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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
from -. wv,is,.ou D,ny St.. /

The NEW IOkK LEDGER.-pats siI thoasand
cope. Of the uum Der Of the Nes.IOfk LEDGER coz
tsiryg the fret paper contributed 20 tsst Jurnal oy
be Hon Edward Everett, were sOld 10 the City o.
Washington snd If We are correctly icfJrmed, that
fgure reprete1s IA average cIculatit here az thls
time. We DOtturpfised at the iss became II IS
really conducted with tact and better taste than
sry other American weekly Of its cass. Mr.. Bonner,
Ne publisher, comprehends three essential things IN
the slo~isfl conGGc: OF sp0pularpublcs ;ion Iaas,
be is capital Judge Of the style Of composition 70
please the mass u American readsrs rs also knows
vel that a thousand dollars jGdIeOusly expended Id
advertising Invariably iusures return % a. east two
tbous and dollars in the wsy OF extra profits, IN any
busiress whatever; sni he also Is 10. afraid 20 ply
avishy to secure the services % popular Ses, su,l
~ be announces 10 the advertisement Of hs LsDGER,
which sill be found II to-ceys Star.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

BovSFR NEyEE LTs.- Cover up si1e Of your
morning paper if You choose. with effort to bring
tie tide Of popularity over your threshold, but IN
doing il deal 10 Mdrchausen paragraph. 81 % IN.
parahel.d sacrifices, ana stQpeni0us b.ilhan'y'
and "gst 1ndiog success leave those pnrsses 10 The
"eit enterprises" tber novelty is gone and tie pub
lie have learned 20 81 riJute them 3. other than honest
sources. Bonner il Recognized 80 The mos. brilliant
ex ample Of advertising OF l4.e years bu, LEI
us remember that Bonner never lies. When re tells
you ths. Berah Brown sud ) nator Seward VII shake
their litersry hands in the mex, LEDGEr impossible
Is such 0 thing NIGH. appear yOl may zpc-t i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
literature.
THE W-YORK DEER

Uxen rBs srAID JoUhsAL or CoSHsEcH
Herald Times and Tribure
Bearer holds .be strings,
AId three roaring LIONS
IN his service bnDgs.
Herald tsks Of smiling,
Tribune soareth higher,
Times hes been TO Europe,
cav Visiting jams Eyre ,t
Bcnssyi Bonner Bonner shout bcfn poS 70 NJ"
Bosnsr Bopberl Bounerl back the ecnOeS 'o''
Go whereer yen may,
SJs nothing now bn, Bonner;
kitchen, parlor nursery,
Rfn win bis hoSOIj
Poems by Sigournty-
Fvsyetts Vernon Papers
Csrey-F.rn aud WALLACE
S,sbb-snd Prentice cspers;
u..rs, Rco.er BoaDsr shout from sea TO sea
Bonner Bonner Bonner vino Oh carl 20 "'
WHY, modest man,
Wle telkth bis oEn story,
Hog that 6iffideDce
Hath ever iDped his glory;
How thst HeYaJds Kindness
Merit doth regard,
And 90 Angels smiling
Gives vi hOut reverb
yssprer Bonner Bonner W. the message fly
Isnlerl Bonner Bonner mOckiDg biris reply.
Barnum nay 'ts spitefu,
CsD hun no such nj ne;
For the great Napoleon"
Better suits bis fame;
Pen and press ard paper,
Eoeinss strong and tried,
These his pInesly weapons,
GrsppbDg time and tide:
Bo~ueyl Bonner Bonner woods and valleys ring
HennsIi Conner Bonner Phnter Patriot hWgi
Then be is so crafty
With what giant skill
He doth turn the current
Toward bis busy MILL
And besides, he's generous
Working day and night,
That the prsss may chamber
An unbeard-o hight: Han
pmns,l Bonner Bonner Lgbtnings Earthquake
BesBerl BOnneri BOSSEK!-L Here the writer broke
down
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

In advertising col INNS vii b. found tie pros.
pec;as Of the NerICrk LLDOEE. TH.s paper has a..
tsiu,1 a worldwide reuo~n, and the publisher u one
Of tie ucs. eIterprisrg, go-shead ami liberal men
that ever engaged IN any business. IL spe-d5 a
mtkii a fortuIe for himself boy i. IL "a much OF
the best talent 81 America engaged exclusively npon
the columns Of the paper, thereby enabling MIN to
make paper IL every Wy W.Tily VI lie unnsnse
patronage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
From n. Be.ton A.,,,nd Sc.

LEt1CRE " NYLvANrs Co.'s, JR.-Sylvsnus Cobb,
Jr., the che story wn,er Of the New.Y0 LEDGER
snd hose name is familiar all the corulsu, lee
'urei last evening a. the fremont Temple on Toe
RewaIcs u LIE There was much curiosity 70 wit
uess Mr.. Bonness right hand man, and large au
tience was presert. Mr.. Cobb was honored with
teaEiy sfplause. His lecture plsn practical
" TAX OF importsu; matters Of every dag life sni
contained much gocc sense and sensible sdvics. Mr.
Cobb is about - years OF age stout in person has
high, eommAn5lng fcrehesi, qaicz, penetrating ard
playful eye, and smooth, pleasant yo.ce. He Is a
s'nis, whole soued mas Of kiUd heart saa generous
impulses. AZ writer ne perform sny amount Of
labor thai would PROSTATE moet He is hard
working eDd most worthy msn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
Irrom the sprlpqseld lN,.lR .publi

The NewYoIk Ledger is extensively copied By
English family journals, and Bonner has al idea d
Publishing his psper simultaneously in LOndoa al
New-YoIk. IL could b. done by sending over on esa
the civ eSpense on the o.ber side wouM be ores
work, paper sOd advertising. The thing oan be Ion.
and what sensation B)nner's style Of advertising
would make among the John Bulls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
lgror, ~ s..b.r.q.,s,,VYl p.r, 81, !

BoSNER AGAIN. The " Household Il yOK Of Po-
etry by Cosres A. D,JB, has been ssu e1ough
t. crea.e deal o; dissatisfaction. Many - oar best
poets SIZE not mentioned in il, while otaers without
fsme, are honcrei with notice. Bonner prOpo,es 20
&c, out book warranted 10 satisfy al tast Mr. Dana
iailed. and didn't fall 20 notice. We have d. doubt
the proposed work MI BE- q success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
From The Portsmouth, ~ ~ Daily Chronicle

An advertisement OF the New-lOrt LsDGgR, in
aI other column this morning, Cousins h hst Of the
most ae brsed Contributors - the columns Of ha;
paper Which, taken together, probably cannot DO eI-
cttd by tie writers FOR any O,her poll aton IN the
laLd Bonner knows nov 10 GOT up a god p8psr as
well az auyboiy end kuoss hOR 10 interest the peo
pls in il bs..er than most anybody else. He LEDGER
" fo0ts up" more satisfactorily than most OF the
merchants Of Sew-N0rk these ne-d tines, and all On
a.oouft Of advertising, too. Why, be- mas scent slO0
10 his City Of Portsmouth withie fOr.n ght adyer
tsi,g icurcen. weekly paper-a sum which It lrgat-
ere uosi Oi OuI business men % speCd ~ year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
LFrom the Concord lN.Hl Ps,rio.

THE NEw.YoRK LEDGER.-We eel attention
the advertisement Of the New-Y0rk Ledger. Ever
body reads the Ledger now-or almost, 6Bd those w
don't wil do well to do so. Every number is foil
good things, and characterized by some rev atus
ton. IL is no wonder that it hsg circulation o. ~
a million copies week, since it affords 20 mach Us
IL good for " only four ceLts."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

Bonner Of the NV OK LEDsFR, ~ VIII D. seer
sn,r.ue n tne realm II incorporation. The most
su.oessiul journalists vel as toe hest srer- out
eide Of journalism ere leyisd upon TO help him onward
il his march 70 empire, ard when ne az the hsray
A..IaL.er. f,r oiher WJlds " COS leI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
From the Norwich Daily Courier I

TIN y. Y. LEDGER.-Tbe array Of Contributors IA
the current number is certainly brilliant and il ss
hbsrality ard enterprise on the part Of Mr.. Bosrg
does not bring its own rev ard in corresponding
accession to the Ledgsrs already enormOas c.rcas.Os
then wrte US down no prophet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
From tbe Portland eta,s o. Nam. /

THE NEw-YoRK LEDGER.-In another oolnins "
be found statement If the contents Of this popss
weekly for this week. 1t is seldom so much Of inssf
tive ard interesting reading is to be fouad within W
limits Of single lumber Of newspaper. For ~
at ell the news dep0ts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

The NEw-ioRx LEDGER Is continually i1T alsAiHg
psE AID Substantial attractions for ts ten. Of thou
ssn6s OF readers. We Iotics series Of capital AFtl
c,s entitled Thosshts they Occur, by ore VINO
keeps ma eyes and esrs open, which are alone worm
the prIco Of the paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
HON the P,np,zlvaala D-n0ers. ]

THF NEw-NoRk LsDGER.-Inis paper now, as "a
admitted by ali, stands at the head Of neWspaperjom
in the United States. Some persons think tina. me
rDGTR is duh md insipl affair, excepting the sTtl'
cles written by Hon. Edward Everett; bat this Is a
great mistake Whilst read with pleasure the en-
ansons from the c.assc pen Of Everett, ana hishly
appreciate them, there are other departments, end
o;ter writings III the LEDGER tnat possess crest
merit and that in our minds no. Inferior - the
productions Of NJ Everett. For i0starye, take the
editorial articles IL The No. for January -, entitled,
Nv hat ne are and are TO be, and Marrying on
eight dollays q week Also, the articles ia the No.
for February s. entitled Robert Burns" and 6 SUI
eral and Personsl." These DO not come TO US over
great name DO. they certainly are from The pen OF DO
Ordinary writer Tie same remark. VI apply to the
leadir editorials 10 the No. FOR January -. Dot
reeoless TO specify. The LfDGER is decidedly tie
best psper exiaIt and Its enerprsng publisher Justly
deserves all the popularity Il nas acquired. We are
now making up a club icf Il az this Office, and those
vho desTe - subscribs should Ike apple .tlol a.
once. Subscription pIice 81 ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

iFrO1 TIE CcrrIf O. tsn-c's
Bcrrsr rtOte.i'y calls himself the Bsmo ha1lfg
~ b., ms successful efors 10 establishing the
oct rorlI.r ard rost Interesting weekly, eHiir hln
Ia III. D. usr If bsirg th- Lon Of Publishers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

:owsrss eeys.ry ts.ir ,at;es, vel - toSard1 nj
iDg ais Owl p1ckets.
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frrnn y. o1.h-r my Ga. 81

?.
THE NEW.NoRE LEDGER.-Nrh such conuuusd
snd web directed catering for the Etell otus grs-
foat0n u is readers, cease 10 become sH-
pr ed az the inimeule circulation attained by the
LEDCEH, OF q. lis ueyer-oe iDg increase OF readers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
LFrom ths BarIlr.,on - TIn.,l.

BoSsER Is certainly al extraordinary man; ~
enterprise in journalism has never been equsDo,.ss
approached ia the line he has adopted. Us veaa
bill Of fare easly accounts for the nn.snee CIV.
at bis table," Great is bonner, aid cssb H~
PROFIT
From the Bhsgeport (conD Daily Aiver,isstl -,
THE NEw-YORK LEDGER, for Feb. -, IS gss
pnu Der. Bonner stands az the head Of tbs newsp'f
publsbsrs-n point Of enterprise, ana has the asr
getting up the best weekly ever ssued-apd he pss
neither pains experee 10 maintain this wel-nsp
reputation. Sanford receives subscriptions W v
Ledger IL this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
LFrom the sansor lMe lWhla c.

From the Bangor the WING Courier
The Duke Of Wellington now writes Tor the NeG
York Ledger" or, in other words, he remembered
in lie ILL., snd wrote letter for il before ne died.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

The LEDGER Is Low realty good jJurpsl-rot only
for tkose who resd uere 90 be- srusei but Ike VS.
f.r tboe who seek Lformstlon ard the gTsti5c.s,on
ofS euAyG,cl tSs.e. BoauCr hsy.ug secured n a.
tow q The people, bss .AAc0 ~ HIoIer liera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

isirg.-the fr-t ast iss good paper ;, The orca1
e.. t.rss Of the term spd the secona e 20 i3eA'
advertising publicity gwen TO H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
From the ChurehaaD. March s. ls5si

TIE NLW.lORK LEDCER.-Ue take tie OpD1rtt-
mtg 10 eIDTes high estimation Of is weekly. Tor
ptrRy y, MCTalS, tor good taste, and generally m
trcep,.0nQe t0he and sDir rs receHt Hura5eys hich
only hare fallen uader nO,,ee uasnrpassedJy
any II ~ rattoT Numerous speces Of he geaus heI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

lFrou The Baltimore Daily PG.riot
ksw-fOkk LEpGER.-Perbsps no osp6r in The
vcri4 hS- sreceeosd a. Nel sstbe Nes-York LEDGER,
y 50 tAo-t the. I.is s ox.tg Ira.nly - tsJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

From the D.y BookI

The world will hardly believe that the Ess.in
L<dger has been pushed 10 the enormous circases
Of over 100 coo copies in lees than five years; s
from nothing Is it were, and fortunes already eIpes
upon il, AID yet all this has been done out Of rsS
earnirgs-sucb, however, is the fact. The stof{
unparalleled in oil newspaper history. Not one co.
Lac Robert Bonner used Of SPY mans money DoI :
Own, not dollar has no borrowed Of bank OF e'o'.
Who shall cay that such a nan il not 8 EsPoeos
business!
The New-lork ledger under s1ch sbls msnes
ment, viii become if Il is not already, o3s o, me
powerful moral engines in the world Of Literary 4,
nas. Mr.. Bonner has from the comnenceosnn
present hour instigatei the seyerest eIsIinss"..
every hre which is pu. il type for its coa rns,
nothing Of character 10 cfeDd the tsste Of ihe ~"
religious classes should appear therein; and, DE-
he has gone further, erdeayS1ig 10 syOif aty -,
al cOloripg, that MS paper uay emphsteaIly y -
peoples Journal; family victor the tone Of "
shall be pure, healthy, and highly intellectual
lie Feed Of doubtful purity Icllcstiny no nfsis
questionable tendency. Such is the New.YoTk Lag
lirom the Taunton. (alss) 0s1stts yefk
+" TIE Duke OF Wellington writes for the Ne'
Ledger"
lFrou, The Lowell Cfass.l kaTerti'shI -. he
II enterpri.e, industry and talen: can $500,
million, the Ledger, must become poplar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

ArAExIsG CAPIURE.-It is shIeRdly guess al about
. streets where editors most do congTegate, thst tne
Star contributor Of the Independent mas arey begun
shine in other quarters Not . put too hue point
upou L. It s more thsL suspected that the man Ia Ann
sheet who lately carried of Etwsrd Everett, by the
payment OF ten thousand d1lars, and who vas last
tetr s.ire ronJl the cclrer With Mr.. Bennett, Mr..
Greedy dnd Mr. Raymond 90 MS back, has Just per-
ormed the same oics 10. Henry Ward Beecher Ger
avn II s that series Of articles oss begun 20 appear
= the ! i ncrR. under the title OF /" rUi1ss az the.
Occur, by one who keeps bis Eyes snd Ears open,"
waich are very Tscy Of biz style. One Of them, The
Caeou Bal in the Hat" if not written BY him, West
ern man would say, was never written by anybody
,se" The last humber Of the Christian lotellgencer
runs q very smusirg comparison between the two
papers, showing how the Independent trs IN feeble
way 70 initiate the advertisements Of the LEDGER, nut
giving to the ser the p4m Of enterprise AMI success.
Ii cioses with very handsome compliment to the
LEDGER mora tOle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
LEIar, the Pc Amhoy Journ.l /

Z y The Men. YORK Ledgtr has become one OF the
insututions Of the day. " Not TO know Tread the
Lsdger argues yourself unknown. Tee talent which
the inde'sugable Bonner hes brought b one focus
where II car be brought w.ha the range of every eye
rs Of those remarkable features which belong en-
phatcsy 10 the newspaper literature Of the present
day. This truy * client paper il 200 vel kno Fn in
city TO heed any notice than now through
the eaertions OF il proprietor has at,sIneda greater
literary celebrity arc most OF more popular winters
than aBy Of is contemporaries Oar humble voice Is
raised in best wsLes and ropes tost liz sheet may
never be les,"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
Iron de corp.r.viIle lad. } Tiule.

A CASSoS Ball ~ IHE HAr.-An anonymous con
ri5utCr % the y Ledger, generally supposed % be
lie Rev. Henry Wari Beecher, after describing bow,
when boy, be stole cannon BAL from the Navy
Yard at Charsston, Mass, and with much trepls-
iou sad more headache carried IT away in tina, uui-
verss pocket Of youth, his hat winds up WITH The FOL-
owing 7, f-ctioDs:
Wien reached nome, had nothing to do with ny
shot. did dare 10 show /. in the house nor .elI
wfere ] got g. ard after one or so solitary rolls
gave II away on aie same day 70 Pnnc.sireeter.
But, after al, t1at siI-pognder rolled good deal Of
INTO my skull think i. was the last thing TIA,
ever stole except little matter of heat no and
thsn and II gave ne & notion of tue folly " covetng
more thAn yon car enjoy, wnicn has made my wlols
NE happier twas RI her a severe mode OF cat-chs-
lDg, but e,hics rubbed IN WITH sx-pound shot are
better than none a. all
But i see men to!rg the same thog-goiag into ou-
de-grocbd add dirty yaGlx and ss,bernS GD wealth,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

lFrom the Taunton, CMass) 0szstte yak
TIE Duke Of Wellington writes for the New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
lE-.mt.e conn.r.l,l Esn.rt.t.l

Hos. EpwARD EyERE,T.-It e1ctes or sdmifa-
ti1n to the Hon. Ed~ari Everett, the disua-
.usted scholar, writer, statesman aod orator adst
ing his stys end matter in tbs Mount Vernon IA
rfrsp 10 the inrumsrs bic readers or the Nev.f0rA
lFDGTR. H;s Mount Vernon PspeIs are beautiful N
q cir simplicity wte they gently lead the reader INTO
feds OF htorc reseaTch anfs higher ore OF tI9ugnt
ara cation. II i not every man Who c)ul "a
nil the prit IN this vast cathedral o. humanity, All
discourse through ftytTO Szbhaths N succession -
million o. eager listeners. Dir. Everett has hereto
fore ac. yed TeDOsn smODg the s-holsrs ana stt's-
men sud orators OF the world. lie nov miu.les wt1
and rstTuc's the masses Of mankind, and j. Rot 10
proud uor fssdious to accept the level on which
the common Hhod IL most accessible. lie mas thus
tsnsh. toe srrbss and prIests OF literature and re-
hern a Lesson which they would do vel TO proht by
II b.. yes t. complete his WORK he will emoaln MS
name IN the grateful memory Of millions OF American
people.
TIE NENH.YoRK LEDGER We believe that 10
man lived in the annals Of time, whose career IN
newspaper enterprise has beens - remTkeDc IS tnaJ
of Robert Bonner, the editor and proprietor OF the
NeE-York LEDGER. Ne Espapers generally depend
chieny npon taer advertising patronage Tor their Pc
ounI.ry me6Us. Mr. Bonner positively excludes ell al
ytItiscuens from bic columns, ard deyJtes MS whole
space b reading matter. Rot while he does not per
nit others 10 his columns 10 make themselves
krows to the world, lie himself c@lls GtO reqnls,on
the pre.s OF the whole country 10 keep the merits Of
the LLUGIR before tie public eye. Nlr Bonner does
rothir 2 On a moderate scale. He sdyersas, not b.
lnss az squares, bot by co1mus and pages. Hence
pot urfIcq uently W. find e whole page OF toe New
York Herald occupied with an advertisement oil tne
LEUGEB. No man ever before hSed IN thus eouuiEy
tho world. who dared venture on 50 grand aad eX-
pensiNe scale Of advertising. No newspaper pro-
pri.tOr ever before psid socoo to one writer tJr
weekly contribution 10 he columns for period OF one
wear THIS is what Mr.. Bonner payt - tue Hon. Ell
ward Everett for the Mount Vernon Papers" We
may 90 iuriher and cay that journalist probably in
the world ever met with Ike success Tne circulation
Of the LEDGER doubtless iaIgsr than that OF auy
ott r,wsnRpeT Il EurlAl0 America
And Yet tie eGtoI stadously avoids the Introduction
into his columns Of any matter which could offend tho
most fsstdlous moralst
Altogether the LLDoiR is the best literary news
pbper 10 the country, and We advise al wno are DIS
Io.eC TO take Newspaper OF that des rpton, to try
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

lFrou, the Lowell Ciass.l kaTertissEI he
II enterpri.e, industry and taen. can 5000,
million, the Ledger, must become . poplar Nv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-11
234,o1s Ms,O37
Increase
Decrease.
-. S7o7 .l26
I,810,s9S


The reduction in loans though considerable is hardly
large looked for by those who wish to the
loans reduced to the neighborhood Of ono hundred mil
Hons II that the banks not yet prepared for
90 thorough reduction Public opinion decidedly avors
reduction which shall be guarantee that no risk is
going to be run by the banks but the necessities Of the
obbers the natural tendency Of the bank managers 10
leave none Of their deposits idle have not thus far led to
the desired result In coin the movement rather better
than was generally expected. California steamer
is now about due, with over million and
o half, and from present appearances the prospect
of further large losses by export OF the present time
rather slender Still the banks must bear in mind that
they longer hope 10 draw gold from the interior,
and that while the other hand moderate export Of
gold to Europe must be expected will be safe to calcu
late the other upon large remances the South TO
move the cotton crop.
In the money market there is no material change 10
note. Some brokers report more money offering, while
oner houses the contrary state that they selling
paper with more difficulty than last week. The late ad-
vance mostly felt on long paper All fears of revul
son Inns ial having vanshed short paper with two good
names goes readily at below the legal rate The stock
are paying from TO according 10 the charac
Ter OF the security, &C., &C.
1ne foreign exchange market has hardly opened vet
o' "oanesoays steamer. The leading drawer has not
CnAnsea ms ra'es ana doing very little business Tho
market ra appears to be about ITO for 90 day sterling
bills and l1oh for short sight, for francs s.ia1a sis
Tor 90 day bills At these rates. allowing for freight win
ter insurance, &c. IL hardly pays to draw against shin
mens The present prospect is that tho steamer
OF "wednesday will take little gold though some
may be engaged tomorrow Tho latest European adv,coo
point 10 further accumulation Of gold in the Bank or
England, and arc not calculated TO stimulate further shin
mcnts from this side.
The stock market opened fccb but gained strength as
thc business Of the day progressed There were large
transactions both in New York Central and in tho leading
Western stocks The former was rather stronger this
morning han on Saturday, notwithstanding the dscre