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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-31
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ssNafur VIII Ont.O

The arstocratc principle will stick out of
the leaders of the Democracy wherever you
find them. The editor of the Democrat,
Notwithstanding his meek and placid ap-
pearance, is just as much tinctured with it
as any of them. In praisiug up the virtues
of Mr.. Noble, he could not let the occasion
pass without fling at Mr.. Carey. "The
old mud SILL says this refined editor, "will
find that he has not a Judge Hall to run
against this time; he may as well hang up
the fiddle and again take up the shovel
and the hoe.'" True, Judge Carey is an
old farmer, and has used the plow, the 'sho-
vel and the hoe,' all bis life, but We do not
see that that should disgrace him, orrender
him any the less worthy of the confidence
of the public. We know that his hands
are hard and bony, and that he has not tho
ball room polish of many whose fortunes
have been more favored. And we know
also that the Democrats candidate, Mr.
Noble, is lawyer, unused to physical labor,
and who has made his living off of the un-
fortunate who have fallen into the meshes of
the law; that he is politician, ambitious,
and strict partisan, supporting all the
measures that the Democracy may espouse,
no matter how detrimental they may be to
the interests of the country. If the editor
of the Democrat wishes to support such a
candidate it is his privilege, but we protest
against this attempt of his to degrade labor,
and the agricultural interests of the country.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-31

The COLUMBUS DIsTRIcT.-The State
Journal understands that the Breekinridge
Committee for the Franklin, DC, Congress
sional District, have determined TO bring
out Thomas Sparrow, as an independent
candidate for Congress. The candidates
terefore will be Messrs. Sparrow, Galloway
and Cox.
The result will be the triumphant cleo
tiOn Of Mr. Galloway, the Republican eau
didate.
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Delegates TO the County Convention.

At meeting at the Wigwam on Monday
evening last to appoint Delegates to the
County Convention, w. N. MORGAN
was appointed Chairman, and ]. S. FoUKE
Secretary. The following named persons
were appointed delegates to said couven-
ton, with power to 6ll vacancies, and to
cast the vote of the Township:
L. M. Jackson, L. D. Williams, H. Sweet
H. Bowus, VIM. Rearick, A. Williams, D.
L. June, Geo. Loveland, Lewis Zimmerman,
H. Hineline, ]. Taylor, Jas. Shannon. N. R.
Tucker A. Crowell, M. A. Ritter, J. Younk-
man, H. Stacy, G. w. Dwelley, D. Thomp-
son, E. Dunning, A. Bennett ST., w. Jack
man, w. N. Morgan, J. McGee, A. Phillips,
H. Everett, NJ. E. Tyler, B. Staley, H. R.
Foster, ]. Patterson, ]. S. Fouke, G. Hur-
dick, H. K. Berg, I. M. Keeler, W. Totten,
F. Wilson, ]. A. Bowlus, G. Edgerton, G.
NJ. Tillotson, M. Saline, G. Thompson, and
G.. Kramer.
W. N. MORGAN, Chairman.
]. S. FoUKE, Sec'y.
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wide-Awakes. Attention .

The Wide-Awakes, and all others inter
ested, are requested to meet at the Wigwam
in Fremont, on Monday evening next, to
make preliminary arrangements for the ra-
tifcation meeting on the Wednesday even
ing following. By order ofthe
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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me Hanasornsa, POLE

Floating the Republican Gag, that has
been raised in sandusky county this fall,
was put up at WoOdville, on Wednesday
evening. The Republicans there are hard
at work, and win give good account of
themselves at the arolI CALI 10 October
and November.
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The Detroit Tribune says: "a. w. At
kinsfor several years Democratic town clerk,
and A. d. Rork, Democratic Supervisor Of
Hasting, Barry County, have declared for
Lincoln and Hamlin. The Tribune also
gives the names of eight other old Demo
Gratis who have done likewise.
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NO whom ii mnY c0ncern.

NOTICE is hereby givon that certain
note Of hand for the OF hrtytwo (S32) dollars
made by John Neeb the LIST day Of November 1885,
favor OF Joseph Fox payable the let day Of May S6O
afterwards sold to A. Black and by Black TO H. r. Bowlus,
and by said Bowlus lost Now all persons hereby
cautioned against purchasing said note, II has been
Aug. %, 1850 slwis H.. r. BowLUs.
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The IOth al Cleveland.

The Clevelanders are making great prep
arations for the Inauguration of the Perry
Statue, on the 10th inst. 1t will probably
be the largest gathering ever assembled in
Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-31

HAVE THE RIGHT TO use the follow
Ing patented receipts the counties Of Sandusky and
Seneca receipt for preserving apples from to two
years Another for pears peaches, plumbs and cher1es
Another for grapes currants and cucumbers Another
for lemons sweet potatoes oranges and tomatoes. An
other for all kinds Of vegetables Another to make wine,
champaign out ofcder and to preserve the cider in de
srable state Another for preserving fruit from de-
and insects another consisting of an excellent wash
for all kinds of fruit trees And another for making Su.
gar from Sorgum Cane
Any person wishing to communicate with by letter
in relation to the above will receive prompt answers
stamp is enclosed to pay return postage.
T. j. CARLTON.
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Tbe Creat ERIC meetIna.

The following distinguished Republican
orators have given positive assurances that
they will be at the great meeting at Erie,
Penn, on the 18th Of September. Sena-
tors Cameron, Wilson and Wade, Gov.
Reeder, Col. Curtin, J, R. GiddiDgs, D. X.
Cartier, Carl Sehurz, and Cassius M. Clay.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-31

A Western letter says that Carl schuz
will probably be the successor of Mr.. Dur
koe IN the D. 8, Senate, whose term expires
in 1851.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-31
A Pair of Them.

Probably Sandusky county contains a
pair ofas small political demagogues as any
other in the State. In fact we doubt whe-
ther they have any equals in that line any
where, We allude to the authors Of the
following paragraphs:
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e. j. CARLTON.
Read! Read! ReadI!!

Cairo Illinois, July Goth, 1850.
Messrs. JOHN WILCOX & Co..
Your ''Inpectine" Persian Fever Charm has
done wonders l wholly despondent and wretched
when applied it, and in five hours the chills
we'd and fever has ensued 1t is the simplest ina
gnabe, and wonder Of nature art. would not be
without this "Impectine" single hour BY constantly
wearing II l seem to be ''ague proof"
Yours very truly,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-31

Ossian E. Dodge has discontinued his
Literary Museum and taken the editorial
chair Of tho Revisw.
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Fire Insurance Exclusively.
FREMONT AGENCY.
Manhattan Fire Insurance Co,
No. 6s, wall street, New York.

VIM. Pitt Palmer, Prest. And. J. Smith, Sec'y.
DIREoToRs.-W. P. Palmer Samuel F. Mott Rufus L.
Lord, VIM. F. Mott, VIM W. Fox, Edwin D. Morgan,
Richard Tighe Thomas Barron Robert B. Minturn, Thos
W. Pearsall, Peter Cooper Henry Ellsworth, Augustus
W. Ward James Coles Sidney Mason, Moses Taylor, l.
B. Suarez, John Caswe, John Steward, John c. Green,
Ebon b. Crocker.
This staunch old Company having fully complied with
the laws of this State continue to insure the safer classes
Of property
AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE,
at rates low other first class Stock Companies-
Their policies free from techncaties thus avoiding
litigation having had only law suit during business
OF THIRTY-NINE YEARS.
Particular attention given to the Insurance Of Farm
Property isolated Dwellings and Furniture. Policies is
sued for the term Of one three, or five years.
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County Convention.

The Republicans of sandusky county requested to
meet at the wigwam in Fremont, on
Saturday, september Ist.,
b O'Clock in the forenoon for the purpose of selecting
candidates for county officers to be supported by the
ers ofths county the October election The Offices
be allied are
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GENTLEMEN:
have been snatched from the grave by the Ap-
plication Of your wonderful "lmpectine PesAn Fe
charm" For several years have suffered every
son from fever and ague Last Spring my life was threat
ened but your remedy has destroyed the disease and
am rapidly gaining appetite and strength.
Respectfully, Yours,
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EVENING SCHOOL.
AGENTs WANTEni

ATEN Is w WANIEUt
TTNHRoUGHOUT oHIO to sell PRESIDENTIAL BADG-
ES. These Badges have only been out two weeks and
great has been the demand for them that found Il
almost impossible 10 supply them Men and boys thro'-
out Pennsy making from three to five dollars per
day. Each one is printed Red, White and Blue Satin,
and acknowledged to be superior TO any thing Of the
kind before made. Samples sent Postage paid upon
receipt often cents ench For full particulars address
LEARY h BROWN,
No. 604 North Twelfth street. above Green,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Wholesale dealers supplied #34w3
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This truly wonderful preventive and for Fever and
Ague and Bilious Feves will be sent by mail post paid
receipt of dollar Also for sale at all respectable
Druggists and Country Stores.
Principle Depot and Mandatory, 16S Main street,
Richmond, Va. Branch office, Bank Of Commerce Build
ing, New York Address
JOHN WILCOX co.
Aug. 81, 1s60.-25yl.
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ofths county the October election The Offices to
be Allied are
PROBATE Judge,
County Clerk,
County Commissioner,
Infrmary Director.
The basis of Representation, will be delegate for
every fifteen votes for every fraction of six votes
and over cast Gov. Dennson in 1852 and will give the
several townships the following number Of delegates
Sandusky y.---.----.---2l Scott t-----------------
York --..--.------.- IA Washingto .-.--------
Townsend ------------- lMoouNhle~--
Riley niulsoh ----------------
Green Greek nice --------------------
Bellville e----------------lul
Jackson II lOull NO. belegatsh lVO
The Central Committee would suggest to the several
townships that they any time previous to the first of
September and appoint their delegates to the County Con
vention.
All persons opposed to the present Democratic party
and favorable the election of Lincoln and Hamn
cordially invited participate in this meeting and help
to elect the candidates who may be nominated by It,
BY order Of the Central Committee.
A. PHILLIPS, GEO. N. TILLorsoN,
WIN. COLBY, c. G. SANFORD,
l. NJ. KELLER, Committee.
August II, 1860.
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sls6i ssss sd .hp Masonic sss.
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c,.a i1r ROADS ART ,h Fair wSa z..s
stella tr Jansto for orders tss zmsrons
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see MiscsD ichIs reriin. and Hattie Anna sonSrs
l nha;1rr by ,ep shlp Fair Wind. csIao.
April 6-Arr bark Glen Holmes Portland; schrs
Hs,. e psss:o8 sT Fiisdsi.
farley and Ashland Moore iAverpoo Kahan (r)
s wS[ S, NE. YS,s brig
Liverpool schr m nsp Child, c 81 ship Eleanor wa
lGn.AIr Coy sD :hg BsnsIes Ilirctisy Calcutta g ys
zih shps Richard Morse Edw Everett Sh, sSip M
NORFOLK April s-Ar s.eamsbip Monticello, Gaze, Nav
tss.sa
:rasd p..i. and Ar%ads kSo". Sao Bowman
NEwBURYPORT, April S-Arr schr Herald, Knight Phna.
SEWPoRr. Aprn.s-Ar sloop Opera, ssasry. Fan River
,o,hvsd brig ssn French Crosby rOn Es.'po.e SYe..
do Mary EMILY sy yon as.t rs% f a
G.Inse. Rider Alexandra; vsndoSi. Bray om RoeihndS.
Sa c:S: sa %
for rDssr fHn om CO. S ,sa
phs llle sanders Gale Providence for Phisdspaa Ami.
Long % for o.
Ses a.
n tS1s , White sb R0espa FOR NYe. with Toe. q Sbcs
Es River E;s,r,s Lord cs isr Bcson
sop Eastman EizabehpOrt for Boston, Bsecksr DO for
sEw HAVEN. April losld schrs VIM Bement. virginia;
Burrows ss ia bark: SaS
Lapsy. Bishop Cienfassos Almah. Nevhs. rrindsd sd
fSA T, TOW March sA .hp: job.
Boyd DO Pos s:ae %sn'''0 Tor ssa0e'l iSh Vs
PORTLAND. April -Ar steamship Patapsco VAIL New
York schrs Marshal Perrin Gibbs BALTIMORE Rauh Hewitt
Buckn York Margaret Ann, Reed do for Augusta hich
gan Marshall Calais for Pbadepha Sea Bird Foster for
Br ses y. nship Canadian, Graham, $. John. NIB
81 1: ss sSsss s.s Iso.i ''
rRoviDiECE. April loTAr steamer Albaros.. Jones.
Kelly Lille sanders Gale Fred Dyer Gilmore PhDsdei,
ghis syph Ne Son Jas Lawrence Rogers and Potter.
R0CKLAND: April Carr scbrs Mary Louisa Smith, VI
nsihAsen Tor NYork C1rin,han Small - 9Th Emna Fur
schrs Powers Robinson; Angelina Hix Forest Emery
NYork: 7tb A Jameson. Jameson do.
SALEM, April 1C-Arr sch VIM Pickering Perry Iapcon-
vile for Wilmington. NC ~
WEST HARWICH. April Arr schrs n s Barnes EYork:
3d. Baker Jr. Norfolk 4h. Baker NYorE Oh Keren
uappuch Kelley and Mary Emily, Doane Gloucester
York land sid Thu Bid Sd. schrs Barnes WORK; 4h
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The Increase in receipts at the ports compared with As,
Great Britain was bales increase TO France l6l
0C0 decrease to other foreign ports, o00 Total IN
crease in exports, 7S9, 900.
moderate. To Liverpool 1000 bushels wheat were en-
gagged in ships bags at 3D. and 5000 bushels corn were
taken, part in bulk and part in ships bags at Cd
some cotton reported at 732d I'D for compressed
and uncompressed bales, and 80 tons lard at 2s Cd To
London rates steady l0s for cheese, while
ton 100 bbs ashes and 20 tons Ogwood were engaged
ct 30 per ID.
prices asked restricted transactions Some small lots
were sold for shipment at 81 for city use 81 06 81 II
was asked.
Iron Scotch pig quiet and sales light, at s2l so
HoPs were in fair demand The sales embraced about
100 bales In day two past Of the crop Of 1859 AZ &C.
49,. and small lot choice quality at 16c.
LIME continued in good request, with sales in two or
three days past Of $500 bbs including common at Sc
MoIAssEs Sales Of 400 bbs. Cuba muscovado were
sold at p t. and SO do At 27c and so hhds Porto Rico
1t $50.
NAVAL SroREs.-oommon rosin was saleable a. 81 90
per $40 lbs delivered and 90 bbs spirit turpentne were
sold at 1sc for rejected, and 46c for New York bar
rels.
Ons-Iinseed was steady, with sales OF about 5000
Of Whale were reported at New Bedford q, i5c 4ssc
prime was held 1t 48c 50c., spring at Sc &c.,
blesched winter sperm at 81 As and spring at 81 AS
PROVISIONS -Pork-The market was heavy and lower
hn0 supply peSter IEe SAFES embraced ABOUT 4VU oCO
bbb., including new mess at SIT 621 SIT 49, thin mess
ct ST, new prime at sA $4 l21 and old at$l3. Beef
easier, with sales OF $50 500 bills, including
try At S. &c. repacked At Sl1 Is $2 SO for
extra Cut meats dull and heavy with sales Of 100
hhds and erces at 7c 7c for shoulders, and at SIC
exc for hams Lard was in fair demand, with sales OF
726 bbls and erces at l0c 1876, and choice at II
Butter was in good supply and prices heavy, especially
for old dares new was selling at 22c. 2Sc for good
State; old Ohio selling at loc l2c and old State at
loo . 16c Cheese was scarce, and in good export de
mand 1t exc. 1876.
RcE-saes Of about 200 casks were made at &C. a41sc
SExD-Both clover and timothy were inactive, and in
the absence Of sales Of moment quotations nominal
The only demand which has become sluggish was from
the country. Lnseed the spot sold at 81 n 81
%. The ast sale of Bombay, to arrive, was made at
81 So
SuGARs-The market exhibited no quotable change,
while sales moderate. The Transactions embraced
about 600 hhds Cuba musoovado, part within the
OF &C. 61c. and 6zsc and lie bbls Porto Rico sold
7ac.
TKA-The public sale held to day drew q spirited
pany The catalogue presented fair amount of lots,
mostly all Of which were sold at rates sustaining pre-.
vous prices. The rates folows--Hyson al
37sc.; Young Hyson At Csc &c., Gunpowder at 4o1sc.
Gle; Imperial at 34c 49, Hyson Twankay at q
3lhc; ooong at $3.50. &c.; Souchong at DC q
81 &c.
WBRKy.-sales Of about $50 bbls were made at &c.
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Warrfed.
MAM-pn On Wednesday, April IL, Il xsinty
chapel, BY the Rev Morgan DIX, C,IAR1 " BLAKE. 70
bos'on 10 nizARxrn ~ eldest daughter 4 The Hon.
Exhrs-hun-In Charleston, s. C., ON Friday, Feb. 8,
bsesmAn, Magistrate, Mr.. HENRY T. EvERrs, ol New
na,.' conn Miss HARRRT BAUM, Of Old Chester,
Chester papers please cepv
aPrn ~, py the Rev. Dr. TAyor JOHN l. GARDINER, Jr.
city. :" D " 49,
HYDE-TRusow this city, Tuesday, April TO- At *.
.aui N. + church, by the Rev. Dr. NcClintock RAPn
p HYDE 10 MARY s., daughter Of William Truslow,
= iApSYIWoop Tuesday, April 10, by the Rev.
!, Gnyler, WIN X LAUNY, TO CAROLINE A.. daughter Of
A.P Wood, Esq, Of this city
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100 bbs. within the above range Of Agures whsa'
was again IN good demand and closed q IN advanoe
Of %, per bushel. The sales embraced about lt,oe
bushels Chicago spring az 81 - u u.s. 100 shels
Southern n 81 As, 5000 do ordinary red Western
81 10, and 200 do good white Co. u 81 co. and
white California a. p t. Corn some lees buoyant
The sales embraced about 600 bushels including West
ern mixed, ut 72c 76c Jersey and Southern yellow
Tic TIC and white do at TIC. 7Sc Rye steady
bushels OF good State at SOC. Oats firm and IN fair
demand, with sales Of Western and Canadian st 44hc
46hc., and state 1t 465sc 4Sc.
CoFFM-The market WAS quiet and frm; small lot
Of st. Domingo sold 1t IKE, and so bags stained
BIO ct l3c, and 90 mats Java Al l5Ac
COTrox-The market was steady, with sales Of about
600 bales closing on the basis &c for middHng up
lands.
The following Is statement Of the movement in cotton
vlou Ian
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Total $242 OS7 l9i 46 sat 1853 ,22 139 $50 263
Previous week. 29 1873 99 AZ 2099 81 1853 lis 49, 54
The following table will show how the banks in
these four cities have worked since January l,
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CLEARED
.s ssasnshp James Adser Adams CAaresso.sposrd Tiles
sseAmshp Chesapeake Crowen. Portlsad-N Cromwell
Ship Evelyn, Sawyer, 81 John.
Bari Hopdn1s,. Sf Rs,ss' s asy.narI Carer
Hsrk iouaA Bliss hehurchy. 81 John, NB-wek Kibbcy
Bsrk sun.ns csArd,. Ring, q JosD-rhos w.,,.
Bark a pendergast, Nelson saamors~J W Mckee.
Bs ! nss0n Gisdps bOSghton
81 ziss,s iisld Phillip: Ss;%aas.snas !ens. Co
an Es. frssmas b ns
s,ScAr Howe. Apologize, Pesersburg--vAn Brunt
s ss;Ar ssssA Elizabeth snih. New Haven;
sssamer Bristol Allen, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED
snip STEPHEN crSre gr1s e LAY ,s.pSo with %a:s 70
rs1.S. bound s I. NJ y i In :s..,sa
5 p H. issts o. ss f p;s.
E:s ss,sn Win m: :; md g
SAS 8. wind rom So and he nip hauled q
n s -; Nv , I, Y 1w y 'miux Achilles the High
ssT D.a
Brig lDdepsndence OBJ, Hamilton, RlisSoro. NE days
BTs Asriooi. OBJ Atkinson. North Jogxins, NIB. Is days
Brig French Crosby, Passport 10 days. with na
sef A.sr.n.h Rr spnrr Cornwals Ms, days, with pc
S,I lee Bent Windsor. Me- day. with plaster
Schr Bay Sta O. verril Norfolk for Bangor.
Schr Congress, Cole. Machias IL DAYS
Schr Lucy While Crocker, Calais for Philadelphia.
echr Mary Mangam, Whalep Gloucester, dayA
Gchr John Calhoun, -, Boston for Albany
Schr Sarah, Gardner, New Bedford.
Echr Eliza Jane. Howes, Dcnpis dsya
Sohr n Carhse WinsmOre, Providence, : DAYS
6ehr Empire, lowell, Albany for Boston.
Schr Superb, Mitchell, Norwich.
Soop Thomas Hull Hull Providence, 2 days
o1eAnnar OsprAy. Kenney. Providence
nteamer Day light Springer New BedforA
SAILED
Steamshp Arabs OBJ. Liverpool
Whd AurinR Ne dsy n.
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WEDNESDAY, April 1l--6 p. M.
The uneasiness in the money market created by
The last bank statement is very apparent to-day,
and many persons are already talking Of panic.
OF course it has not come TO this yet, and
II is to be hoped that IL win net do SO for
some time; still it cannot be denied that the revival
Of specie exports would produce very uneasy
feeling among capitalists il the banks allow the
present expansion to last To-day the steamer
Arabia took out only $50 600; but exchange closed
quite steady at 1857, higher than it was q week
ago, and some more specie win go on Saturday. If
the bank loans stood at 900 or $l25 900 00O
amoderate specie export would rather be matter
Of eongratuation than source of anxiety; but when
eeIoans are over $3.50 100000 the case 10 very diff
krent Many people are borrowing money from
NE banks on call and at short dates, which it will
not be convenient to repay in the event of .
sudden contraction. It is in view Of such contin.
gency, and Of the results which could hardly fail
TO follow, that many leading merchants and bank
ers are looking anxiOusly into the future. The
next bank statement will be awaited with unusual
anxiety.
We continue to quote money at &C for loans on
eal, and 81 81 for first class paper; but if there
ment in the stock market, rates would be higher.
Since the last bank statement several prominent
lenders have withdrawn their funds from the mar
kct in order to watch events.
Me following are the last quotations of sight ex
change on New York at the cities mentioned, the
quotations being in ali cases for gold:--