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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-01-08
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18
uJIrIJAMsBURGH ITEMS.

g.eru Eer.-some malicious person OF perso Jus
0A'''l- 49, Il the stained glass Windows OF the
Catholic Church in seconds' on Wednesday sa
evening with stones. A reward OF $50 IS offered
for their discovery.
sourn.sEvrSrH SIT is proposed to make an
soofeet street of this thoroughfare widening 1t ~
feet on the south side.
BALL OF ENGINE Co. No This fine body Of
young men will hold their third annual ball at the
WILLIAMSBURG Garden on Monday this evening
HoccET LIGHT GUARDs.-This Company will
make their target excursion on Wednesday, the
9th, next week Among the prizes are gold
watch aud two silver cups. Their target is
beautiful piece of workmanship, it being richly
carved and guided.
RoBBFRY-The house of Mr.. Tarboz, cor South
Second and Third.sts was entered by some burg
lar at 10 o'clock On Tuesday, and robbed OF some
iewelry and money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18

~
SATURDAY. Nov. Is.
ASHEs-Are as before Sales 80 bbls at 81 and 62t
for Pearls and Pots
FLOUR AND NfEAL-In Flour the market is steady
and the supply is rather light The inquiry good for the
East and for export The sales l,000 bbls yesIer
day' rates. closing dali at 62t al 69 for and
strait State 62t az 75 for common and strait Michigan
diam and Ohio. 8l30 80; round hoop Ohio 950$5;
Gales are 100 bbls at 6t and rather heavy. Southern
descriptions quiet with moderate suppyi sales 500 bbl,
at 5G5 2 for common and strait brands The supply Of
Rye Flour is moderate sales loo bbs at 3 80, Meal is
GRAIN-Wheat is better for Genesee with good de.
mand Western is buoyant and Canadian dull aud heavy:
saes $500 bush prime enesee at $500 do mixed
Ohio, l05c $500 do Canadian G6tc Corn more active
bush 625c for Northern 64c for new Delaware zoe
for weevily Southern, and Tic for Western mixed and Jer
sey yellow Ryeis heavy with sales 5000 bush at 81 S5c
delivered Barley continues eady sales 1000 bush prime
4rowed AT 00c afou, Oats better again. and in good
demand sales Northern at d4c, and Jersey a390G!
FRONISlONS-Pork is heavy today, and the market 10
unsettled sales 500 or Goa bbs IS and 62i for Mess
and Prime, the market being entirely nominal the close.
Beef heavy with sales 200 bbs prime Mess is also
w with large quantity offering. Sales 200 or bbs
Feet Hams at s2 Lard is again rather better with sales
2Oobbls at &c and that price refused the close small
parcels command Il a8c In Butter and Cheese there Is no
change the demand is fair
GROCERlEs-The markets. heavy, and whoutclange
excepting for the better descriptions OF Moasses which
are lower Rio Coffee is selling from first hands nj II %
ltc the stock IS reduced TO 1900 bags. Sugars are in
WHlsKYls td3oc for bbls, with sales 200 or 800 bbs
Drudge at 29c, usual terms
NAVAL STORES--spin,s Turpentne has lost some of
Us late advance and dull 45c Small sales North Co
Tupenne al 10 About 500 bbls white Resin sold al 25
as . per Dbl and 400 bbls Wilmington 49, delivered
, OILS-Lnseed is steady al 8lQ82c with fair sales of
English sale OF 10000 gallons 10 arrive was made
few days ago al sec, Whale is selling 3d55c At the
East; 1o9o hhs Sperm sold at about lZ7c = gallon
oWHALEBONE-As ae of 5000 lbs Polar was made at
SEC. showing decline.
HEMP-Is dull, but without change
OIL CAkE-lo0 mns thick sold at SO So
sorhed al full prices ff' -
LEAD-A sale Of 500 pigs American was made on pri.
vate terms va r.
HIDES-The demand for Hides has exhausted tle SUD-
Ply and sales have been made 10 arrive The markets.
RAGS-We notice sale of 10 bales English Rags at ~
and &c for thirds, seconds and frsts We - ~
WOOL-Ssles this week OF 10000 Ms Fleece nj qt1 t2c
ana Seg lbs Pulled City and Country al S3aS6c for No
TALLOW-SaIes 5000 lbs at Sc cash
hAlslNo-Are better, and about 10000 packages have
o5tc Tor quarters. ~ M ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Liverpool Provision Mnrket

Tue demand FOR Beet has improved the sales are on
ice efest retail scale and holders would freely give way
Ia price 10 MAKE progress with quantity There las not
decreasing stock gives holders confidence and the market
Is nm living TO the light STOCK OF Bacon now len The
uansaohons Tor The week have been extensiye full
prices continue 10 be made and the lein first hands must
lapay disappear An arrival of Shoulders gves present
for Lard has scarcely been so animated the sales hox
are over go tuns al fully last weeks prices There has
nee ar demand for Cheese and the late arrivals move
on peiy Ieey but greater difference in price between
me and Ordinary descriptions made Than in former years
Talow Is I'd 2 cwtlower. In Lnseed Cake no Is-;snn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CoRoNERs 1NquEsT-Dr, Ball held an inquest
apon the body OF man found drowned in the
river at Baxter x Lawrence's yard, Furmanst.
on Friday morning. The deceased was o man
about five feet eight inches in hight, with black
hair and no whiskers. His dress consisted Of
dark satinet pantaloons, in the pockets OF which
was found comb with the name OF Dorsey
cut IN the handle, and dagueneotype OF female
alfred in white. He also had on two blue fan
mel shirts, pair Of blue flannel drawers and peg
geo boots The body had evidently been in the
water ioE four Or FIVE days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18

m ADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND
L vii giEFs o aef TT THiBTIE 81 GRAND CONCERT
TRlPLER HALL, or MONDAY MORNING, Nov is
PROGR ANIME.
performance in America ,..............,.. SebpnsDn
Ara-Ude rlstici. LEhsr 'Amore .DoniZs,t
''''A ''i- ''i MILE JENNY LIND 80 0eiii'
Idy1e and GaloPe for !heP5ano- Benedict
observation-disclosures afnil momento.
MILE JENNY LIND
PART Il.
alaa Laut jsr i 4mor Donzea
MILE JENNY LIND
Wedding marc-Mdsuim Dt Sig6s Dream sndsssoan
The BIRD Song MILE JENNY LIND,
lBy general desire)
Barca1ola-De Ia vita yuoi godere au0ini
Signor Beletii
The Mountaineer's Song.
MILE JENNY LIND.
The Herdsman's Song. commonly called the Echo Song
MILE JENNY LIND.
Conductor. sps so.e ENEDICT.
Full orchestra OF sixty Musicians comprising the frss
taentin the country, has been engaged.
Doors open at II o'clock: Concert to commence al Il
No Checks Will be issued.
A grand Piano from the mandatory OF Erard, ana
imported by Messrs Boardman Gray OF Albany "l Dc
used this occasion
The Prices ofTckets In the body Of the house and IN the
second circle are 8 each The front Of the first circle
S. and the remainder in that circle ST. Places may be Sc
cured at Tripler Hall, al the American Museum. a. VIM
Hall Sons Music Store in Broadway and at the pm
cpa Music Stores and Hotels. limited number Of ad'
diuonal seees has also been arranged Price s. each
Tickets for which may be o6ained at the American M T
Araug ements have been made by which chidr under
twelve years Of age may be admitted g! halt price to this
Concert.
Mademoiselle JENNY LIND will give her next, and
positively asr Concerts, in New,fork on TeEsDAT,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY Nov 49, 81 and - AFTER which
she proceeds Immediately on her Southern tour giving
three Concerts in Philadelphia the 9Th, 18th and S0h
inst.
The Bird Song Echo Song, will tby general desre)
be sung each OF the few remaining Concerts IN New
York. MO u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18
Hayre 1Torira,

toNslnce our last report of the sd inst W . have
received our advicss from the United States
ooIen IN New-fork well as in the Southern msrkets
neVe proveih position of things on his side pro.
more scuye demand, with an advance within the
tas week Of II 10 e Our transactions from "Wednesday to
Sepfising on an average 100 bales daily On
considerable sctyy here sad we in eAs1
n a sG bales ca Monday further advance Of
hands 81 very full prices. thar The Total 6e91 g.
Teaches l3i@e bsies during e pas. angh. sgas, si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18
Liverpool Freight Marker.

vessels have arrived freely, but rates are UNCHANGED
nH 0asa downward tendency IS visible 10 the Cotton
p1,s rGssengeFs are comparatively scarce and con
III a !oWer 10 New York metals are S. Sd 10
Us Us ni other weight, l2s 10 l5s fine goods 10
o. hardware rs hd 10 los; earrhenware, Is Boston
eafIhenwsre IS 10 los Phiadelpha-dead weight rs sd
10 70. rs ed hne goods, 2os hardware 2Os earIhenware
a os hamoEe-desd weight is sd to l7s6d fine goods
I've IaIuwafe 2Qs eartheuware 2s. New. Oreansodead
@eEa rs to Us I'd hne goods lis Cd hardware l5s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18
SALES BY AUCTION.

ADRIAN H. MuLlES. Aucnoneer
a II. MULLER, Aueti0neer, will sell
IA on SATURDAY., NoY III. 1850, Al u " at ths Me-,
chants Exchange, hy order o. Ike supreme Court In csr
t!uou the following yaiasbe property Belonging 10 he A.
.s:e OF Sands Reynolds, deceased. VIZ:
EighihayA ot Of Larc, with party wall on The easter
" side OF The Eghibavenue ia he center Of the block pc
tween Twenty fourth ara Tweay,Hfh-St-
THIRTEEN AMI Thirty s.s.Two lois OF LSpi running
through from Threih 70 ThrHrs, SIS 81 feet cast OF h
Eeht-aYeuue > eei width each, with three dwelling
houses stable ard wood GCGscs thereon This properly
capable Of being rented 70 great sd 4n,sge.
Thrnethst-A vacant Lct tie NoFlh side OF Third
ethst rs feet west OF Eishtarenue, . eet Wide AMI bali
The block in depth.
Any further information may he obtained Of the Aactos
eer. or oi J. r, FLANAGAN, Wall,sL where = map Of
the property NAY be MS Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18
HDARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

1D-P t. BARNUM, Manager and Proprietor, j. Greer
wood Jr. Assistant Manager, EVERY PAY and EE EN- ,;
ING THIS WEEK commencing MONDAY, NOV 10,
1850 Splendid Amusemens In the Afternoon al j, aod
every Evening at O'clock -. -
The Manager takes pleasure IN announcing sn Gp en-
gugenent with the celebrated ORIGINAL dENEhAL
Tom THUMB the most extraordinary ana interesting
Man in Miniature in The known weird ne s IL yeatS II
aye and % inches in hight The General nus eYeied ~:
over Europe and Amerca, secured me avor Vi me Sool
ty and astonished all who saw hu O5 MS Pigy HtopV
ions; after which he retired 10 private iieou1 IN s ,e
evrifenent of travel more agreeable he mas resoVeo 10
visit tlis end other Cities once more. ;s+ Tac,,re
The General viii appear IN me ma nSet ,,r 30 re-
Room during the presenting ms re-
nresentafi0n OF GREClAN STATU ARf iHiIauoh5 81
NAPOLEON and Frederick the Great IN iui! il.i.1,y %
~, lie aso enneers in a variety of other Characters ana
In the magnificent Court Dress VOTE ueloe ~. oors.r
and Mt he principal Courts of Europe also M qesai
d. Cds,ine and in Citizens Dress, IN when ne VIII
1--WE REGULATIONS NarraIe his IraYeis' &c. SIS 1C ,
In he Evening, AZ O'CLOCK me zen 1h-AL W." q St.i
10 M rarety Of pleasing Performances and appear in
ose neces enacted with such success by nm IN Europe
~ nearly seven years since the tle General ffst ap-
a.red in rnblic and his weight is precisely what Il was
p thar ,ire viz only Fifteen Pounds de Is perfectly
a. in eli his proportions, intelligent and graceful
Sond belief and smaller than any infant that ever walked
alone The magnificent! Presents jewels, SC received
from the Kings, Queens and Nobility OF Europe WIZ DC ex
bihiIed His gorgeous and unparalleled Miniature Equip
age presented by Queen Victoria, consisting OF The Small
esI Horses and Chariot in the world, attended by Elm
Coerhman and Footman. in livery, viii perambuate the
streets each day aid may be seen at intervals IN oAt Oh
Pea;des the Generals performances in the Afternoon.
there viii be other entertainments, Songs, Dances, SC and
every Evening sterling Comedy and amusing arce
To the nunlDeriess a'tracuoAs CoA1i- ~ ~ -. ,
rrns ,be addition of he ENTIRE CHINESE MUSEUM
COLLECTfoN. recently exhibited with such success at
$50 Broadway and containing over Milton clIiosues,
the Chinese people as ysitto China it.eL Here may be
seen the Emperor his Throne, the Empress amid her
Maids OF Honor the Civil and Military Mandarns Of every
rank yarous Trades and Professions, Jugglers Fortune
Tellers Priests Gc Paintings, Houses. Bridges, Fire
Arms Agricultural Implements and IN TACT everything 10
illustrate The Customs Manners, Habits and Modes OF Life
OF this peculiar People.
Admission the whole, including Museum, Pertorman.
age and old enough walk alone. III cent? Reserved
front seats IL the Parque,e and first Circle 2t csnts extra
nl82t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18

ment, showing the condition of the Banks of the
State at periods designated by the State Officers
The following exhibits the condition of the
Banks on the morning Of the both of June, and
the 2sth of Sept, The Jane report embraces re-
turns from %, and the September report from 1877
Banks and branches in this State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18

bales imports; and stock reduced to about 9!o'
bales The following were the seles elected ~ ,,.-
sos bales New Orleans ~
2,<Fl Mobile
5-t1u piard .,''.''
bl = ttayn t1S,ao
l5d - New-Oreans, 10 arrive. ...-...'''''ti
l2,4O6 bales
AsHEs-reman in The same position siguslzed in our
previous statement ard with limited demand 'e sA
being only 20 bbis New York Pots at Isl -.
BEesA Mo alteration since last report and prices
quite nominal.
CoFFEE-Our transactions have been rather limited in
consequence OF the adyices from Holland beng quite
OurseiDg Il would be impossible 10 purchase ST.
Domingo Coeeunder 6 and for 800 bags GOnGIves TO ar
rive 63f have been obtained The sales effected were
GOO aEs ST. Domingo 6if en- 31j bags Rio washed
6 10 70f , 80 Kill in bond sad is bags Java al l+i 2
30 all duty paid Noimports
LARB-RemaiHs without alteration: the sales reachr 80
bhls American at 55f p 2 30 xii, duty paid.
OILs-If we except Whale Oh. which has reached the
high price of 55f for stock arrive, e nothing has
been doing.
QuERciTRoN BARK is anguid and on the decline in con-
sequence iheayy arrivals from the States
RGCE-No demand whatever. and prices nominal.
SUGAR--TLe demand has been limited, but prices
well supported s3f duty paid for w. L. and 27f50 for
Havana and Porto Rico in bond. = 50 xii.
TALLoW remains in the position cur last
port, the inquiry being almost at q stand
WHALEBoSE-We have q regular demand, which de-
improvement in rates. the sales being $500
xii. North Western at 22f So $500 XII ditto 255 and
1900 XII Polar Bone ct 270f per 80 xii, duty paid.
Hayre Cotton Market. Oct ST.
The market Is calm and the limited The
sales ons this day until P If only 53 bales
n-Ian -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18
LEARNERS, BANK OF KENTUCKY.

IL SUBSCRIPTION to $5OO,OOO OF the CAPlTM
STOCK Of the FARMERs BANK KENTUGKYm;!T .ta
tors of The above named Bank their Agents in this ciytore
ceive Subscriptions It's Capital Stock to inc anoon' o.
$500 900 give notice that Books Tor Ihat Pi "a az
now open al the Office OF WINSLOW, LANlEh 4 ~
81 Walls where subscriptions VIII be fecet'su uHusN
Five thousand share OF 800 each authorized TO
sold at par $50 on each share mnst be paid al ms u1 %
subscribing so on the l5h day oil January ns@ iI p,
the residue subject TO call by the Board OF Directors q.
ties at the time Of subscribing may, however PSy ' N'
shares In full, If so disposed , v,,,.tx
This Bank was chartered by the Legislature Oh henasA.
last session, to supply in part the demand Lu n
capital growing out Of the wholesome business "a hs
the citizens Of the State, the present BANKING CaPD oeas
altogether Inadequate The charter Ia liberal In its ptc
vsions has thirty years to with no power reserved
the Legislature in any wise to alter or control Il I1e Cs
ital Stock is 81, 4O0, 900, Of which about S70O AZ
already been taken In Kentucky the residue excepting Ss
$5OOGO here offered, will be taken by citizens OF nS
State and elsewhere. The Bank, with several Of 10
Branches, is in operation The Mother BANK . "
Gated at Frankfort the Seat of Government The State
Kentucky Is believed 70 be mos! favorable and secGIe ~
cation for Banking Capital The exports Oh me o'ao ~
very great, consisting principally OF hemp corn Ss ac
horses mules, hogs, hale rope bagng, NC &c 70 .~.
tate which large amounts OF Exchange on tho Soun u"
North are Offering to the Banks and ,bstofbs
Banks evidence Of what this new Bank Wiil 90 -
credit and standing of her Banks equal 70 nose ~
other State In the Union their notes form an
current from Pittsburgh 10 New Orleans. ,,,..h
No Banks are better managed, their current divtdens
now being from Eight Ten per cent per analn, W.
large accumuaons Of surplus reserve funds, and ns
stocks considerably above par In the market 49,
The charters OF most If not ALL Of tho other Banks np
Western and South western States expire within ne M
twelve years. .an,. IA
The farmers Bank Of Kentucky having thirty yeG " 10
run, will have field Of circulation Of grea 'sld' :"
stockholders. ..,a.sbb
The management Of this Bank Ia in highly reSpec1''
and able hands. I,,4,srI.
equal to any other Bank in the State =, ~. ctt,;
M Hanna President Of the Bank 10Y oGo, m nS
he will be happy TO give any adaa1Ia oeinea Of he o
may be found daily for short tnef - ui' ''''0' "
designed. t .bsrtey of The Barh
Pamphle, copies ors statement NO Oct n is
u'A' Dc nA' " W1iESssLoW, LANIE;R, CO. 81 "sliA
o24lm WARD s. CO. 81 " sII-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18
Receints of Produce

Butte North Rirer Boats, Nor 1870, 800 bbls;
Floaf 50 do Whiskey III do Ashes 788 pigs Beef 2l3
do Butter $40 do Cheese; 1900 bush Oats 1900 do
Rye; 1880 do Wheat; $3.50 do Barley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18

Markets.. CINCINNATI, Nov. Is.
FLOUR closed heavy yesterday prices to-day,
IS s. BARLEY ranges from 10 10 Csc OATS, new
cnrA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

TENRIPLER HALL.-Musical Manager
IL and Director of the Establishment, Nj BOCHSA.
Thf N dRSb sf r. hS4 F
CONCERTS will be given in the above HALL on zoe
same scale of magnifcence as those brilliantly successlu
and renowned Concerts OF the famous Julien in London
and Musard and PiLodo, in Paris whose names have
spread houghout thesword as the orignaorS OF Ne"ad
These superb PROMENADE CONCERTS will take
place every THURSDAY EVENING. commencing as
the necessarily vast preparations now pending can
The SCOPE and composition of these entertainments are
of extensive and unique character sch as mas Oeeh
hitherto unknown in this country that the Manager deems
it expeden offer TO the public few words In eXpIana-
ton of their purpose
lar Music and for weekday amusemens the same as has
already been cndeavOred to accomplish for Sacred Music
a aNN te RiSHop,S St1NDAY SACRED CONCERTS
To him who looks with proper interest upon the allse
ments people being the only true index OF their al.
in civilization and OF me general happiness OF
their condition desire isunayoidabe to rescue the popu-
lar musical recreatons of the American Nation from the
rviav and ms gnifCance to which has too often hitherto
been limited. and offer something worthy OF 1t.
and in correspondence with the achievements OF ts
people In every other department OF human interest
Anxious deserve Public Patronage, and confident IN
his resources being already at the head oil THE MOST M
MENsF AND PERFECT PERMANENT ORCHESTRA IN TIE
woaLD-the Musical Manager of Tnpler Hall begs add
that in carrying out his plan, every effort will be made to
render the selection Of artists wholly from all partial
iy 10 country or individuals. The greatest EXCELLENCE
will be the only passport TO an engagement at these Con
certs and thus the most Splendid available talent VIII be
brought together and combined for the production OF great
As an illustration of what NAV be expected it may be
stated that have already been offered
Messrs. JULIEN and MUsARD, not only TO furnish manu-
script compositions, but assist in person these Con-
Mr. BALFE has been applied to for the purpose of enrich
ing them with some OF his ORIGINAL WRITINGS.
In the choice Of works be produced entire indie
peIdence will also be observedno exclusive preference
being given to any particular school or natton and while
MeDdelssohn. Kalwoda, Rossini, Donzet, Meyerbeer,
Mercadaute Cherubni; Mehul, Aqber, Herod, tiaeyy,
py1fpfl sUnllu The nDsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18

SATURDAY, Nov. 16-P. M.


In Stocks there is better feeling today and
the demand for the fancies was larger. There
was an improvement in Erie, Portsmouth, &c.
The shorts in Erie were somewhat troubled to
make their deliveries.
The market is heavy for Exchange. Sterling
is 81 010c with downward tendency. Francs
are rising at 5 III. The supply of bills is in ex'
cess of the demand
In Freights the market is dull and rates are de-
clining. Engagements of Flour at IS or under,
1000 bushels Wheat at A. Dead Weight
1920
IN Money there is no change to notice. The
supply continues abundant with little increase
in the supply ofpaper, Loans on cali are easily
negotiated at 406 " cent. First class short pa
per 507 y cent.
The London packet took $4,000 in silver, and
the Baltic about $4,000 also in silver. Ship
ments ofgod cannot be made at the present rate
of bills.
The receipts at the Office ofthc Assistant Treas
urer of this port to-day, amounted to s53,937 49,
Payments s87,442 80 Balance S3,l33,05l 10,
The amount of Coal transported on the Reading
Railroad for the week ending the 18th inst was
4e,452 tuns, Total this year 1905 tuns. Same
time last year, l,0479le tuns. On the Lehigh Ca
nal, 24,755 tuns were shipped. Total for Ethe
year, 533, 593 tuns
Some re-sales Of the Michigan Southern Rail
road Bonds were made to-day at 49, an advance
of2 y cent on the taking price.
The advices by the steamer not CONNER
ciay important. Cotton was without material
change and Breadstutfs were steady. The Lon
don Money market was easy at previous rates.
The Banker'S Magazine says:
There has been no material variation this month
from the quiet state of things which we have had
to report during the greater part OF the year. In
the Money Market, before the issue OF the dlvl-
dends the slightly increased value of money al
uded to in our last number continued to prevail.
There was an active business at the former rates,
with the turn in favor of the lender; and the ten
| dency was in some degree to resort to the Bank
| of ENGLAND at 81 % cent The brokers rates Z" at
| call were y cent Since the dividends money
has been more plentiful, and ON some days it has
| been difficult to place funds on deposit i'll LON
| bard-st. even at y cent. For tirst-cass paper
the rate OF discount may be called q TO p, with
tendency to higher rates, according to dates and
! circumstances.
The market for Consols closed at 971l, showing
an Improvement. The decline in Continental Elk
changes had produced firm market for Bullion
There had been lot of B ar Gold shipped and
unless the arrivals of Silver We're large, further
quantity must follow. Pillar Dollars still in active
demand and very few in the market