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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-18
agents of bcnks in the interior.
QUOTATIONS. FOR UNcuRRENr MONEY.
A. r.,

The Auburn and Syracuse Railroad Company have de-
clared dividend Of four per cent payable the LIST Of
February
The fifth and last dividend of the American Insu-
Company of Baltimore Of $a4 per SHARE will be
paid the 26h inst Each atockholder this company
will have had returned Of capital including the dividend
just declared, two hundred dollsrs-one hundred in
money and one hundred Of the capital stock Of the Anne.
rican Mutual Insurance Company for each share held
Besides this fold of the capital there have also
been declared twenty-eight dividends amounting to
ss5 600 Of which 500 900 added from time 10 time
to the capital and $aSa goo paid to the stockholders
mskrg sctusl receipt, with the division OF capital,
Of S4sa III share Of stock upwards Of % per cent
annually on its original psr value.
The movements Of tho principal city banks, compared
with those Of the smaller cities and Of the interior show
that very large portion Of the operations in some depart
ments are monopolizd by the city banks 80 far as the
specie and deposit departments concerned the banks
ofthe five principal cities hold nearly twice much as
all the other banks Of the Union combined.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Shin n1aster. .na 49,
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 1s.
Cleared.

Cleared.
ships !elumah Borland. Mobile Nesuith & Walsh. Spl,;
van waite Charleston, Geo Duikley-Brigs Leda Ruark
@ scnmd baehen; Helen Mar., sw.etzer Grand
public Sn it'll Port Prince via 81 Thomas shielding Yer
rs Juno Norris Bslizs Hon. w Lswis Pedaza Huich;n
snn Porto Kico Peter Harmony's Nephews Cos William
BrSwnell New Orlems.Schr Mail Nichols Boston
Delaware, Cresse South Amboy A
Arrived,
Hamburg ship Besrens Wienhoz, II days from Hamburu
with mdse TO Schmidt Balchen. Has experienced heavy
British barque Adam Carr Scott (before reported) from
GLASGOW, Dec g. with mds. to Woodruff Minurns-
age pasengeEs l2h nit LAT SIS 49, Ion IS So experienced h
ricaue from Sc sails Sci 18TH lat 49, Ion 80 go was
stInck by lightning. but received no damage.
coes 70 50 days from Rip Japero with
Rshmcna Mobile twh) Of NBedford captain very SICK and
Brig Jane DInkwate tof Pornd 70 day. from cee and
oo from ,Gbraar, with wine, to Nesmith 4 Wash ~
With $50 tons ,ogw to Edwin Coffin Left no Amercsa
40 date lat s. lon 49, passed fore schr showing
the southwark. s "
Brig Anias; Hatch Il day; from SAINT, Cruz Cuba, with
schr Sarah Charlotte days from Newbern NC with naval
stores to Mitchell 10th inst off the Hook spoke schr
Pauxent, hence for MatanZas, -' ~foo '~'.'
Schr Elizabeth w Bradley, Perry, from Newbern NC with
naval stores. " wan
schr Julia Nancy. Pratt from Newben, NC with naval
stores. - ~ '"'
schr Sta. Robins, from Newben. NC with naval stores
Schr Climax Lawrie, from Norfolk
Below.
One ship, two briggs, unknown.
The packet shin Yorkshire for Liyerpoo and al tb.
ward bound vessels anchor in the Lower Bay Wind
NE, fogRy, - 'AA
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Total. .sals, 1920 W,ss2se 73,s6e,M3 n,4sa,

IutaI'.ss vzfSf51'zo5 tos5'zSV FJsbg,N3 UdB2,4I5
This table shows that in discounts and In circulation
tina country banks expanded than in the other
items compared with the city banks About quarter
Of the total circulation OF all the banks in 1914
issues Of the banks Of the Ave principal Cities and about
one.hird Of the loans and discounts, from the banks
Of these ces In all expansions, either in discounts
in circulation tho movement generally originates with
the banks of the city, and the country banks invariably
carry ont the arrangement Whatever may arise
requiring any imitation in the circulation extern
sion OF discounts, the first demand is supplied by the
banks OF large cities they the centre Of all spe
cuations expansion in commercial aflirs Thelosns
end circulation Of the hanks Of the United States
isA according to the returns made to close the
year. less than for any previous year. since $780,
and In these departments the movement ia only
about half what 1t ives in 1887 and 1898. Wi hin the
past year or two the banks throughout the country have
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MON EY DIARKE r.

rrhuay, Jan. l7-6 Fs M
Quotations to day show a further advance, and the
feeling in the street il somewhat stonington i'm
proved per cent; Norwich and Worcester Il Pennsyl-
vana S., ii Canton H. Long Island, Ii Farmers Loan,
t; Paterson, Erie Railrnad Il Morris Canal Mohawk,
and North American Trust closed firm at yesterday
prices II cannot be expected that stocks improve
much in the face OF the existing condition of the money
market. The banks doing nothing in the way Of
making loans and out door capitalists require too high
rate Of interest to enable spectators to make any
tensive operations It is barely possible soon after the
banks have made out their returns for February, they
may extend their operations and afford relief the
money markets Judging from the receipts from Customs
at this port, fince the Of this year.
should think the expenditures of the government for
some months wsud reach far beyond the receipts
the same period that the depostes In banks would
required to meet the current expenses Of the govern
ment This must keep up steady draft these banks
RrorrTs , From Cusroms.PoRr OF NEW Yosx.
January. .ssas,oss l,s7s.sIs s7iiss
For the month Of January this year the receipts will
PROBABLY exceed million Of dollars being about eight
hundred thousand less than the corresponding month in
1874 The banks Of this city will find vast difference
between receiving deposits amounting to nearly two mil
lions per month"; and paying out nearly the same amount
This will have effect in the money market prevent
the extensive speculaions in stocks prevalent ell
through last year The surplus revenue will gradually
disappear under limited importations.
The large amount Of gold-$600 000-exported in the
Yorkshire to Liverpool has created quite excitement
in thcbmoney market which must tend towards creating
farther depression in stocks We have doubt nearly
eve packet leaving for sometime to come will out
heavy remittances In the precious metals.
Domestic exchanges remain without much alteration
The ruling rates are very much reduced, and with
OF two exceptions, as low they well be. On
all the principal points, The quotations down to
specie point, and must remain there.
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yu Passengers Arrived.
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been very gradually expanding, but the movement has
been so impercePtbe that has not yet deranged the
laws OF trade, or induced much Speculation This ex.
pansion no natter how gradual, must in time if not
cncked produce an imitation in tho operations Of the
banks that must affect trade, and create commercial
An expansion in any particular section Of
ne country would, Of itself be OF little consequence
out when 1t becomes general rapidly extent
endangering the safety Of business matters
The official returns Of the Banks of Ohio for Decem
per- compared with November. show moderate In
crease in all the departments
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The increase in circulation has been much larger than
the increase in specie the discounts have increased
more than any other department The banking system
Of Ohio will probably undergo important alterations
this winter There before the Legislature of that
State several plans for the establishment of banking but
the tree banking system appears to be the favorite This
system has been before the Legislature Of Ohio two
sions and would have become law last year. had not
the political parties Of the State been divided the wings
having the control Of branch Of the Legislature and
the democrats in the other. The wings have now
majority in both houses, and have no doubt some.
thing will be done in the way of extending the banking
capital Of the State, which will lead to expansion
the business operations Of the State.
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rIisceIIancou. Recor,1.

SHIP TREscorr-A letter dated at Bermuda 2sh Dec state,
thrown down on hsr besm ends oa 'i a
put & % Ss . nd az. .s::
other vessel; had in in having received damage in
&: - rs:'s
Is Moss I b:e msas FOB y &
mpd. having lost mainmsst and fore aud opasts in the
spoken At sss in slppea
.Sop En-" e:S S :
Thursday Last from Provincesown Il dna
G E Ea S
Gs ss
s MSs1,si ron New
aE sn So. re eS. n M
ou o sre who aided getting and
esw snansd board md assisted bringing
q Nsp POI !. s ssns
ne 'V with deck i w os 81 ss
ST., M.s.ss Boston from New Orleans. struck
sW oS s sn nt ~ r. and los, Of falls.
before she struck The shock her to leak consdy
Whalemen.
Cid Warren l4th inst Triton, Jo NV Coast and went
Of The HshianSa sn f'iIn LOT fh'dsph' % miles East
Washington Thomaston for New Orleans cath ult lat 20
Martha Knsman Fall River for Apalachcola soth ult off
Brewster New Orleans for Liverpool sls. ult Of Carysfort
'hp steering SHOWING white signal with black
Hardy Bo.'on for Port au Primes. h u. off Cap.
Goodwn from New Orleans for Liverpool goth u, la. %
P.op Hatch hours from wiscasset Havana 18th inst
Foreign Ports.
d.x J Fac port Andsc. from Boston
wkaiss Stafford from s'f Portland Iss. sid a
Hsy ds. y % No. dis.
Home Ports.
Bs a Jan lioArT ssaisn, G,sfm, NYok sid h sam
oss. FsS ss Ssss1s1S $s,;s
Ro%p, ' cS:sv ~'.' c.ysnn. Sid n,h
Bs.Tos s-xrI Martha, Snow. New Orleans. Alabama.
sa Aars i RsynsS
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a Ss.,s
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sayspoah EqufftsG. Gfh and vii
Esrei.bas; St Thomas. Li"eca and Fancy Chase New
Van snA 1E EsTs
Boston, short Of provisions and water
PRovIDENCr Jan 13-Arr Huldah Ann West, Barker and
Renal Durfse, NYork.
WARREN, Jan il-Sid Metamora franklin Demerara
.as..S B:.:,s" }se c Msmoa Finn Boston; Eli
RrcrMoNp. Jan l5Arr Tnscarora, Smack, Constitution.
Waits: rom Noriesns: Cid Louisiana. Dswhan, lilo janet,
mag ddfS%Ss VIZ k ss;s: Martin N.n. Be-
''; S,gI; al a:.. Eli: !;::;
Clarion Susstt, and Detroit for NYork, de samsos Stark
and BilIow, Lawrence disg
MoBLE, Jaa s-Cld Lagrange, Port.r. La Giuayra.
Ws.pbsl;s rs1 W.. "a B,sm ,,n
Bremen Creole Dillingham; Bcrdsauz; Rocknxhsm Penhs
Telegram IBIl Young and Transit Brl Nswbold Kingston
Washingtan FIN Lvsrpoo Marrinea. Harriet and brig
known Cid Hadee. soule; Empire. Russcl. and Abbott
on Brent Rothos, Brvmen, Hips, Moer Havana; Floyd,
Jewett Boston; Lawrence Gri6Ipg, 81 Pierre.
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AUCTION SALES.

sE4 fs;I'i;i' Asb
b st 81 e. will Public
At IRs MsIsh,nts' EXCHANGE, 's''sA
10 close he ' s.a ..ss late
STORY brick front house and 10, Of ground No 30
story brick front and lot of ground No 50
esss Ii : ad s:, s
for Grocery hsysg been occupied for that purpose
The brick front house and lot ground No.
lo No Rose street. and the Of lots fronting
The above e 9%sd ~ il plot the
by Edwin smith ESQ., City Surveyor and will be sold accord
The title adPuabr having been in possession Of the fam
also Be- had at the aacon s9.. n Mp
street. e'' ->N' -
For the time of sale mo. 1851 jls src
PEREMPTORY SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION.
2s s s ss :: s
'n t1ts The # * NJ
81 al m. y H0a nd
ao TGGe bp 5 s and plough land Is
i've and durable and well adapted to the cultivation of both
i; forms nearly sanar-.he bounda.e. straight well
q sS e e sss: whs
Church., District School, Wagonmaker's and Backsmhs
shops and new and excellent Gs and FIGURING Mill all
within half a mile Of the house.
Ihsss with many Other m proximity
admirable and commanding site which the stands
cannot put render most the wealthy
CAPITALISTS and pleasant agreeable residence Of
rural life aud occupation.
further information corning property conditions
q sale, apple on may be made to JOHN J. MCNEIL,
Orange Hotel. PETER TYLER " -
:ss VII Il. b Sd s I;s.a ss
bond and mortgage r. r.
NewDurgh, January 18th, 1886 jaf4 8t.ec
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Provision M arket.

The markets and shops for the week past have made
their usual display of ne beef &C.; but we have seen
ha, equal that for sale in two shops
The net weight of two beeves l6s lbs they
only and eight years DID, and had four inches of
fat on the ibis.
Veal is still scarce and high
Came and all kinds Of poultry. continue quite plenty
owing to the facilities Of bringing to market over the
Erie Rairoad Vast quantities are arriving daily.
Fish of the different kinds are in abundance.
Green vegetables per last report Potatoes con-
tinue very plenty, at 81. ard ~ per bushel.
How is It that there is SO little wild game good trpe
in Clint IN Market
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TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.

communication was laid before the Senate
from the Post Office Department; in compliance
with a resolution Of the Senate, embracing intor-
nation and statistics Of the operation Of the penny
postage system in England, which was laid on the
liable, and ordered TO be printed
Mr. TAPrAN returned from committee the bill
for the establishment of the National Smithsonian
institution, with amendments, which will be no.
ticed when the consideration OF the bill is resumes
Amendments ordered to be printed. Mr.. T. said
he should call up the bill tomorrow.
PENNY PosTAGHs
Mr.. MERRIcK said he was not in his seat Saen
the communication ON penny hostages was re-
ceyed. The information contained IN that report
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On Thursday morning, 10Th inst WILLIAM son OF
william and Ellen Wright aged months and II days
The funeral will take place this afternoon at o'clock
from his athers residence, rs Greenwich street The
friends end acquantncee Of the family are requested 10
attend, without further invitation.
On wednesday, 10th inst Of consumption SOPHIA
daughter of julien Favre, aged 10 years.
The friends Of the family invited to attend her une
raj this afternoon O'Clock, from the residence OF her
father, 100 William street
On Friday 18th inst MICHAEL CRowLy, eyed A years.
His friends and those Of Edward Cronly and of his
brothers in law william Reid and George Kearney,
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his late
residence 10 Oliver street, tomorrow afternoon ct three
O'Clock.
On Friday l7tb inst Of consumption. JoHs DorALD in
the 26.h year OF his age.
His friends and acquantances, and those Of the family
are respectfully invited attend his funeral this after
noon at O'Clock rom "a Domnick street, without fur
Their invitation.
On Friday, nth inst Of typhus fsver, Mr.. RoHvsr
WoopsIDk, currier aged 26 years. native Of Belfat Ire
land.
Members Of the United Brothers Lodge No g. U. A.
D. and members of the Order in general also the friends
aud acqu Of the are respectfully invited
attend his funers from No 40 Centre street. on Sunday
the 10Th inst ~ O'Clock, r. M.
At Springfield, Mass, the issh inst, Mrs PHxss
OSBORN, widow Of David l.. Osborn, late of Brooklyn
N. Y, In the 60th year Of her age.
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JAM l6-At market, $50 beef cattle Q7O from virgino)
including about 100 taken to New York, lac cows and
calves $50 swine, end 500 sheep.
Prices-Beef cattle dull at - so for ordinary to
prime quality few extras brought 50 rs the 100 lbs
head unsold
Cows and calves mostly sold at SIS So in quality.
swine-Sales at $44 a SAG the 100 lbs.
sheepPrices are higher in consequence Of the quail
ty offered being superior Sales at 81 $4a each.
Hay-Prces OF Timothy ruled from SO q sac the cwt.
for common to fair quality Straw is lower-we quote Of
s. SO the 100 bundles
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

FOR The BENEFIT OF MRS. sxGUIN.
smiled s III, WI ss
Aissi pf which MIR asssuu Arne Mrs
,S:: 3 *. i. N y II
VIC i &; ss. IiiasS sa iE
rs . Gail cents and Third
PALmO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
H. Ss hsl BESGsr will tax. p.e.
on sFEHsIK lsfb yAsn H0''in' Opera
s BE- sgao. Borghsse Amsce
NE e. zslaaqBsos fseGf Of the Opera
p,i1s,. as.. Fir Second Tier
a %f nc 3d. One: LSs'S'a English had
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
GEORGE P. NORRIS, ESQ.
AT THE BROADWAY TABERNAC Gle,
PRINCIPAL r. PE X f'fss y 5Sr TALENT
Uns,, mo- q sS:s% Citizens.
The following distinguished artists in the kindst man.
q s sSs:sHse :RPss3 the
Mis- MIS- Ea !HLl H HsSa5aAHA+L
s'siSS; NJ. q sR SSGY5sIe sss
s.as k HNa r N. H: cid 4: a
ALL AT raHssSr ATTACHED 10 the ITALIAN
rRosSiKssx1NME
a-Wh ysrd9rs Creation by Mis-. ,'''.'
s-Dsso-ffom the Opera L'Ele.rs D'Amcre, BY nA'0n
Signor Perozzi and SFnor Sanqurco. :. go. Donize
Scar by saor. rieo Brown
t:yssS.| su.:se s.mgesa from the op:i. A''e'
Of Betty. BY sigeoIa Borghese Donzetti
sas fss ass's ssss sss
0' 'sn0' 0esn' A1 FA ssri. S''aa''0 c"ar0''
s-ssns US gently gently Time Mis-.
Monk. Of Old MIR brcush. geo 10 'e'
;an ,hs SSs. s ss1 nSas
e. saos ps y s.so %n,as
s-Ar Ia Bua.--Fiom n the oper. lie Convenience
seminar Ssas1 Ss Mr. Bloasi and
@ GSei:iia boaia BY ssnor. Ho'''n
Teis each hsd Ii: Music Stores. .; p any
s.a Of The s,c e. q, lame, rhssn ES
of tine Tabernacle on the evening Of performance.
Ea%sr a5;5p Gould s sSs:. " " Es assloa
SSmus 1 4 Mi hIynm E En- E'Peh S.iv
a:sssss 6 Sss:sSi aD ?: / v ES:;
~ ii Appleton. Jane; ; n s.ss Smith. Jr.
James F. Penniman, John w. Edmouds
William Hail. Hugh McClean
John Lloyd, James Mapes
John w. Francis, James r. Greacen
Fitz.(}reepe Halleck, w. H. Paine
George Endicott, A. w Clason Jr.
Arthur T. Jones. David Wagstaff,
Charles A. Stetson Luther Wymau
VIM. A. Seeley, w. W. Tompkins
]. f. Atwill, Henry Storms
D. Kingsland. Prosper Nj. Wetmore,
E. Duycklnck. James Phalen
Ogden Haggerty, Charles Yates,
p. F. Schoals, Alban Goldsmith,
Robert Morris, VIM 8 Wilson,
Frederick 8. Cozzens, Granville q. Patterson,
Andrew q. BinInger, Henry d Van NOstrand
Doors open at7-Concert to commence at ~ o'clock
l8 Sire - "
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Married.,

On Thursday, 10th inst. by the Rev Phillip Cone Mr.
CHAs. ,. HARpIE, of Virginia. to Miss ALMYRA E. Ro.
GERS Of Topston Msne 90 Maine papers will please
copy.
On Thursday. 10th inst at Bloomingdale, by the Rev.
Henry c. Clayton, Of Mississppi, Capt JoHN D VIII.
HANSON, OF this city, to MARRiArxA only daughter Of
the Hon. VIM. H clay ton, of Mississippi.
II beauty virtue, good disposition,
Joined to brave and honorable man,
Will make man q happy home,
II will ne theirs. WS.N.
On the 9Th inst at TRANSPORTATION Chapel by the Rev
Felix varella MIR FRArcn FosrER, TO Avn McKIERrAN,
both Of this city, and late Of smeare County Longord
Ireland.
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BALrIMoRE Jan IeArr Koscinsko, French, Newburyport
Cid Ovando, d. er, MOBILIZE Sarah Boycs St Thomas AID
sau, Mp.
NoRroLw. Jan l3Arr Belle, NcMath and Ovoca Brush.
New Yoh; Coner Doane, Plymouth, Mass. Arr 4th Lydia,
Ilsley, Point Petre Quad; Caroline, Fes. NLondon.
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ANOTHER SPLENDID NUMBER.
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GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE = : ~
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1
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A Story Of the Past and Present.
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In this Story painted striking coors the seductive
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the first temptation to brute degradation and the seq.sl will
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