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RoHEERr or THE UETrp SFAEEs nAIL.-The activity and
vigilance which characterize The present management az
the Pos. 0ce Department have almost become provegta
We have already noticed ae and punishment Of
ma robbers in yRrioas portions Of the Union The OE-
dsnsburE IN. ~ Republican says,
aSundry robberes Of the through mail between Ogdens
burg and New York city having occurred between the h
day of February and the 10th Of the month CORES
pondence took place between the osAgs ia this village
and the postmaster in Neg N1rk Suspicious were al asf
centred upor samuel Lame and William Dodge two yuyv
who MAJ been employed drivers 81 tie mail stage
between this village and peka aud between Gouyernenr
and Dekalb
These suspicious communicated To Colonel Henry
Barber, United States deputy marshal who immediately
started for this place and with the assistance Of guide
proceeded to house Of III fame in the outskirts Of The VII
iage 70 arrest the persons upon whom suspicion rested
on his way thither his guide pointed n the uai-
yduaE coming 70 the village whom se. fsarbeT al once
nahbcd hGndcufsd and sert % lookup be then ur-
ceeded r e .Suae, where il supposed the Other
ceEsetae was stopping, and found him bed Hs also
was ARRESTED and confined in The lookup separate cell
that neither supposed know u the others arrest
This was on Monday night March s
Az examination o. the prisoners clearenss the n4x1
day Witnesses were made cf gaeGry grs n the neg-
hOrhoOd Of their arrest ana light continued 70 burst
uPop the NJ er az oae ~ ihe prisoners made some aamis-
song and gays the locality " parcel and mail matte,
secrried ia hArn IN this village This being found
nearly 81 doubts u the guilt 81 Lame disappeared still
the examination of both Hodge and Lane was continued
day and evening before Charles G.. Myers esa waited
States circuit cour; commissioner
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NorEL SYSTEM RASKrss.Tbs bank bin passed bv The
organisation 81 bank contains some strange pro-
sozs n direct yalEtiah q an legitimate banking a We
t9-rA ir1m Zoe Teto u the governor. He aRys,
The bank authorized receive on eposte money bull
non, plate, nnd ether rrtiscr rnlas a Fao " up1D
suc terms may b. agreed on between the partas and b
hAnk has right = discount paper q the extent al vs f
r. Gfasat " ths saEal gck a.
aTensf 81 a. assles Thus the hank would seen. "a h. l
determine hat are valuable ARTICLES other than rouy
4al Ana pate, provided thry b y small bulk and also
'arr value, without reference their immediate oanr-s
Wy INTO money, and might disn0urt T. II nrprt 1900 =
lhres umes sueh rss-me- yase Nssa! a. tlrs tsa -
siss q tht uKFtsi stock and othsr depoes il - ~ !
hhAnnis c what kind N security i furnished 90 80 ~
aeuPttns ~ the pHperg The security N isua. rat;, ~
- right = ent large iss1e X paper utr r n,
q legislation" " - n's'-1a
w neHosr5 we're very indignant tie EcVeru1 a. Il,
exercise - Tstc p0vsr, sHd although they dad NJ,
~ Qua reTeiutof they work and put tiesr rs.
measure hrOugh, IN dsfHncs % Al obsctons We s.e :,
aea thAt tse friends - sound banking the owners q d.
a, sias bank, Wih decline rer sHHizs under tn Ba
law ai,i-ors lSan.
wat r1asoting citizen We would ash regards such
go = 'hAi here PROPOSED = organised As eber sast
asessAarv Dor g. wsI.a tas interests of labzr Il
F''sS.'a ~ such eaaoru Ia the event ~ hiov up
Aha u Shzi case oDud hs exercise * The veto y ors
JahAei' 4 fusion legislature however orerrules dem,
o'Has executive and bsfu rrojr, i started into lise
" a'irie - suppose q the great iasas q shousr
nv AueriennR can govern America
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NUrICE heresy siyea ha4ir. 8cks d Cnisd
~ described ai9ing VI 81 9anna tas
parpe~s egasasang purchases ~ therein
notce " proposed
e., said socks sdsFed
ccsse grsor hrs aas " JsEs Dert
rsxAsuHr DKr.zrsH~r.
Jssaary q lass.
Nssrs hereby sivea hsacrs u ne ossae
parfnent prepared
asr@af and Lisa day u
9oriross agursgss
81 500 gfo aaa the hersinassr
.
ANY es5sngeDs cos9riion, stated.
pw~s.pcs in
nzy offered fhs eera9eal~s b. E~tsa
pari~s
~iE be csaslaesara " iaa"Ss~x
\ The sgesasd sa ssca c1fslncas
in@ stock ~ Ire aasscvx~a aEf ~
VI
~ Inc fse 3i De-
a-f 81 ~ the sshgsrz@a
toe es zns Sast
D~rszas ST znd ms ass sss Jses i-e II 70 eyat
s~S ssc& is& sha
a~sm~hs &c ne x g Leerser, ~ tcess esss 1es fsEan
iaAsassxY. y
sfIsrasgy.
lsS u tos fs.ss.F, ~tih sbs
&a"~snee snr reach NJ sssassssa
10 ,daspsse-
Pxym~st " fr~asm-F n
B~s~n 49, h~ss
n y ~ aarseG
rHf Ne cefnscaas suslsd sst ~ ssss nase~
49, rrs.~sy 80 - s"ss ~
'S - - LANES cUrBxE
ne frrasarY
s~s--aJpssa INA ans sIsfl
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THREE vALrAsIE HORSES at AucrtO~-Or -s,srd.s
y~inx shaH ssa - fsenf y
fenn~sassnss
sre-s sns
rss SEEKING sr-i sasssu' s.scs
3 istxL
Terus e..h- &hkts a -foiNs
NsrrA 2l-seak& AsEues~wfs
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HIGHLY nPoRrAEs FROM CHIsA.--Extract Of letter
dater Capiou January u:
The enlistment Of Americans in the imperia! service
put stop by the United States commissioner Mr.
Mclne who announced his intention Of inictng pun
shrnent Of three Imprisonment and fine Of ST 900
Chinese government In the early part Of December the
American and English ministers 20 Canton
oompauied by powerful feet Of nen-owar Their al
temps negotiate With the imperial authorities
successful
"Ou the 30fh Of December desperate attack was made
on a number of trading junks yiag at Mharnpoa by a
large feet Of rebel boats and raca vessels from outside
The jnnks under convoy OF few iuerast vessels
which by in sufficient force make eff
fectna resistance The tight however unusually Oh
stnate and the junks being IN the midst Of the foreign
shppnr where they supposed probably q be il CON.
paratve safety, great nunlwT Il foEega vessels nca-
ding Inen-ofwar Ws-e struck during the action and
eral casualties occurred board American and English
ships Not the least interference attempted by either
the American English forces The affair ended with the
capture and plumber Of the unks and murder Of all On
board except the and children, who Tas carried
off
a0n the following Jay the piratiea boats pundered
from alongside American vessels several chop boats laden
with cargoes for said vessels They returned
day upon representation from Captain Abbot they
American property The pirafica az rebel forces
bold fort in Benhem Road and nave large number 81
foreign sailors with t,sn who joined the rebel service a
eavilg the Imperial upon Mr. Mcanss decree These
sailors head all the attacks and give different tone to
the fighting from that Of two months The Chinese
authorities have made strong representations 70 the for
elgn ministers OF the apparent injustice IN not preventing
those from fighting against the imperalists after 50
promptly fDrbiaaing Them TO take service with them.
At meeting the % instant the American residents
expressed unanimously their regret that Capt Abbot
thought il his duty TO interfere ST Whampoa when
their apprehensnns for the future arising from the views
expressed BY Capt Abbot
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CARLISLE, (Pa,,3 March 21.J. Ellis Bonhan chairman
Of the democratic State central committee died last evening
cf congestion Of the lungs He about thirty years old
Mr.. Bonham in Washington few DAYS ago, appar-
entity IN the enjoyaaai sf excellent health
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ALRAsY, March eo.-The steamer Oregon, from Se'
YORK, arrived here this morning, having worked Der wa
through the ice without serious officially.
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Sentence ~ Paris, ske Murderer.

GIsoISSATI March lsThe motion for a trial II the
of Parks overruled He has been sentenced 10 be
hung ON the first Friday in june.
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SEw YoRK, March 2AIs h understood here that TO-DAY
Governor Clark via send to the legislature message RECON-
nsndns .Ae imposition of tolls upon railroad freight Cor the
benefit of the canals.
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BurFALo, March lsThe trial OF The lrshras Niagara
c. W, for the murder 81 WenPle several weeks since da
ring the the Baao and Braztfsrd railroad has
suited in their scquitt The iu3ss charge 10 the jury
Saturday bore strongly against the prisoners bat i
dsrstood that verdict very readily would be rendered in
favor Of the prisoners
On Saturday freight train passed tbs suspension
h-iSge Lewiston weighing three hundred TONS aud
inches
The weather here has been pleasant for day
bur tonight heavy in Ice very thick
and abundant in the lake
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BY TELEG r APH.


HALIFAX, March I9.-The steamer Canada arrived here
at O'Clock this morning, and ef Sr Liverpool again at
O'Clock
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NEw YoaK March 2o.-CsssOn rs unchanged, with Inn
tied business prsvioas Flour du with decn-
ing tendencyssss az 600 bb southern Is r-sales
500 hts upward and frrn-saes Of $50 bases
santhsrn white at s. 80 50 is Corn rife higher
SAFES Of IL bushels mixed IS white
" cents yellow se1 ~ Besfis unchanged with
moderate demand previous Pork upward, and
prices are tribe higher. Lard unchanged whiskey
heavy.
BALTIMORE March s0-Flogr i nominal At yesterday
rates no sales reported wheatsses OF 900 bushels
red al s. 10 81 Il; white, s. Is s. o. The latter
price highest ponf which wheat has reached IN this
market for wears Cornreeepts 81 80, ooQ bushels
ssss whate &C - cents; yellow NJ - -
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caRgszs SALOON.
TuuRsDar EvzsrrS, March
Mr. RosEKT HELLER
me plsasure announcing frieuds "
uaslrict tsss. sslezskon VI ths hornu-r,
he hss dsisfnasea giving
ONE NogE soFREE
vrcsiaas carrying has pasns vita
Csrmss sasaa Ut shs
PIANO FORTE, SECOND SIGHT, AND MECHANICAL
ILLUSION.
being Il ms
friends.
Fsuhss pa tseeiars hrresfAsr MAJ Fla
Ry SCOTT,
fioUsEBo1D AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT srcTI0S.-
III rssrrass, ED 10 o'csock. shall
-si a assfisisr spus-x~~pag
it and sts~~ Hpstn NO sc1
e-Beua H~sortnrus offsFuttsEss
Ensagary -adss, yrrsr nsd rockrss fAns.s
EnHrbete es"v~ tseb
"a sss~g B.a card tgsAes
Iv Frsser eesws~ss-. 5s~~-snx ard wfrxv 4iss-~s
g.iecs. sre ~ves eesiss, ~s~ksf~rss
ssne serss, ecsss-s, " sss
Csn ss-s -.s csses~rY~s-r s-sos Pseaeh
gald- aana snd en- AID c0n-e
Cusssss ssr pss~r b-assesae, -arars~-
f-rde.s e~ss sne sedding
Ma sna swwcs ~arsrr~s~s
wuas so~ss
~. insrain. ard esrg~s
A.urth rugs pa-sHs. ssicipzh. Nne Nssfaag
Caattng rsaiatox, sDd ethss -aSx~s
ALSO
Large ma1s ossss sre~ ~h,eh
T~rus ~ sss q a@s saarf 49, cash asseS - 3
sna uoniss ~ n1.ss s@nssoia7 rno-4 ssse~s snr~
esKxs scorT,
sasse ss-a ssssess-s.-
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AHE IAKAsuAT BIN cverrssrt ara nov
b1say eng1gsd IA ts n=cesxzy preliminary priar
commencing On the eKteas0a ~ the IroNsary Banx The
washington Watts works. xln give enpey very
e Haher q orc&Aics and 4boFing duriag tie ne1t
nine m0ntks
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= ~ ~
Aseuess~rs
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WILD DUcxs.TSe Potomac yesterday HserAly Gov
cred with myrAds q wild ducks and hardly necessary
add that sporsmen eagerly av1ed themselves o s
Hytng harvest.
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Lffh1I % TIA CALIFORNIA FATLUKEs - Nav Y0kK-
TIM California failures produced ne eject n New York
STOCKS grnerAly advanced from 70 per oeut Private
advises lead y the belief that all houses win resume
ry eHi r. nv WEEKS The Northern Lghf lsAys
e As~ lofk kxprss 81 Monday communicated xlsh The
shore a. zoeoek Ia night and some spec1lat0rs here
goi ha'a . Der ne~s and th morning oAsd IN stocks
eKiensFrs cAlculHtng upon large decline but whrn The
board Het AL slocks advanced and he srsculaars Who
operated ior decline lost $50 O00 The news did not
EeHsFAF uAnspirs CT nearly II O'Clock Mooaay
ing
IA REMOVAL 60 JEDsE LoEzKgs--The oommitet 81 the
Massachusetts Legislature on the petition for the removal n
Juage Lorng arr divided IN opinion The ori report
IN iAFor q removal which signed By four members
minority report signed by members has been sub
miId against the removal The other member Of the con-
IHifiee aa not sign he minority report bat he against
the removal
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AnoRg the distinguished strangers nov IA our city arc
HSA Charles Brown and Cen P2tersou o. Philadelphia
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CENSUS KASsAs--A complete enumeration Of the
voting population in Kansas has been obtained It seems
contain 305s ssoors which divided into
election districts.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-04-26

WHEAT GaowING IN CArFoRXIA,-
The annual report of the Surveyor Gen,
eral of California, shows that last ycai
there were l35,024 acres of land in that
State planted in wheat, of which the yield
was. on an average, 958 Is bushels to
the acre, or an average crop of 3, ,439, 533
bushels Tue average yield per acre is
not so large as was previously calculated
upon, and rather shows that great deal
Of exaggcration has characterized the
statements respecting the wheat product
of the State. The yield per acre ranges
from 10 bushels in Tulare county, to so
bushels in Santa Cruz--the average be.
ing as above. .......
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Leather! Leather

A, P. Osborn, Portsmouth, has just re.
turned from the Eastern markets with the
largest and most superb stock of leather,
such as CalfSkins, French and American,
Sole and Upper leather, Moroccos of all
kinds and colors. Shoe findings, Of every
description, which are offered at prices a
little lower than have yet been sold for in
the western country. Those wishing a
good article had better call on him before
purchasing elsewhere. Those that wish
to see Il specimen of his stock can do so
by calling at this Office and see one Of TIE
most beautiful French Calf Skins that las
ever been in these parts; Mr.. Osborn will
accept our best wishes for this token of re-
sTe,t towards ourselves. See his adycr-
tiscmentin to-day's paper.
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-b%~At-

lLFWe. are requested by the Commit.
Tee appointed to prosecute the suit pen.
ding between the lliIsboro' g. Marietta
Railroad Companies, that they desire the
subscriptions which were made to defray
the expenses OF said suit, 10 bo paid in
as early oS practicable, to Hon. J. r.
EMRIE; and that such other subscriptions
should be made by those friendly to the
success Of the suit as will enable the
Committee 10 pursue the duty assigned
them with all possible vigor. We are
also authorized TO state that the Commit.
tee are progressing as rapidly as possible
in the preparation for speedy trial OF
the important controversy. -HHsbOro'
Gazette. ......... ...r..
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OA5G290l1 94AglDAADa TT7 rs ~ TIT rs


@'"' AN"h' Hp'h - th IS
The steamer George Law arrived this
morning from California, with dates to
the 3lNt ul'. She had 372 passengers,
and S772 600 in treasure, principally
consigned as follows, w ellis, Frago e.
Co. $2l3000; Drixel q Co. $4,000
Metropolitan Bank, 100000; William
lloge q Co. 100000; Bank of America,
$500 Johnson & Lowden, $4,000;
t. W. Riley, $24 600; and others. Pa.
mama Railroad in fine order. Health at
the lSlhmus good. sloop of.war Fal.
mouth was al AspnwalI; sailed ON the
10Th for Savannah. Among the passen.
gors are, Barney Williams and lady, and
G. r. Thorne and family. News of no
great importance. Trade very dull and
depressed. Money tight. Page & Ba.
con resumed on the Goth. Condition Of
other banks unchanged. DR.. Wfight's
friends are making strenuous efforts to
place him in condition to resume. Leg.
islature expected to adjourn about the
middle Of this month. Prohibtory liquor
law passed the neutrality-suspicious. not
very stringent. Anti gambling law pass.
ed the Senate. News of the cohfrma
lion of Court caused considerable rejoic-
ing among land claimants.
Sloop of,war st. Marys ordered to San
Juan del Sur to settle difficulties, AN
other Greytown affair deemed probable.
Accounts from Lower California repre-.
sent the notorious Joaquin still alive.
and mediaiing another expedition into
'alifornia, Blake, murderer of Monery,
sentenced to be hung on the 25 of May.
Walkers expedition to Nicaragua had
not sailed doubtful il it had left Cal for.
MIA at all. Weather glorious, and prom
Ises abundant crops. Miners generally
doing well. Excitement regarding the
Kern river has subsidized. Jones & Nc
Crear, who recently established a job
bing house at San Francisco, failed for
100000.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-04-26

ILLINOIS MEMBERS OF CoNGREss Coy
Matlson. OF Illinois, has issued procla.
nation of he election of seven members
Of Congress from that State, and as to
the eighth and ninth districts, he ceritics
that tAe votes cast for Lyman rnmbull,
in the eighth, and SNmuel S Marshall in
the ninth dislrct--and which gentlemen
had the highest number of votcs--are
void because they held Judgeships. and
thus, by the constitution of the State, are
ineligible. Co. NJ, however, SAYS:
In reference to the two last mentioned
districts, an important question arises as
to which of the persons voted for is emit.
tied to the Office; and as the House of
Representatives is the sole Judge of the
qualification ofits members, will retra n
from decision of the question, but will
give the parties certificates stains all of
the facts Of the case - CiepeIaHd Herald.
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Blacksmithing.

CLIFFORD WEBB, takes this opportunity Of
sayng to the people of jackson and vicinity that
he has taken the blacksmith Shop. known as the
Hatten shop, next door to the Old Steam MILL
whore he is ready to do work of all kinds in asn-
perior manner. Allkinds of Machienry, belong
ing to Steam Engines, Mills, Wagon and Car.
riage Ironing. Horse Shoeing, Rail Road
Plows, Of the most approved patterns, also manu-
iactured besidcd every thing that can be manu-
iactured ont of Iron will be done to order on the
most reasonable terms, and on short notice, He
would most respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage, and Will endeavor, by strict attention
70 the wants Of his patrons, tomerit the same. -
N. b. Ready.maile Wagons of all kinds al.
way 8 on hands for sale very low
Jackson. april 26, SIS. 5y e.u
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Commissioner Waldo and Mr. Cole. the
energetic chief of the Pension Office
prove themselves to be fully equal to the
heavy and responsible duties consequent
upon the bounty land law. Applications
in immense numbers continue to pour in
daily. They are Immediately enveloped,
breilcd and numbered. Then to each ap.
plcantan acknowledgment of the receipt
ofthe case and its number is Immediately
sent. They are next registered in lpha
betical order. The work of examination
is also progressing, and it is estimated
that by the mjdlie Of June at least ten
Thousand applications will have been pass
ed, and ready for delivery. That is the
period when it is expected the plates for
the warrants will be completed. After
the commencement Of delivering the war.
rants, expectations are entertained of dis
patching five hundred per day until all
are done. TO this number the Commits.
sioner hopes to be able to aflix his sigma
ture accordjng to The hw which regareS
il, in addition to his other duties In all
cases where the bounty of forty acres has
been allowed, no new evidence is rGuuir-
ed All others Of course, undergo the
ordeal of strict investigation -COrreSpJa.
deHcs Baih m
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Nuisance,

We are surprised that there should cx.
ist within the limits Of the corporation as
will be found in the vacant lot known as
IIofl'man's addition to the town of Jackson.
The unhealthy state of this portion of our
town, is not to be wondered at, when such
places are permitted to remain We do
hope that the Town Council will take spec
dy steps to have the evil rcmedied.
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The Ranuhlinar Increment,

The AShiabW'a Sentinel is discussing
the propriety and necessity Of all the tue
frcinds Of reform in Ohio, uniting on a
common ticket. 1t insists that this shall
be done in good faith, and with an eye
to the public good, No clique or section
must attempt to dictate prcarranged
ticket, but such men should be selected
as have character and capacity, and who
will be generally acceptable 10 all sec
lionS. Such a ticket could be elected by
a large majority. We copy the follow.
ing paragraphs from its article
"With Republicans, whether from the
Democratic, Wing, FreesoiI or Know
Nothings, we shall heartily unite, on the
18Th of July, to nominate our best men,
and to swell the majority to about hun
dred thousand, on the Cd Tuesday oI
October. Nor shall we hesitate to sup
port a candidate who has been a Know.
Nothing, provided he unite with, and
support the principles Of the Republican
party"
Again:
ave think it time for the public press
to speak explicitly on this subject; We
trust they will be perfectly frank. Fol
ourselves we have no disposition to
bear any portion Of the odium that mus
hereafter rest on those who attempt to aid
Pierce and Douglas by getting up third
organization in the comming election
We are happy to witness genera
prevalence of this spirit of harmony and
forbearance, We have entire faith thai
the opponents of the Slave Democracy
can unite on the common ground of last
year. On the great essential questions
there will be- unity, On non.cssentials,
each must be left to entertain his own
opinions. Let all disputes about them
be postponed till some more convenient
season, The first duty is to rebuke and
crush om the common enemy. and re.
store the goodDy State Of Ohio TO her prop,
er position. TO this end let all true pat.
riots unite %. S. JonrHai.
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Planetary an Commercial,

The Cincinnati Pr,Ce Current of the
18Th, Yesterday, las the following:
Tie leading teaturcsof the money mar
ket have not undergone any material cl ange
since the date of our last weekly review,
though ifany thing, matters, are slightly
more stringent 1t may be remarked,
however that for first class paper, and real
securities, money is easy, while other
grades of borrowers experience Difficult
ties in negotiating loans. The offerings of
first class business paper are notlarge, nor
are they likely to increase. Every branch
OF trade is being kept within narrow lin
its, and very large proportion of the cur
rent business is being transacted ona cash
basis. In this rcspec There is not likely to
be any change for six months, or year to
come; and in will be much longer before
business men will get back into the liberal
credit system that prevailed a year ago.
The market for exchange has beensteady
during the past week, with a supply and
demanded equal. We quote eastern J and
Z prem, and New Orleans J and l prem.
The New-York Tribune Of Wednesday
says. "There is no increase in the demand
for money and the supply appears to be
equally free as last week. Oncall, capital
is very abundant at 8 to per cent, on ia
vorito securities and first class paper,
which is still in moderate supply, goes at
s. to per cent, Some Of the discount
houses, express the opinion that there is
rather more paper being made than some
weeks since, but this opinion is not general.
The Banks are discounting all the good pa
per Offering"