Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-08
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/ Nav YoRK, Jan. Cit il stated 10 th'
evening papers that aade6eiency of iron
1 $50. 900 to 500, 900 exists IN accounts
/ Of the Auditors Office in Brooklyn. Johr
Rush was late Auditor Investigator
viii be made at once. aFLis ,aGot .sss'f
/ J foreign news by the steam
| er Moravian, from Liverpool I'D by tel.
7 eeraph to Londonderry The Cotton
Brokers Circular reports sales Of W, OOl
bales. Market easier, and prices LAD
for American. Authorized quotations
are: Fair orleans, 23d, middling Or-
leans, 21Ad; fair Mobile, 22zi; middliug
Mobile, 2ld; uplanda, 223d; middling
| uplands, 2l4d.. The nsrketeclosed with
an up ward tendency, and the stock in
port amounted to 353, 600 bales, of which
l23, 900 are American. AZ, ,..ss,..
Breadstnffs were dull and nominaLaaa
LONDON, Dec 22.--Consols closed at
S6E087k for money. e-aml .,.s.f5ia 81
4 United States 5,20s, 66(9663. .,9ll egsa4
has decreased ELS, 900. We, Il 1ssli0 dsi
y Satterwait's circular Of the evening
Of Dec. 30says; Since our last "a very
large amount OF businesshas been trans
acted in 5-20s at considerably enhanced
quotations, the message of President
johnson giving renewed confidence. The
6nal quotation was 66s. - oh
q The Daily NeWs says that American
securities, Especially 5 20s, eontinpeIto
be imported in largo amounts by each
steamer, but for this the .remittances of
specie from America would be much
larger, although to some extent this is q
negative result so far ss our money mar-I
ket is concerned. IL is certain that q
dire city prtiudicial influence inasmuchl
as while we send to America, goods for
the raw material for which we have to
pay cash, she discharges her debts to a
considerable extent iu paper. os
Advices from Frankfort state that
aimee the receipt of the Presidents mes
sage, q more extensive business had ta-
ken place IN American. stocks, accom-
panied by rise of 81 per centr in two
days The Garman public, generally,
have resumed purchases in them for in
vestmen and are so exclusive in their
partialities, that ell the adveFtisemenis /
for. Turkish and other loans and shares
in any company, prove entirely unats
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y FRAEoE.--Notices had been posted at
the faculties of the various learned co.
cieties, warning students if they seek to
disturb order in, any way, they will be |
brought before the council, and win be |
liable 10 perpetual exclusion from the
Paris university -'list
The Bourse ia fiat at 68f 30c.-, II
ITALY.--Iti is reported at Florence that I
the minister had rendered his resigria-
ton. The provisional budget was under |
debate in the Chamber of Deputies, and /
meeting with some opposition. 4
The statement from New York that
the Chiiian'en to thatcountry thought |
fit to give q banquet to the representa-.
tives Of the anafchial republic of Mexico |
has not tended to increase in London |
sympathy for the Chilians in their dis
pute with Spain. ..---'.'' .''-''''---''.''.'' n
The Times says the. present condition
Of the colony of Victoria, if carried |
much further, must inevitably assume
the form ofa conflict between the AS.
sembly and The Mother Country AssA
The cattle plague is reported more
favorable. -. af...--. -..--..----4..-.s =" tasl
The Times city article says: A pur-
chase of f200, 600 consols for the court
of Chaneery coupled the circumstances |
efthe banks. They not having adopted |
any advance n.rates Of discount, cansed |
English funds to be steady yesterday !
morning at a rise of -onersixth, bot the /
Improvement WAS not maintained be- |
tween this DATE and tha l4th5szT'rhA m sr-
ket will be influenced occasionally by
in connection with large |
amounts to be deposited with the court
Of Chancery on account of tae new
railway BILL .....,.-.-..,. t - |