The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-27


Since the sailing of the Argo business in the gold mar
ket has not been Of any amount The price Of gold has
Ovens has been given and New South Wales E3 l6s 3D.
Of the latter very little Offering.
5000 Of gold dust The country that district
quite flooded, and the greatest difficulty expe-
by the escort from the Ovens fordng the river
with this large amount of money too much praise can
not Re bestowed on Captain Stephens and his party
From our own mines the news is more cheering From
the Turon sic diggiDgs spoken Of at adsny
At Tambaroora the yield continue, good the seventh
of the month approaches parties the to avoid
payn the license Fee The western escort brought in to-
day l 500 ounces
ihaye before despatch Of the Governor of Victoria
to his Excelency the Governor General relative to the
suggsstt repeal Of the gold license Fec which he entirely
disspproves the ground that the in Of the
colonies blended the legislation Of the ought OF
to be such IS directly to inju!s the other This Is pru
sought to place Port Philip at disadvantage it would
not be defensibe What is wanted is the remission of
tax that aIdy destroying our gold mining INTEREST,"
and why fortunate neghbor should interfere to pre-
vent it IL tina be accounted fr unless the in
creased wealth has rendered them avaricious Eight hun
dred thousand pounds doubt good thing but they
hardly hope for such self denial in that should
destroy our gold fields to support it. Had acted
promptly, and this Objectionable act been long ago
peaec they would not have had such sterling inducsmsn
to lay their humble complaints before his Ex,sency
However must not be sacrificed to such nter
What will be the result of the Cola Committeee nves
LEGATIONS yet in they seem to have oozed
period Of agitation But they should themselves
and remember that starving hope-oesring in
mind more friends the other reported
have determined in this to legilate for them
giving peaceable community the least provocaton
the YET b.
posed desirable that these should be driven
district abounds with gold which the unshAckled snsr
JOHN GODFREY COHEN,
August 10, 1858. Auctionser and Bullion Broker.
MELBOURNE, Aug. 26-Gold is still quoted at f3 IFS 3d.
SYDNEY PRODUCE CIRCULAR.
There wn brisk and animated demaad for both wool
and taow at Thus days sale and prices very salts
factory Mesrrs. Berry Hollis WOOL the Burnett
district realized ed per lb, and other lots, according
to quality. in proportion proper
FRns.i1s-To Lona' n, wool I'd = I'd per 10; hides,
EOS 2ss or tom tailow Sos ass 40 oil IS 81 los
do gold "a per cent by sailing vessels 4 per steamer.
ExCHANGE-On London bsnk drafts ~ per cent prem
private bills (wtn produce hypo hscats par If drawn
Prices CuKRksI-wools superior clips, Is. Cd Is lod
TAlow-beef ESQ f3S los mutton f40 q ELS, station
'' - - 49, THOMAS 5. MORT, Broker
BRRADsTUFFs.
T. Parker Il Co g Mls-There has been no alteration
in the price OF -four since last weeks report which was
follows Fine -four i25 per ton: seconds, f23; wheat
los Cd per bushel; BRAN IS. Cd per bushsl Furlong
colonial wheat BY the roads during week which
disposed of at los per bushsl Fine flour selling At SIS
Bnern~Mr wilkes prices remain the anne a. last
reported which were Cabin, 36s per cwt pilot, 3os;
and ship 2os.
E1DNEY. August ~, U5S-l ported Tor the Mel
bourne Argus 1.-The spring trade which will mmencs
in few weeks will nvgorate present state OF things
and it does not require any great reaction to put us all
in high spirits again.
Mt ney matters easy although the high rate of
change and extreme price for he small quantity of gold
which into the market render remit snces home
expensive and difficult
Brand, has somewhat auctuated during the week. It
ia ked Of at time at Us 3d. Marss) but heard
Of fae At that figure day it cannot be quoted
der 1885, to 13s. Cd.
Other spirits without change.
Tea and sugar in good demand; gotd skins realise
guineas; Gorgeous 95s
The tobacco market is very dull and heavy, and prices
somewhat down. The pit keeps cigars
former rates. although the Au sr and German i'm
porta;i'ns getting into favor.
On general invoices there II q decided decine and
hardware and drapery see RELY pay.
Colt is quotedVictoria, 18s. to ISs. Cd; New South
Wales 14s Cd to 76s.
BENDIGo COMMERCIAL REPORT.
AUG. % during the past week unusual mum.
Der Of stores have been sold at auction which, combined
with the reduced lumber OF dggers Ia OF
the rushes to Jones' Creek the Gouburn had the
effect of reducing the prices.
Hor have been in great demand and since last
report have sold 1913 and former prices have been
fully maintained Sheep high, and in great demand.
Nearly all the parties have returned from Jones' Creek
and few from tse Goulburn who report 1t failure.
number Of large nugge have been brought in for sale
this week. all from the old gules OF the Bsndiyo
Gold, s3 los Cd. per OF. l. MACPHERSON & co.
PASSENGERS.
James Campbell Of Ohio; Capt yves Of Mass; Fa
viii Of VI Dir John gton, of In diana; Welsh, Of
VI Peter Fries Waldo dams Of Msss; Henry Viii
ting. DO; Gilman Of wis John,t1n, do; Fay
Perry. Hugh Perry, Mrs Bailey Captains and child
and 10 in steerage