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JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office M 30 Hall Sfrrcf Ma. Iya.L :


THIS Company being authorized by act of the Legsla-
entitled An act for the benefit of the jefferson
Company" to fill up capital which was impaired bv
losses occasoned by the fire OF 10Th July 1916 and the
Board Directors of said Company having re-
solved that said capital stock be filed TO the
provisions OF said act.
Notice is hereby given in conformity with said with
the approval OF the Vice Chancellor OF the First Circuit
all the present stockholders the Company that they
CURED TO signify before the 'h day OF October
the President Secretary Of Company at their Office,
No so Wall street. in the city Of New York whether they
elect fill their stock and also in they elect IN fill
their stock the amount required at such times
and such the Board Of Directors hereafter de
eide
notice is hereby further given that the Goth day Of
October much stock shall be created and dpos
ed Of will make the original capital Of said coporston
and Tor that books Of subscription will be opened
the said office the 2st day of October and continue
open daily from to 3o'clock until the requisite
subscbedthe present stockholders to have prior right
70 such new stock The gil shares shove
and the subscriptions take effect the I'd
gay OF November next which day instalmen Of five
"os'as per share IL required ON subscriptions.
notce ~ hereby further such stockholders
erect 70 MI mp their stock by neglect shall forfeit
so 70 no. that they required the I'd day Of No
70 surrender to the sad President Secretary
sso ono their original certificates stock in lieu
20 receive new certihcres for such shares
nsy may repecuvely be entitled said
receiving pay Tor fractional parts q share,
Gro. 7. HcrE, sec'y. i'esI
D'ssd New Y0rA, August i'sh, 1885, sais sawsNa
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Cold Weather - Fail Trade - The Coming Elec-
h tons Mercantile Faiives-7he Militia Drill IL
kgli-EVep,en's Visit--Clrist Church Steepls-.
Iheatricais Markets, &c.
The weather this morning is decidedly cold.
damp and cherries, much so that winter
clothing has carried the day, summer toggery be-
ing temporarily laid aside.
The fall trade has at last commenced with o
fine prospect of an extensive business before us.
In the present financial condition of the country,
however, great caution will be used to guard
against losses.
The political canvass for the fall elections has
been opened by both parties in a rather active
manner throughout the State. In this city, how
ever nothing has been done yet in the way OF no.
minating candidates, though preparations are
making for so doing. In Baltimore county an IN
dependent democratic ticket for the Legislature
has been nominated, which will doubtless have
the effect of throwing that democratic stronghold
again into the hands of the wings. The Mayor
atty Of the city will cause spirited contest ana
both parties will have great trouble IN unitinS on
a candidate. Some OF the small Try p oinc,aIn;s
dates which would have the effect OF throwing as
much discord in the wing camp as now prevails
in that of the democracy.
Within the last few weeks an unusual number
of failures has taken place among our wholesale
dealers One house that was considerea good
for half million, has failed under the response
bty Of an endorsement OF 500, 600, and cannot
nav; more than 20 cents in the dollar. BY the way,
this Is on of the fruits Of shaving system that
has been extensively adopted among the capital
lists in Baltimore, by which endorsing is no long,
or an act of friendship, but matter of trade
When a house finds itselfin tight place, the
first thing they do is to cast around for an endors-
er, not among their friends, but among the mo-
neyed men OF the city. BY the payment of from
two to five per cent, according to the standing
of the house requiring the endorsement, the ac-
commodauon can always be had and as in
the present case, the endorsement becomes
almost fraud, when it is given for amounts
beyond the extent of the capital of the endorser
learn that some of our most eminent lawyers
declare that the recent enrolment of the militia
Of Maryland has been illegally done, and that the
ticipated parade is concerned this year. The law
requires the enrolment to take place in the month
of April, and the drill in the following Septem-
Der, and as the enrolment did not take place until
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BALTIMORE, Wednesday evening.

The weather to-day was cold and drizzly. The
Stock mark ct continued firm, and there was no
variation in the pnce of either State or city secu-
rites. The Flour trade was very dull to-day.
We perceive nothing new relative to the Santa
Fe Expedition, in the St. Louis and other West
em papers.
The PittsbWg Gazette states that il is reported
on the way bill of the Erie stage line, that the
steamer Orleans has been blown up at Erie, by
which twenty persons were killed, and great
MANY others wounded.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELEGRAPHIC.


WASHINGTON, August 26, evening
The New Orleans mail came through this after
noon, with newspapers from that city to the 10Th
inst, inclusive. No news from the army Advices
from Mexico had been received by way of Hava-
ma, conveying the same intelligence that re-
ceived at New York few days ago by the ship
Adalaida
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Died,
On Tuesday, 25th instant JAMESON Cox, in the s7th
year Of his age.
The reetves and friends Of the family invited to
attend the funeral this Thursday afternoon at four
O'Clock from his late residence No l05 Forsyth street.
without further invitation.
AT Philadelphia, the Goth instant. KrssEv ANN Ro-
siysoN, daughter Of Thomas and Kessey Ann X Brad
field, aged years.
In Pennington, Me-, Mrs. BErsrr ABnorr wife of ia
cob Abbott, Esq, aged 49, formerly OF Concord She
was the mother of five sons all of whom ministers
OF the gospel and three of them
authors.
revolutionary pensioner.
In Hillsborough, N. H., 9th, NATHAN KENDALL, Esq,
aged 90.
AT Memphis, Tenn. 9th inst. Capt. SAMUEL ALLEN. in
his Goth year He emgrated to the wilds of Michigan
in 1882 with his family and formed the town of Vstula
which is now Lower Toledo. the Maumee River.
In Providence, Sunday, 23d inst JOHN SPRINGER,
revolutionary soldier aged 81 years. formerly Of Little
Compton, r. l.
At Charlton, goth inst, Mr. NATHAN DEXTER, pension
er of the revolution aged 81.
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1872 BR DAD WAY,
COHNER OF JOHN sTREET.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES

TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
From the Evening Post
g PECIMENS OF RINGS unapproachable vERBENA
- CREAM FOR SHAVING.-Ths article univ ersally
praised by those who made a Of last took the frs,
by those who know that impossible manufacture
article equal it, 1t is sotenng to the skim fragrant the
than the old soaps All therefore. who would consult
oft.
From the New York Gazeue.-The New Sosp-We speak
from speak from the profe
knowledge Of beneacior and friend James Grant No
Ann who is ahead OF thing found
this department Of mode improve 1t only
emolient but it is something more" In Short be-
lieve il is the tct shaving soap the world
Beware Of I,stsons and observe the written signature
under the directions for of H. Ring" Prepared and
for sale, Wholesale and retail and for erporaton by
L. H. RING, Druggist,
au26 I'm. me 1872 Broadway, corner Of John street.
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Rev stock Exchanss.
Nlarrlesl.

On Thursday evening the 20th instant by the Rev
Noah Levings, Mr.. WILLIAM KSAPp Jr to Miss ELIZA
BETH Co. daughter of the late Isaac Brokaw all OF this
city.
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WARDROBE AND FURNITURE WANTED.
II AIDES AND GENTLEMEN obtain the highest
IL cash prices for all kind ofwearpg apparel furniture &c
by applying for the subscriber at No. IL Marion be-
tween broome and Spring streets. ". STOKERS.
n. B-A line through the post office otherwise will be
ctually attended au2G I'm rh
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rLATT viii sell this day. at 10 ocioci at the Apollo ss
S:s SS s. ssss1s %sa
10. Of %ass W for wIa and renal
worthy the attention Of strangers and houseseepe in the
Also an invoice pure curled hair mattresses feather
beds. paasters holsters and pillows, window shades mted
B-FOr full description of the articles morning
AS SPpJJEEyHhAp Asi'GrffEi pucLu
en-; Sa a :a% aSS
he moe o Which
Also 100 gold and silver watches comprising gold patent
Also silver anehoI 1erses lepines German silver d.
silver gilt hunting watches. nc;
Catalogues ready. aug Itsrc
WA, A BEECHER Auctloneer
Tor ssS Rss9 .s. on
Particular assgnee sales Of stock goods
au26 imr
AUCTION NOTICE AND CARD.
vHE undersigned Especially Informs hs friend. and the
epsis that having secured n. services Mr.
h III s
furniture ;od at Their own will receive IA at
scriptions of dry goods clothing &c &c. and limit Of
Mr.. JACOB gHAIsTEp having gre., f,cl,is. for the
and promissory stocks and LOANS
on An promptly
The fall trade sale of this catalogue
only will the 3D. day Of Sept hapast
M when splendid stocS Of elegant Piano Fores. will be
sold advances and storage without the
highest bidder For further particulars Courier and En-
quirer. MICHAEL ISAACSON,
Commisssn Merchant.
au22 2wsmc JACOB BREASTED, Auctoneer.
EDGAR JENKINS, AuctioDeer.
IN CHANCERY, SALE IN PARTITION OF
THE BODINE FARM,
NEAR PORT RICHMOND, STATEN ISLAND.
IA IN PURSUANCE Of deoreral order Of the Court Of
c Chaneery the above mentioned premise, will be sold
bile auction under the direction Of the subscriber
the Mansion House, the premises the day of
September next, at II o'clock in the forenoon;
The Farm about Of land having
front the river Kill Van Kull. The Mansion HOUSE
and grounds will be sold parce and the resi-
GELS OF COW enient size.
For further information, the title. &c
be made to f. KINNEY Esq, Solicitor ~ Cedar
to the undersigned
Lhogaphc maps OF the premise. will be ready I'VE days
previous the sale. PHILO T. RUGGLES,
Dated, August %, 1876. Master in Chancery.
au23 tOSeptlst
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CHEAPER THAN EVER.
rrrrr SHIT OF superfne Cloth made to order. in the
"A most and fs.hcnsbls STYLE can be procured
hlshment No "A Cathsrne street New York Every srti-
Gle the line equally lew. Call and iss ;,u uorrArr
au17 imsn sonN Mvfs~A~'
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS. &c

TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &c.
TOHN CATTNACH, Trunk Manufacturer, No. Wall
sire. t. corner Broadway has hand constant
" making good assortment of Trunks Valises, Carpet
Bags, and Satchels, wholesale aud retail
Also superior Gle Of sole leather Trunks suitable for
American European Ira, ell and Portmaneaus for the
French Male Poste.
Orders for the West Indies South America &c. filled with
despatch. au26 1msr
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WALNUT OIL MILITARY SHAVING SOAP, Depot
~ NO CouItlandt street. few doors from Broadway
Inc tue and only genuine article originally
u.s. warranted to maintain the reputation 1t has Obtained
loet french Extracts Essences and every variety
can be sold. ~ 49, e
Country Merchants Druggists Pedars and dealers in gen
erai are invited 70 examne and Judge for them selves
JOHNSON, VROOM & FOWLER
General Agents for Dr. Foord celebrated Electoral syrup
the lungs. 40 jmsr
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ROCKWELL & STONES MAMMOTH

CIRCUS.
ROCKWELL STONES CIRCUS is creating an in.
tense excitement place they visit their
.na BE GR N ss sad% s: a
KS sse sffs!%a
somPii.hed Female Equestrian, Mrs GossiN is also
pe4m aS sR INST az H
Cooksyie 2ath Hamon goth at 10 Mile Creek; slst
81 II hosp "a MsiHa
s se al @ E & sa and a. = R0es
ing the great National Fair Cattle Show au25 Sire
HOWES CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS.
S a f
Loekport 2sh and 10Th; Albion sist Beava september
the IsRoy @ ad
9Th at Canandsigus the 10th; at Palmyra the ilth
5 18th and h during the great lyric State FAIR
The Largest Estabshment ever Organized in the United
csTrsx-. sonysy psIfoImsI: EsI!os.s musicians:
a s has . 'a % i a f% .s e.
Age recently MxA sI5.ssa if %A fif MAoARrE
being chqste and classic her and address
ence render this sied and Ehy.educasd artis the lead
ing feature S The arena II Thu; country The
speetive newspapers extraordinary daring feas
M ESwHs Rfs i;f
de s as ss hs sa
as .s 81 n. y .se1 s%s
'hs "hSf r.
n their eissan. Gymna.tc Posture. and Groupns, MI
Sweet as the Charoteer Of Phebus Posurng and Gym!
Soonca and brilliant Act Of 'H Fanes Of M
gSf With sss
The whole comprising the leading. most talented and
per95Tsfs = hs ySg New York Mammoth crcu.
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A CARD.
CHATHAM THEATRE.-Mrs. Flynn begs to inform her
~ friends that her benefit will take place Friday next
August 2ath when bill of extraordinary attraction will be
presented Mr.. II. E. Stevens late manager of this
establishment, will appear In popular drama MIR Thomas
Flynn and several other New York voss have
their services. au272t.m
HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE. BALTIMORE-
I AIDES AND GENTLEMEN DESTROYS of engaging for
~ The ensuing season at the above establis hment will
please apply by letter, addressed TO
F. II. MARSHALL, Philadelphia
Lessee Of the Walnut and Holiday Street Theatres.
au16 lwpbz - -
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WANTED.

A SITUATION as Salesman or Book-keeper in a Whele-
"A sale Grocery General Commission House, by a
Young Man from Charleston, c., who has had FIVE years
experience wholesale and general commission
merchant and ten years. in the purchase and sale
OF cotton Western produce and groceries generally
which with his the merchants of South
Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia would make his
vices Of value such house The best of references
will be given.
Address A. B., At this Office au22 6tsr
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A TLANTIC GARDEN Is NOW OPEN fOR TIE
"A SEASON-Dodworth's Comet Band will perform every
Tuesday and Friday evenings, commencing Juas rad, AZ
mys imsre WILLIAM ALLISON, Proprietor.
MONTEVERDE'S BILLIARD AND BOWLING
SALOON


IN mean Hotell New York The Subscriber would re-
specially inform his friends aud this public in general that
he has four good Billiard Tables be found in the
city all kept complete order As hese tables
apartments the proprietor thinks will be select
and agreeable gentlemen visiting his house, private par
be furnished with aprvate and apron for his especial
and the best in the city Any gentlemen wishing the
billiard exclusive themselves the bowling alleys,
have tn. by applying the bar Also Bowling
Alleys, which always kept first rate order, with the
best Of attendance.
Lunch day IL o'clock Tuesdays and Saturdays
Fish Clam Chowder
During the season the choicest Oysters such Shews
bury, Chinkarora, Mill Pond Cold Spring and Massachu
Bay Gentlemen calling for the above oysters al
have them the they depend
having the above His Bar is well stocked with
Wines and Liquors and Segars ofthe best quail
ty Also Cherry Coolers Mint Juleps and Punches made IN
a manner not to be surpassed. .
- Gentlemen will please TO communicate at the Bar,
""' N'' FRANCIS MONTENEGRO,
No. 5 Barclay street.
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AMUsEMENTD, &C.

DARK THEATRE--Mr. Collins re.engaged for nights
only-ThuIsday Evening, August 9th, will be perform.
ed the drama Of BORN TO GOOD LUCK-Paudeen O'Raf
ierty, Mr. Collins; Count Mslf Mr. Fisher; Ruo, Suher-
After which, HOW TO PAY THE RENT-Morgan Rat
tier, Mr. Consi Mrs. Conscience, Mrs VerI
To conclude with the IRISH POsT-Terence OGrady.
MI, collins; Mrs Capsicomb, Mrs Dyott.
mence at kalEpast7 O'clock Boxes 81 Pit SO cents Gal
lery Is cents.
BENEFIT OF MIR. WALCOT
QOWERY THEATRE.-Thursday Ey ening August 27th
~ will be performed the opera Of BROTHER AND Sis.
After which RICHARD III TO KILL-Richard Mr. Wal.
COT; Duke OF Buckingham Chanfrau; Lady Booth
To commence with HoBOKEN-Beau Ernest Waicot;
Frank Mr. Neae; Fanny Elton, Mrs Jordan; Mrs
Doors open at o'clock curtain will rise al hall past
Dress Circle 50 cents; Upper Boxes IS Pit and
~, l2x cents.
r. GREENWICH JTHEATRE-Cor Varck aud Chart
ton streets-This Eyenng August 2ath, will be per
Miss Julia Drake Jonathan Wild Mr. Freer; Blueskin
Stevens; Mrs Sheppard, Miss Crau.ord.
Previous to which, Observation-Disclosures, II Chapman;
ceEs DsISs Mr. rf ", L S Wss ;Kfansdy
the Second, Mr. Freer; Sampson Tybbe MIR ii Chapman;
Rosabee, Miss Crawford; Flora Mrs Mcneil.
Boxes, % cents; PIT i2 Doors open 7perfor-
nance TO commence At hali-pastI o'clock
CASTLE GARDEN, with It's extensive Promenades, rs
open day and evening Thursday Evening August 9Th
the entertainment will include good selection Of Music
from Rossin Strauss Mozart j. Labzky Douizetti He
rod, JOS Lanner, HeIzog, Verroust and Kufner which
VIII be performed by the Orchestra, under the direction
" Intermission of half hour for refreshments
and TO view the beautiful range Of COSMORAMAS,
extending around the whole Of the Esplanade which will
cellent opportunity to examine these beautiful Views Ad
mission during the day and evening lax
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kx FOR LlVERPOOL-New Lne-Regular Packet
& Of 2M Sept-The superior fast sailing packet ship
.9UEEN OF THE WEST, Capt; Philip Wood
freight Q, passage having .psndd large and esmfor
woOpHpLE MiNTuRN 81 South street.
The packet ship Rochester, 800 burhen will succeed
October. an34 me
SHIP s0UTHERNER from LIvERPOOL-Consigne
VIII please send their permits board foot Dover street
public store Woodruff X MINTURN,
au1ozc n South street.
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rPrivate entrance at the Hall door.

MILE PAULINE DEsJARDINs would respectfully
Il inform her pupils &C. thst she has returned from Sa
rsoga Springs (where she had the honor of the
Redowa Waltz, which she had just received from Paris
and that prepared her lessons all the
fashionable dances her residence, No "a Leonard
street west side of Broadway au2 Nv rrc
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NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY LINE.

FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT,
From the pier the foot of Courtlandt street
The low-pessure steamboat EMPIRE, Captain B. Macy,
Issves foot OF Courlandt street, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings al o'clock 80
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt. VIM. H. Peek, will
leave on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, at
O'Clock.
Pssenge taking these Boats will arrive in time % take
the Morning Train Of Cars from Troy Buffalo, and
north Saratoga, Whitehall and Lake Champlain:
For Passage Freight apply on board or at the Once On
the wharf.
No freight taken after 5K o'clock.
NOTICE-All goods freight, bank bills, specie, Or any
other kind property. positively the owners risk j2R
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CHOW DED GARDENS
IMMENSE ATTRACTION.
TWO COMlG<RANTOMIMES.
GABRIEL RAVEL.
RAVEL F.4 MILY.
NIBLOS GARDEN-Thursday Eyering Aug 27th the
IN performances will begin with favorr Overture
To be followed by the CONJUROR'S GIFT or the MA
GIG PILLs-Coorao Gabriel Rayel Poltrano Leon Rayel
. The whole TO conclude with NJ. DECHALUAlEAU-
Roqunei Gabriel Ravel; Nj. Dechalumeau Jerome Rave
Doors open at O'Clock; entertainments bsg. O'Clock
Tickets so
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FARE REDUCED.
a~ ~ FOR NEW HAyEN-FassaEe reduced
to New Haven to 81 to Hartford, q "a
sl|-- ~ sPIiqsfsld r. IS The splendid and IA,
Slip E. r., every morning, Sundays excepted o'clock
and the Steamboat HERO Capt. r. Peck, every Tuesday
noon AZ O'Clock. au6 1misfh
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kf6 UNION LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER
ME4t POOL.-Packet of the 30th August-The splendid
and fast sailing packet ship EslPlkt 700 tons
sul, day The accommodations of this elegant packet
cabin second cabin and unequaed
by any ship in port all Of which will be tsken at reduced
Those wishing TO secure berhs should make mme-
date application board, pier No North river,
w. K J. y. TAPSCOTT,
au17r &c South street, I'd door below Burng slip.
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SER UNION LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER
&24N POOL,-Packet of the I'd september.The .plen
did aud fast sailing packet ship ST. GEORGE, 1000
tons bnhen, Capt w O. Ferris will sail on Thursday, Sep
TENDER Sd regular day The accommodations cabin
second cabin and steeage passengers is we'll known
equal those Of any other line Of packets and their
capacity renders them comfo able aud
venent Those wishing berhs should make early
application on board, at pier No North river OF 70
w. X j. T. TAPSCOTT,
su2'r 86 South st. I'd door below Burng slip.
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TO PROPRIETORS OF CIRCUSES OR
MENACEPJEC

FINE BOOTS, FOR So so,
- City made, and are equal to those sold in other
for S. Fine French Cali Dress Boots for 81 So equa
to the best made and sold in this city Sc or ST. AL
~ Boots warranted to give satisfaction.
YOUNG JONES, No. Ann street,
Near the American Museum.
Quick sales and small profits is motto.-4 Ann
m
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OF the susp vnaions In this State the White Plains and
The Fsrmsrs uu Drovsrs' Bank Of Busie were estab.
Nshsd under the Free Banking Law, and their bills are
therefore partly sSsursd by the deposit OF stocks and
bonds and mortgagNs with the Comptroller. We say
partly secured because foreclosure Of the mortgages
and forced sale of the State stocks would not net pro-
ceeds sufficient to redeem the notes in full The Lewis
County Bank 10 one Of the Safety Fund clique and the
value OF ta bills of course lass than either Of the 9TH
or two n the Copkroer has no other security for their
redemption than the Safety Fund gives which at present
amounts to nothing at ALL The demand upon this fund
for previous suspensions 10 large that It's receipts lot
the next ten years will hardly suffice to meet the claims
Holders Of the bills Of the Lewis County Bank should
therefore get rid Of them in way soon a. posi-
ble This bank failed in ls42 but was galvanized in ls43
Advices from New Orleans to the 18th instant state
th.N several failures have taken place, and in
the present cramped condition of the money market,
it e Only surprsng that few stoppages have actually
occurred The coursewhich the banks have pursued in
steadily refusing any discounts has forced borrowers
into the market whore they compelled to submit to
the most oneroNs rates for accommodations ranging from
II to a Der cent per month is out Of the question
that such state of things continue much longer
without seriousy compromising the solvency Of the er
camille community and we sincerely trust that the
moneysd institutions will perceive tho propriety Of i'm.
mediasly adopting some remedy this unfortunate
dition Of affairs.
We annex statement showing tho movement In tho
leading departments Of the banking business Of each
bank in the State Of Connecticut in April 1885, compar
I'd with the corresponding period in s4s will be Oh.
wed that the circulation and discounts have increased
with, y the year in about the same proportion =
n vxs or CoNNEcrrcuT, APRIL, 1915 AND 1875.