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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-15
HESay II. LrEos, AaotiOscer.

HESNY II. LEEos Aaetioaeer.
III II. LEEDS IL Co, will sell by Ancuon Oh
HI SATURDAY May IS at lol O'clock at IN S. III
No q Sassau.,t a srre assortment Il HOUsE1OLD I'm
RITURE removed 1 convenience Of ssir Soh','ha o.
wood and Mohneanv Suites rotstelle plush and n on
marble top Bureaus Wa-hsands Rosewood aud hSn"say
Bedste adj Psrlor and Arm Chairs Velvet brn-'s p s
Csructs s,sr Csrpet. and Stair Rods gilt fran. fsi
MsntsI Olsss.s Window Curtains Ccrnices &C. H'O WV
Pien0-fortes
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WIZ. II. KNOX, Auctioneer-SalesroOm No 7sNsssanst
IMPORTANT SALE of HOUSEHOLD FUR-
Il NITURE, CARPETS OIL CLOTHS, OIL PAINTINGS,
MIRRORS Ac-WM. VI. KNOX will sell THIS DAY (Fh'
dsy) Ol O'Clock at the saesoom No ~ NasSn large
every description consisting in part Of rosewood and mahogany
dress do Bedseads Washstands mahogany spns
seat Chairs do black walnut oak dining and extension Ia
mahogany marble center side and card Tables mahog
any Voar and Chairs mahogany Rockers do hair
and Paaers Feather Beds Sheets Pillow Cases
and Blankets Countepanes mahogany aud Secre
Beds Lounges and Lounge Beds marble
top Wsshsands common do Cottage Bcdsesds black val
and mahogany Cribs Oil Paintings French plate and oval
Mrrors fity Clocks OF different fashions Also sixty pure
cured hair Mattresses sixty Feather Pillows lbe teathers
forty pure hair Boosters &c &c good chance for dealers
well others Of first class furniture Sale positive,
rain OF shine Catalogues early this morning Deposits required
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T--,Y II LYTDs A0ctioneer.

II.
III rtX,J1S a. 90 will sell by Auction on
III. SATURDAY May &c. at y O'clock In front Of Inc
f'1,t' TO Sp. PAIR Of BLACK HORSES is hands
sb Eve years ia th, Spring half So'hers OF ths ees n
49, 80 d. ,,yemiurn year since al the y j. state fe
, ~ ~ liz sound and Kind in every respect and very
A xlish win Be sold without reserve , 80 ~ l.
80, Eve I'D tx old and said to travel IN three min
sysnbed perfectly sound t,nd and gentle IN single OF
,,.hl. barpess O under saddle. .,
Also besotui GRAY PONY ny hands high five years Old
In Saratoga County fast trotter has never been
sinsd snd hi. thinks he tro the mile In three min
1te 70 Warranted sound and kind in all harness aud
nm excellent saddle horse -
Also a BAY PACING MARE, lA hands high years old
has ,he track in 20 sound and kind only sold on
eonut Of the owner going West.
JAMES NJ. MILLER, AuctOneer, will sell on
~ WEDNESDAY, May 20, 1851 at ~ O'Clock, az the Ne
chants Exchange by order Of Asnees the SCHOONER
MARY L. GEDNEY Of 100 tUEs burden built Of white OAK
and locust timber copper fastened lying at William Coll
yer's yard, GreeDpoint, Long Island
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8aies bp 1nftioiA
An Mrswls, AOetio1ner.
INV HANGS BROTHER & Cn-Trsdo Bale

III bANoS, Dn 49,
I'D Rooms No. IS Partrcvw,;, Ma, % ., o,e,ooh
IOboDH Ia tosr fifowin1 days:
REGULAR sFRSS r y.sy .. sHg sn aF
BOOhs , reo-y,d from the London psbishers also
Psrbiy e"no Of standard American Books and
.Steosive oon IL s-s and invoices Of imported and
seso - - s..ele ssa fancy Stationery &c =.
1890. are ready and viii Be 'snt 70 any address
~s'991rr1fss spHr May Is and FOUR FOLLOWING DAYS,
Ala O'Clock m
mAGEIFsCENT PRIVATE LIBRARY, hing the entire
sou q Books Manuscripts and Illuminated Mi.sas Of
snan comprising most suPeth collection II Illustrated
Wcrs ,he finest bindings Aso Faceti@ Poetry and the
nms History aud Bogrsphy bE prominently ncb IN the
~psrtne, Of nusrstd Books Ants and scisaoes Books re-
lstipE 10 America &c.
esssues rdy ard viii be cent 20 address on
nuplicszon
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TOR BOSTON, via NORWICH and WOR-
CEsTSR-Dsiiy at P from Pea pot Of CSgrtls ,a
cox. on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. and BY
the new and splendid steamer COMMONWEALTH, Capt VIII
lams on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS to
Ayns Point; thence by new and Handsomely hn.ed ak
heeled for Worcester Boston, Providence Law
renee Lowell Nashus, Concord White Mountains and every
other Of New England Staerooms be- engaged BY
applying board to l. S. MARTIN Agent Of his office,
foot OF Courtlandt-st
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM
IN PANY'S EXPRESS-GENIRAL OFFICE, No. l75 Broad
way N. Y.-The New.York aud Ene Railroad Company
now prepared to do o regular Express business.
HOMER RAMSDELL, President
CHAs. A. De WITT Sup't Express.
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CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY
- NEw-YORK.-JOHN GOULD and WILLIAM z
WOOD Plaintiff against II n. BARTON, Defendant TO
III. above named DEFENDANT You hereby summoned
snd required the complaint in this seton which
vii be filed the Office Of the Clerk Il this Court al the City
Hall CITY Of New-iork, and copy of your
snswer the complaint the subscrbeIs at their ofe.
No ls2 Broadway corner Of John street NevYork City,
within twenty after the service hereof exclusive II the
day such and fail 10 answer the said compliant
within the time Aforesaid the plaintiffs this action Will take
iudgmen you for the Of 1851 7oo and mt rest
from May H. 1857 and IS cents protest esDsted New fof
May H. le51 MILLER; PEET NICHOLS
Plaintiff Attorneys. No 1872 Broadway, New York City
Tie complaint herein Is this day sled mis- lswowr
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WILLIAM II. KNOX, Auctoneer.
NNTILLIAM ii. KNOX will sell THIS DAY, at
IOocock at No los Willsm-street, I'd story one new
Iron SAFE IernEs make) mahogany Standing Desk
Presidents Desk; Boots and Shoes one large
Stove together with sundry articles Of Once Furniture an
Stationery Remember the hour-0 o'clock. Sale positive.
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Oreart Steamers, Sc.

ONLY LINE with SURE CONNECTION
Transit 100 miles shorter than other Route and
ponre to River Navigation-UN lrED STATES MAIL LINE
fy pounds of baggage free 10 cents per pound on excess
-Four hours by Panama Railroad Through
TO CALIFORNIA via Panama Railroad The United States
Mail Steamship Company wiN dispatch for ASPlNWALL ON
WEDNESDAY May 90 at O'clock precisely from pier
foot Warren-st, North River, the weknown and iast
steamship GEORGE LAW, Captain VIM l.. Herndon, L. :
aud Mails will be forwarded by Panama Railroad
and connect Panama with the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
panys ms steamship GOLDEN GATE r. L. Whiting
which will be in readiness aud leave daely
for San francisco - ,
The public are informed tina, the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company always have extra steamers lying at Pau
sma ready for avoid any possible detention Of pasen
mails.
For passage sppy 10 l. W. RAYMOND at the only Office Of
the Company No In Nestst, corner Of Warren st. n v
Regusr United States Mail Steamer days 9Th and 2ih Of
zach month.
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a NkEAI KEDUCIIUN IN FAfIE 10 LUNOI IL
NFst Cabin according 10 location Of staeroom, $50 TO
$looi Second Cabin, Se0-ln the frstesss padtewheeI
steamships ARIEL 1900 and NORTH STAR $500 tuns,
20 sail from Pier No North River precisely, viz;
Leave NcwYoTk for Southamp Bremen for southampton
ton and Bremen. lSouthamptop. for N'w.York.
ARlEL Thursday. April 10 Tues May Is Salty May is
NORTH STAR. SAturd May lSat'y June lStWed June IL
AkikL Saturday, June SlSaty, July lived July IS
NORTH STAR. SatuId July n iSaty AuE 9 Wed Aug II
PASSENGERS for hAVRE win be without extra charge
Letters fo England and Europe prepaid IS each half
ounce 10y inoosue OF postage stamps from other cities
WIN be received a. the Office No Bowling green, NewYOrk
up 20 liz O'clock Of the morning Of sailing
FOR passsge or freight spply
d. TORRANCE, Agent. No. Bowling Green NY
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FTERNOON BOAT for NEwBURGH and

n POUGHKEEPsIE.-Fsre IS cents.-The s;eAInboA:
THOMAS POWELL, Cept A. L anderson. viii l.@ye the
Jay-st Pier EVERY AFTERNOON a. O'clock Sundays
eepted, commencing on Saturday, May 2 1857.
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CTPRFME COURT.-The FARMERS LOAN

AGENT for said Trustees and Executors.
rsiuhvr.h 10th March 1857.
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again good DEMAND "a Is ,oi me business trans
sessd a. fello~S-
sso asalnst Captain SMITHS " Hakim 3years, est.
H. (tskeul
n - against Lord = Scouts Mas,ssima, years, st.
~. ftAkenl.
llsei AgAlfs, nr. wsran cyrcne, years, st. ID,
tlAk0nA
issol sgams, Nj n. Ten Brooks Proress, st. lin
cluasns ~ extra,
sobi against VI. simpsons Fright years, St II h.
uakeul
eel srnnsi ~ rAyBes colt by Alarm--piush, 3
years asi iuib ltakenl,
eo 81 a. against M prnkaiis VI Dobier, . years,
ct Tih. ttake1l.
= - asalas, Count y 4. Oranges aade de clanty
years, est Slb. ftakcnl
sois against NJ. !. ptxcns pnboync, . years 5st
ioih. ltakenl.
- % AGAINST lard Anglosey's rflcOor years, 5st
sih ft4kehl
90 AGAINST NJ. & calel's Pre-'eury years, cSt,
lob. gtAkenl.
sstsI aFans, R-ron Rssl-calld. Ellington, years
sNt slb fsassnf
soa srans, lord Rhblesdaie'- Glec.neer, 3 years,
Cot IAN ftas.hl.
80 against Mr. n Ten Broe,k's Babylon, years
cat ttsk"al
llib ftakenl
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IayEsrcot Corro~ saRKi1, ct 1.-The improved
feeling noeable the ctun market yesterday has been
falls d.v~tai-d to-day, ADD with only moderate
iranaaftsnM prir.~ nrm. IN. saiss, including 10
r-rnamhnco loAd ~ laa.d is0 ihaa s.d e. ead; 900
fsypt11n rgn.d H. ~ ID no ~nfat I'd a. TA,d are
reIsrted as" haest q which 600 are On speculation
AMI for expert
esr ~ +Yhere haa been very aaies marke, Tor cot
asy without any pressure - sell. prices
unchanged IN. aahs, nelusRr 40 pernambnco, Ioald.
N ID 10 haha "a o. pfd 80 4ypslan, I'D - "
iz@d 100 sarai "a 10 "a sre reported 1000 bales OF
whsh so are gos export
limited and ~ sas trasactns barely reach
aoo hAlss-an ~ Ne trade. Prices a the payers
fasor
iauwrvol oonx rw.us. ocr - TIE arrivals from
Ireland and th aay week have been hbe
raj "A aatmcsl Ard asaF. hgt otherwise small From
foreign .tt have ncviyeA n sai quarters ~ wheat
3A4S quarter ~ bsns ss quarters ~ ndtsn corn, ~
ssrks and sos harres ~ nomr rhe exports IN The
compfbo = is4 quarters a wheat, oso quarters
al eats al qusrefs ~ Indian ceru, go saeks and a.
barrels of hour Thsre has hosn TAR businSs aong
IN new red American Shcat which has bruurht tut
tri.ss bot other ssEfrlatN has hefn neTlsct.d AMI
.Assr buv nGian cufn. with w,aa FEEDING dsimand,
has been gradually rtrnng value Ia uthrr artelrs
there he bern aiefssi CHANGE g. note te Neiher
han ben aud mild or thg a. rAia ay
10 there only small atisnaanee q huyrrw aad the
business done Wheat hrsted nnd qate ol retail
character. ful Irices ter nne sttnprs, wh.rh
scarce ard ~ "a p~s 70 lts lss moacy &C nddlng
ana nlsrUr qualities aooi barrel hnur q which there
uonr Wa y. - - - per ssgk iower and drltit -
move a the decisne Oats and uai1neai with mpe
demand a ahout lat rses. haflek, beans auA
pcas were sasabe a. far esfrut a ful prices lniisn
arrivals reported h morning were dtlsd a a ass At
n quarter tor prime saiAis AMI uesa AM - % "
50 vi per ansTtr Aer mixse and yellow ~hta
b suil held AZ AZ 20 a. i~r qfarIsr
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THE CONTINENT.
RAILROADS AND TRADE IN MASSACHUSETTS, on
THE BANKS.


vienna (Oct lT) Correspondence af london Times
In two or three DAYS will he officially made known -
se public that no moro railroad shares Will he brought
INTO tho market until the beginning q the year 1862 aud
n h tolcrahy certain that the communication had been
made a fortnight or three weeks ago the CRISIS would
have been far lose severe here The creditors 81 Bosko
vhH Co have yet accepted the propOsalo Tue ,ret
Bank 20 advance million Of forms on the assets q we
oankrupt, because that institution wishes " mae count
lions which considered unreasonable Inc Crcit
Bank The principal creditor ~ the rm oi tskovz anu
wishes ~ make tho other creditors nay Tor the acnh
mediation which y IL willing 70 afford them ny ohuamhg
full security for lie claims THIS ~ "Vler countries
would probably be considered fair enough, but austrian
ot business are prone ~ indulge IN false seh'nt
AMI % expect that others should do more Tor ncm t
shoy would 90 Tor others During the present crisis te
ueneyed world has continually looked 70 the Finance De
parnent Tor assistance and docs not seem 20 feel tha
the eeasecss interference Of government y its bane
when the tredh hank aud tho new railroad companies
established baron Bruck intcrfcrcd their Affairs
N a way which y fortunately totally unknown In Eng
land. Persons ~ his recommendation were made mem
beers 81 the different boards, this or that firm hal q
certain amount q shares par because he wished
that should be 50, aud the Credit Rank was
obliged invest much more of ia capital ia new railroad
|shares than inclined 10 do The moral pressure er
|ercscd was NJ last unbcsrabe that tho Rotrd IL the
lfredn Bank lost patience and positively declared that II
vould not take shares in the Carnthan Railroad IL th,
aount II $1,000 900 orns which the Minister or Finance
was encavorug b. force Il 10 do II now seriously con
adhered tther the Austrian Rank should not rais,. Tho
rate u esn,, a. La been deserved ths, fers.s
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Sur quoations Goods and yarnsThe market for goods
- yarns very quiet, and few or no transactions gong
we nave To report the failure Of the highly respect
soe urn Of Aud Buchanan printers, with liabilities TO
tne amount Of ESQ 600 The show l3s in the pound
whch the creditors expect will be realized Large con
sgnments TO America and the failure Of firm there WIN
wnch they are involved TO large amount nave oioush.
about the calamity. Pig ron-The closing week mas
seen remarkable for fluctuations IN vaiue oi pig
IRON On Monday the announcement that discount
had been advanced per cent caused considerable
anxiety, and in efforts to realize tne price OF war.
rants fell from Cos TO 62s Cd cash Next day the panic
more intense sales being reported at 5ss but
n the course of same afternoon there was more inquiry
Abe market closing firm at Cos Since then prices crept
gradually up under influence of brighter prospects in the
money and stock markets. touching 62s 3D. prompt cash
yesterday day there again smart panic and for
10 ten days sales made at from Cos 3D. Cos 3D.
clos ing without animation nomnaly at 6ls No L. S4s
No g. sos The report that of local banks was
very heavily involved with several large failures and the
resignation Of the manager have contributed much
settle our market.
THE MONEY CRISIS IN IRELAND.
Dublin (0ct 19) Correspondence OF the London Tmes1
According TO the generally correct authority of the
trade report Of the Eeendn's Journal commercial mat
ters here perfectly firm and sound basis, and
pressure of any kind There is not any urgency for dis
counts and the banks appear to be acting pretty literally
towards their Two bankruptcies appear the
last Dublin Gdsete-one country one, reported TO be
rather heavy; and the other Dublin one Of minor
sequence As whole, the traders passed through
what has been trying year with credit and less
disaster. High prices high interest," diminished consump
ION and general dullness have now ruled for many
Donths.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARkkr
Tho sales nf the THREE days the IysrISnl cotton
ket wcfc only ioar b4s, 81 whsh 10ea stcca
lators. Business checked rs tho neresseA ~
discount and prices closed lgd - owcr the saes
Tuesday being but 900 bssr, an 20 be TRADE Mefs
Richardson Spence Co who quote tho decline, give
prices.
LIVERPOOL BHE ADSrITFFs NAKkEr
MeSsrs Richardson slssnc" Co quuts the brcsisinrA
market quiet Flour ,rlacrcd I'rinso rel wheat from
It's scarcity brought tn fl prices oi Friday bit Whit
and inferior reds bay. tudEaa corn,
a sis OHIO IS. a ss rhiladcpha and Baltifnure sis
a 3ls OIL. lied wheat y. %. yellow AMI mixed
SIS. 81 a j7s Cd white corn, tls a al. O..
Richardson Brothers quote gos declined OIL earn a
shade easier.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MaRkEr.
Messrs Richardson spence O. quote beel Quiet bacon
steady, Lard very dun and nominal AT Gs els gsFA
quiet ,aowdull and in but small inquiry, aud procs
wcak-butchors', 5ss
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE sARkKT.
Pot ashes had advanced ~ AS Iarls nrni, n tls
AIS. ID Querctron bark nominal Resin dull
sugar quiet Coffee DUH Tca--Saies unnmgortanL Roe
quiet. spirits turpcn,ine steady, at Jss. al
MANCHEsTEa AAKkEr.
The adxices from Manchester unlayurabte There
nothing dong, and goods wero offered a lower
prices.
LONDON MARKET.
Breadstufs dull. Wheat declined 81 Is C.deo
slightly lower. Tca--Sales unimIs,ftant, common Con
gou, l. Id. Rice dull Tallow slightly declined n n e.
aes Cd. Scotch pug iron, tos. a oos. ID
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ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN.

Q,EHc, Nov. 2, 1857.
The Canadian Screw Siean,shlp Compauyas steanlshp
Iadan from iiysrpool the morning u tie slsi at
rived here this saornlne.
The steamship Anglo saxon arrived A. Liverpool from
cu,bce ,hs 10th.
The political a tn tenor aai received
BY the Afago at New YoTk.
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Mount Ararat has up the present time exceeded the
expectations which entertained of It's proving
tensive and rich gold field The population Is varousy
Of is richness continue 10 be favorable there Is
immediate likelihood Of any material decrease in the
number The aurlerons deposits said 20 extend
a very large 81 country, and the mining is not dl
cult Al present We IN position 10 give estimate
the weekly yield Of the Ararat dcgngs the quaint
ties gold thence included the returns of
Ballarat and others of the older mining localities.
The winter has been unusually dry, and the miners
have accordingly aborcd under great disadvantages in
consequence Of an insufficient quantity Of water. Ac-
from the various mining districts the WHOLE
favorable.
Tho following vessels have sailed with gold frcghts
since the departure Of the Columbian, July 22-
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FRANCE.
pARI2 pnuRgE.

Oer 19-The market has been again unsettled, owing
- Consos arriving with fall of s. and accounts from
View York bringing unfavorable news from the United
States Prices however, have not materially declined
1hrees after having been done at Off Be- and declined
b 66f IS again rallied to 66f 9oc Mober varied from
1S2f 5oc TO 767f 50c Orleans, 340f to $500 Eastern
old shares 6S7f Soc 6s0f do shares 672f SO to
e67f Soc Lyons, $780, TO S26f do new, Sl5f to Sl0f
Northern ST5f TO S70f, and Southern, 675f TO 670f
Half past ThreeThe market was heavy at the close,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

10 r., hand,sashed, 2iAd. 20 22ad. FsHow n arnal
supply station reai1ea AZ " hos OIL tsef a. " a.
Nurorssy Are ~ The ansaflf 4 w character ~
the latest commercial sdvices from r. ~ had ~
extremely prsiudical effect thu opeFafs ~ trAia
since the arrival of The mail steamef, sna-narh
nesed Indications presented tleinssiHe that hafne sh
pers unnfiucneed by former esI~fsnCc and aa h.
circumstances Of colonial correspondents, prrrUg
10 send forward excessive snpl.s tho-e a.~orl,aan
OF merchandise with which the market arrCs a. y
already oyerstock.d. A. natural c0nsrgnss "A thAa
threatened gut &C con-ignmenis cal,at @iliy a.
inclined 10 enter upon laIg. usnsastla. n muerts ant
prefer To invest their m"nsy ~ ~ taroas ioe tont
stock undertakings, which oter tanghe ars,unts
than are 10 be found IN W. "cnlaiiv" h-ne . buyAg
stress the vital ~ impresng neces~sy
upon merchants in the mother country q ~uhh.,sa.
ing further outward shipments thls coiouy untl
large portions Of the s,oeks band ss.,sb.a
The business Of regulating supplies ~ rcer~nce
requirements u unquoauonahy taxi q Considerable
difficulty and only he effected ~ hoa-e. ~Ls~s
quaintance with the iustaaine canaons ~Lsh govern
the Australian trade Is AZ lcast sun.nt l~otet 'hen
against the grave "A hs 'oai..e ~higgr.
Fortunately for the mercantile ncrst a. yaEWas thss
latter is wei nigh extinct AMI ha yioid ~ cia~s
Of traders who Will doubtless, ~ rroea q time permit
their proceedings " be governed by prncles ~ eA0tn
and their ventures "a he occasionally ARRESTED ~ the ac
tates Of prudence. Pending such dessah,e
ton however, there necessarily ah-ence a hat
confidence which obtains IN other ami more settied
markets.
The rregularty which unfortunately married. IN aaia.
ton Of the postal enterprise undertake nv thc anil
Company has a. led Ia increasing "a. prevailing anin~
In presence of the opposing nu.ncas a. ~hh have
referred business IN the import market nt~d ~ par
chases for immediate consumption and, although the
demand for the interior s steadily improving the ANNA
ton caused by 1t dos no. extend beyond secena hanss
There slight tendency towards advancing rsls ia te
market for bottled aes and beer bot the price ~ bulk
goods stll rules low In the -four and grain market the
prevailing inactivity has made itself felt and qatons
have accordingly been waserns. Tine AeslsAle dur
may be bought ut from E2I % f25 To-.
The money and share market presents an aspect ~
frmness. Colonial bank shares have IN the tnla
ton Of investment seekers and have canget han Al -
per cent premium. Bank of Victoria worth tal
Melbourne and Hobsons Ray Railroad Conspons's shares
coming forward at $50 fs9s and Gccpng and Mel
bourne Railroad stand at 20 and interest Victorian
government debenturcs have recently been much
CURED after and have been done at Gl02 los dua ls5a
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NEWMARKET. OCT. 16-Sweep-takes Of 10 sovs. each.
Half a mile. Catch weights, subs.
Mr Courtcnay's Ralulphus, by The Saddcr (Nr Cover
ualg)
Mr. Sydney's The Lady A. (owncr) Observation-Disclosures,
Mr.. X Ten Brceck's Borax drawn,
I,-rrI>a-2 to on the Lady 4.
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monetary crisis OF novel Kind exists at present IN
Of the manufacturing towns Of France, such FL
Senf, Rouen, &c. Silver change has become so very
that there not enough 70 pay the workmen WITH
and manufacturers obliged To pay them in groupsn
other words TO give five six of them gold piece among
Them, which they must afterwards change into silver.
The great establishments buy small silver coin of the
tail dealers at premium, just as premium used former
y 70 be paid on gold.
PRESENT POSITION AND POLICY OF THE BANK OF