts
apo, all promne poi.t can always be had IL to suit
They're ptcfully solic share Of public patronage
Ne~ York August l III, iss5 all Im.rc
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Sales OF Stocks at PHILADELPHIA.

SECOND BOARD, Aug $4,000 Pennsylvania S. 7t24 81
new aSna "a s 81 hs,s North Am Bank 40; do vck
AFTER BoARp-lCc shares Wilmington Railroad, IA 1910
do Pennsylya nia Bank, 2C0
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FNoN HrDsoS Mr.. Thomas Sedgwick, Deputy
sheFh 81 Iulumbis county. whose fearless and
cisni coutpct throughout the ANTI Rent dis,ur
- woh f,r han the respect and good will Of
ls@ loving clttfrns arrived IN our city this morn
& e. sna has ioS0suss al the American Hotel We
srn Nan Aia that even tnirg y quiet al Hudson,
- hst en- sroo there under orders for home. The
efN nod ~ s.y ~ noon, and the Emmet Guards
lFr expected - narrow assuming ot course. that
aug eeenrs rqairc their ionssr stay At Huison.4l.
81 JnN
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CorrEE.-We understand that very excellent
ninss IL copper ore have been discovered on both
inrs 81 the Mtrfimec riyer IN Franklin county,
10, above the mouth of Indian Creek An incl
cot gentleman. who has examined il, expressed TO
sfhat n the most extensive and abuI dant supply
4 copper ors found IN the west, far exceeding the
lines a copper on the Current. or IN Madison
LOUIS
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AsNFxArIov IN MlCHGaN.-On the 22d inst,
hs House al Representatives OF NJ lchIgan passed
third reading the Joint resolution nstructing their Sc
naors and kvI resepfavss in Congrs 70 their
ons for the immediate re-snnexaion OF Texas to the
i'n'ed stu'et provisc oferrd Mr.. Compton. that
- on shall not conrsv. the constitution Of
United states and hall not eAnd the institution Of
slavur jec'ed "a 10 81 no anether, prohibiting
favey nvolunsy servtrde fSg In the territory
Texas, also sc,ed, IA TO "a The resolution
aaay ordered 10 be crossed by svo,e Ok 81 tol6.
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ArrnfNrMESrS NJ rHK GovER<oR, JAN. a.
Ns~ yoik Cny--Jsm~s n. Dali. notary, vice C. II.
noushersy, r~lsnsr 0eo Cooper. notary, vice N.
~ Zsbrittle, rssiGnsa WIN. Met Cullough, weisher.
sansrsl wee y R.ili. resigned He ry A. sesch, in
sector rsnes II 81 beef srd pok vice e. Js kson,
aisA lehu Eo,d inspsctcr o lumber, vice w. Reeves
signed. Bef1. Broeks, notary, vice Harrison, 70
ansd wm. a. Pane, notary, vice VIM. q Wood, re-
susd
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JACKSON, STACEY & SMITH,
NgANUfACTUfsEkSA AND IMPORTERS OF Pen, ,yPoeket
IVA aud Table Cutlery Razors Scissors, Files Saws Tools
ard ether descriptions or sheffield Goods Al
iaii ,m'm NJ, Is pLArr STREET
TR U MPH A N L SU @ f s 8 !Naas
MR. BRSTOW, Finishing Writing Master presents most
Nl sincere Acknowledgements the inhabitants Of New York
and Brooklyn for the very distinguished support and the
farne proofs of APPRECIATION they have been TO be-
stow his efforts during his vist Mr. BIS Academy
No l56 Broadway Room No ~ will continue OPEN for Pu
pills. Day and Evening, for LONGER
1t being HIS positive intention, early the spring
10 ma Academies IN London and Liverpool.
hMa ~ WIS
SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT COMMERCIAL SYSTEM ev
WHITING,
:. - ACADEMY, No. 1856 BROADWAY,
MI u 0uARANrsEs TO impart La and Gentlemen OF
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pe@'ng syie OF fenmansip executed elegant hand
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS!
no matter how bad, Hcgtbte crdmped the writing is.
the venerable
this 20 III. study of the yrru morn Of life
EXTRA Lessons gpen tfee IL required BOOK
aud SHORT fisrp taught usual Mr. b. IL To he
seen iroms A. M to r M, stosP M.
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svssaA estsei,.hrsa iuD~,ae vicinity of
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