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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-23
FsaHnssaE HIab0v School.

.E4IIi.. undersigned announces To the pub
\ lie. that Manual Labor School. Wi he
opened on the first Of January loi0, nt his
residence on the Edgefrd road, sew, nteem
miles above I'D. .efeld Court House, the resi-
dence being very healthy, and conveniently
situated The re"nlai0ns OF the school shal.
lie As inlows:-The students who enIer as "a
bnrrrs. will b. required t. rise before the sun,
and labor until o'clock. school will commence
half after s, and continue until twelve; nne
hour vii! he given ior recreation after which
school vii! commence and CONT; re nnul half
after ! o'clock then labor until hight. After
supper, the slll..ics will bc resumed till nine
cock The Rector binds himself to pay I'M
divided attention TO labor with III" students.
also to preserve gond order, and maintain pious
disciuIne. 4 reasonable deduction viii be
made nr labor. TIE schoas.ic year is reckoned
at e;even months. Good boarding cam be had
at the Rcc:or's I'ousr AT SIS, permon'h.
Terms of Tuiion--Speiing. Reading, Writ
ing, lri itllmc,ic. English Grammar, Gco.ra-
phy and Natural Philosophy SIG per year.
Latin ard Greek SOS per year.
Any one wishing to enter not as laborer,
Gun do so. Twelve students cari he enlc lcrtained
AT tie house, which will be the schonl house.
SOLOMON DORM, Rector,
JNO. HAMILTON, }
DANIEL BOON. Trustees
JAMES DORM.
Dec IL. 1870 b 46
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SULepdiG Cfxl.lletS.

NOWDEN * SHEARlmvc received from
S9 New York and are now opening very
large supply of superior Ingram Three Ply
Fenpiian and Brussels CARPETS Of the Ia
test style and richest patterns, all ofwhich have
bren selected with great care Persons wishing
to supply themselves with the article will do
we'll t" call Immediately. as they can now make
Il selection from one Of the largest assortments
ever offered in this city. and of new aid splen-
did patterns. Also. rich Brussels aud rulted
Hearth Rugs to match the Carpets, and superb
or Printed Baizes and Patent Floor Cloths.
Augusta. Ga. 'tov II If 42
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f.AseGelA .Iale..icaAellY

TaHlI;i Classical Department of this Inslill-
q tion will for the ensuing year. be und,
t:.n dir, ciOn OF Mr. VIM G. AIcragne, era.
duatc Of the South Caroliua College. and hi
present one of the popular teachers of thu
Greenwood Academy in AhbeviIIe District
The atiaimncnts of this gentleman in Classical
learning, his experience in the art OF teac!'lnr
and in the preparations of young gentlemen Iur
admission into College, are qualifications which
recommend him 10 the Trustees Of this lIStitIl-
ton. and cmillc him 10 the confidence and la.
runagc ofthc pubic. The Academy building
is situated i;' retired rrovc. at a covenIen' di>.
,ance from the Wage. Is surrounded by sub
stanlia fence, AMI has every advantage which
quiet retreat. shade and good water, can i'm
part The health ofrhe Fiilagc is not sIlrpass-
ed by any in the Sta'e. and the morals and in
telgenrr of lis inhablaiis. afford a guaranty
10 thr public that Tho conduct and manner Of
the pmp piis will not he prendi ed by yicions eX
ample. The exercises Of his Institution. will
commence on the first Monday in January next
4. p. BUTLER,
JOHN IIPSCOMD,
JAS. TERRY, }s
n. l.. GRIFFIN, 5
WHIT. BROOKS.
Nov. Is. 1889 AZ
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South Carolina Copper,
SHNET IRON & TIN WARE
sRR7sasfGC3Grw.

II WOULD respectfully INFORM the MGR
u chants ard planners of this State. ami all
who may please 20 give me call. that have
located at Hamburg, S. c., with view to n
permanent residence; ard engaged in the
manufacture of Copper. sheer Iron; and Tin
Ware-whch / will furnish by Wholesale or
Retail, of the bes, quality. at the lo,oest rates.
and % beng p4acea mecn" "ra mWse G1s"en IN,
tend % Roofing, Guttering. and Spoming; and
all other jobs Of e1ery description in my business
ul.ieh shat be tesH done, and on short notice.
All orders will be thankfully received and
promptly attendedto.
A superior assortment of Japanned Ware
Also, Stanp'd Plates. all sizes, just received.
a. B. CHURCH.
Hamburg, March 25 1899. tfe
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State of .0uth { aru!ina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE OHMON PLEAS.

James Harrison Attachment.
VS. Henry Evans Debt on Judgment
TENHE Plaintiff in this case, having this day
Il filed his declaration. and tn" Defendant
having no wife or Attorney known in this
State, upon whom copy oflhe same can be
served; OIL motion Of Plant:ll's Attorney. Or
dered That the said Defendant do appear and
plead TO the said declaration within n year and
day from the publication of This order, or
iudeeme will be erendrre against him pro con-
.trsso. GEO. POPE, C. c.P.
Nov. $, 1899 w&w 81 so nqe 40
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN TIE COMMON FLEAS.

Wade Speed, surviving parner)
of Watkins L. Speed, iur the Attachment,
Use OF John Watkins, III
Adoiphlls ]. Sale.
Watkins, III
w. Same. Assumpsi'.
WNHE Plaimiffs, in the above stared eases.
Il having filed their declaration in my OF
flee, on the twenty-Second day Of November,
1853, and the defendant having no wife or at.
tormey known to he in this State, upon whom
copy of the said declarations can hc served /:
therefore Ordered, that The said defendant do
appear and make his defence within year and
day from the filing of The said declarations. or
final and absolute judgments will be awarded
agains, him. o,.
Clerks Office.
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N L. w co % I'D s.

TEyHE Subscribers have .:ust received from
&. New York. Il general assortment Of
FAIL and WINTER GOODS.
consisting of Cloths, CaSsimeres, Vcs;ings.
Stocks. Cravats, Collars, Bosonls, Gloves, and
Suspcnders.
ALSO,
Hats. Umbrellas, Ready made Clothing, and
Military Trimmings. cfaN kinds.
with many other articles IN their Inc, to which
they invite their customers, and the public gcn
orally, to call and examine for themselves.
HARRINGTON & BRYAN
Merchant TdyiOrs,
Edgefielh G.. Hnnse, Oct L.. l~aD # 81
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIFLD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Allen S. Dozier, Foreign

William Marlborough. Attachment
'R'HE plaintiff having this day filed his de-
b clararon in my office, and The defendant
having no wife or attorney known To be within
the state upon whom copy could be SER
we'd with rule 10 plead. 1t is ordered that
the defendant do plead to The said decla.
ration within year and day, from this date.
or fnu. aud absolute Judgment will bc awarded
against him. GEO. POPE, {. c. P.
Clerks Office.
Nov. G,n lS39.
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FALL AND WINTER
CT ODD So

YHyITE Subscriber is now receiving from N.
n YORK, general assortment Of Seasona-
bile Staple AID Fancy DRY GOODS. viz
Black, bIur, brown and fancy coorcd
BroadclolIis,
Cassimer.., and Saincls. Kentucky Jeans,
Mkt gray AID plaid Servants Cloths,
3.4 and 6-i Circassiuns and Merinos, assorted
CO ors and qualities,
Plain aud figured BoInbazins,
White, green, red. and yellow Flannels,
7-3 and IA Apron and Furniture Chrcks,
French English, and imercan Prints,
FIJI niture do.
Plaid German Ginghams. "a new style,)
Black Gro de Rim, Gro de Swiss, and
Italian Silks,
Figured Silks.
Diapers, Irish Liners, Lawns,
Merino, Thlbe,. Plaid Silk, Picnic, Chnly,
Rohroy. and Prusian Shawls & HdkIs.
SpitaI6eld Pongee and Flag Silk Pock. do.
Dim. Cambria do.
Verona, Fancy and Madras Hdkfs
Bonnrts. Hontls, Gloves. Hosiery,
Oil Cloths. Caructing,
Baskets. Band. Boxes, Knives, Scissors, DC.
Also. quantity Of "a, IA, Sd brown SHIRT
ings. Sheetings. and Drillings, for sale
by The bale or piece. very low,
Cotton Osnaburns, Duiiil and Whitney Blan-
kets. &c. &c.
The Public are invited to call and examine
his assortment.
JOHN o. b. FORD.
Hamburg. Sept. IA. 1899 Il IS
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EdgcfScEd Village Female
AcldcHny.

YgSITE exercises OF this Instituton will be re-
y sumed on Wednesday, the first day oi
January, lS4U. Two female teachers. one Of
W .on Is from nne nfthe mos distins ushed Fe-
male Semiuares in the he u. States, will aid
:he Rector in the course OF Instruction, Which
is arranged with view to the Improvement oil
the pupils III the solid branches OF oledlcation
The Musical Department is filled by Mr. Bn-
con. whose well known fidelity in the duties of
his profession. renders any further notice of
his skill unnecessary. The advantages for i'm
parting instruction in the physical sciences.
will be greatly enlarged by the use of phio-
sopilicaI apparatus, which is expected before
rhe next year, and the delivery Of 4 course of
lectures by Gentlemen OF the Edsefcld Philo-
soplical Society. The Ieaithfuiness oftlse in
llabitants of this place ior the last nine Years.
has established it. claim TO saluhrity of ell
mate not inferior o all, town in the State.
1t is important for he Improvement of the
pupils, and the good order of The school. that
the children 10 be sent to this Institution
should commence with the year. The classes
will be more easiIy and eqm'ably formed by
such an arrangement, and their members, all
setting out together. will proceed with more
steady and even pace. The Rector can ac-
com.nodalc thirty uoardrrs, and 10 other houses.
pupils can be accommodated 70 any reasonable
extent.
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State of South Cai0iinr.
.ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMjHON PLEAS.

MARX .. AilllOHJ
vs. Attachment: Debt.
Adolphus Sale.
Drury Galloway,
vs. Attachment: Assumpsit.
Adolphus J. Sale.
Speed a. Hester.
surviving partners, Attachment:
vs. Debt.
AdolplIus J. Sale.
'J,he Plaintiffs in The above cases having wing
filed their, declarations in my Office. and the
defendant having no wife Or attorney known TO
be in this State, upon whom copy Of the dec
aration with sprc al or'ler Of the Court en-
dorsed thereon. can he g rred: therefore Or
dercd that the said Adolphs ]. Sale do appear
and make his defence. within year AMI day
from the filing of the declarations rs aforesaid,
o. final and absolute Judgment will be forth.
with given and awarded against him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, C. .c.P.
Clerks Office.
Feb IA. 1899 SB3r $40 age 3
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AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.

9ENllE subscriber. thankful for former patron
y tronase, respectfully informs his friends
and the public, that he has re'urcd To the city.
and resumed his mechanical operations as II -.
al. a; the old stand No. lGS. opposite the Eagle
and Phoenix Hotel. where mav-he 'ound la ncn
eral assortment Of ready made TIN-WARE.
COPPER, STOVES and SFlEET IRON
PIPES. cf various sizes and natterns usually
KEEP, in his market together with ara" a..
sorlmcnt of Japan. Wooden ard Willow war"
which will be- sold low for cash. Az ord r.
attended to at the shortest notice and with des-
patch.
Feeling dcsrons Of II general settlement. all
10 whom may I've indebted will please hand III
their accounts by tn" 2G'hJ nuary. and ALT
Indebted 10 me will please settle by the nhnv"
date. BENJAMIN F. CHEW.
Augusta Ga. Nov. 16 1889 43 if
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.Neap Dry Goods Store.
CmAuNCEY CHURCHILL,

NE7OULD respectfully info; m The citizens
wv OF Edgrted Disti ict, a.d the public
generally, thai he has taken The Store lately oc-
cupicd, by John y. 3. Ford, in tlambn z. > {.
and where he is now opening genera assort-
,,a,i
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NOtire.

A IL persons indebted TO the late William
IA Strom, sen deceased, are reqI estcd to
make immediate payment; and those having
nuy demands against the tate. wil render
their accounts, duly alesied, to the subscriber
within the time prescribed by law
'WM. STROM, Jun. Admir-
Dcc9. 1889 If As
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

nv TIE CUNMUN PLEdS.
Caleb Mitchell. admir- vs.
John Johnson; The same, Attachment.
vs. the same.
q. l.. Penn Co. vs John
Johnson;G. l.. &E.Penn Go. Attachments.
VS. the same, in two oiher cases :.
rBSHE plaintiffs having filed their declarations
u in my Office, and the defendant having no
wife or Attorney kl own to be within the State,
upon wl ,"m c"py can be served. Ilis order
ed that the Defendant, plead thereto within
year and u day from this publication, or the said
action will b. taken pro confesso asainst him.
George POPE, C. C. p.
Clerks Office, Edge
field. ticl 18th, 1880. { BGw $40, eaq46
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Attachment:
Debt.

State of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT
IN EQUITY.
William Wilson
Y5. Bills
VIM. Eddins and Wife, for account,
r. NJ. Tood and Wife, interpleader,
james NcCracken and &c.
Others.
ETappearing to my satisfaction that Denn;a-
IL min F. Eddins. and Elizabeth, his vile, iwo
of the Defendants in this case, reside beyond
the limits of this State On motion. ordered,
that they do appear. and i,Iead. answer or de.
mur. to Bill OF Complainant III this Case. with
in Three Months from the dale of this publlca-
ton, or The said Bill of Complaint will be taken
pro contesso as 10 them.
BENZ. Y. MARTIN, C. E. 4. D.
Commissioners Office. 40 &C.
Octob"r 30th. 1897. { $1l IS. W. W.
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CROCKERY WARES,
And great many articles too tedious to
mention.
We respectfully invite our customers, and
the public genera'Iy. to give lis a call. We can
and ,cM give them great bargains. We also
return them our sincere thanks, for the liberal
patronage bestowed oil us, up to the present
iimr-hoping for Il further continuance oI the
same. MiTCHELler& RANSOM.
Hamburg, Sept rs, 1899 # IS
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TERMS AS FOLLOWS:

sh SohhibE
For board, including food, bedding,
washing, and lights, $40 on
For mitiun in spelling. rrading wri.
ting. and Arilnetick, 90
For tie above with Geography, En-.
glish Grammar and Patsing, 90
Forthe above with Philosophy. .Natu
raj. Mental and Moral. Logicl,
Chyml@rry, Criticism. History,
Builcrs Analogy. Algebra,
Geometry, DC. &c. 10 ON
Latin, Greek. French, Italian, each, 3 on
Drawing-and Paintil g. s 90
Ornamental Needle work, 6 20
MuSick. l5'UD
Use Of Piano. s vi
Fire.woot in the Winter quarters. so
Payments. quarterly in ad"ance.
WILLIAM Il. JOHNSON, Rector.
Edgeficll C. III. Nov 6. lS''9 II 40
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n ID a'aS'E.

NdBa aSsEs
a LII persons indebted to the Estate of Robt.
Ia Watts deceased. are requested to make
immediate payments and all persous having de-
n'ands against the Estate are requested TO pc
sent them duly attested, within the time IRE.
scribed by law.
ROBT. MCCULLOUGH. Ex'r.
July lS. 1897 If "a
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" 'hSii w III uC uiSpooSo VI VII ISuooliooiS lSih'ot
yiz:-
Broadcloths Of various qualities,
Casslmeres, SattnetS. do do
Kentucky and Cotton Jeans. do
Glenrock Jeans, and Lius,ys, do
Meriios, aud Circassians. do
French, English and American Furni.
tlIrc Prints,
Bombazines, various qualities,
FanncIs, do do and colors,
Black. coored and plaid Silks,
Sewing Silks. all color, and qualities,
Patent Flax Thread do do
Spool Cotton Thread, do dn
Swiss, book. striredsand plaid Mnslins,
Apron Cilec lis, various qualities,
Shawls.a ii good assortment,
Hosiery. Gloves, Combs, d" do
Handkerchiels good assortment,
Stocks Linen BnSOmS and Collars,
Brown dressed Shirts and Drawers,
White black and colored Cambrics,
Linen, Diapers. and brown Table Cloths,
Fringe and Dinity Furniture,
Paid and striped Domestics.
Hartford, Amosking, e. Trenton Tickings.
Bleachcd and brown Shirtings,
DO SirceIings,
Ribands. Of every description,
Brass aud Whalebone Busks,
CnrSets corded skirts,
Silk and Cotton Vclvcts,
Satin Vcsings, &c.
Band.boxcs, Bonnets, Hoods,
Hats and Caps, Shoes and Boots,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04

SATURDAY. April I-Today there has been PRETTY active
demand and sales amount "a 5000 bags incu6ag
for Export Prices without alteration bat
buyers have purchased with more confidence.
Monday April iaTo days sales Of cotton amounted o s.
900 bags which exporters have taken 900 American e
market for been PRETTY veil sspped
prices without sltraon but Brs,ils Id BAR
fur Ceres Tr,ps, MsvcHssrrR, April is-Therv hss
been fair doing this week in all knds of light
or and handoom cloth, but without prove IN
value In heavy fabrics known domes thnss Se~~
price STAPLE the only favourable feature ths a~psst
men Of the trade. There has been large business doing
in Soc adapted for the India ussrks which,
has changed hands in favour of the spnnsr
The situation Of the calico hand loom painful
template These operatives compelled 10 do work fec
they paid shilling and hirtecnpence ha fpcnsy for
BseEsusS Our market hss no sympter Of i'm
during the week either In demand 10 p~eee
with the exception Of bundle Which
have met with ready sale former o~ and sssvchtsse
rates.
H,LFArwe cannot observe any alteration 60, the better
piece market; the doness ~hseh Ne me-
steady demand, without any alteration IN Price.
HEcSnOrDwiKE-Business has agsn r sIsed INTO dwsif
state much smaller quantity Of goods have been sead end
isersby low prices and what lev orders have ben ohevsd
prices low that the manufacturers prefer stanxag
still to accepting them.
HoLwrurH-We regret that haveyet TO report .ssvov-
bv the aftrade in this district No he's
kea during the month AID things are IN veiy dspcvse
condition n s not easy 70 obtain cost price fer made
have kesn made.
rIvpsssssm TO- There apparent, improvement n
e,- Continued on E'gid Pags
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04

To Mrs sWoop.
Sing me that melody
Sweetly again.
lis as in summer time,
Llfe-giving rain:
Falls it so thrillingly
Over mine ear,
Breathing fresh verdure where
All had been drear.
Sing me that simple strain.
Its woodnotes wild
Cause nae to think am
Once more child;
Roaming through wood and vale,
As fancy led,
Echo's last voice to hear
Ere eve had fled.
Sing me that melody
Sweetly again
Soft are its cadences,
Soothing its strain;
Conjuring thoughts that have
Long buried lain:
Sing me that melody
Sweetly again
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04

LvsRrooL CoTror MsRsEr. FRIpy, April ioth.-
The demand hl week has been very msderas and ays
Of the late the United States
inferior quality the market for this description heavy
prices I'd lower than Friday last the mddng qualities
also rather cheaper whilst the fair and better
without material change Brazil the Other hand scarce
and fully Id dearrr Egyptian and snrst there
ton. 1000 American have been taken speculation and
American Cor sort
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04

Life" by Harriott Pigott; The Real and the IDEAL
or Illustrations Of Travels" Mr.. Lodges Peerage
for $780,, corrected throughout to the date of the
publication from the personal communications of the
nobilty;"M De Tocqueville's Democracy in Ame-
rica;' "HawkwOod, Romance of Italy," and
" Timon, but not of Athens"
Fashions for April.
From the e London and Paris Ladies' Magazine
of Fashion,
The materials for dress at this fashionable mo-
ment, glaces silks in Shots peargrey satins
heved by embroidery OF green, red or paiiie silk,
reps, touiards pouH de Sole gros d. Afrique water
ed plain and brooches satins and crepes mousseiines;
gold and silver are much introduced in every article
of dress; silks are brooches with them, whilst Golf
fres neuds of ribbon velvet, frnges, feuiHages,
and fruits are enriched either with gold silver,
and turbans formed Of denteiie dDrgent or dor.
Many Orgdndy dresses have appeared at the Prus-
sian balls, embroidered in lame cashmere and gold;
the tunic dresses, having the rounded,
tinue in favor; the double tuite dresses also
worn; and the style of trimming being repeat
ed on each, has the effect of double trimming, and
the weight is relieved by being separate Black
continues fashionable; and besides velvet and satin
black lace dresses are worn over colored satins.
Several reding0tes of drap cachmere have recent
~ been made in Paris; the bodies and sleeves quite
tight, and ornamented with Branden60urgs; they
form pretty promenade toiiettes Trimmings of
bias are much worn on dresses; they sometimes
give the effect of redingOe, and after going round
the bottom rise up the sides the ceniure; at 9TH
er times they form five or seven waves round the
bottom of the shirt.
Gloves still worn much ornamented on the top
with lace flowers, ruckes marabOuts; some are made
to lace the arm, whilst others are so short as
scarcely to cover the wrist, showing the bracelet
of thick gold chain. Bracelets very fashionable
at this moment, and in every style of toll
iette; they made in great vcriety-cameos
peaas, coral. attaches, ornaments of the breach
kind, much used to ornament ball dresses, and
cenfne the draperies en- tabiier, sleeves and body.
Coral"cameos very pretty for this purpose
The hair is worn very low in chou, supported by
a cemb, in the centre of which the cogues ar
a-ranged-the front hair in bandeaur plated at the
ends, and neatly raised at the sde ringles also
worn; epingies are frequently introduced in the
plats. Turbans much in favor. Caps are worn
with narrow head-pieces, and very low Some very
pretty dress bonnets have been made of gauze b0u-
ionee, and ornamented with marabouts; they con-
tinue to be made small.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04


the discred which still prevails thvohsut Fraaee
considerable extent producing their natural effect,
money be safely prohtably employed in rae and
therefore Paris for
steady demand stock and advanced pric~s
without hesitation In addition to which the Of nil
sterling will thrown upon the Paris market this month";
in liquidation OF the credits granted to the Bank Of England
last and IL imagined that this OF
will raise The price ofhe French Cest Rsntss
nearly to a level with English per Cests. ~
The Of trade here might possibly lead o similar
Of England II there other chan
pes for the employment If large of the
formation Of railways and public works we'll
Securities, which have been a
gree naturazed IN market.
Money very freely offered and the rate Of discount fall
ling however English Stocks ar. still rather absndsst and
found that the
a per per interest Whilst this coatnmss
rate ofdiscount cannot very low.-Giobe
The market for American securities has material
improved by the tesor Of the intelligence received Sat
urdsy by the Great W. stern steam ship and
continue to eons principally Of purchases of New Yorh Ave
cents French II much i'm
portnce expected in these securities before the arrival OF
the British Queen.
Quarterly average weekly liabilities and assets Of the
Bank England from the 9TH OF January 10 the 3s Of March,
1890, both inclusive,
Liabilities. Assets.
Circulation, Iissis0so Securities. fqaIfae0o
Deposits, 7,TO4ooe Bullion, 49soOoo