davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-19
Shipping Intelligence.

bosToN, July lo
Arrived-ship Pontiac Calcutta; bark Nancy Treat New
Orleans; briggs Munroc Mobile; Robert VAIN, David Duell
Friendship, 0ponango, Balm, Randall, Egyptian Chico
pee Yankee Arcadan Lneoln Florence Commerce. Logan,
and tehrs Alert. Copia Susan Edna Sea Bird, Lowell.
LoHand. Gem, Julia Franoes Albion, Gen Foster,
Hornet Zone, and fisro, all from Philadelphia Water
Witch New Orleans; Isabella Lewis, NYOrk; Tribune. Glide,
Henry Curtis and Andrew Brown, Albany Burmah Rond-
Tut.
shir Seth sprague. Spoke 18th ut lat IS Ion S. ship
Chr,ana from New Orleans for London; July lat "a 49,
Jon 80 exchanged signals with ship VIM Jarvis from Mo-
bile for Liverpool.
Brig Sarah Abigail, Port Praya, June H. Left brig
Banbdge Just from Coast OF Africa ships Ports
mouth Decatur and Yorktown had sid for windwad
Islands also brig Poi pose TO cruise the
PotPraya and sid rrev May for California Ship Mount
vernon from NBedfcrd lark Anna Reynolds from Naaven;
lr Eagle from Boston; Poulne do schr John SUIT
ter from Warren, RI SID May 81 brig Fswn, for Coast Of
Africa Spoke July lat IS 30 Ion 65 90 brig John Clifford
Of Bostsp, and asked whore she FROM the reply
Go to beilr Passenger in brig Sarah Abigail, WIN II
Morse, bearer Of Dispatches.
Brig Richmond, Msanxas 9th. Spoke 1Cth lat 40 Ion ~
brig Uneas, from MsrSeilles for NYork.
Brgs Maria Burriss, Newport, W; President Taylor.
Dirgo, Fennei. Kate Heath, and Menta, Phiisdel-
rhia; Ottawa NoresnG Oiinda NYorh schrs Elizabeth,
Henry. Alfred Tyrone Philadelphia; Paine, Alexandria,
Melville.
Arrived-sshr Imviseible, Philadelphia.
saiied-Bark Wymnn, Rio Grande.
NEwsuRvronr, July II.
Arivcd-Brig Annsh. Philsdephs; sehr WIN Pops, do.
GLoucrsryR, July IS
Arrived-Brss Aston, Havana for Bangor; Perkins.
Philadelphia for Portsm outh Westpors, Sawyer (since
dead. Philadelphia for NswburypOrt.
ssw BrproRp, JulyI7.
Arrived-sehr Sarah. NYork.
Cleared-shp Benjamin Tucker, Pacific Ocean.
Sailed-sehr Ames, NYork.
PRovrsyrcs, July ~.
Arrived-schr. n N Smith, Bsium.re; Darius Albany,
FAkir, NYork; Delaware and Celeste, Philadeiphs.
Essr MAcHiAs, July IS.
ssiied-Sthr Tablet, NrOrk. .
MAouiAs, Juiy Is.
saiss-Bsrk Wright, Rio JansirO, with lumber; sohr
Mary Jane, Cape Ann. ~
Arriytd-Bris VIVA Stafford, NyOrk; sehrs Assee Bsih-
more; Albert yinai, Providence; Jane, do.
Clesred-Sehr Arno, Baltimore. -
SULLIVAN, Ne, July Is.
sa1cd-seir Orlando Ill., with granite, for the Dry
Dock, at Broetiyp, NJ
PonrLAvp, July ~.
Arrived-Bsrk Jossphine Newport, W; brss Cybee and
Davis Estsnzas; schr Riehsrd Rush, NYsrh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-19
CITY TRADE nEpOnT.

WtDstspsr, July 1S-2p NJ.
b.Hys-There IL fair business going frsard In pots
ct IS C2s While pearls are inactive Corros- There
II 40 change TO notice The msrbet continues steady
fiotRTbs market for such grades are BILE to sour
IL heavy While other kinds continue 6rm aud mode
rate business doing The sales about 500 bbls at
- l2f fer sour tl2li "a 81. for fine; "a ~ - %
fer common State - IS fer straight State, wis
cone n and Michigan, sbd 50 ~. So iSa fr pure
Otn,sse Rye -four Is held at 80 % O6.; aud Iuilan
msal al SO "a 50 fer Jcrsey and 80 lax for Brandy
viLe GRnS-Ths market for whcst IL quiet Ryeis
held ftm a. " sc ss1c and cats are saieahe at 33c
aud &c. orr better aud tal.s 81 about "a 900 bush
~ @hc. a5thc Ter r.und yellow. 55c a SIZE for
Wefi.rp d" aud tCe for western mixcd. PHortstoxs
Fork CONTINUES dult without change in prices Beef
u Ia inodeist, d nend at S2 for River and
sl5 80 fer chicago. Cut meats very hr. Lard rs
unchanged Butter IL salcable. at 1Oc 13sc. for
Nstt,iu, &c q l0c for Onto WHr.Krr continues frm,
win ssl,s of Chic and pri.on at 7iI.c Ous-We no
tiee 's,s Of 2tOO gallons nseed ct yesterday quota
tiers
WErsr.par. July 1s-SPM
The market for -four was less active, and for low
grades ~ Western four prices loser; for other
de- erptcps. the market sin' aimed fair Eastern and
,apcit demand southern brands exhibited M marked
charge vbile there VS. far amount 81 saies What
vas bed W fruer pri-rs; hence No sales 81 moment
tfantp pred The ttttk IN nf.t hands was light. Corn
vss ,ssfee ard IN demand mostly BY shippers Tor the
comp elton ~ cargues. silh moderate Eastern de-
maLd. Rye remained about the same, aud prices in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-19
Markets.

New oRLEAss.July IA, ls4s.
Tho cotton market yesterday, was firm but, owing
to state of the weather. the sales
limited middliDg at IA ~, with an upward ten
dency The receipts this season, compared with the
same period last year have diminished 81 $40 bales
Sr. LOUIS, July 17-P NJ.
BreadstuEs.- Flour-We have no improvement to
notice; sales of shipping brands at SO sI standard
and fair, 81 o6'4, and choice 81 12h per barrel.
Wheat-The market is unchanged in every respect;
white may be quoted at SOC per bushe In corn there
Is fair shipping enquiry 900 bushels have been sold
at s3Sc. 40c. per bushe Oats are in fair demand,
and sell freely We hear Of sales Of 240o bushels ct
43c. a 45c per bushel. Hemp-There is little or no
movement in hemp, and it is quoted nomnally at Sis
$40. Lead-The market is dull, and pig may be
quoted at 81 IS per ton. PROFESSIONALISM pork we
hear of no transactions. TobaccoThereis less doing
in tobacco than for some time.
BALTIMORE, July Is, 1919.
There is no change to notice in market. Flour
is without animation and is quoted at 81 rs per bb
for Howard street. Gra;n-The supply in the market
Is SMALL wheat sells in small lots at 81 OS for white
and 81 a 81 o. for red. Corn-Smal sales making
at Coo for yellow, and SIC per bushel fer white Oats
are quoted at &c. Soc Spirits-There is nothing
doing in whiskey it is held at 23c 23ac per gallon
PHILADELPHIA, July Is, 1S49
Cotton is active with upward tendency in prices;
sales 600 bales there buyers in the market
from New York. Flour is firm, at 81 62h Red wheat
advanced to 81 o. white, 81 TO- Corn is quoted at &C.,
but the market is dull whskey, firm at 24c
BurrALo, July 1S-P. NJ
The receipts Of produce, since yesterday were 500
bbs of four 5000 bushels Of wheat and 900 bushels
of corn There is better demand for western -four,
both the home trade and for export the sales
1Ose bbs at 81 so for straight brands Ohio Sales OF
prime Ohio wheat are making at csc. For there
is good demand, and the market is frm We notice
sales Of 60 coo bushels at c for western mixed and
45c for fat yellow Ohio whiskey is scarce, and quoted
at &c per gallon. In freights there is change.
ALBANY, July tsp NJ.
The receipts Of produce since yesterday, were 1000
bbls -four and ~ 600 bushels of corn of -four
The flour market firm, with moderate business
doing at 81 SIX SIS for pure Genesee and 81 OK
81 rs for common State and mixed Western with sales
Of 1000 bbls. The wheat market before re-
ported, with moderate sales. Corn.-Mixed Western
was held at SO 541c, with sales Of 1000 bushels.
Oats in steady demand AMI sales made Of about
5000 bufhels at SIC.
Bosros, July is, 1s49.
Cotton Is rm $50 bales fair Upland sold ct 1o,4c.,
months Flour Ia firm; change in prices. Corn is
the same before; but little outdoor business Sales
at auction Coffee of Bark zingsr 4,937 bags
Java at 81 rs so IS, months 2025 do. Sumatra at
81 40 81 so, months 1900 kegs Java, damaged, at
~ oLc., cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-19
Da,neatir nIi.e.Iinnu

new planet was discovered By Sixnor de Gaspari,
at Naples the 18th OF May. IL Is located between
Mars AID Jupiter.
We harn that the beck agents 81 the Methodist
Episcopal ch-fch have received notice Of the com
msnocmept of action, by the Southern branch for
the recovery Of It's share OF church property.
At the funeral 81 Mrs. Madison, on Monday, were
present two 81 her old friends who both present
at her frst marriage with Mr. Todd, sisty years ago,
and the latter OF whom also present at her second
ussuisge with Mr Madison. We allude TO the yene-
rable mrs Elizabeth lee widow % Richard Bland Lee,
Esq Ct irgiDia ard Anthony Norris Es1 OF Penn
syl,ania Nat In,i july Is
One hundred Hollapders arrived a. Grand Rapids,
Michigan on the I'd inst They had plenty ~ money,
and ermined TO 60 into the filling Of the coil.
Up 20 the 9Th inst there had been but death In
cairo, (ln) for more than thrse months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

nIsTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS IN TIE SCHOOL OF
~ the Holy Name directed BY the Fathers q the Society
In the Ffst 6i.as-l Premiums Of Ssr:i.s premium.
tnsai,hed~i Charles Carroll. T. james Heh,n. Joseph
kerrisAn. -
l. Augustus laDsesks Francis Harper. Joseph Kerr
Freneh-Premium equally deserved by Augustus Lang
este and Richard Bresn.a Dstnguished- Joseph Kerr
Aeebr.TPremum, Augustus L.nseahe,. Di.,ns ui.hed.
3 Ge.g.phy and History..Prsmium. Augusta. Lsns-
cake Di,tinsuished-l Richard Brennan 2 James Nee
Second Ciss.-i Premiums Meritlst premium, James
bsnis Br.snsn. q william bonnsy. s. Edwsra Messnu:
i,nsnmrre%u%, lanes Byrn. pi'iplpsui,hedmi
8 Frcneh-Premium Piowden Morrosh D.stinruished-
!. Daniel brennan James Byrpe. s Jane. Beirne.
q rithne,is-Premium equally deserved by Daniel
NOTICE = william bSassIy w'isn eo,,ss,rs. Tas'
vivian p0pIsly p',i'S.h-
den nm, SST cy : Walter MurIhy IT,,
y and Denis bonOvsn Di,tingu,hed-l Edward Ware.
2. Latin.-rremam. Thomas v. BOorssm; Dis,ingusb.d.
Il. Denis oDOnovsn. 2 John A. o'Reiy. J. John n.
B Treneh.-Premium, yehn NJ Burtssll. D.tinruisbed-
J. Thomas v Booraem. John A. oReilly J. John Aver
q Arithmetlc.-Premum. Denis ]. o'DOnovsn Distin-
.. Gecraphy-rremium John A. o'Reilly. Distinguish
Cd Thomas v BsOraem 2 Denis j. o'DOnOvan. s. John
Fourth Cls.s-L Premium. Of Moyit--I. premium, I'd
gu.hed.-' Ri,hsrs L. Bur,'sii. e. BytL,nan Adsmson
r. pieneh-Premium, Richard L. BurtseiL Distinguished.
Il John ,. Murray. Biythemsn Adsm'on. 5. William
sul.s:S@i ip% JOIN j. Hari., William O. P.s.mor'
Z. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Biythemsn Adsm.os. Dstin-
gui.hsd-i John j. Murray Richard Neville. Richard
Fifth cI,.-Prm'Ty Dsp.rtmsAtal,t pr.pigu Joseph
Hayden.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-19
FOR SALE.

LNOR sALE-DEANS wELLKNOwN OYSTER AND
IL Dining Saloon. eorrsr Broadway art Canal street.
Has bssR established the l.st twenty II stsd
doing sssh bsse. 81 ffom $40 70 $50 day. Mas b.ss
rt BY the present. rrorrscr for the lst nns The
resssr for selling TO- the proprietor being usshe
H. On sceesnt Sin heslh Price. ti.p Apply .. sbovs
COs sALg -LEAsE STOCK AND FIXTURES or
hfs-rate sorn-. ilsof Store in % tire greatest
hrrouehfes IN TIE city, the depot u the Hudson River
Rsrosd tohiss opposite. Arlyto =. Bshsm, Erehsnr.
Cotsye ver o. Church sad ve.ey streets The propreor
10 going to Eurcre.
EOR sALE.-A GREY HORSE, IsS HANDS HloH,
rood traveller ETY. .h driver PERT etly sound and kod
At - South street. THOMAS ROSE.
J,oR sALP.-A YOUsG FEMALE BAR, ABOUT THREE
m.nt. old rtr.sty gentle aud funny Zee hshs-
10 Ne Hshorns Livery Static, o. 18th street
and University place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-19
Notsounl PoItfless

AreyrlrIoS % Cssap,-The Charleston Mercury In
speaking Of General seotts recent letter, esys-lt
supposed that this movement will be popular Ia TIE
Northern States and IL may be considered the Gene
rails hid for the next Presidency IL would be better
think that all sueh projects should be permitedt to
remain In allegiance fer while, at least until the
effect OF our recent accessons Of territory IL more
clearly ssceraned But IL may be a. well TO bear In
mind that resolution has already been offered In the
Senate Of the United States With view TO the snoexs
tion Of Cuba and that Jamscs aud other British West
India Islands much dissatisfied With the msruie
OF the home tov,rnment "a Canada Our Eagle cannot
tekc farther gilt without extending her wings South
as well as North.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-19
THE MARRIED WUulN PRIVATE NgDicA CON-
ranicr, BY Dr. A. Ns.rs-au. rr---.sr % pi'.s-. II

THE MANFRED NOV ANS rRfvtfnngDic CON-
rani@r, BY Dr. A. Nsnrs-au. rrr--',r o. Di.-s-- ~
vcrtn. Sinh ediu,n. isusY W. No Prse ST. S,@~
stIiss .Uls IN Xix months.
Year, etuncgny e sal ant .sntsl asrsisA - nsAy
ale tierG'e wife ard resniery shcultte hs hrshsns
uisht q would h,vr
oyed coatefencs; touslss nes rrekca IN sesh -.uif
have enjoyed W Lunorei tnthe been s siv-
BY q timely pefpessOh - Tits orr.
V INTENDED ssp.saly for the married OF see> ssstcn
riaSnr " aiseio-.s In rc sew.es vhsA
should BE known 20 them Particularly.
To those whose health ec-- rer sf " IA
nils, IL W. Of esre cial u,rcTsa
Here, afo, fefraleths Wife ne no'he- ne
either budding into heea TIE tbs ftns Of
in whom nature eontempssss impots-t shsss-
ascot erthe saues, nrd tne ost srl-nt
eds and cst eertsn mode cure IN every ssrpaint
Which Ter sea W subject.
Per sale a. ~ and a. me Puisi ing Oe. 10
Lhery street, y. " lttle Co.. Albany " n. Davis
Ecscb " II. lelerycn - Chss street, fhsdslphts
Nray Taylor Co.. is'iaerei ,. n ksa.c-us. Ne~ Or
itans; J. u. Cubtedge, ssvarrsh.
On the receipt II al cspy will be ,rap.mittss w mad
free q ros'sse % aiy par, ce kai.d states AT stsss
rLrthe addressed reid - Dr. A. " Nsureesn Boz
l.72t.hss losk eity. Ofhrv - fkssssy stsest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-19
rrotting ut the Hunting Park near Phiia-
xl.I.s

Put .prLPHiA, July is, 1919.
The contest for the $500 plate mile heats best three
in ave under the saddle, between Mac and Zachary
Taylor teok place this afternoon at the Hunting Park
The following il a summary Of the race:-
Mac hr g., Gil Crane. ...............l 1
Zachary TaJ lor, s. q Geo. Young. ........2
Time, 2:3l-230-2:35
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-19
CLOTHING.

L, tHRENs DRAPER AND TALON, Nk ANN
street Informs his eus.n and the public tia. 10.
vhcle stock mu.t lie solo price before the lee % hu
in ant ~ c'othns made 20 order
as ~ rcr cent ~ eallinT ~ s Ann street No Hda-
~ Ccmr and see.
GLAD 1isiNGs FOR THE HAsDwORStNG NAN
" Them s. svs fresh lot just received. They csnsist
S'sh % ns..ss "nd Sui, s snsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-19
ADVERTISEMRNTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
LOST.

LOST.
4 osT-0N MONDAY, 10TH INSTANT SMALL
IL Box, containing Jewelry. The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving at l2 South street. absye Peck slip
CROKER ROGERS.
7 OsT.-LEFT NO. l6t CHURCH STREET ON MON
IL day morning July 1S Colored Boy, OF dark complex
ion bushy hair sged 10 years. He dressed in mixed
roundabout, nankeen pants and straw hat Any infor
nation concerning him will be gratefully received BY his
distressed mother, DIANNA SISC0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-19
TO BE LET.

vv,o IrT-sT CHARLrs Roovs-sUITs OF Reovs
II sutstle fer families; al." rooms Cor snte scnenen,
furnished unfurnished n. BAeas viii be served N
desired from the saloon ~ Mr. Graves -bieh " at
ebed 20 the horse Please apply the premises formerly
known the ST. Charice Hstsl 81 broadway and
Leonard street. sr 81 mrs THOMPSON. n Park Place.
Two LET OR LEASE ON rue PREMISES NO. I,
Dutch street several Rooms together or separate for
lrtt manufacturing purposes with hrck hrerr % safe,
ty ) feet Inquire, en- tie premises, cfJObN HAGUE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-19

Dram Bow FousD The body Of Mchaei Ryan, an
lrishmsn, In the employ q George w Roberts Harri
son tovnship, was found on Sunday morning in field
about half mile from the turnpike, having been dead
about forty.eight hours. lie v.s seen about TX
o'clock ON Friday morning when he left kis the
h.d for his lodging at MIR Roberts, house snd probably
fell from exhaustion or sun stroke. Being missed by
the fsmily a search was male In the afternoon and
continued until Sunday, when he was found AZ stated
above, very much blsctebsd that he could not be
recognized, except by bis clothes on Friday morning
he money (sbout So TO one OF the seryants
IN charge, expressing apprehension tina. he could
not live through The heat u the day. lie has q wife
.dSrsyftesr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-19

Tur NV ORIrA>s DsrALoArio,.-In relation TO the
deslcaton of Jackson Duplessis the Cashier OF the
Mechanics Bank of New Orleans the DsIa Of the 9th
instant sayr:-The according the revela
tons made by Dupcsss have arisen In part from the
purchase made by him. with the funds OF the bank Of
house In Bourbon 1T between Customhouse aud Bisn-
vile streets now occupied academy, valued at
10000, and loan to Berncaj broker Of $1,000 The
balance ten TO fifteen thousand dollars states
Nss caused BY errors committed in over payment Of
checks from tins 10 time for series Of years IL was
currently reported yesterday that upess co nmt-
ted suicide and at another time that he had onied
he latter report seems to be the correct one The
Buisftn adds, that the defsulter vas lately elected
csshier but had not been qualified. The amount Of
his deficit IL f+s 900. IL occurred while h was First
Teller. Ills bond First Teller Is for $40 600 With
good and solvent names as his securities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-19
A New TeI.rrnohic I.iae

IrHASA, IN. Y July Is, 1s49.
new line of telegraph has just been opened from
Ithaca to Waterloo This line is to have Offices at
Aurora Auburn, Cayuga Bridge Seneca Falls, and Wa
terloo This line connects with the New York and
Erie line at Ithaca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-19
Our Philadelphia correspondence.


The Cholera in Philadelphia-Dcah of a Murderer
-RyGanisni- Markets, Stock Sales, &c.
Seventy-three new cases of cholera and twenty
two deaths reported to-day, ffty-six cases and
eight deaths IN private practice six cases and FIVE
deaths in the hospitals and fourteen and nine
deaths elsewhere Ii Is gratifying to notice the
decrease in the mortality in the patients under
private practice, though the number Of new cases
is rather above the former aggregate. The doors
Of the Aims House have been thrown open to all
who wish to depart from the institution, and the
consequence ls that great number Of the former
tenants now leunglng about the city, and by
abusing their liberty will undoubtedly bring the
disease upon them.
Joseph Dover, mentioned yesterday as having
been arrested at Cincinnati for the murder of Abra
ham Read, in kensington, in 1917, has since died
in the prison, OF cholera.
The steamer Penobscot started to-day, on her
return trip ~ New York.
The marauding gang that has, for months past,
infested the western boundary OF the city, still
carry on their lawless proceedings, and make il
dangerous for TO visit that portion of the city
after day light, without carrying arms for personal
protection.
The -four market Is firm, with sales Of fresh ground
at 81 o2ts though some holders ask q higher price.
Yesterday 1000 barrels made Of wheat, sold
at So Dor city consumption the salss moderate, at
previous price, sales Of rye -four az " Corn m,s,
IS per bb The demand for wheat Is good at lose for
red, and 101c for mixed No sales Il rye and corn;
Penna oats, ale. 33c; southern, 25c. There Is not
much doing In groceries to-day; sales OF 500 bags Rio
coffee, at CSC. a7&c In sugar and molasses large
rales have been reported. Tho cotton market coz
tinues firm, and prices still advancing In eonse-
quenee OF the favorable sd,ices from the South Sales
Of 500 bales upland and New Orleans, at 60 sAc
per ID. Wbi.key Is scarce and arm, at 2ie both In
bbs and hhds
Fra Board--2o Union Bank, Tennessee, 80; 1000
Wilm'n 6's 30 So 1000 Nav 6hs b5, 5lA; 1000 do,
bll. 5000 do bit, 400 do, 5lls 1000 do 2ds 6lx;
LOCO Tenn BIDS sb 100 R.aiing b. lsh 100 DO Is.;
90 u. g. Bank, rs 2Mechsnics' Bank, ~ "a; % West
ern Bank, SO; 900 Nav 6's IDS, 5ilt 900 Nav Gs
bds 1870; 800 City 6s 1o5; ~ Girard, I24; % Union
Canal b5, IL u; COO o. s. 6s, C7 1IG1i; 900 u 8.
Bank, 30; 200 do co. 10 Commercial Bank 81; Farm.
Mech. Bank, 61i 600 u. Ss, CT 1i6h; 100 Read
ing b5, 1sL. Second Boord-T Western Bank IS; 900
Lehgh Mort. Loan, 90, 1900 Lexington Loan 6s, "a;
"a State SIS, So; 1, 900 Reading Bonds, g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-19
A New York seaman Drowned

BALTIMORE, July I8 1919.
William White, belonging at Brooklyn, seaman on
board Of the ship Halifax, drowned at Norfolk
SATURDAY. last.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-19

OFFICE OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE AIMS HOUSE.
" New York July l7h. ise-suppiies Of Bard Wood fer
the Aims HouscSesled proposals will be received NJ the
Covssrs their eee in the Park Rouraa usti foiock
81 hs th inst fer supryns fer the u Of the Aims Hou
TO cords Of Gosd sosthsrp New Jersey, North
River white .sk ~e.d Of iS solid feet 10 the ssrd The
wood 70 bs delivered wharf or vharves IN Nev
Ysrk snd ~ ssy wharf Or vhsrves % Blsck~eils Esd
Rnsss Tart sbss nothet free o. all srd ~ he
ruiest 10 The nsrsson OF competent appointed for
that parpsse ~ the 0ovsrnsr whose dssn az quality
and svsnty shs 6s asai Asy infsrmstisn that be
required vail bs Gvss 90 sppiiss,isn at ut. snee
s. DRAPER, Prerdsat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-19
The Shooting Affair at Richmond.

BALTIMoRE, July IS 1919.
Young Cook who shot at Richmond, on Sunlay
ty LATTER is st living but he very low and suffers
excrueiating pain He is the Of the former editor
of one Of tho Richmond newspapers and served with
distinction in the war with Mexico
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-19

scorpionThs week is unparalleled in brlancy of intel
eo richness Of fancy variety Of facts INCIDENTS sarcasm
story tke and Pastry Cook History of Prost
tuition with 200 articles crime Grim rape and
other matters connected with life and the morals of New
Yokcertanly the racies aud most sparkling number
issued Price five cents Office, l42 Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-19
Total bales 1894 I73 800 3ol75 s5 1904
Iucrp

Increase. 4si,7s9
Decrease. t5,Sl5 52,IS9
The increased exports to foreign ports this year
coed the additional receipts 619o bales The receipts
for the year will not vary much from twenty
hundred thousand bales 1t is possible they may be a
little that quantity; but the probability is they
will be under.
The accounts relative to the growing crop by
favorable for large yield and il they
rect the product will be much below average 1t is
rather early yet to make any calculations
form no idea of what the picking will be- We
believe just about quarter Of what hear relative
to the probable the cotton crop and the con-
dtion Of the growing plant.
Stock Exchange.
$1,000 &C. f2, llllS Is this Harlem pref full %
6po0 zoe bI ll6A % Auburn Roch $50 79H
1900 do 6s, 1l6I 80 Paterson RR lO2
1900 Treasury Notes Il6h 900 Island RR 22S
COO do sc, los 80 do boo 22ts
5000 90 go, lo9 $1,000 Erie Is old bonds los
500 City Sc, IS, 10DA 300 Reading Bonds 65h
40 Tbs Fulton Bank lis 80 shs Canton Co, scrip 20
leo Farmers Trust 405s 80 Canton Co 40a
100 do b4mos 4oA 100 Reading RR Si,s
100 Harlem RR BIO 53H 30 do boo Coz.
go do 5j,s IS do coz
SECOND BOARD.
% shs Erie RR COZ so shs Harlem RR bS) 53ss
80 do $50 coz 100 Nor W orcester RR 36
30 Harlem RR $50 6SH 100 Long Island RR 22S