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In this y, on the 18th inst Catharne Bridget daugh
ter of Patrick and Margaret ferr aged five eleven
months and seven days
In this County, May 10th, 1858, of pneumonia, James,
of U. r. and Mary ]. Browning, aged years and
months
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

WILMINGTON MARKET.
MAY o. 1853.
TURPENTINE-Sales yesterday of 412 bbs. and this
morning eco do at 81 so for virgin, 81 IS for yellow
dip and 81 IS for hard y $50 bsbeing decline of Soc
the price of virgin.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Has also declined, ard we
note sales yesterday of 500 bbs at Al CENTS and this
ing 100 do, at 40 cents y gallon.
ROSINSaes yesterday Of 600 bbls. Common at 81 for
medium and large bbls and $50 do. Pale at - 5O@6 62
y Dbl, as in quality.
TAR-4s bbls. sold yesterday at 81 60 per Dbl.
L!ME-A cargo Of 1900 casks received and changed
hands this morning made public.-sournal
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Democratic County Convention in Halifax.
Pursuant to previous notice, a large body of the
Democracy of Halifax county assembled in the Court
House in Halifax on Tuesday the 18th inst, for the
purpose of nominating candidates to represent the
county in the next Legislature.
The Convention was organized by calling L. H.
B. Whitaker, ESQ.,, to the Chair, and appointing w.
S. Barclift, Secretary.
After the object of the meeting was explained by
the Chair, w. P. Pope, Esq, moved that the candi-
dates be nominated in open Convention; which mo-
Mr. Pope nominated, the first choice of the
Convention for the Senate, DR.. M. c. Whitaker;
who received the unanimous vote.
John H. Whitaker, ESQ, nominated the former
Representative, j. W. johnson, ESQ.,, for the Com
MONS Mr.. johnson was present, and thanked the
gentleman for the courtesy, but respectfully and
positively declined being candidate
w. S. Barclift nominated for the Commons VIM.
HILL ESQ.,, and DR.. w. L. Long The nomination
was put to the Convention and carried without
dissenting voice. Mr.. Hill being present. he was
called up, and accepted the nomination in patriotic
and graceful! manner
On motion of w. S. Barclift, the Chair appointed
j. W. johnson, w. B. Pope and j. F. Simmons,
Esqrs, a committee to inform Drs. Whitaker and
Long of their nomination, and request their accept
ance.
pointed Jno. H. Whitaker, j. W. johnson and W.
b. Pope, Esqrs, a committee to draft resolutions
expressive of the sense of the Convention.
After a brief absence the committee returned,
and reported the following:
Resolred That we approve the platform, and will
cordially sustain the nominee Of the Charlotte Con-
yention-the Hon; John W Ellis-for the Guberna-
torial Chair.
Rssolred, That we regard the distribution Of the
public lands their proceeds, unconstitutional
and impolitc and in the present of the treasu-
ry, and Of public opinion on the question in regard
to its revival, as unmitigated humbug, and a
transparent attempt for selfish purposes to deceive
the people.
Resoised, That the organization of the Demo-
cratic party, secured by its properly called Con:
ventions, is most important to its success and USE
funess and calls for the support of all true Demo.
Gratis.
On motion of j. W. johnson, Esq, Mr.. James s.
Snow, the present Sheriff of the county, unani-
mously nominated for the same Office.
On motion, the proceedings of the Convention
were ordered to be published in the Representative
and Standard.
On motion, the Convention adjourned sine die.
L. q. B. WHITAKER, Chm. :
~ W. s. BARcL1rr, Sect'y. -
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Candidates for the LEGISLATURE.

CUMBERLAND AND HARNErr.-Maj. John T. Gil
more, DEM, for the Senate, ndaMessrs W. Mel.
Mckay, c. c. Barbee, and ]. s. Harrington, Dems.,
for the Commons
BLADEN AND CoLuMBus.-Thos D. Mcdowell, ESQ.,,
DEM, Senate, and D. F. Williamson, Esq, DEM.
for the Commons in Columbus 1t was not certain
that Mr.. Mcdowell would accept. With the Will
mington Journal" we sincerely trust that he will
sacrifice personal feeling and personal interest this
one tme for the good of his State his district
and his party"
Observation-Disclosures Worth, Esq, K. N. or op
position, is candidate for the Senate in Randolph
and Alamance. Messrs. H. B. Elliott and j. G.
Henshaw are candidates for the Commons in Ran
doph.
JoHNsToN.-Asa Barnes, Esq, DEM, for the Sem
ate, and Messrs. B. H. Tomlinson and S. P. Horton,
Dems for the Commons.
NAsH.-A j. Taylor. Esq, DENT, for the Senate,
and G. N. Lewis, Esq, Dem, for the Commons
They are opposed by L. N. B. Battle, Esq, Distri-
butionist, and H. G. Williams, Esq, Distrbutionist
Messrs. Taylor and Lewis are sound and trustwor-
thy Democrats, and every true Democrat must hope
for their success
CAswELL.-Hon. Bedford Brown, DEM, Senate,
and Messrs William Long, E. K. Withers and S. E.
Williams, Dems. for the Commons
HALEAx.-Dr. NJ. c. Whitaker, Dem. for the
eenate and William Hill, Esq, DEM, and DR.. Luns.
'ofd Long, DEM, for the Commons
fERQuINANs.-Thos. Wilson, ESQ.,, Dem, for the
commons. capital nomination, and we are graft
Oeu 10 learn that Mr.. Wilson has accepted.
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AZ The Hon. Burton Craige passed through this
place on Saturday evening last on hs:way 10 Sails
bury whittier he had been called by busi-
ness. he WAS in fine health. II 10 rumored that
Mr. Craige has been rendered foreign mission by
the President,
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Hon. T. L. Clingman.

We expect to commence the publication in our
next of the mastery speech-of the Hon. Thomas l.
Cngman, delivered in the House Of Representatives
on the 5th of May, against the Clayton Bulwer Trca
ty, and in favor Of American ascendency in the
Gulf of Mexico and Central America. This speech
will be the more acceptable to readers just now
because Of the recent British outragcs in the Gulf
of Mexico on our merchant vessels
We shall commence the speech on Saturday, and
conclude it on Wednesday. SO as to have the whole
of it in our weekly paper of the latter date
We shall also lay before our readers in our next
the admirable Vafedictory Address Of Mr.. Clingman
to his late constituents. St.
~ We are authorized to state that Henry w.
Miller, Esq, and others. VIII address the people at
Jnks', fifteen miles west Of Raleigh, on Saturday
the sth day Of June. The people are anxious to
hear Mr.. Miller, and We hope he will consent to
speak in Raleigh during the week of Federal Court,
which is the second week in June.
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Approximation Prizes:
5,4S5 Prizes amounting to o320s01I
whole Tickets go; Halves 81; Qaartess ~
PLAN OF The LOTTERY u. s9Ts

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The Numbers from to 10000 corresponding Nth thoss
Numbers the Tickets printed eepatsfe slips Of pepe
are encrcled with small tin tubes aud placed in Wbee
The frat 457 Prizes similarly printed and eDcircsd
placed in another wheel. @s lsassss "a. ~
The wheels are then revoived and number 10 drawn
from the wheel Of Numbers and at the time Prize 10
drawn from the other wheel: The Number and Prse
drawn opened and exhibited TO the audience and
registered by the Commissioner the Prize being placed
against the Number drawn This operation Fepeated
til all the Prizes are drawn out. - ~ =. =
APPROXIMATION PRIZEs.-Ths two preceding ~
the two succeeding Numbers to those dnsing the asg
Prizes will be emitted e the g Approximation R.e
For example il Ticket No. 1850 draws the coo isa
those Tickets numbered 1928, 1888 1921, ll55a viii
each be entitled 10 34OO II Ticket No. $50 draws ths &c.
900 Prize those Tickets numbered 54s 54y 5s 5s2 viii
each be entitled $780, aud according 70 he sbovs
scheme. - rs = 2
The 700 Prize. Of es0 yin s. 5ste.ms.a q -
last figure Of the Number tha draws the $4,000 Pr
For example, the Number drawing the $4,000 Pri.e
ends with No. then Ill the where the number ende
in will be entitled to &20 II he number ends in No.
then all the Tickets where ths Number ends will -
entitled to 800 and 70 on 70 0. &
CertiGcates Of Packages viii be sold It he follow.
ing rates, which 10 the risk X
Certificate Of Package Of 10 whole Tislet4 80
go $50 h Is 10 Quarter ~ as IS - -
49, g 10 Eighth - s.. ~ Y Id
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special Notice.

FOR GOVERNOR:
HON. JOHN w. ELLIS,
ROWAN
FOR THE SENATE:
NOSES A. BIZ e d SOC.
FOR THE COMMONS:
r Fl. FARIBAULT, ]. F. HUTCHINS,
ED. G.. HAYWOOD.
FOR SHERIFF:
WILLIAM HI. HIGH.
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Medical society Of the state. So
s The ninth annual mseting Of the Msdical Society
Of sC., vas held 10 the townsof Newborn ON tkes
18th, 10th and Goth insts. There vasan unusually
large number Of permanent members in attendance;
and increase Of thirty new ones represent
ing twenty zone counties. -. I. r
Scientific and practical Reports were made upon
the Topography, Epidemics, Endemics, Indigenous
Botany, Surgery, Obstetrics and practice Of medicine
by Doctors Winslow, Warren, Fessenden, Hodges
Hines, Kelly, King, Ramsay, PIERCE and Howard,
all of which were referred to the Committee on pub
LEGATION. Many Of these reports were freely dis
cussed. a-
Doctor Edward Warren made report relative to
the Medical Journal The Society raised the amount
Of funds necessary to insure its early publication.
The Annual Address was delivered by Doctor j.
G. Tull, of Newbern. As literary production it
will lose nothing by comparison With those who
have preceded him and for practical skill thought
and cogency of reasoning, will add much to Dr. Tulls
fame as a writer.
The following are the Officers elected for the
present year:
Dr. VIM H. Mckee, Raleigh.
VICE PRESIDENTS. s.s
DR.. James G. Ramsey Rowan county,
Peter E. Hines, Raleigh,
John R. Mercer, Edgecomb,
VIM. T. Howard, Warrenton.
CORRESPONDING AND RECORDING SECRETARY.
DR.. WILL Geo. Thomas, Wilmington.
TREASURER.
DR.. c. W. Graham, Dupln.
ORATOR.
DR.. j. j Summerell, Salisbury.
Delegates to american Medical association at
Louisville, Ky: Drs. Charles E. johnson, VIM. G.
Hill, VIM. H. Mckee, Raleigh James H. Dickson,
Will. Geo. Thomas Jas. F. McRee, Jr., Wilmington;
j. Graham Tull, S. E. Chapman, Newbern; Caleb
Winslow, Perquimans Co.; VIM. G. Warren, Ed
ward Warren, Edenton; Benz. F. Fessenden, Ply
mouth; R. F. Hackett, Wilkesboro' R. H. Win
borne, Chowan Co.; NJ Whitehead Salisbury; S.
S. Satchwell, New Hanover Co.
HosPITAL1rIEs.
j. D. Whitford, Esq, President of the Atlantic
Railroad, and DR.. Tayoe, met the members of the
Society at Goldsboro' on the lSth where the Presi-
dent of the road had waiting extra train of cars
for the accommodation of the Society. Arriving at
Newbern, the members were there met at the depot
by Drs. Tull, Duffy, Curtis Mr.. A. T. jenkins and
E. R. Stanly. After the meeting organized, DR..
Duffy in behalf of the medical society of Craven, in
a neat and appropriate speech, welcomed the men,
bers and extended the Inequalities of Newbern to
them body during their stay. DR.. TuN extern
ded an invitation to attend at his house at night.
number of citizens took part of the delegation to
their private houses. Private entertainments were
given by Drs. Tul, Chapman, Hughes, and Mr..
Stanly and Mr.. jenkins, besides number of others
whose names cannot be reco'lected; and on Thurs
day evening the Committee Of Arrangements gave
public supper at the Washington Hotel. The hos
FATALITIES of the citizens of Newbern are only equal;ed
by their intelligence.
The next meeting is to be held at Statesville on
the second Tuesday in May, 1859.
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The following Scheme viii be drawn by 8 swANt Co,
Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery in each of
Single Number Lotteries for June, 1888, at AUGUSTA
Georgia, in public under the superintendent Of Commits
slOnerS. s5- SO
-Ss55Ia.g CLASS lS,
To be the City of Augusta Georeia in public
Saturday, June 9Th, 1855. NJ So,
CLASS 10, gees * ~
To be drawn in the City Of Augusta Georgia. in public
Saturday, June 18th, 1855.
CLASS 20, .
To be drawn in the City of Augusta Georgia. in public
Saturday, June 10th, 1855.
CLASS Fl, z
To be drawn in the City of Augusta Georgia. in public
Saturday, June 26th. 1858.
~. On tie plan Of Single Members. n
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
..-.s s.,s fzyzt FIVE PRIZESl yesslt S - ~
Hearty ons Prize to ecesy Nine TSetss. sSs e
M NIFICE{N SCH e. II Ell
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CIR StanSa:r5.
WEDNESDAYS MAY 20. 1858.

HOLDEN 1 WILSON, STATE PRMrsas, -
s1asS.
u,HoRzED PUBLISHERS or rHE LAWS OF sHE UNITED
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WILSON LEDGER.-William II. Bum, ESQ.,, has
retired from the political department of this paper,
and Mr.. A. D. TumbIo has taken his place. Mr..
Tumbro has addressed himself to his duties with
spirit and energy, and will no doubt acquit himself
well. He is a sterling Democrat and worthy
young man. We wish the Ledger much success
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PApKs-On Monday, Oct. II, at the residence Of Capt,
r. q wafcrd MARoAKET A. PARks, aged 20 years
The funeral viii take place from the residence OF her
in law Mrs starkweaiber, No. ca Pike street, this
CWodrcsday) morning, Mt ten O'Clock All the friends Of
tho amy invited 20 attend, without further notice
lsnvlile, Va, papers please copy.
PAwsoN.-On tuesday, Oct IL, OF inflammation of the
bowels, JoBs PAwsoS aged IS years.
Ions on papers please copy.
RrarpoN-On Ncntay Oct II, nj his residence, No. 80
sheriff street PATRICK REA,DUs, aged 90 years
Tho friends and acquaintance OF the family are request
cd 10 attend the funeral this "wednesday afternoon, ut
two o'clock, from his la,e Residence.
SMrH-in this city on Monday morning, Oct ii, EMMA
r., daughter Of Rev. VIM IL and IIarrct NJ Smith, aged
10 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited 10
attend the funeral 1te,b Methodist Episcopal
church, between Eighth and Ninth avenues this (Wen5
day. afternoon, at one O'Clock.
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CANTprrI-on Tuesday oct IL, after nrnsraesSi III
ncss, Mrs. MARGARET r. CAsrIL widow a the laae Capt
Ionald Campbell, IN the s0h year OF her age
All the friends of the family are requested " attend
friday Afternoon at O'Clock Her remains will be
taken 70 Cypress Hills Cor interment.
fNK.-pn Mhnday morning, oct. III, JOHN UxD1uth son
of Jacob aud Anna Fink, aged year aud - days.
invited 20 attend the funeral this "Wednesday afternoon,
Two occck from hc residence Of his parents, No l0T
spring street, corner of Mercer.
tEnrns In this riiy on Monday Oct IL LANES W FED.
Dan, aged 30 years.
naYs.-At sc,asket, Long Island on Nsnday, Oct IL,
The friends 81 the family and those Il hs brothers,
join r., Thomas and Edmund - Hays, sre respectfully
invited 10 attcr1 the funeral, mis- wednesday, morung,
at ten o'clock. from No "a Fast Thirty Sxh street IDS
romans viii se Inferred at Mount fie1ant tnnccfy
HARtEY.-on Tuesday, Oct IL CArTrERtys lsABKtiA,
daughter Of Arthur and Anne Harvey, aged years.
Tie ffcts<s OF the family are Respectfully invited W ~
tend The fLaera from tho residence Of her parents NO.
3ol First street Williamsburg on Thursday aterna0n a.
tao o'ciosk.
NoSlS--0n Tuesday oct IL, WILLIAM SowIry, eldest
q william and Maria Nowlp, aged years amonshs
aud ID days.
Ths relatives and friends Of the family nvtca to
sttsSd the funeral, on Thursday ntefuOol, At pnree
gocs from tho residence Of his parents, No . has,
rsinc street, brooklyn.
OenyB-in his city, ON Tuesday, ce1 IL, WILLIAM
Oenyw, aged IS years
lis relatives and friends and hoss q the family, are
residence, No. 81 Columbia stree3, Thursday after
noon, at iso O'Clock.
o'BnsS.-rn Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Oct. ~, , T. Rsv
Sotns, only child Of hdwin A. and Mary b Bren, aged
y laonths and DAYS.
The relatives and ricncs Of the family respectfully
Invited 10 attend the fuaera this "wednesday afternoon
attwo ocock from No "a Hicks street, corner orang'
l street.
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LIVINGSTON SrIsoOsNAkkK.-ln this city, on Tuesday
OFT H. III. residence Il the brides uncle by The Rev.
n = Hutton, Str. WIZ LIVINGSTON, 10 Miss T. HExs
s,pocSssNss, both OF this city.
Fgs,iass-HowAsD-unF Friday evening, sept. IL, ny
,c Rev james Mett al the brides residence, Mr. JANIS
BArmSr, Of staten Island, TO Miss ANGELINA HowAnp, of
baltimore.
bnsKiac1-JAsr~ On Wednesday S.rt is, ~ the Rev.
!saac smith, CHARLES r. BEskpi,T, leu ol New York To
tuapfCrTr JAMES, Of Brooklyn, l.. l.
tcs1mssIIst EMaS.-on sunday, Oct. 10. BY the Rev.
r MCrkc the residence Of the bride father AlES
tosrCas, 20 Mrs Ina lISukxax, daughter OF William
iipdt man, tsq., ait OF this city.
Philadelphia and Montreal Canada East, papers please
ccIs.
isypp<--YpsvSboss- Sunday, Oct. 10, by the Roy.
H. HeInlnng, Mr. JoBs NRiks " MISS IAyISfa nryS.
puRf. both oi this city.
fosi~ ss.Ir-uAzrs On Saturday, &c, o, by the Rev.
4. Nerrcn. VICTOR fosr~Nein, & France, :" An1t
BAzis, Of Madison, New JcrScy.
Hkfi-Hni--on saturday, Oct. q, At the Me.l"di-'
chutci Cro-s street Paterson ~ L. by the Rev. e. LIP
nect Mr.. ANDREW HAIL. OF Little Tails, n. j. 30 lLSsAH
eldest daughter Of Mr. William Hill Of Williamsburg Long
Isisnd formerly OF Conaderg, Kings county, Ireland.
kLss County Chronicle tlrelandD please copy.
JoHSsoS-f EAsER-On Tuesday, June 3, ~ the rev.
Morse POWELL, WILLIAM JoHS-os II New York, 10 May
youngest daughter Of Mr John Fraser Of Dumfres, scot
land.
Liverpool Dumfrics and Melbourne papers please copy
ricxNss-w cctSovcn.-At Hackensack, y. j. cr Tues
day Get L. by the Rev Alexander " Warner, W.
jazz iicxfss to Miss Hrxs wooIsvron eli of the above
place. -.
Rniixs-BvRxs Sunday evening Oct 10, at VII.
Harrisburg, J.. l., by the Row Father Malone, Dr. ,
Mnity, @ - Louis, 20 Miss rtEsrss G. bvRSs eldest
daughter 81 Mr. i. Burns Of the former place.
wIosET-Hs>Shss.-0 Wednesday, Oct. q by the Rev
rr samuel Osgcod, AE1HUR wicrT, Of this CITY To ASs
IA H. UASsAHs, of Rochester, ". Y.
YVt No-BAusY. On Tuesday, Oct IL by nc Rcv John
q Adams Mt the brides residence Mr. JACOB L. l0gs 70
Mas EIIzsBEiH BAILEY, all u this city.
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
THE BRITISH TREATY WITH CHINA.
Interesting Report on the At
lantic Cable.
Advance i'm the Price of the
Shares,

The steamship City OF baltimore, Captain Ieitch
which left Liverpool at eleven O'Clock in the morning
the 29h Of September arrived Y her dock at this port
four O'Clock yesterday evening.
The City OF Baltimore passed Cape Race last Friday
morning. when Captain Lei,ch delivered synopsis of the
news to the Agent Of the New York Associated Press
which was tclcgraphed from st. Johns Newfoundland
and appeared in the HERALD yesterday morning. with
our European advices brought by the Indian Empire
Halifax.
Our flies by the City Baltimore contain the details OF
The news, which is four days than received by
the Canada.
The shares Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company
demand yesterday afternoon and have risen from f3iO
to G3S0.
The limit which the constitution of this company impo
upon the liability OF the shareholders stimulates
curry for the shares at the present reduced value.
The Royal Commission appointed inquire into the
abuses and dea!ca,ons at Weldon arrived there on the
2sth utimo, and visited tho various departments that
they might make themselves acquainted with the mode in
which business was carried on
At the Guahall tho 2Sth ut. serious charge Of
conspiracy 10 deraud preferred by Messrs Christie
Co., spirit merchants at Liverpool, against Mr. Rkey
general agent, anu Nj. Thurgood, surgeon.
The papers announce the Death Tuesday at Taan
ton, Of Lady Bowing wife OF H,r Maesty's Pienipoten-
tiary in China.
The linen ade at Belfast Ireland in a favorable
position. Large foreign been received and the
home demand was also pretty active.
The iron trade OF Sta.ordsarc continued du although
slight Improvement is announced in the orders received
from tho United States.
At Sheffield trade had shown further signs of improve
men and in branches o. the trade bus-
ness much better
The Paris Bourse continued buoyant, but the 2Sh
there slight decline, the Three per cents having
opened at rs. IS and closed at 1880.
letter from Paris dated the 25th ult. evening
says
The financial Of the week-vz, the reduction OF
the rate Of discount-has not produced ANY
ties Now, as before, money abounGs, ana may be had
independently uf the Bank OF France at per
good security The accounts from tho manufacturing dis
trcts favorable, orders America and Russia
rapidly augmehng The retail trade .f Paris il bet
ter than il month ago, OWING to the arrival OF
great number OF strangers approach the
In London, the 2sth ult, Atlantic telegraph shares
were quoted $3.50 G30o-an advance.
American securities quiet The latest sales
Illinois Central shares at 20 discount New York Central
gs Of 1883 SAY S4A rs OF 1854, y4H Erie 81
mortgage, CT.
II anticipated that the Calcutta, China aud Bombay
mails will be delivered ia london about the 81 prox.
The screw steamer New York arrived ut Bremen
the 23d umo, and the Borussa Southampton on the
2Sth.
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Prom the London Times tcny ArNcie) sept. "
There has been general Increase " namatvn ltdc
partments Of the Stock Exchange day the investments
Of the public having been rather numerous.
Cunsois opened further Improvement Of one eighth
and subsequently experienced another advance which
was firmly maintained At the close.
The rise during the present month has been nearly
equal 20 yer cent but the point attained Is not
higher than tina, touched in May a-, when the rate Of
discount between aud r cent and The bullion IN
the bank eight millions below is present amount
The Paris Boaise Opened With renewed activity this
but the nna quotations 49, lOc for money
and a acc for the account showing reaction OF one
eighth per cent.
in the foreign exchange this afternoon tue rates
generally without alteration.
II ~ stated in the Times city article Of to-day that
many persons disposed TO expect reduction IN the
bank rate OF discount on Thursday next but the more
general opinion that q will pc delayed week tvo
II remarked however that judging from former figures
u may take place any time.
prom the Daily News (cty Article, sep' 20
Throughout the Stock Exchange the extraordinary ease
OF the money market aud the rapid accumulation of ba
lion exercising stimulating influence, on every side
buyers predominant nearly all classes Of securities are
rising. Business tho time becoming more nc
tive and some departments considerable animation pre-
Corsols have attained fresh rise ~ = 10 . per cont
In the English share market the settlement which will
be completed TO morrow Wednesday has been aecompa
niod by further great advance.
Us remarked an unusually large proportion Of the pur
ehases OF coma de character Of the English rail
way stocks York and North Midland Great Northnru and
North British seem have been taken In preference by
investors The purchases " London and North Western
and Urea, Western appear 70 rest chey pon te oorrow
The cagcrncss Of bankers and other large holders OF
money get out loans at low rates upon securities which
under ordinary circumstances they would decline 70 look
al forms powerful lever 70 the rising speculation Tor
higher prices IN all departments Of the market
The amount of gold sent into the bank to-day was
OF which E20 900 consisted Of Russian gold coin
and the Of American bar gold The toi cent IN sncc
the OF the last return IS thus raised " s0ooo and
the aggregate now held must consequently exceed
Gip 400 GOO
II il stated tho Tally Ncs that yesterday the sugar
market was heavy, and decline OF Oh TO -. per cwt
established.
CHINA COMMERCIAL Nkws.
desYach from China quotes the rate u exchange ~
IS nd, showing further favorable improvement. a
more Than two per cent
The silk settlements since the preyous adyces had been
only 500 bales