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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-20

"fh.1 CAP re7a: w:n u: 5a X, 40 40 uaTar,
Tao perish Ia the track IT our sodeaSorI
Tho Our enpst, tt.ew the eHrtl
Tiat hrs soIed upo1 'u- birth,
Ti.G blood polute each hearth now aud sTeT.
Eu.tL. ba'Hc - Tho Ltroug ~ not gwen.
h,io I'll. Jude, Of right and ".orE ''s n ildaTc"
Tao (fcd + bsvid s.ll
GuIiag tn pebble with t!. will,
There arc Iiants yeiio kill, wrongs uEsh'ivsa.
{Appl0u.e aid calls cf 6rdsr from the SssA e
ar
Mr.. EcuoIa, ol Gs., said that he WIS sur.
psised 10 hear suck ..marks uppl1nded by the
lituss Ii wa arc io.haye u monarchy here,
ict us knew Ii. lr every man 10 to be put in
by foroh aud all property to he Relzsd sua oona
| Yeytsl to tao uss OF tho government, he wanted
| 80 knowi$. !? such policy Was insngurst,d
IL woald rs,sign ard 80 homo 20 his con6Lit,s
zEH
Tbs Srrarss announced tbs expiration of
! h. morrIng hour.
Ml. A7rIrn, of Tenn, introduced o Fesoln
| ton thss Mnjor GrnsrEl EoRhrod johnson ls
| in7tsd H. ssat on this hJor during bis etey
| IL tho oity. .U1&nimc unly .Gd0rted
mr.. MiLss, CTS. G., introduced q rsEoiusion
| liza: joint committee nf tfo members on tha
part oi tho House and - on tho pact of the
:4hsto, hs appointed to propose aH address "a
| Ibr c9nn.ry. A6Jrssi.
Mr. RTsaffs, Of Va, mn7ei 10 poatpano he
r.csans ycxeB,fticr h.il, which was agreed TO-,
ana he offered Substitute retaining mainly
lan progsnt exemption law, bat repeating tho
'aaftecn uegra"" c:auee, aud taking frnE, The
President; and The Secretary of Var the power
ii tiets!1 rIc.p: Pc artaaaans 6r scientific OK
paris eng gsd in government york.
Mr. Esssrl.r apoko nj roma longth in emp
nart nj his amendment
MIR. CsR supported tlIa 6iib,tila!o iaa1 Rhlo
sps.ah.
hir. slvPsoH, Of s. G., ofTsroa All sTasnd-.
meat, putting into the army all persons dysr
IL years ee aga, Nod ezsmpsing only these
who gave and.thst they would Iarnish the
aoreFsIna::t Will, specified sa'"nu.. af pro-
Visicne..
hIr. BRgoz, Ct T.zss, oif,rsJ tic i;ii6T-
lug:
Resolved, Thai his House bsa heard With
Gacp sorrow Of .nn death, whila on his say to
attend the prssont se.siOn of Copgeens, cf the
Hon. S,aPsos q. MORGAN, ono Of Its members.
from the Stale Of Texas,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-20

galiovs.; tl.s recpls of Nov Ksnt clcotcd tbs
to r.pIsas:t tier T:ogs and iEtcraa;s--s task
that psrfuTme TO ths beat If my poor Ebili-
ty, and it ia with 10 little prid. that reanr
to the address inais at rhis tina, az Bar
hama1ilis, to tho citizen soldie5y, On the
| GRights and Dignity If Minofities ="
Errn!B haa!en:d on. The canvass lcrrlne'
ted, and the pc.dolDinn,iug lnnj5ri.y of tic
North cnrticE3ed the action at Chicago, thu:
sscHondity sanotioning and main.alains tle
monstrous doctrine in regard OF suhmissicn u
subiuesticr. Ihs instant formation Of milite'
~ organizations throughout the North gave
nov warming and lslt no doubt q: tho fell III
loot. Thsy ,Teitc.i not for ihs Inauguration
of 4 hrshsmslincoiI CO thcir dictator, nhr DID
; he, oGHlident. Gl tho r0Rer concentrated II
him, gare to wait. Whether formally snt
Legally cinsked with the habilinsnts Of su
thOritY nnt The etaT of cffoe Was matter O
| Indifference si,5o 10 them end TO him. The
| fIcrth Tea perverted into one vast camp, end
tie South Tas TO b, intinldated into Eubmis-
son OF 70 bsnfushed. Bol0re this COURSE O.
Hut:nn, EeYaG 81 Tho Southern Sta'eg, by ~ay
u! rr:'~,tisr mud Al measure 6f security
t?0f Gouii.cr snii1li>sc thHt by the fOuTti. o.
March, lsc!--in laEa ihsn JEST from my
arrival N Nsw Kant, and proceeded 10 war;
rny cid frien1s, rtlgtiYsE and Dsighbors CT TIL
c0uine atGrni--a military dictator xNs III
Quoted into Office st Washington in ths mida
Of hRYoncts, aEl moro than 0na-balf th'
South gt.0d in he attitude Of demonstrating
Resistance to bis poRer. In isw days more
var, with al ita raismlite, with ell It's wee
anil eut!>rinS, will its terrible hcIlooatSs G
b.r0d, Waa rT02laimed sgainat lilo South, all;
tho E:e il-olud South GceSp!e1 tho red-hard:e
iaaua forcbd upon aer.
in7itei. tn Wit the su!lior,ties C: :hs nsV
government ;s A9nicomsEy, soHtplel th
in5ifBlia6: waa rendered there, Ri.er tie 81
ce.rion at Virginia, and without solicitation
r;,st IN tts REGULAR army, and, under tk
coTan,iXsian canforroh UPON mo, wss ssjgnst
20 faif IN nrSaniziag tho tnrcau CT Wa .1t
il ;ha in..Eat Ct the correspondence Of tia
h.1osa. ihs haresu ;tssif scaraalJ a'sc,et
i:o1r u;aa il '#as then msds, and tto nook
aud TsGaTia II tic NGI Department. will at
lass t. these ial1fa. 4 :tsr tae 06y.inInsnt {;
l.a iilHthsID ulnlejarGn5 was .r=nslsrret
from aiooie1meTy 10 Richmond, 1 still cor
t!nEai, Rads9 frilzs, IN duty with tbs Score
,aIy q ITaf: sri alsheash / frequently re
iIssted, and evan demanded, as the E!cs o
TIA r:Ea1tir.I mi vii! akaF, ii be sslt to IT,
field. yct tho .a!!shFY sill Insisted uE,a nj
:. s.rs;;o5s "a "lnaisrsHsabl. 10 aiilssy." il
This 5lz.:nsT | 1as deprived Of tho adso ntsg'i
Of lie y1:unTess es,Vies in tfa Beginning &
tbs Ea7, aod Oh ths military Faatiar5 it re-
pmral. .4u. / ts'is7s mig sdF t:zt " u ~
FIST ciE;tsn Of TnaiaiG fEto en'cTFa u: Cor
;7sdc7a.s :sr7ics, AID ihat fts communication cor
! .feTTsd upon ne q: Montgomery - 'hs o:aes
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-02-25
Concluding Remarks.

I think the publication Of the foregoing in non
pareH by you will let ont and So after con
graduating you upon the prosperous business done
with san Francisco by your islands. in the year OF
Lord One thousand eight hundred and sixty four,
1 drop rhe subject
nearly forgot to mention, and l suppose the
marks would have been more appropriate under the
head Of passenger statistics that Mr.. Thomas Guck
delivered lecture upon the Hawaiian Islands at
Parts Hall, within the last fortnight for the benefit
o. fhe Mariners Church, and mentioned that he had
only fault find with the existing state Of aflirs
aud that was, that the vessels OF the Hawaiian aud
San Francisco packet lines sailed from port Sun
day. Where much for rejoicing exists.
Gulck ought to be satisfied When the Millennium
comes, vessels will be Dispatched only upon week
days, and that il may come, wish heartily my
friend Gulick; but until 1t does c,ue shall not let
little matter fret me. But then, am no lee
turer, aud if l vas, aud hard up for something TO
End fault with, to keep up the - old raw between
the missionary and l,y, perhaps might pitch into
this fact. pour tais ds mispr, they say in Paris,
(Kentucky) - Ever Of Thee,' sc,
JAM SATI5.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-02-25
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
From aarirysgDia, Corre,pouiea,.y


SAS FRsScGsCo. Jan. 81, 1865
Il u time sine. ! deliberately took pen in
hand, % TO have my say through the columns Of
your paper, regarding trade 10 general, and with the
Hawaiian Islands in particular, but, just about
this time the alauacs have IT, the annual siatis-
tics Of trade aud commerce for the past year are
published By live fapers, the .4Ita Californja
and EreHiag Baiiefja. think I can use ny assist
ant, most worthy one, too, viz pair Of excellent
scissors, and coIe from their columns (the papers
The scissorsI enough matter furnish you a let
ter aud your business occu patton for the fifteen
minutes they will probably devote its perusal and
subsequent grltihcItion AMI seIf-satsfaction that
il is to their energy and enterprise, coujoined with
the wants Of our community, that such a gratifying
state Of things exist, have existed (Which is the
proper ezpresions p First ani foremost will glance
nt the
Passenger Statistics.
The eiuX Of visitors from this port to yours which
has been often commented upon during the past year.
and the . xel fac' that three lines of packets are
now plying between here aud the Hawaiian ISLANDS.
successfully, subs,antiate the truth of the statement
that the arrivals and departures for 1863 and 1864
have increased ir the following rates
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-02-25
lsHI
Arrivals
Arrivals Departures
A.L rr1

Arrivals. Departure Arrivals Departures.
"a Il 4Js 53I
The list Of departures, you will perceive greatly
IA excess Of arrivals in 1864 showing IA dGerential
ratio from the previous year OF 1863 but this may
be accounted for by the fact that your correspondent
Was among the arrivals here in 1863 which in itself
ia fact that future statiscians upon this subject
must take fully into consideration and give it its
due weight. which was in the vicinity Of 2Oi lbs
avoiTdGpos.
Port Statistics.
The next IN order is the movement of vessels, and
the follO6ing of the vessels which have
arrived at this port during the year ending Dec 81
1854 together with their tonnage. length OF passage
and freight chsrgeabIe on merchandise:
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The only falling of Of consequence in the above arti-
ees to note IS IN coffee the import Of which in 1868
vas 6o,os5 rs Cur annual consumption of this
article in 1864 has been equal 10 600 fbs per
month for the Pacific States auI Territories accord
ing 20 the ennuaI review Of the Mercantile GazcHe
sui Prices Current From the same able paper
tMercanti!e Gazette l now, with the aid of my
assistant (scissors) clip the following IN regarl to
the leading staples which We receive from your is
lands. and they relate articles strictly Hawaiian
think they will tear putting record for future
referance These moia-se~. puiu. rice md sugar.
We com. eei this K the lengthy
iItel to hi-a w.i os fossil Mercantile tGzsftc Of
January I2.I
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-02-25

Nothing is mentioned in import list Of any treas
received from your islands. which is very graft
flying feature for your merchants. showing the
balance Of tTais IS against Us, and in your favor
How it will affect the Reciprocity Treaty
ing At Washington. I leave Judge Allen, Secretary
Seward aud bigger bugs than am TO settle be-
tween ;hem. Some may say that it Is by Bills Of
Exchange that the deficit, If any, Is met
Having exhausted my numerical statistics - pretty
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-02-25
CHUNG HooN & CO.,
A. S. cRlNsAUM & CO.,

ID c. WATERMAN & CO..
COHHISSION MERCH4NTS.
Fstal attention paid Of the Wang Fleet by
the furnishing funds, purchase and sale of ENchange OIL
Bone General Merchandise, aud the procuring Of Freight
REFERENCES.
Mcs=rs. ISAAC HowIASD, JU-, Co. New Bedford
". G.. r. PoFE. L-g-, do
NoEGAv, SroSE c.. san Francisco.
MrRrEE y MEEELIL. do +2o-ly
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-02-25
n. Y. LUOlHGTON,

tsUCCEEsuE 10 T.. = rEATr y COZ
aud Wholesale Dealer in Wins and Spirits, and
Liquors Charlton Wharf. Honolulu. u. l. Ally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-06

CAMERON cOAL-THB CAMERON coal. COMPANY
~ are offering ths superior Bunnous Coal 81 Elisa
unsppassed for generating steam and for iron founders
backemnhA oompanea and for al other purposes fof
wkioh Bu1nous Coal Il used A fuel for ontse
has superior almost entrsy NEE from suphar Yer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

ALEXANDER Tuesday, August 81, al Duauesburg,
New York. the residence OF her brother the Rev A. IT,
wylie, Mrs A. l.. ALEXANDER, in the 4sh year OF hcr
age. ..,
invited attend the funeral Friday AFTERNOON AZ TWO
O'Clock, without further notice.
California and Texas papers please copy
BRAssEL.On Tuesday, August ~, OF congestion OF tne
brain MARY FRANCES the only daughter OF Rodney y
and Ellen f. Brassel aged years, months and days
The funeral will take place from "a PIKE street, THIS
Thursday afternoon, nj two o'clock
ELIZABETH BENNETT, in the I'D year OF her sge
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70
attend tho funeral, from the Firsv Kaormed Dusch
church. at New Brunswick, n j. this cshursday) Alter
noon, at two o'clock
Bu.Hr,L "Wednesday, August 20, WILLIAM BUSHNELL,
son Of James and Sarah Ann Bushell, ,ged months
The friends cf the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this day rhursaay) from The resi-
dence Of the family, No. Frrmsn street, South
B,iss-As New Rochelle, on Wednesday, August o.
nj the residence Of H. Hurd, Dr. Ella L. BIIss aged 20
years late surgeon IN the United States Army.
His romans will be taken to Planncld Ill., for inter-
mont. ie t.t
The rslssIvss and friends 81 the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this hursdayl afternoon
At one O'Clock from the residence Of his parents 326
West Forty ninth street. N 49,.
CEuRp. IA Jamaica, l. l., on Tuesday, August %,
ANIME daughter Of the late William and Jane T. Creed,
ne ssssivss end friends Of the family arc respectfully
invted 70 attend the funeral on Friday afternoon, 81
bsIfpaso two o'cock, from 0fsce church, yamsics.
20 DAvnupOnS -Tn Dfoohlyu o. Wednesday August "a
amer . lingering illness, o. tubefcuiar consumption
which he hors with Christian fsvttude. yxsoss
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Coroncrs' Inquest.
A BOY DROwNED--DANGERO PIER.

An inquest was held by Coroner Gamble, at ll4 West
Twenty seventh street. the body Of August Ross,
boy SIX years Of age who drowned on Monday last
In consequence c falling through hole in the pier foot
Of Twenty eighth street, North river, into the water
Deceased at play the pier at the time he fell.
The jury found 'that deceased came TO his death by
falling through large hole In the dock at the foot OF
Twenty eighth street. North river, on Monday, August
a. 1866, and that further the owners and
essces Of the said dock for allowing the said dock to be
in very dangerous condition, 1t being unsafe for man
or beast 10 90 upon"
SUICIDE OF A YOUNG MARRIED woxAN-DoMEsrIc
TROUBLE TnE CAUSE.
Coroner Cover yesterday held inquest, At ais East
Thirteenth street. over the remains Of Mrs Mary Hughes
who committed suicide by taking poison The testimony
showed that the deceased was married 70 John Hughes
In the month Of January last They lived happily for a
time but Eventually Hughes became impressed with the
idea that his wife entertained greater affection for some
one else than she did for him, and several occasions
he told her co. Ma Hughes, being spirited woman,
could not bear this uust reproach upon her character
and on one or two occasions she threatened TO kill her
self II she could not live IN peace: hra Hughes was
visiting friend In Fifth street, on Tuesday and IN the
evenns returned homo In an apparently cheerful state
Of mInd but later In the evening she swmowed gum
lily Of oreosote and died yesterday morning from the ef
ecss Of the poison The jury rendered verdict scccrd
ing 10 the fscts Deceased was eighteen years and gu
months old. and native d Ireland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24
SECOND BOARD.
~ -
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, August Z5-b T. NJ
AsHRs-Receipts, "A bbls. The market quiet and
unchanged We quote pots 81 SIX a 81 80 and pearls
$775
BREADsrUFFs Receipts, 1881 bbls. -four, 6o,973
bushels wheat 200 do. corn, 9s99 do OATS 752
do rye, and 9, $50 do malt The flour market at the
opening fairly active, and prices advanced 15c.
25 per barrel all grades, but subsequently became
quiet, as there few buyers at the advance The
market closed heavily for the various descrip-
lions at our annexed quotations. The sales Of
State and Western -four comprised 1880 bbls
Southern flour more active and prices were
somewhat better Tho sales about $50 bbls
Canada flour fairly active, and prices 15c 25c
better the sales embraced 400 bbls Rye flour quiet
and unchanged Corn mcGeAwa steady, with sales OF
$50 bbls BrandywIne $40 and 100 bbls Western at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

BUFFALO August %, 1900
The Colchester spirituast case was closed last even
ing after the summing up OF counsel each side and
lucid charge by Judge Hall the court then adjourned
to this morning, when the jury returned verdict Of
equity"
law the following points,
First constituiionalty Of the Revenue law, imposing
q fee for license Second, sufrcicncy Of indictment.
Third the performances public as to require
license Fourth, was the occupation Of defendant in
any sense trade business profession requiring
license Fifth constitutional questions respecting guar
antee OF freedom Of religious belief t'a
The Court granted three or four days. and more re-
qured for presentation OF the questions technically
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

FRnGnTs.-There was more Inquiry Tor freightage TO
Liverpool but rates rmer and engagements were
thereby greatly restricted The engagements were-To
Liverpool, 81 900 bushels corn on private TERMS per
steamer 500 boxes cheese at 4os.. To Glasgow, per
steamer 500 boxes cheese at 40s. To Hamburg 1000
bbls petroleum at 5s To Bremen, 600 bushels rye at
AID The charters were-A brig TO Bristol Channel for
orders wheat TO Cork for ORDERS petroleum o. 3d.
10 United Kingdom and g. Cd to Continent; schooner
to Ellsworth hour, Soc, and corn &C., one from Eliza
6Nc brig to Montevideo and Buenos Ayres schoon-
or TO Apalachicola private terms
auction Of 1900 boxes Mention lemons at S. e2K So IT,
HoPs.-Tho market continued active at full prices
The sales were l4o bales for consumption including oil
HAY remains in active request but prices for shipping
lots somewhat lower The sales were at e0c CSC
main steady sd,Ts a. s5c SOC for old and new
MolJSEs in steady jobbng demand. and prices
well sustained. We note sales OF 10 hhds Porto
Rico ut roc S5c, and so do Cuba muscovado at Doc.
PROVISIONS Receipts, es7 bbs pork and 100 pkgs.
good speculative feeling Prces advanced new mess sc
closing steady at $50 &c. The sales were about $500
Sa 30 on Z"
ALSO for August and September delivery sellers option
about 3, 900 bills new mess at $50 81 $32 37h The
MANNED ma. i steady The sales were about 100 bills
| at s. a S12 for plain mess and $40 $1l for
extra mess Beef hams dull, and prices were en-
tirey nominal Bacon was dull and heavy. Cut meats
in moderate request and prices were rather more
steady; the sales were 500 packages at lahc ioHc.
ket quiet, but prices remained firm the sales con
sisted Of $50 bbls at 19kc 24xc the latter an ex
IRENE for small lots choice kettle rendered Butter was
in steady obbing demand at &c 29c for Ohio, and
&c 3sc for State Choose continued In fair demand
AT 1Oc. q 16c for common to prime.
PETROLEUM - Refined, In bond was in moderate de-
mand at full prices. We hear OF sales Of 1000 bills al
53c. Crude do. was quiet, and prices though without
decided change were somewhat weaker We quote:-
Refined, In bond. 52kc. SIC. crude Sic. 81 hc
RcM-Carolina was in good demand at an advance Of
about Nc per pound, the market closing with con
tinued upward tendency The sales were 200 terces a
1OIlc 10Zc nowsheld ut lie. ii Nc. Rangoon wal
quiet and prices were nominaly unchanged
SuoAR-The demand for raw was moderately active
and prices were very firm the market closing steady
The sales embraced 200 hhds Cuba muecovado at
| . 1Akc, including all grades Refined was steady
| yesterdays quotations, with fair business
TOBACCO The demand Is moderate. Salcs 3o2 hhds
Kentucky &c. 26c III cases seed leaf, SIC zoe.
TAuow.-The market was less active but prces wer'
sustained The sales Sc, 900 lbs at 12kc 131Sc
WHISKY -Receipts, none The market was decidedly
more active and prices were 1rmer but not quotab.
higher The sales were about $50 bills Western at ~
a. 90 the market closing steady at the outside price
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

The wheat market at the commencement active ut
an advanc, Of Sc &C. per bushel, but towards the
close ruled dull with no inquiry for shipment at the
for new amber State, 81 81 a 81 SO for amber
Milwaukee, 81 So a 81 81 for <Adilwaukce
club, and 81 SO q 81 81 for Chicago spring
The corn market was fairly active and prices ruled
shade hrmer the market closing steady The sales
about So 900 bushels, ut 92c for unsound and 93c
93H for sound mixed Western. Barley was quiet Malt
and prices remained firm. The sales 600 bushels
Western ss,c and 500 do. State at 50 o. Oats
dull and prices somewhat lower; the sales of West
were at coo.
CoYrRE market very active, mainly for
ket closing SITTER though not quotably higher The
sales comprised TO- 500 bags Rio all private terms
CoTToN-The recent heavy receipts have had o de-
TO withdraw in anticipation Of buying at lower prices.
The sales confined almost exclusively to the trade
for consumption and prices though without material
change had downward tendency The sales comprised
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

McKNLEy-SouRu. Wednesday, August %, at
Flushing by the Rev. William McAllister, CHALEs NC
KNrxY Of Commerce. Michigan, to MARY f., daughter
of Richard Squires OF the former place. No cards.
SrxoSs-IHaRAM.- Saturday, August 10, by the
Rev y. Sill, d. D., WILLIAM sxns SssoSs, Jr, TO Miss
LIZZIE IxGRAm youngest daughter Of the late William In
gram, Esq, all Of this city.
srRANG-RERvE.-In this city, on Wednesday, August
23 ct the residence Of the brides father by the Rev Dr.
NJ s. Hutton CHARMS T. SrRANo Jr, TO SARAH, young
est daughter OF James Reeves, ESQ, all OF this city.
Mobile (Ala papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

The Albany Exchange Bank, with capital Of $500 ooo
will the 3ls OF August pay dividend OF 100 per
cent making 13s per cent Of dividends since January J.
1895 The bank will have good surplus after this large
distribution OF profits.
The Chicago Tribune Of the 21st says
There is no new feature TO report monetary circles
to-day As has been the during the week. the de-
maud for money has been light and the indspostion OF
theba enlarge their line Of transactions Is posi-
tive - any previous day Until the excitement caused
BY the unfortunate financial operation in New York shall
have entirely died away, and confidence restored our
banks will not extend discount facilities except to their
valued customers This they consider the path OF
duty well the path Of safety Very fortunately the
demands Of trade at this time call for no departure from
this determination the markets very quiet, with
no disposition to operate.
The statement Of the Bank OF England for the week
ending August shows loss OF than ELSA 900 in
bullion during the week The details OF the return
DEPARTMENT.
Notes issued EFT COS 900 Covenant debt ELL 016 100
Other securities. 3,634, 900
Gold coin and
huioo IA O60
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

The New York exports exclusive Of specse) compare
- follows with former returns
FOR the weok?.. e7011 POS 81 2oo, S73 "a, ,o22
Prtv rsportsd... 11xOoss es 1s<,6107to e9,6%2 AL
elnos January size tli2oo Sss S22 sio2e2soS3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

week shows loss Of s1o millions Of francs.
sstterthwsts's ssfsahr mys Of American securities
The market FOR american securities N London rc.
manned steady for some days after our lass Of this day
woek until the artvm Of the telegram from New YORK
via Greencasc reporting RAPID advance p the price Of
Erie shares olynd declaration OF dividend at per
cont ca common scotland ~ per cent on preserrcd
stock this caused much excitenent here, snd a1arge
business done about SO, but sellers appearing
20 realize prcns wey gage way 70 56K Illinois shares
bonds have ducsuscd between es and co. closing steady
ct 6ek We have report atery considerable business
In Atlantic and Great Western dcbentures At from 81 70
81.
The discount rates 10 The leading cities Of Europe were
according 70 the latest advces az follows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

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