The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-06 00:00:00

all we see or hear is usury panics in trade,
wholesale bankruptcy, aggravated suffering from
the want of emplOymerit;the steady' growth
of
pauperism, and increase of crime. All this is
proved by comparing the vapouring we find in the
monetary and commercial articles of the London
newspapers, with the facts recorded in the other
portions of their columns. Those, at a distance,
who look systematically into our interiors in this
way, must think us the most wonderfully in%en-
tive people in the world. Our contradictions are
so palpable, our philosophy so incomprehenSible,
and our gullibility so stupendous, that it ii-
almost impossible for them to ktiow what to
believe. But, it is to be hoped that the Bank, 0
ngland 411: vefurn, with as'-little delay
Possible, to the course which they adopted in the
height of the crisis of 1847, and continue to rely
On fair, and even low, commercial rates of dis-

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

Count for the steady augmentation of• their
bullion reserves. If they sustain the productive
industry of the people, the merchant will do his
duty, and thus the Whigs may escape a collapse
itihich they have never yet been found strong
enough to encounter.

THE Town Council love music. They de-
delight in it as part and parcel of religion. It
Makes religion " palatable," according to Alder-
man "There was a softening effect
"in music. It prepared its hearers-'to receive'
religious instruction," exclaimed Mr. Alder-
man DOVER. Mr. HOLME contented himself
with recommending- a choir for the chapel of
the newt. Hpuse_of Correction- Re undertook
to introduce the small point of the wedge. £2O
a-year is certainly not much in itself to cavil,
at ; but these trifleS assume very extraordin-ari
dimensions in a few monthsafter they have_
been once sanctioned. We should like, of
all things, to hear that the hearts of Our local
criminals had "been softened by the sounds of
Sacred music, or by any other means which
human ingenuity could devise ; but While many
numerous and highly respectable -congregations
outside prison walls are left to supply them-
selves_with music for their places of worship,
We think with Mr. J. It. JEFFERY that it is
En' onstrous to use the money oft the Ratepayers
for any such purpose as that proposed by Mr.
11°131E.
Mr, SHELL also took:a 'very:correct view `o£
the propciSaLf'flrThere Was," said Mr. SIIEIL;
" no such gratification offered at the public
" expense within the walls of a.workhonse, and
" he objected to .their giVing to:erime what they
" denied to poverty." This style- of reasoning:
igoes for nothing, however, with. the prodigal.
side of the. Council Chamber.
_-They can do as
!they like with the Ratepayers' substance. Mr.
SAMUEL HOLME, and those who vote with him,
set al\ Liverpool at. defiance. They have the
law on their side,' and until it is repealed, they
may laugh at the people whose money, they are
squandering. They have taken 201. out of the,
Borough Fund for what may in truth be called
" criminal .purpOSes." Next year they will
take 401. Then will Cglllea recommendation
for the appointment of an organist, and then
for the erection of an organ'. Three years
hence the incipient 201. grant will have grown
to 1501. per annum. The soil on which the seed
has been dropped is prolific enough to admit of
a-far larger] mtio of- -increase. But -will-the-
Ratepayers—the respectable portion of the com-
munity who are responsible for all these doings—
never rouse themselves, .and shake offthijs
of spendthrifts. -
The Council, it is quite evident, only meet
now: to propose jobs and 'appropriate the public's
money. Administrative bodies, it is true,
must have a great deal to do with supplying the
wants of the locality entrusted to their care—
many things to consider and recommend to their
constituents; but here; we have a CorporatiOn
composed of "a ."majority_: who have no constitu-
ents, and these areTthe men—our Aldermen—who
dO as iheY please with the fend raised froM
rates, to a great extent. This is the glaring
anomaly for which we have to find a remedy,

and ihi; will be---done before the present Reform
agitation ceases. We must use the same
pitchfork to get them out, that has been
employed to get them 'into the Council
The Municipal Reform Act has left the
,bacic door open for them, and the Burgesses
must call on the• justice of Parliament to
close that' door, and without delay: Granting
- away-money, advancing salaries, and projecting
monster 'jobs of every imaginable description,
-must' be put a stop-to ; and it can be done, if it is
only taken up in a determined spirit, and with-
ordinary tact. The approap.hingi_ session .must
not be lost. - Thee bircrpoot Municipal Reform
Bill, if confined to the one single'Object.of freeing
the borough of a majority of non-elected tax-
makers, cannot, we repeat, be resisted with any
chance of success in the House of Commons, and
no—time-should-be suffered to be thrown away in
getting it ready for presentation. There are
plenty of able and sincere Municipal Reformers
who will take charge of such a measure, and
weA may fairly hope to - see the , -present jobbery
and corruption put down by straightforward
Constitutional means. ,

, I PANKRUPT:S._

HENRY GEORGE DEARLOVE, Palace Row, New .road,
timber merchant.
GRAS. BROWN, Oxford street, milliner and dressmaker:
JAMES SMITH, Egham Hythc, .Egham, Surrey, cattle
dealer, •
Trios; Frnwthroir,'Shrewshury, Shropshire builder.
BENJAMIN LINFOOT MANSFIELD, Nottinghamshire,
builder:, • .
FAIRHEAD CRES6INa,' Essex:, cattle dealer and
salesman,
JOHN VAYRO Ripon, Yorkshire, linen draper.
DANIEL GREENAWAY PORTER, Brabans court, Philpot
lane, wine merchant. •
HENRY EVANS, Wednesbnry, Staffordshire, grocer.
ABRAHAM CORONEL, Minories,, cigar manufacturer.
JOHN BArtFooT, North Stoneham, Hampshire, cattle and
sheep dealer.
THOMAS 'BANKS, Chorley, Lancashire, ironmonger and
builder. -- - •
WILLIAM. (1),“!..,r0x, Laalpington Priory, Warivickshir.f
builder,' thither —Chant, anadealer, "
JOHN BERRY, HARD
BERRY, M
•i and THOA
Rochdale, machiut3ts and ronfounders.
MILES LORD and GEORGE ROsTRON, Cage Mill, near
Newchurch, Lancashire, woollen manufacturers.

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'' 'LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY '"EVENING.- cOntinent, tempted bithe high prices rulingebtehruse,
reversing the order of last ear's Proceedings,
The cotton market -has continued to improve, u3:4w2ioOth 25,000
3t ;the totala(i dttiev esrtioecsk
is the five Prlc;
and the Baltic's advices, which were received here cipal ports is now reduced to '56,300 tons against 58‘,?_
to day about noon, gave an increased impetus to the on the Ist December, 1855,' whilstb it t t the same to°
.wsTielleel
Thislesssthn an averar_
nd,.13,t,
demand. The sales of the day reached 15,000 bales, gcrantitiTias
including 5,000 on speculation and for export. the fully= warrants the course which-the market haa_:stbere
and looking at:the probable supplies for, next Year _lO of
market closing with animation at full prices. With cats be little doubt of the of a higher scale theegtnsrade. position of. tear,
regard to the movements of the trade and the range . prices"than we have been- aceustomed to for sotwupoYrthe
' There is' not Ind -Solar. tog a doub . hart
of prices during the week, we take the following Ftlatement that the. pre°s'ent, production of "sugar
(lig; gall,
from the circular of Messrs. Wright, jun.; issued adeqUate to meet the existing wants of the world which
far: rite sailing of the America to-morrow morn- an increase in 1857, the stock also held
the el°3e °f
ritins,Manilla, and Cuba., are the only countrsover; f
ing :- the'latter island 13.25;000 tons larger than at
__oo o,
By_ the A friei„. on the 28th nit., we reported a quiet list reason ; but the great falling
importations of the tiatteu boo ,
1 state in• our Cotton market, which remained without tianighvinicg:utidiLifff
the whole of the e/tc2ss joss;
off in the (-',I gates
material, alteration during the early part of the present referred to will increased,
be required to fill up to ,-ett for
Week, as far as prices were concerned. - , The advices per We learn that already 4,000 hhds have been contrac2. crop
:Canada tended to impart a more •cheerful tone, and had in Trinidad to be shipped to America during n''
' the effect of causing less pressure to Sell. , Thfs fedling season* ta
lign
was further strengthened after the Manchester report of
Tuesday's business, was received, that market having been 1 The sales of Rum and Molasses haveAbiete;ls-tatike: '
favourahly, influeeced by the recent advices from India but without any alteration in priee._
ii. China, and since which a more general demand has enquiry for-Rice has been - good; 'the aette'tle.oli
are limited. .Tea beeinite-attraut.more a
preittiled, rates showing less irregularity and hardening.
A more flattering aspect of Monetary matters also and ,43.11:•.rates are paid. Palm Oil
TisaiiinowllSY.
request, and these is less demand for
_.,,
inapires...the hope of early mitigation •to: the existing
stringency in discounts, and gives eneouragementao fu- Petersburg, bringing 59s 6d to 60s per es'"'. teoren
ture prospects. The Bo.ird of Trade-Returns indicate i During-the past week . there has neon.a,„, 1
rapid-progress, notwithstanding all drawbacks, and with activity and greater firmness in the Cern.ti true se
the turn of the year more activity will doubtless be Wheat a large business hits transpired Lel:foie
experienced in all departments of trade. Our present advert, 3of2dto 3d per 70113 s on desirable cl, dent' • ,
action is kept from expanding by the limited Flour does not -participate _in - the iml)re;f,s both
selection consequent upon a dimioishing s'ock, and the either in value ordemand, and to effect so"" al to •
doubt overhanging future supplies, which checks specu- in this and Indiana Corn, it would be nee 's, the
lation and induces spinners (whose operations in general accept lower rates, the extent. depending tlP°„„eorts
are not remunerative) to observe caution. A fresh motive
condition being clod or otherwise. The Oil
, for extended business too.k,place yesterday,. by the B Ink
having reduced the 'interest rate one half per cent; since m theLondon,Wakefield,
from g Dublin, eet'' IsOl'i
,which.therthas
.'been' morelife_ in the titarket,_ which-1 Ow, and Belfast, markets, held during the eat iii
closes firmly to-day at 1.-1 advance on the low sales of fast report a similar tone.. The deliveries of s'_;_lisyesr'
week, particularly fir qualities lately neglected '; the the•farrners in the month of Novene Per Bblbs, 13.11.
estimated sales are 15,000 bales, 5,000 to speculators and are 528,580 qrs, against 622,015 in 1 w 0 11,°/
exporters, with an upward tendency to prices. The 614,4-52 qrs in-1854. During -No.vember't 72.,`1.5"
total sales of the week amount to 59,600 bales, of which ported in Liverpool 186,171 qrs of wit 31' bolfe'f.
44,270 are American. Speculators have taken 9,380, and qrS Indian corn, 12,201, sacks and 53;,-!-,i qrs °f,
exporters-LOU; leaving 48,620 bares of 0.11-kitidg-td--tn flour,. against . 12,639 isqrs wheat, 1:8,n," brls °A'
trade. The import for same time is 19,988 bales, of
which 5,982 are American. The quantity known to Indian Corn, and 21,561 sacks and 41,64' veritg''',
prigs Flour
be at sea from American ports is about 64,000 bales. quarter, to the
.
Prices to-day. ' - oifnAsvahmeettttiinis.neulwast6lysealti,d
pTehre Gazett! :t olio.
date in 1855 it was 83s ld. ReferrinteCor,i't
New Orleans Fair, '77,4 Middling, 6 15.16 d Ord., siti to 6ad present state and future ' prospects of t. tliel
10 pi
Mobile -„ ' 711 -- „ ' 6,1 d - ,; Sad to 61,c1
Atlantic
„ 7d , „ 6 13-161 „ 51-d to bidlo of
Trade 'Messrs. -Stuge and. Comp last t '
monthlY say • " During
circular, .- the and .
1856. 1855,
-Totaltaken for consumption;: 2,002,650 bls: _:ii963ooo:bis. daystb farmers,there appear
e eu
morea inclined
rteoa owl
toini d,
racdso,,, tibilet,
„ , export (actual) 251,718 „ 174,646 „
Stock this day--e- -7_10!17 1, .:!11i'. v:e-i , :1:37: ,- ':,' !: .". samples, and our millers more disposet.ll;ri:oesibile
. stock, it is doubtful if the depression w•L".ii now 0,,
'Anieriaan.- 'Brazil. Erentian: E: India: W. India 'fetal. takes place at the end of the ,year svi tileY the
229,580 1.8,070, 45,240 43,970 770 347,630 experienced. The returns, meagre as to ill
Same time 18 55- give some little data as to the wheat gr° to
202,760 60,680 48,230 105,790 3,020 419,980 United Kingdom this year, viz : 00° q
I,6°°'oo°
Ireland 529,000 acres, 3 qrs per acre, about 800, ~
- There hai--15ein considerable fluctuation in the nil 00'
Scotland 261,000 „ 3 0
Liverpool Share Market to-day. Business opened ,England 4,000,000 „ 32, " 4(-",/
,2 e ,' 1%00 "
`rather flatly, 'and afterwards improved, and before )* " Total' .i
0,4 e row
,"the close of the market again gave way._ Prices,
them of
in ' sums L instances, gave way, particularly in the returns of those counties which make don
en3P tIO
heayy.stneks. _ The transactions of the day corn- question of . the- supply and the cons tata towill
prise :. Chester and Birkenhead, I'7g,-Chester and the .chief -necessary of life is so inWer ores 't to
community at large, that we hope I°4oo°oo
Holyhead, -20, Edinburgh, 211 '-fs, Lancashire and
• • - be taken by government before another.le, tee,
Yorkshire, 97i, 1,1, London and North Western, *obtain as aCcurate returns as post° fillip
sly i
log 61-,.-1, Midland Stock, 8,44,1, North British, ;particularly as other countries, espee's,,,,est. of
10, Caledonian, - 29'4-, South Eastern, 221 I, I, i are so Mitch in advance of us in this re,''.„oo',.
Great WeStern of Canada, 24a, Dutch ' think the printed circular of Samuel
t"it"ii3s 50,_wif
Rhenish, 113. As already observed, the market i Hemel Hempstead, dated Nov. 17th, "'lto wili°s
closed rather- tamely. The last prices marked " very valuable suggestions, in addition thew li,ito
were :-Aberdeen, 141- 141. Blackburn, 7l the government received-a return from
_,, of I;pg
7 9-16. Chester and Birkenhead, 17 17i. Caledo- of the millers in the United King,dte.'noish'be
nian, 29 13-16 29 15.16. Chester and Holyhead, 19* quantity of wheat they grind, dis.,/la nOtaf
20. Eastern Counties,_9l9l._East_Lanearshire_at a =English from foreign, the country w°' sea a
xn 211. Great Northern, 22t- 221. Ditto A Shares, any longer in such entire ignorance of theta o olio
91 9/. Great Western, 70i 70f,. Lancashire and of wheaten flour required for its consuni 130,,,a
Yorkshire Stock, 91_9n Liverpool, Crosby, and hitherto has been. Shipments from t'
o; IPI;0
Southport, 1182-.184.. , London -11:nd North Western - must be nearly at an end for the scasciad t-.,
Stock, 1061 106-1. Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin- from the Danube and the Sea of A zoff, 'taer°l
cola, 351 351. Midland Stock, 821 821. North stocks at Odessa are nearly exhausted, ba& elsec';
British, 9 15.16,,_ 10., North Staffordshire, 57,- 51-1. still some quantity on the way from thes„'i;ftl3,e g
South. Easterw and IN;ver, ' 2-2-1 ' 221. York, although, by the last accounts, prices 13..itolit ead.l:s,
Newcast.le,, and,
,Berwielc, 211- 211. York and were about as high as in England, fr'n"ji,°,e Stsbode
North 'Midland, 30f- 301.- Leeds Capital Stock, freight, and insurances: . ' From the 1.1,1 freely 01,0
181 19. ,Buffalo-and Lake Huron, 1 -an. Dutch by recent advices, shipments were still eirsnee.ja
Rhenish, lt- lip: Great Western of Canada, 24 to this country, whilst the demand fers orates sod
9.16. 24 .11-16: , Do.:New Shares; '2i- 21p." :Great rather sans The rapid dew
°' P were' t
Luxembourg, 101,10,0.
Money continues in active inquiry both here and ernoannsyumPptionofotfhfle'ocu'r)u;
in London at the reduced rate of interest, notwith- very moderate advance on Present P letsSiff
standing the fact that " settling" day has been got bring forward adequate supplies." to-- t 0
nbturyt NiVtil\lvocualudsettpttryil'eeel
isllv_ed
ined tio .
over. But many parties-Teferril- borfoTving until The Fe•eight Mau ket has reroa-- to sarrese's
the result of the parlour meeting was ascertained, steady during the week, and a 111°de1.1%., to bar's
and hence the demand continues brisk. We may tonnage has been taken up. Accordt,o f0r_1,96
further observe that the mere reduction of 4 per Boult, English, and Brandon, the ra,'_ seostt°', 1/6
cention the minimum rate of_ discount has disap- rails, and fine•iron are 20s to 22s 6d.ci_taurregooo6to
pointed those who were in expectation that the to lls to New,York, 15s to 17s to '-' s„, to 9to
quotation would at once be lowered to 6 per cent. to 15s to New Orleans. Dry Got)" "a; to 0°:
When all the circumstances connected. With the Boston, 5s to 17s- 6cl to New York, tbowar 1011,
Mon 4 Market are carefully considered, however, Philadelphia and New Orleans. . Ear 63 t°„rditi°
it will be found that the medium course has been to lOs to Philadelphia, and ,5s t° ace- o°s'
wisely adopted, The-speculation in silver continues Orleans. The rates of passengers varys, toes to
very_active, and, gold, consequently, will leave this to the port of destination, viz., -V t° 4' 31 1.0014
Country in payment for theLpurehases of that metal.. 'ton , 3/ to 3/ 5s to New Yet' 13fitliodil
Besidgs this, an alteration to the ,extetatsefrone per 41 to i Philadelphia, 4/ to 4/ lOs .- fast hoila
cent. Would be likely to induce speculatiqns The and 3/ to 3/. 103. to New Orleana•icatte, i'cifie'.
-Bank uow discounts six months' bills as well as. Freights are reported to be 41. C4:ito , ocaoi11::
those of three months' date, acrd the charge made. to-Liverpool, or London. Bombe', "los. ''6/.
for loans on consols had been reduced to 61 per £3 to 3/. ss. Continent, 4/. to 4/' rottn3',Lod d,Drit
cent.: sThe diacount- houseo now allow 51 per honie. Ditto, on the voight 'iv, Leo
cent., and the joint stock establishments 5,1 per For Melbourne, shipments both of Ici free pliia,,,
cent. for deposits on call. It is worthy of remark goods continue to come forlvarpolesl„oo7o
that the heavy liiabilities maturing yesterday, were advices received. lately, by the soss 01.(fieetto,
remarkably well met. It is hoped that
-the mar- and Lightning, confirming the Pre" to stitia
the
ket will now assume a quieter appearance. We log- accounts, will have a tencloneYisbt !jot, yco
must not forget, however, that money is always rates, which are 455. per ton. wets SONO,
in exceptional demand during the last few weeks measurement, by the regular Paes-teo 105' 405, 00
of the year. There is ground for the anticipation sth; 15th, and 20th; other ships 55' iris. t°,\aer° of
that, after:the,turn 'of -the year, and the release of Sydney, Ws.- to 35. 'To Adelaide,
aii„,e ten-too'de's
the January dividends, an improved state of mone; The 'East IndialCotimianywi4 i'ec-osaf
r!itielligeo°,o)fi
tart' affairs will be witnessed. ; the I.oth, inst. for ;:the conveyance
The Consol . Market ?perked quietly, hut after• " dead weight," ancl.so tons of " Met' 010 ea,y, dp
wards became rather, buoyant. The transactions, -.from England to Bombay; else, tf); ortli„itols
nevertheless, were. litnitej.-„ For Money the
_open= for the conVeyance 'of 25 tons o 4,, pie' tes cos
ing rate was 9-4 to 94-land 94, and 95i to-.95a for Weight," and a.dredging machine '0 calcutiouatig
account. At these rata Sales were made, and the tons dead.weight"), from Engiand tw-t 511,,eepcdtet•
business then left off steadily. The. New,. Three The reduction of Id per ru-Pee J,;01 ~- 1115' the
per Cents were 93.-1 941, and the Reduced 03i, 4,c. in the East India' Company's r''' silf ei.ool Dec
'Bank,Stock was 2.15,;0,.1.7,.and. 4.dian Stock 22.6 i has induced much. flatness in ale a ow per
-Exchequer Bills remained at 5s to 83. Premium, Sales of bar silver lately imP°rstte of Poole
antl the bonds were 981. Continent took place yesterdaY tioo oto tlie
• The market for -Railway Shares at London was - ounce standard, showing a redn,c. prifceitl3,see'
depressed tci,day;an&tilefeNY transactions reported, ounce compared with the lasu area 8 ate bl
:ita,reost instances, were at about former quotationS. and a reduction of 7, d as c°lllPos ti3„rotig 00,
Brighton advanced ss, and Manchester, Sheffield , price realised for the sups,', jiver `,/es eSPriil'
and Lincoln 10s, South Wales ss, Midland declined La Plata on the 26th ult. The s„ par" joai:st. i,,t'
about ss, and Lancashire and Yorkshire about ss. the Atrato remains on sale. S°sl:trolll,oclt'nrsl7
The East Indian, French, and Canadian lines ruled a belief that the flow of sibn,`„preb'teinl'-frooi
_steady, and Lombardo-Venetian declined about ss. receive a .check ; but, if so, we rts,r.so,i'cilver.„ool"
The sales included East Lancashire, 86; Great prove merely a temporary one. '-is 01 salt ' coo;
, Northern. 901, 91. Do. B. Stock, 123. Great pause, however, in the withdras° die P the eel
Western, 701, 70. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1061, the Continent for transhipment dews/ er The
to ss to tees„o
6, Manchester,,Sheffield,,and Lineoln,,3sl.
_, Mid- .
,probably impart a favourable ten dews/
%se. ,ail':
land, B'2l. -North Biiitish;4o, 893 e South Eastern, tinental exchanges, and thus 355 ter °-lard of"
741, Is BSouth Wales, 801. ' ' . ds flreti 13 oa li°
,market in its progress towar A sae 11,1 P 0
' Our reports from Manchester state that the parties Who have just effecte' r the tea D. ,
_
- denianci for Goods and Yarns suitable for India,., pleats ,-of- silver for the East 2),c0, adoll` tlieff
has sensibly improved this week, stocks cleared, naturally annoyed 'at the step 0- rf re'
•eril'°ol o
'and large contracts for -future ' delivery enter4cl East India Company. 100 es of
into an_advance on rates lately current, which has The various Elerrisari_banlts in's je tiegOit.e. Afi.
• fidene' .eu l' .ir
'favourably affected other productions, though in a terms of discount, and con- Anhoser° 1.70',,
lesser degree, and for which there is a fair but not storation of ease iis increasing- acted' ain ,i 1„
active.dercian.d, frost having closed the trade of latiiiness in silver is still tran%nt, an rogart toi
xe oiteonialv
ttritli a 0111,00
merry. Continental ports for the season. At Brad- absence of speculative
ford there is a good buSiness doing in Piece goods, also affairs are improving. b. earetehe 13.0tiefl
though the
_fact that large orders were given last finance and commerce. It is by t
~0 ,
week has acted.sOmewhat as-a efieeli on operations. 'early- opportunity will be taken tot I'L' lee.
Prices, howeVer, advance, and it is thought' that- F_rancele_remnvesome of the_-d is° ;°'oot)
sh/ P 00.,s'ee'4
after -the- -Christmas • stoek-taking, •an increased • , lately imposed. -.1 Steam ing ~ 0
demand will be experienced. It is thought that The United -States mail bong fr00,e10,4
the hidt price and acarcitt of. the raw material will arrived: here this forenoonj adeices , 0.01404
freight, s.rinu._., 03a--
~,,De
_,es,a
tter- c L
compel a higher range of, prices for worsted stuffs dollars specie on
for.some time_ to come. .: -- • -York to the-22nd ult. Bust
eu; was rtlle fAlefel'ot
The. Colonial.produce Markets have been steady quiet- but steady state. 'change in_ coratitiljoestl
during the • weel4 and for most of the leading withoUt, liewever, anST of tne dot elif
articles there has been a fair demand. Sugar has discount. Full particulars
,„
..na en ter,
i to'
of;
advanced Led-. toeis per twt. A London firm of advices by the Baltic will be I°"
ette",;fo4lo,
repute, in their monthly circular observes :- heading., , , turns -gg a o"`',iv .00
'ith the same period of last year; they now
expected, continue to fall off, and The Bank of England Re „,), sn
~ is
_tas
7.sachaempimarpeodrtws as was
are,
how an ekcess of .onlyt-28,800- toils -being to the 30th ult. " . - There is a-decrees
,„,, stOe'
344,200 against 315,400. The deliveries for home con- character. . _... -, and the
sumptionlhave_increased to about the same extent; but lion amounting to cu,zwt,
as, anticiPated, of a fasrourfewof note° of P