Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-03
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the steamer Fulton
ENGLISH MARKET E4-
-. SER.
ADDITIONAL FAILURES.
CONsoLs ADVANCED.
D Panic an Breadstufs.

The United States Mail steamship
Fulton, from Havre and Southampton
passed Cape Race to-day, and her new:
package has been brought to this sta.
ton by the Associated Press yacht.
The advices by the Fuhon date tc
November IS, and are four days later
than those furnished by the Vanderbilt
The news prepared for the Associa,
ted Press contains the following intelli
gence: r 49,. e..
The English money market contin.
ued to from the recent shock
and was decidedly easier.
Notwithstanding the recovery, seve.
raj additional heavy failures are report
ed to have occurred.
Consols had a decided upward ten.
dency, having advanced is.
The Bank of France was discounting
literally. 81 So -
A general panic prevailed in the Eng.
fish breadstuffs market, and prices had
a declining tendency.
No report of the Liverpool cotton
market is furnished.
The Fulton will be due at New York
next Tuesday, at noon.
The Royal Mail steamship Europa,
which left Boston on the 4th inst, ar
rived at Liverpool on the 10th inst.
=. Isl. SECOND DISPATCH.
Tho, Fulton brings $500, 900 in specie,
a very large and valuable cargo OF
French merchandise and sevcnty-one
passengers.
The financial adviccs brought by the
F~Aon, although not so exciting as that
by 1.-THE Vanderbilt. are nevertheless, of
absorbing interest. 49, ,.-N .
The good effects of the suspension of
the Bank Charter Act were still show
ing themselves throughout Great Bril-
tain. The money market was firmer
than at the last advices, and the demand
for discounts at the Bank of England
was less pressing. The closing quota
tons of con soils on the evening of the
18th inst. were S99@S95 for money and
90 for account
Several prominent houses had sus-
pended, but none in the American
:rade.
The Bank of France, as was antici-
patcd at the last adviccs, had announced
its determination to Immediately extend
its issues.
The rate of interest at Hamburg had
receded, the last quotations being 81
per cent.
Several failures arc reportedin France,
the most prominent of which are Jclt-
4 Wix, merchants, in the Turkey
trade; jose, Pera Il Co., in the Brazil
ian trade: Bardgett 4 Pickard, with
liabilities amounting to e120, 900;
Hoard, Boxom Il Co, in the Swedish
trade, and Messrs. Edwards & Melthie,
East Indian and Colonial Brokers of
London.
The Woolverhampton and Stafford
shire Banks had stopped payment, and
great excitement existed at Woolver-
hampton in consequence.
Their liabilities are estimated at near
ly e5GO,OGO sterling.
Several iron manufacturing firms had
called their creditors together for the
purpose of trying to make some AMIGA
arrangement in order to avoid If
possible, a full suspension.
TIL: failures of most note in Paris,
are those of Messrs- Dubart & Co, and
IIensote, Philippe Viber.
On the evening of the 18th inst,
consuls closed firm at an advance of.
los ovcr Fridays prices. Other de-
scriptions of funds have also advanced
decidedly.
Bank stock is quoted at 211@214
reduced SS4@SSH.
The sales in foreign stocks have been
quite limited, and there has been no
material change in prices.
There is no later news from India,
md no general news of Importance from
any other part of the world.