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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-25
NOTICE.
CORNER OF LOCUST AND WATER STREETS EvAxsv1LLE

THE undersigned having purchased the entire stock q
Goods comprising large assortment ofWatehes jewel
ry Clocks &c. formerly owned by G. Gossen would respect
fully citizens of Evansville and vicinity that he
will the business the old stand First street.
tween Main and Locust and would be happy to wait all
viii him with CALL promising to give satisfaction
SALE The will be sold at small advances
first ANY REFERENCE TO FORMER PRICES,
and all goods warranted represented l-esN .ss d
re- All kinds of Watches and time pieces reparedin the
isn2i-tfs CHAS. BARNUM. &
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-25
ENCOURAGES WANTED.
NOTiONs! NOTIONs!I

MHLOWER vases, thermometers. travelling companions
III best London sealing eight and ten keyd French
aocordeons French harps dolls, marbles;
SETS combs. superior needles pins
picks key rings, pencils steel pens, tooth brushes
beads dominoes chess EmersOn's toilet
Jumping and battle together with
variety of notions sale by A. @. PUSHEE,
APPS under Odd Fellows Hall. First
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NEW YORK BAk ERY!-s-+ ae# ft
SECOND TO NONE WEST OF THE MOUNTAINS!
On First street opposite the Post Office. 10 "a
after Icing experience in the
in the city Of New York. in which eli he is aekuovl
to superior in the managemens of well
poin ted bakery. would respectfully announce: 80,
That fully prepared to furnish all kinds OF bread
cakes crackers pies hot rolls doenuts etc., etc. ethera
wholesale retail. 800 =
Weddings private parties balls WILDE
supplied often desired with everything fresh from the
at the shortest notice. rs-- .
superior Graham and brown breadsalways
hand. -4H1 -
will devote his exclusive
his busin which shall be executedin yepo
be surpassed BY wi O. GAUNT.
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PRINCE &'CO IS MEAODEONS,

PRINCE AGO IS NHEAODEONS,
WITH divided swell, secured by letters pat
w By played With s sT' sss
ent While the sGf and UbdusG Here
nished with this attach without extra charge.
oo could REALIZE & BY
make feature in their instruments only be OBJ
, . ". F. coLBggRN,; Western Agent.
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.
n Business Of the late of BabcOck Brothers. his
iy2i-tf ''-N -'- 49, ELISHA s. BABcooK.
PAY YOUR TAXES FOR 1856.
FHNHE Tax Duplicate for the city of Evansville for 1856 is
CITY Council must collect the first Monday No
business those will see the necessity Of eang
carly settle the Council has decided take
Main street. j. WESLEY HUGHES. Collector.
&OAP-iOo boxes No Family and Palm, fer sale
- u lecturers prices by o ,,,o,,.,-,
EHXTR sUG Ar CUR ED II ANTs.-A supply very
~ superior Hams just T9eId by Iyprpcrp cpsoN
FALL GOODS
UsT received by railroad the first goods of the
70 cases rich Fsnsy Prints; cases sattines;
90 sss'd Gass,meres % z do Fancy De Lains;
aG ss NdGs 70 s'B Ben s Six s
With great variety foaey dress Trimmings notions
asl8 - so 80 y" J:H. MAGHEE s co.
DISSOLUTION.
TENHE existing r. Hart
and Jo9n Fairchild is this d solved BY mu4uai
consent A'lliaSilities viii be settled by b Rrrt
j. j. FAIRoHLLD;.
DISSOLUTION
vENHE firm Of BabOOck Brothers Dissolved by nlta
jy2l-tf H HfasR1 3. B BABooGK:
% oa SsG reels Sto6 Rop.
100 reams wrapping papsr5 reams Tea Paper fOrsa9 by
EPEFINED sUGAR.-2o bbls New York Crushed an
Ia Loaf at less than manufacturers present prices and
sePis GEO. FOSTER & co.
= BBLS prime Leaf LARD 20 KEGS prime Butter;
apsl5 - T. a. COOK son.
NNHoGHEADs So 9uigls extra Hams just reed and
" ', 50 : 4-N-''-... So .. H. COOK & son.
aR.9 esss .Gss s"P to s.
PRlME CREEsE.-JustE reg per railroad e boxes.
C6S vYdR&RI tS' jo ffS So S.i'
aaII1T1Es LISEn store qHa fGrs2lesy ,oBxson
NHACK EREI--In barrels half-bbls quarter-bbls and
prices ~ augas l.. & D. HEM Ann.
HOUSES FOEs RENT.
House ars
They two story brickstore rooms below with
seRll-tf ]. N. CALDWELL.
SEVEN dSpEX Gar Nb WARS HoARs OF .s RocERIEs,
Wv OF THE SEASON.
% bags prime Casters Coffee: 10 bag Pepper;
so packets old Govt Java Coffee; do Pimento;
10 bags do do do; Sardines;
200 lbs indigo 1900 lbs S. @. Soda;
zoo lbs pure Cream Tartar; 1000 lbs Soda Saleratus;
Is bbls Crushed. Loaf Powdered and Coffee Sugar;
In store and for sale low by
sepl1 z. H. COOK SON.
'HANGYOUR BANNER ON THE OUTER WALL
FINE assortment Of Political I Flags for sale at
"A $50 +e-- EMBICH'S Dry Goods Store,
sepli Main street, three doors below Second.
lust RECEIyED.-Harrer for September. London
y illustrated News DOBELL e. LISTERS.
aNA~'
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WHOLES ALE DRY GOODS,

XN have now on hand one Of the most and de-
w sirabe stocks everything in the DRY GOODS line
to be oundin the Western Market which offer cash
time buyers remarkably low Our
have been selected with in quality
price. willing duplicate the bills any regular
house of the mountains
the following articles:
Brown and beached muslins cloths oassimeres satnes
prints linseys Innings silks satns veves
carpets eashmeres coburgs apacas de lanes hats caps
bonne ribbons umbrellas seamless Rags shaWs
&C.. SC.
Together with large eff Notions kinds
from Yankee clockt cambria needle. Also large
WELL MADE CLOTHING.
got up expressly for trade and
fscoh Give us call before purchasing where,
charge nothing for showing goods and cheap
est for selling them. JOHNSON 81 FRENCH
Mainstreet. I'd door above State Bank.
ep2S Evansville. Ind.
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v sep4 PRESTON BROS
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
IN the 18th of August the existing between
W Mckinney Cooke dissolved by mutual
G MCKNSgY all debts owing by the late firm. and
becomes the purchaser OF E. A Cookies entire interest in
the Merchandise heretofore owned by them in Granville.
Ind G. MCKINNEY.
sep3-tf E.A COOKE.
FOR SALE.
INCUR hundred Acres of land lying in Hamilton county,
M in tn. State of Illinois Terms For further in
formation enquire EMBICHS Dry goods Store.
sep3 Main street, three doors below Second
EtHEES ESQ boxes Cheese reed and for sale by
u aug2s l. g. D. HERMANN.
INCUMBENT MONEY.
tITIZENS' Bank Cherokee Insurance and Banking Com
and Commercial Bank Nashville and Mem phis and
other Banks of Alabama Tennessee Georgia and North
South Carolina taken for Groceries at the lowest
cash prices bought a small discount for cash, by
je23-tf S. Z. GILBERT CO., Syc. near Water. z
= n BAGS prime Eastern Coffee; 500 bush Oats;
OO 100 bush Rye 100 bush Corn 10 eco bush Ban store
and for sale by ie23 2 Fl. COOK SON.
CINCINNATI soaps boxes choice for yerylOw
" by aug4 f. GILBERT co.
6NHOICE HERRING.-75 boxes in very fine order 70
v sale by augt S. IL. GILBERT co.
HID ECEIV ED-Blackwood Magazine for August;
q, Frank Leslie's journal do;
Balous Magazine do;
Lese's Gazette of Fashion do;
Putnam's Magazine de;
Dickens Household Words e. do;
G5dey's Book of Patterns for Embroidery. at
aug12 SAM'L LISTERS.
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FAIL CAMPAIGNl
HARDW AIR z AZ WHOLESALE
A NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
OH G G MILL G

CHAS. S. WELLS, Z
XXT Hist thanks the
w the public, since he opened in Evansville, would
apprise Merchants from Indiana Illinois
city purchasers also that he has shelves
and in the Heaviest stock of Hardware and Cut
tery by enethrd that he has offered the Evans
vile market sale Many Goods purchased
by him. during depressed state of the markets.
East in England aid by importing (drec from Europe
having American Goods filled
Works. only able but decidedly posed
sell Hardware low figures
afford the same Goods to cash good time buyers.
invites examination of his stock and prices
Merchants Traders feeling assured that he doihem
full Justice Z
Among the articles (almost nnumeraoe) his
stock he the following to the trade
boxes AxeWells Lppincots Leveretts and Collins;
800 dozen Pocket Knives Gully assorted
1900 Table do do;
75 do Steel Shears and Scissors; ff 49,
100 do RaZors and Strops;
100 gross Spoons-Iron Brttania and German Silysr
so dozen Coffee Mills, all grades 4t- s+@3
500 do Files and Rasps all kinds s-.r 4
1000 lbs Brass Kettles, turned bottoms;
20)0 lbs Sadirons assorted; 7. + Il fff--
300 dozen Butt Hinges, do;
$500 gross Screws. gmltt pointedi T. e5l '.,lfssf
$50 dozen Door Socksand ockets
100 do Augurs; aa -. eaE5.fs rfF
200 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards;
200 pairs Shovel and Tongs. iron and brass heads.
60 dozen Saws, from Mill to Key-hole; -t-
Is do SteeIyards and Scale Beams; ttf@-~t
do Ames (and other brands) ShoveIs and Spaces;
casks Pump Chain and Fixtures;
cases Japanned Tin ware fully assorted. 81
.rs.ss rs.s. s-5s.r ID ALSO ,
Whips and Lashes Brushes Combs Needless spectacles
Hardware generally
heavy goods vz Chains Dog IRONS Strap Hinges Tea Ke
ties KNIVES and Riddles and 1859 Llfe sflA
Gun Barrels and Gun trimmings,
CARPENTERS and Coopers Tools Window SASH etc,
CHARLES S. WELLS.
Main street, I'd door below Branch Bank.
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THE GREAT REMEDY
* ". FL. Smith & Co.'s
FEVER AND 1eAGUE CURE,
READ THE roLLow1Ne CERTIFICATES.

LONDON, Laurel CO., KY, Nov. 1, 1855.
NFssRs V FL. SMITH o,-Last month when on q visit
to Louisville with the 0hills and Fever
finding relief in the various remedies
that took give your Fever and Ague Cure
trial and days missed the chill and have been i'm
day the will
would this valuable prepar
afflicted with Fever and Ague
ChiIls. Yours truly, JOHN A. CANAFAX.
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IRON RAILING.
VIE undersigned has the or the sale and
~ beautiful pattern of IRON RAILING, with round
wrought rods and figures. put up great
and Sizes which will sell Cnonn prices
This rangis cheaper and substantial than any
Kind now in Those wishing Railing enclose tmetery
lots yards or for piazzas will do well to give
Prices from 81 so to So 5oper foot.
y23-d&w NJ. A. LAWRENCE.
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ID ESP GTFULLY inforp the citizens Evansville
IN tts vieintv that they the
& practice of Medicnr and Surgery.
Having actively engaged in the profession quar-
terof century and become familiar with the diseases Incl
dent this climate hey their
will entitle them share of public patronage
Their Firsr Main
posfte the Post Office where either them be
Consulted unless on professional business.
acI9-
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Brig Toward Rsee wnnng:ou-Hecals 4 puccaa
schr susan (Br. Mahop. - Johre. nE-basron sros.
scr Groyeisnd (srt Ksyanagh ~ john E8-K silly q
Schr Reed Crosby - John YB-newois starr 4 ca
,,schr II Pwing,on Hiacherman. New orieAns-Esgls
schr Cumberland Chase, G-orgetown-Jss Hand
sssr kSe ssspa sm %arSa ya
sehr suwasseu, Hudson, Fredercksburg-w y Newn.a 4
schr GSloa. Bacon Frederckso'irgya Brat sisgia
sehT soo Buell. sSs RaSmood Person
schr Back Monster, Townsend, AieAandra-Dmona 4
schr Jorn Price, Price, Baltmorc-Maier. Lore Que
ssAr g. Bay, Toossr sal.imors-.nn.n rhips
sIoop W Il Bowen, aailock, Proyidenee--Is Kenny
ARRIVED
@ L. Il aP saa
steamship Ena Yit 40 Pa lat 40 40 II Is passed
Parrish Norfolk &C, with mdse aud
bark Iooputt ebutcS, Barmsister Amsterdam As days
July
e. with hides hair aud iars ROGERS Co oBatlmors
p s wn s en- s Sid
o Sept T.
ery and easterly winds Avg II in Cardenas Michael Hey
iSssa De %
hos aesa vito S0 Is sSd
fsA , s0 chain ni en w which
BARK Exact Fr.by Savannah 10 days, with wheat !.
Bark Edward, Jones' Savannah, days. cotton
Scranton 1arman No date lat rs 30 spoke brig
Almira from Cardeaas for Boston. Captain dowa
with the fever was making for Norfolk
Brig Abby Thaxer tof BanRor) Wsweil Rio Janeiro AuG
with coffee, TO Frost Schroeder Coz vessel Pisbury
Sanford.
Brig solomon Eaton of Portland, Wood Turks Islands and
ST Thomas, ID DAYS with salt TO Russell Il Vinng Sailed
from Turks Islands in company with brig Maria, Cape
Hayti.
Brig Phoebe Page (ef Boothbay), Lewis Alexandria q
days with coal 70 Cumberland GOAL and Iron Co
Schr Maria Brookhaven) Cooper Tarragona So,
eager.
schr Effort r King Dorchester NIB % days with build
Ing stone TO X DeWof
schr Walter Raleigh Mankin Savannah, days. with
ton, 10 Gilmore
schr Grice Rhodes Charleston days. with cotton. to
master 10th inst lat SO 30 Ion 70 81 spoke bark Haey
from Baltimore for Boston.
schr Poeahontas Bolger Charleston days with cotton
Scranton TaInan.
schr Hawkins, Grinin Charleston days, with wheat.
TO McCready, Mott 4 Co.
Schr Mott Bedell Simonson, Georgetown, sc, days.
schr Medora. DAVIS Brookvilie, ST. 9 days.
Schr Ben Henden, Wilmington, NC days.
Schr VIM Mershon Graham. Wilmington NC, S days
Schr Andrews, Putnam, Washinson, NC, 8 days
Schr VIM Leggett, Gibson, Fredericksburg days.
Schr Surprise, Cole, City Point 8 days.
schr Mary II Lewis Taylor, Cape Charles days.
Schr Mist Dssosway, Alexandria.
Schr Delight, Lord. Baltimore.
sEIow
One bark and brig, unknown
Wind during the days..
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been sent TO Rotterdam to as Care q Good
Hope. They be educated during ave years At as
expense OF 40 association in that colony.
he incident that caused most excitement ia Loajou
Is the stoppage Of the British Royal oiu Stocs Ban
This bank transacted large amount OF business and
had branches at Isngton in the borough ana Lambeth
Application has made to the courts o. baa2rrptcy
About 900 persons held stock OF the bank
The ondon Times in editorial The harvest, says
that thus there is prospect OF prices reoedng
point ID uriors the agricultural interests there
little doubt OF that plenty which is necessary or the a.
Of trade and the comfort OF the people a "a 50
From the tnent N Europe the accounts o. he
still more favorable.
The Monitepr Algerten Of the 30th ultno says:-The
shipment OF all The cotton of the crop Of 1885, intended
for the September market Havre is terminated
II province OF $50 bales weighing about
AZ, 5s5 kilogrammes; the province OF Algers 10 bales
6s62 kiogrammes and the province OF Coasaat!aa Ill
bales, IL se5 klloerammes. DeduciDg the sare OF the
packages the weight OF cotton tas colony
Il, 5l2 kilogrammes.
The Russian Minister OF Finances has been authorised
to issue three series Of paper money amounting
100000 of silver roubles.
The Bank Of Belgium has raised its rate OF discount
from = per cent to per This accour, Of
the large expectation Of i've franc pieces which has lately
taken place.
The cashier and cashier Of the North OF France
100000 1t is supposed the was obtained b. the
sale OF shares deposited with them.
=. Bell, son Co., London, repor, that during ths
week there had been very little business dong
market for American securities, and prices wthou,
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Prom The Liverpool Journal sept .
"a "a emphatic atty and eoquenfly argued that one
a The hrststatesmsn Of the age ~ lord dohn Russell
giving the hints bis lordship going 10 for every Va
cancy bsbopyos neluded) should be selected 70 REPRE-
cent u.s. (usD Al Naples Bot no one cares Who goes "
Washington, and m q that apathy ny lord Clarendon
tales advantage n phchng upon Ms weed 10 brother g
elham Nntefs tor the important post ssTning tha
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Fhbusierng appears 10 be At a discount and We hear
reat embarrsssmcnt--f not indeed, serious danger-n
sorbed The fable Of the woodman who asked the trees
dherents are reduced TO eleven hundred or twelve
Rvas his late sccomplce who does acknowledge
Presidency Of the intruder has fortified himself Canen
dseua and has succeeded In organizing force three
thousand men. Probably, IN The field Walkers free
would be a match for this doubts p aptitude for
Rivss for walkers insoence and cruelty have led
them TO look upon him ~ enemy. They prefer bang
governed by Of their own conntrymen, and
sympathze " tn them, and are about 70 make common
csus, with them. Not without good reason they
about part IN the contest for their turn would have
sssuredy next bordes OF nbusters would have
poured down upon the devoted thmus Nd the people
would have been ensaved Just At the moment that
trade Of the world seemed about TO bring wealth
and prosperity to their doors As msy well be supposed
nothing be than the state Of commercial At
fairs In Nicaragua. All business il at stand st and
without none on credit whole classes Of the oommuni
~ are thrown into the greatest distress.
The people Of that distracted country have certainly In
gres, MEASURE brought all This evil upon ;nems. ives.
A Nicsraeusn faction committed The crime Of inviting
iVegn assistance " drive their political adversarcs from
power professional slccaneer, notorious for former
unsuccessful foray upos The Mexican territory reepono
"a 10 the csi, wins bsrd n desperate saventrrcre
W bal nothing T. 'ose htt ther hves an~ not much
csre about them. o. icca' ne gstN NN~ujtr IN uyer
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sARlfIaE ISTBLLIsSACR.
lL.lsAc ros rrv ronk-rsrs nAY.

AsAsAc ros ryv yoRk-rss
~ hOos ffsE3...s....ere OF
3 ut HiGH wATxa. ~ 81
rsors Of New York, September is, 1855.
CLEARED.
shin Gazetteer Gerard Iondon-C i Cass
sim scotland, Burke New DrlcanE-N N Ftfghsm.
pask peri tlirl Daniels Mniis--camn,ou Thompson.
Watk Sarah, stevens, turftva
Pals u 4lenii. Iccy. S8vanuah-Uenni n CO.
pafk Petl 1tesup, rhff0elU5 s-MarsRi Phelps.
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United States Six per Cents ls67-ts .l0i lo5
DO. Six per Cent Bonds, 1863 ...l0l los
Massachusetts, Five per Cent Sterling BIDS. lol los
Pennsylvania Five per Cent Sterling ...... - rs
10 Five per Cent Bonds l6TI... IS 50
Virginia Six per Cent Bonds, 1855. ....... 81 S.
Maryland Five per Cent Sterling Bonds =. 30 81
Kentucky Six per Cent Bonds, lS6s-72. IS 20
Alabama Five per Cent Bonds ......... 81 So
Do Five per Cent Sterling Bords. 81 SO
Mississippi Six per Ct. PR. Bonds 1ssl-7l. 40 q ~
Do Five per Cent Union Bank Bas. is ID
Tennessee SIX per Cent Bonds ........... SO SO
South Carolina Five per CT. BIDS. (Barings) Q; o.
Do. (Palmer's) ......... 81 50
Illinois Central Railroad Ssvens, 1S15.... s3H 81
Do. Skies Observation-Disclosures. 81 s.
10. Sevens Freeland. ............. IS SO
Michigan Central Eight per Cent, $780,. 81 90
Do. of 1859. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ e2
New York Central sevens. 1884,. 92H 934
10. Skies. 1883. Observation-Disclosures. 80 80
New York X Erie per CT. LIST Mort, 1867. 90 a 100
DO. Third Mortgage, 1883. .............. 81 IS
Do. Convertibes. 1852. .................. 81 IS
DO. Sinking Fund 1875. S3k SlA.
Pennsy wanna Central Skies, Frsts 1850. 81. 90,
Panama Sterling Bonds, 1854 .............. VI 81
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The United States frga.e jamestown reported
lately at Tenerne
The ship Kent, Capt. Coleman, from Melbourne ar
rived of Dartmouth on Tuesday, the "a inst. with
heavy mail and 81, olo ounces OF gold
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ARRIVAL OF the ASIA.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
.Oss Of the Ship Ocean Home and
Seventy-twO Lives.
TIE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS
TROUBLE IN SWITZERLAND.


Mr. DALLAS SPEECH TO THE SHEFFIELD CUTTERS
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Our London Correspondence.

LONDON, Sept S. 1855.
The Arrangements for the Settlement of the Central An.vi-
can Que,,l0n-Ref1etee of ne Brvi,h and American
Preiec to he Cabinet at Washin9ton-Eu European Re
Joieiygs the Kansas DiHcuty-Tae Union te Dis
solred Wrhin Tcelre Month.
Ihave little to add to what to you by the last
steamer, the Central American question except that
the conditional arrangements entered into between Mr.
Dallas and Lord Clarendon wen; out in the Cambria
think that they merely advsatory and tia, both par
ties have come understand that nothing can properly
be done affecting Central American interests excep, with
the assent and concurrence OF the Central American
States. The summary Of the arrangements which Tor
warded TO you weeks age may be depended upon
exact.
is surprising how little European politicians are able
work the United staies. They coaten;
themselves with q surface view Of things. and
then draw from ii conclusions favorable to their
wishes. BY the majority OF Ecropean
statesmen, excepting those Of England the dis
Of Union would be regarded wit, satisfaction
i would them from world OF trouble in provfing
against the revolutionary tendencies OF their
The failure Of the great republican experiment the New
Word would in fact be the signal uniting closer the
by which the great majority OF the European popu.
laions bound.
with such feelings prevailing amongst the governing
classes this side, need not tell you that the oompi
arising Of the Kansss san Francisco an
ciilcs looked upon by them with grataca.
ton The general opinion that these troubles will lead
the dissolution Of the Union within a twelve month
delight the prospect, and you may that
effort Of theirs VIII be wanting TO hasten aud confirm this
result They will however, many star ling changes
10 their osn condition before the consunmahon Of their
hopcs : Accommodated.
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foSnoS MoyrY MaExkT-FRfpAy EvxsIse, sept g.
In activity the Characteristic o. the money
Market the demand has been regular aud some
sons heavy bet for the most part no Inconvenience has
been fch in The discount market The arrangements for
meeting the engagements falling due On the sth have
csused more active demand for accommodation 10 pre-
vail all qusrer, and bills are not discounted below the
minimum Of the Bank Of fngland-ih per cent-
unless in exceptional Yesterday morning op'n
ion entertained but not generally that the mninum
rate Of discount would be advanced by The directors o. the
Tank Of England their weekly court. This impression
10 have had other foundaonn than an idea that
about $3.50 taken from the Bank for the
Continent, few days ago an extremely adverse saie OF
the exchanges probable which would render ncces
ssry the powerful corrective OF rer cent raae Inc
directors, however. made change; aud We can
no reason, present. from the state Of the Bauk
cunts why one should be expected On the stock tx.
lanee rsderable demand has existed every DAY, and
ses average per cent caused partly by the approach
81 the Conso settlement and BY preparations 70 udate
Inc anal loan install nent Of II OOo 600 The suspension
al the Royal British Bank has little effect upon the
money Market beyond causing IN appreciable Increase
Of caution making advances upon csrain classes Of
lie imports Of specie have been large amounting 20
81 O6s 0to chiefly IRON Australs, sons America and
t United stAes and OF nearly 900 may
be daily looked for the Joseph rarrai from Melbourne
The exports nearly 5000 900 Of which Es0s $40
silver for lnde and Cnns u seems doubtful Whether
he balance between the exports aud imports will be
tanned IN this coussry the Continent st being scoarod
In all directions for silver which, under present DIR.
cumstsnces, must be psil FOR IN god.
me return IRON the Bank Of England for the week
erdng tn 5oth of Auxust gives The following results,
sass the sss sss
Other depoeits. .s.... eT3i,s53 Decrease. 2s72T6
Rect ................. 3tSs,4o6 Increase 272os3
On the other aide Of the account
Govern nent securities. ga ll40Ts Increase E5 ose
Other securities 1904 lse Increase. 4 os2, s22
Notes srempoyed...... 6,0eS, 100 Decrease 223 900
Tfa amount az notes n circulation is 500 l94 sos be-
zig "a Of Gls5s5o and the Of bullion in
ban departments ~ Et23sT 1OT, shorisga decrease Of
as cav when compared with the preceding return.
there has been m active business golg TIA week "a
tho bullion market The last advioes nom the Cast
having brought higher rates Of exchange, there have
4 ~ tor 81,
| uatset . err hrm n the Gnnsaiops hgher fats
1 weuld BE- Rggp 0t iatge tN 81 Mrxca, tAlts.