The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-22
WEEKLY REVIEW.

-FTSAScIAL-Thed ema ord for money con-
tinues very active The banks have full
discount lines, and as m ostl of-the paper
maturing is extended. they can eofil yre-
lieve The most pressin g applications from
depositolswho can. make shortaadprompt
bills. the stringeficy IN the money mar.
ket is, beyond what's usually ex perienced
atthis season OF they ear, ami we incline
to, the belief that there can be no ftnnie-
idfate. relief. It is not conf ned to our own
market. but is general. We copy from the
New York Tribune OF last THURSDAY the
following sensible article which agrees
with our own IDEAS of the condition. of the
market and of the future :aciinsi5s ialasa :
Money, is, in active demand at per ,cent.
and borrs wers are realty TO pay ,f1directly Y.
higher rates. Long eng 'gements are
preferenee. aphe' Idaiiy faoSsaeifsi of
noted. and those whIcb are = credilor. > Ia
any large amount are looked AFTER sharply
te thei ie o
tenders will naturally appear IN the. 81 ate-I
ment as the year d raws to q close, but no.
eeI
and are IN 9 ppsition when loan ot 9ne
teihb to sesw 8 s RaH af fhss
mary !, weak points in .the Comm ef-..,
c1alf SySfe M. something 70 weaken con- .
4 ience will occur. High rents; large saia-
RES. lavish domestic expenses, and falling
prices in goods. have already crippled ira
ssbat sa o 10 s4t BEN ag ssg .n III s 'ss
lcept such az nusi be responded 10 under
G sresf sin 5g, ebsyse
who. while legal tender was being issued.
made rapid Ifertsalss. sisystha suftden wfE
vance of socks on band and the cons aalk
rise In goods as the currency wasinfi a1eds
traders as a. Glass were made suddenly
Wtaltlly.S The other side of the pictu :je
newipresenls ITSELF Buying TO sell upon
la constantly advancing marketr WAS so
fascinating that IL was carried to dan
geTISus 70 ssgFes FRA l'tlS sas
and the an 1nai MS ness 81 ~ Ethe
suppression of the rebellion" changed to
the pursuits of peace. The Government,
which had been bnying everything, aud
employing everypodya paying with mort
sagsss Sa lasaEl rea
an army>ofta lax gataerers. The latter have
taken, and must continue to take, from
cost. Of the Goxernment. 'incisdi M the tie
Interest on. the debt, and a, further.
sum toward paying TIE principal {. Aksips
ts Of Of Isss Sse
notes and short debt which debauched the
currency antf pnr goi.s zt -. -.fne contf1c.-
srscsiSn y ers 81 seG upon IL AID 3d%
er market prices. The quaptity Of money
ins als saoaEEs sS@s
truth that G. wess same % TaPiay by ea-
pears as t4lackly " h[n eonfracsion( TeenA5k
with this ,exaggeration. They. as rule,
made mon y on small adventures by the
rise. and now lose In larger sums, for the
simple reason that under the seeming In
OF ana sr large Go
erIess seSshs s5 Sa
cial affairs is unsatisfactory, but vas clear
ily Ioreseen from the start. Prudent peo-
pie will look The facts as they are inssthe
face, and not waste time by Thinking OF
what might have been.
Thelates Of interest are fro "a i9to IL per
cent, bat in many cssss any'rate asked for
short loans seoiifd be obtained. Il i I'll
Exchange on New York is in active de-
mand at par, buying, and LILO premium,
selling. 'sAs-s4 - y As-~ y 4 g
Gold is firm at 1iSs4 Silver l36. a-
United states Bonds ara bought and sold
as fo1fows: . - ~ aH@t q a q :