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sources II was learned that there not the sghtest
ground for the TumOr.
Private advices from Philadelphia reported q oet'er
feeling there, with advance in Pennsylvania Eairoau
stock to sI and subsequently to So The refusal OF the
directors 10 accept the resignation OF Col Thomas A.
Scott Vice President OF tho Pennsylvania Rnroad was
favorably received; but the scrip dividend, payable
March, 1916 within six months aJ the option OF the Con-
pany did not give much satisfaction. the general
opinion being that the dividend should nave peeh III
cash. No adyices we're reported from the Ca'ofha
and Texas Construction Company.
Judgo Blachford fled yesterday, In the office OF the
Bankruptcy Clerk OF the United States District Court
written decision allowing Blake, Bros Co 10 SELL AZ
their own risk the securities for their "ea loan" 70
George Bird Grinnell Co., bankrupts. The decision,
with the exception Of recitng the heretofore pubshed
petition in bankruptcy OF Blake Bros & Co. against
Geo Bird Grinnel Co.. Is bat repetition OF the oral
decision recently given this matter BY Judge BATCH
ford and published in THE TRIBUNE.
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IMMIGRATION STATISTICS.

NEARLY HALF A MILLION ARRIVALS IN TWELVE
MoSTHs-FIGUREs FOR TUE QUARTER AND TIE
YEAR.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Monthly Report No.
70 Of The Bureau Of Statistics contains full details OF the
immigration TO the Uuited States during the quarter
ending June go 1873, and the year ending on she Same
date The total number OF immigrants arriving during
rho ouarter was 3d. Of whom 123929 we're males ana
775S4 females under Is, WIS from 10 to 49, ISloS 40
and upwards Is 2O OF the total number, l3s04 iandeo
at NeYork IS $50 at Huron; 15.i75 at Boston; n7l az
San Francisco 5000 at Baltimore 2l3 at Portand ana
oas az New. Orleans From England came 2e2l6; Ire
land 1919; Scotland, $3.50; Wales 43; Isle OF MAD u
Jersey Island H. total from British Isles $3.50 From
Germany came ll5T Austria, 1855 Sweden, 7GG Nor
wsy 10 9O, Denmark 34s2; Netherlands, 2e27; Swi1Er
land. 1Os3 France, 3g7o Italy, 2t57; Poland, l,oo;
China 122e7 Canada, 1927 Nova Scotia, l4co; rems'o
der scattering.
As TO occupation there professional, $780, skilled
1850 miscellaneous, sol2; not specified Si wIthoae
oceunation fmaiuly women and children) 96,lIo The
Messengers during the quarter not Immigrants, mum
beTed $3.50; deaths during the voyage, 1872
The totol nnmber OF immigrants who arTlVed Il, me
pors of the United States during the year ending Jun.
30 1873 was 4j9S03, OF whom 259l were males, obu
isf oil females; died the voyage, 66I Immigrants
under Is, 04G2 over 10 and under 49, Zo-- 'o"h" ny
or }he total number 3O Si landed at NewYork s39lT
al Huron. 81 SIC at Boston, g9l7 AZ san rfansco is
AZ baltimore 1891 Orleans, and 1924 az PORTLAND
From England 74S0l Ireland, lI4A sCntanu,
i3SI: Wales $40; Jersey Island. -; Isle OF Man, -
total from the British Isles 1888. from S,rhlduy
cane 1851; Austria 5,765; Sweden. 1866; norway
Denmark, 1881; Netherlands, JILL DSib..'n'
i-G. sv-itzrrlaDd 31O7 Frauce 1873; SPAN, 5il'
irsca s7I5. Hungry 1871; Russia, $50; Poland
833s; China, 2O,2g2 Canada, Slilli NoFt o.uf '''
Azores L6l Australia, ll30; remainder sea y ,llg -,
80 TO. m.ccianeous 1903 7s; not specI3d 1853; with
out occupation caie1y women and chldrenh 2f'''
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CONFESSION OF A GERMAN MURDERER.

RICHMOND, Nov. THE German Consul IN
this city has received from strasburg Germany the CON
fession OF Hermann Rudolph Wilhelm Nollratn, who az.
euses himself of having murdered in King George
County vs in April, 1863. vollrath was employed by a
fishing company Oh the Potomac He says he was walk
ing in the woods when no met stranger, apparently
IRISH whom he asked light for his pipe. CONVEX
saton ensued during which Vorath saw the Strangers
pocket book, containing large amount of money. lie
on the impulse OF the moment, attempted TO rob ho'
BEING resisted aud dreadng the result Of the escape
of his victim he drew knife and stabbed him through
the heart He buried his victim. returned 10 WORK ana,
threw the money IN the flNer ns
went to Germany, was conscrpted INTO the army no"
is now in military prison for petty onense. inc CON
fession voluntary.
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fGrNyR,I rnFss DisPArCHl
THE NORTHWESTERN STATES.
SUCCESS OF THE ILLINOIS FARMERs-THE RESULT IN
WISCONSIN AND MICHIGAN.

SUCCESS OF THE ILLINOIS FAEMERs-THE RESULT IN
WISCONSIN AND MICHIGAN.
lBY IELEGRAPH TO TnE TRIBuNE.]
CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-Sixty-nine out of the 1O2
counties IN Illinois been definitely heard from
In nine counties there truce between all parties
OF the 90 remaining the Formers carry 49, the Republ-
cans H. and the Democrats The total vote about
nine-tenths as large as that cast last year.
Returns from Wisconsin to-day do not PM any new
phase on the result GOV Wasbnrns vote has been cut
deraby where railroad influences were potent ana
he Is likely larger majority against him than
any other the ticket IL Is probable W. b. Taylor
Dem Lib) will get 1900 majority for Governor The
Senate will probably have l6 Republicans and II Opposi-
,ion members The Assembly will probably be composed
OF about 70 Republicans and 60 Opposition members.
Reports from Michigan announce that both parties
coucede the election OF Wm. b. williams Rep) TO Con-
gress from the Win District.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATcHi
GRAND RAPIDS, Nov. From the last figures
received At The Democrat office tonight, the vote on
Congressman Ia the With Distiict stands as follows
Williams U.ep), $780, Comstock (Deml' GAG, with ono
town IA Kent Ave in Mnskcgan, and two IN Alegan
Counties yet 10 hear from.
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EXCHANGES
LONDON REACTS UPON NEw.YORK.


EFFECTS OF THE ACTION OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND
IN RAISING THE RATE OF DIscOUNr-A DECLINE
IN STOCKS ~ wALL-sT.-DoLEPUL PREDICTIONS
Alleged impending disaster in Lomoard-st' mas
been added 10 the other weights which now depress
stocks in Wast. The Bank Of England has again
raised the rate of discount in order TO cneck the out
flow of bullion and there apprehensons that the
events recently witnessed here will be repeated on
a larger scale in London and indeed throughout
Europe. The foreign exchanges are unsettled, ana
rumor is rife with the good name OF numerous
banking and commercial houses, both
here aud abroad. The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company has declared a 5 per cent scrip dividend,
payable in March, 1875 within six months, at the
option of the Company with interest at the rate OF
6per cent The general effect of the news Of the
day was depressing, and the stock market fell OIL
from TO 81 per cent, with slight subsequent re-
action.
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credible the rnmors that tho opponents OF the Commits
soners. appointed by the O. ttutonal Con yenon to
supervise the vote upon tho amendments In Phladei-
pha will resist their serving, through the courts anu
says: "Publc sentiment. which is ethaIgic under
wrongs impositons pcrpetrated under the forms Of
law, would not brook any violent unusual nterle-
renee with any legitimate action OF the Convention,
especially with designed TO an honest
EXPRESSION of the popular VIII upon the most lmpOl tan
subject which claimed the decision Of the people 81
Pennsylvania In generation" IL is sincerely 10 Dc
hoped that this confidence Ia public sentiment Is hQ
overcsmatcd. II will prove dsgricefui To the state
IL is wanting, should the emergency for It's demonsud
ton arise.
Mr.. John Quincy Adams jr, who maintains
the political traditions OF his family, IL elected mem
Der Of the Massachusetts, House OF representatives. ior
the town OF Quincy. Mr.. Adams has been Candidate
for both National and State offices. and has been uni
versally recognized as % young OF uncommon
ability The fortune which led him INTO the Democratic
party has OF preoluded great political success
but nobody ever doubted his conscientousness ana ca
pacity. His relations with the Democratic party ~
ceased TO be intimate; indeed he may now DC icgIueu
an Independent.
Some humor has been expended quite harm
lessy upon the announcement OF William Allen, GOV
crnor elect of OHIO. that he will make no appoint
ments until after his Inauguration" What the old n'h
roally meant seems 10 be PLAIN enough. lie intended
to keep far from him buzzng and button bolng swarm
OF who would consider his promise equiva
lent TO appointment; and this, beside being an eh
eelent and comfortable Intention, is by no means
without precedents. ExOrted promises which u Was
impossible to keep, made before going into Oice, nave
killed more than one pdbhc man soon after NC gov
into IL.
The Senator elect from the lid Senatorial
District County j. W. COe should not be elassed
as "a Democrat. lie original Liberal RepuOhcan
and has stuck TO his cOlOrs faithfully ever since AS
member Of the Brooklyn Board Of Supervisors he mas
acted independently, always supporting men auu
measures which he deemed honest and right, no matter
which party ratleTed them His nomination for senator
was made by Liberal Convention, and subsequently
Endorsed by the Democratic. The District IN when nc
ran was strongly Republican Senator Perry having
carried II two years ago by 1857, and this year inc
Republican State ticket carried 10 by majority OF ~
Senator Coe elected by majority OF LOO, tlus
running ahead of the Democratic ticket 1890 votes
running ahead OF tho Democratic ticket 1888 woes
THIS however, does not represent tho Liberal vote ~
the District, for large numbers OF Republicans Noteu
against Senator Perry; but 1t shows that the
could not have elected candidate OF their OWL auu
have no right class the result victory Tor thei
party, nor claim Mr.. Coo as Democratic senator ne
ould rather be called an Independent or 4oeiai re
publican.
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stock market here.
LOMBARD-ST. VIEWED FROM WALL-ST.
TIE ADVANCE IN THE RATE OF DISCOUNT ABROAD
CAUSES, DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY Al UoME-A
BRITISH PANIC DREADED-PoIICY OF THE BANK
or ENGLAND.
The attention of the financial and commercial
community Is directed toward Lombard-st. where
IL IL feared that they about TO have re
vulsion greater than that which mas
befaen the United states. For some time past
the balance OF trade has been in favor Of
the United States. its exports exceeding us
imports by a large amount. This has caused steady
flow OF bullion 10 mis- country, which the Bank OF En-
gland has endeav0ged 20 check by raising the rate OF
Unt has reached the very high rate OF per
cent Another meeting OF the Governors OF the BANK
held yesterday, at which il was advanced to per
cont with depressing effect prices here and In Lon
don United States bonds falling in the latter city from
10 per cent, Erie and New-York Central each per
cent with corresponding decline here.
This advance in the bank rate the topic Of genera
discussion In financial circles, IL seemed TO pre-
another OF panic. The present rate OF discount
OF per cent Is the highest since 1866, When oYerend
Quincy Co, bankers the Greek traders, ana other
afgo operators IN both the stock and commercial mar
kets failed causing crisis in England and throughout
Europe The British panic OF 1896 developed system ~
commercial corruption, Frustrated confidence, and
Tor the time prevented restoration o.
commercial relations. 10 is usual only ~
anticipation Of commercial disorder to advance the
rate 10 such high hgres in order 20 preserve the bullion
for the Since the last Franco Prussian war
there have been numerous stOckjobbing bubbles
oaed in England and the shares distributed through
out all classes OF the community having money to M
vest The raising OF the rate money by the Bank Of
England curtas the OF the stocklobbers ar
well as hampers the operations Of English importers
and other merchants Money becoming too costly,
there is danger that those stockholders who
are heavily loaded with doubtful or even
good securities. will fail, and that the mer-
chants will not obtain the money where
with 10 meet their engagements shoold there be any
additional trouble it is believed that nothing eise VIII
do the Rank act will be suspended and the Bank OF
Engand bp allowed issue its notes irrespective OF the
anourt OF bullion which it has on hand as reserve
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NEW JERSEY.
ESSEN COUNTY.

The Board OF Canvassers for Essex County
mel at the Courthouse in Newark yeserdlv with Il. ii.
Dawson as chairman Owing to the absence OF returns
from two districts, the could not be compleed
aud the Board adjourned until to-day The returns
from The townships gave james Peckwell (DemJ for
Sheriff $50 majority over James Il. Gamble. Edgar
Farmer (RepJ has $40 majority over John Nugent
Dem). for member OF the County Road Board Nong
term) ana W. s. Glasby Q,ep) has 4sJ majority over
Aaron Baldwin (Dem.) for the short term. In the As
semby Districts the result was as follows:
First Districf-M T. Hasey GIepJ, 1888 majority over
Sec5nf Ds,y5ci-E o. Dorcmus RspJ, 100 majority
Third Disfrci-Thomas 8. Henry Dem.l, 100 majority
Over 1.n Kennedy taep9 ,o,os IRAN, a,o majority
over Andrew Albright (DcmD
Sifh Disirict-s lmue Morrow jr. (Isep) il elected
over George b. Halstead (Dem, but his majority Is not
Seveath Dis1ictwm, II. Kirk (aep) $50 majority over
UzI Y. Garfield 10 mi 4-.s', 4..-'3 80 III
Eigbh Disirict-James I. Van Ness DemJ is elected
over /. W. Campbell tRepg majority unknOwn
Ninth DtStrict-A g. Baldwin iehb 4o2 majority over
t. L. Price Dem)
PAssAIc COUNTY.
The passaic County Board of Canvassers,
including one Judge each election district met at
the Courthouse in Paterson yesterday and made can
vass Of the erection returns Tuesday, with result
which showed only trinng difference from the returns
already published The official returns are as follows;
Republican ~ Democrat 80
Sensie-Aaam .375l John sPpe' '''3' Is
f-Georg Bsrnss..... $50 John P. zeag 81 O8i
II.-G. a. Hobar.......l490 Gerhn PIsntr.i G22
Slenh-NO nomination.. !Oun AAeu ''''''3'AV@
The vote for Coroners as follows:
James c. Amiraux (uomueo both partiesl 1867 Aora
ham ButterWorth Rep), 4.03s; joel NJ johnson (Rep)
3662; james A. sprOul tDem.D, 3.73s; Marcus Vaa Nm
HE (Dem) 1929 Amirauxs majority ID $3.50; Butter
worths 800, aud SPROUTS. 70.
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INDIAN TROUBLES.
Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 7.--fhe Republican has a
sn.cial from Fort Sill. which says

IT. IIVUI~t wv T'NF7'@"F'''@'" '"''
special from Fort Sill. which says
The Indians burned whalleys rancho near Red River
on Monday murdered one man, and drove away con
Adorable stock. Two men belonging Ia a surveying
Marty were reported killed miles from Fort Richard
SON on Saturday The Miscsero Apzebes, from New
Me1c, are raidlng in Texas, aud committing murders
The on the reservation this poet cannot
deliver up the five stipulated for at the Fort ELL
couuc aud as "a consequence their annuity goods ana
FOND viii be withheld after this week, Which, IL is Ell
pected Will drive them 10 the war-path.
SAN Francisco, Nov 7.--Advices from Tucson, Ar
zona state that Cochise refuses 70 stop radlng
into Mexico and New MeAioo, aud VIII not submit TO
dispne and to having his tribe counted Iie Indians
continue 10 draw regular ratons from tho Government
whether on o. OF the rereIyauODA
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MARYLAND.

COMPLEXION or TILE LEGrsLATURE-wooIFoRD S
MAJORITY,
BALTIMORE, Nov. 7.-Of1cial and unofficial
retprns from all the counties excepting one in the
State indicate the following the complexion OF the
next Legislature:
E,nate-Denocrats q Republicans. 3.
House, Democrats, G2 Republicans, a.
This gives Democratic majority OF GO on joint ballot
Woolford's majority in the state is about 2o,COo
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sorxnNG ZOE TILE JAPAN CABLE.

SAN Francisco, Nov. THE United nta,cs
tsmar Tu.c,rora has arrived from her expedition TO
sound for cable TO Japan she cruised ioo miles TO-
ward the Alsutlan Islands One hundred miles west OF
Cape Mcndocino she found a submarine mountan over
ma fact nigh She deepest sounding was 24ss athoms,
while l,o miles west OF Faraone's Island. she was
ordsred back on account OF the ateness OF the season
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, Sgw-yopK STATE GRANGy ORGANIZED.

BINGHAMroN, Nov. "A State Grange Of
the Patrons OF Husbandry fully organized yester
day at syracuse by c. p. Biemau OF Iowa. General Dep
uty at Large Representatives present from all
parts OF The state The following officers among others
were elected and duly installed: Geo. e. Hinckley Of
Fredona Master Geo sprsguo of Lockport. Secretary
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for County Clerk 1885, Smith, for Sheriff. cs Terry, for
Assembly. a.
RvERIIEAD--Thayer 100 majority; King, l52; Hedges,
IO7; Campbell. IS; Lewis, 100; Petty, $40.
BROOKHAvEN.-Wilers, 10 maiOfrty King. 81; WICK
ham, II Campbell 49, Smith. PA ; Petty. n.
GsLIr.-Thaycr leo minority T1ompson, IL; Hedges,
10; Campbell. 1855; Lewis, 30; AM Pot(y. 49,
BABYLON .--rhayer, 100 majority; THOMPSON, ~
Hedges. l4S; Campbell, 20J; wis., 1870: aud Petty al
SMITHTowN. -Ihaye-, 81 majority; King, 10; Hedges,
%; Campbell, %; Lewis. "A ana Petty, 20 majority.
HUNTINGToN.-Wilers, 2S majority; King, l52; Wick
ham, 100: Campbc s. Lewis 40; and Terry 10 ma0rity
SAG HARpOR-Thayer, % IN jorty King, 1876, Hedges,
200 Campbell %; Lewis q ami Petty. ITO majority,
Suffolk County complete gives the Republican state
ticket 6J8 majority. Knl for Seaa has sl5 majority
over Thompson. The Prohibition SIS ran separate
okc for the Senae aud county ciboers which received
about $50 votes.
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r,r ross OF THE BAyARIAN.

Toronto, Nov. 7.-All hope is abandoned as
10 tho fate OF the persons left on board the burning
s,eamer Bavarisn, They include Capt Carmichael.
Chief Engineer Fnnacaul, the steward, Mr. Spence
Mrs Tyold and daughter OF Brockvie Miss Ireland OF
Kingston aud Mr.. Weir OF Chatham. Toe usmes OF tie
other persons missing are unlnowa.
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IpY TELEGRAPH TO THE mBUxE.I

pIsGRACEFUL ACTS CHARGED TO THE CoNsERvA-
1IvEs-CAsEs OF ELECTION FRAUDS TO BE TRIED
IN COURTS.
lBY TELEGRAPB TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.--Representatlve James
IT, Patt OF Virginia here and has much TO say on the
subject OF the late election in that State. lie charges
mat there was never such disgracefu system OF ter
rors and frauds the day Of election in many por
tions OF the state the part Of the Democrats He
SAYS nc personally witnessed scenes OF violence that
would have shamed the worst acts OF Tammany lie
saws negroes were beaten, ballots destroyed life threat
eue6 and that men were driven away from the polls
who would have voted the Republican ticket. He SAYS
that in Richmond wormen in the tobacco factories were
threatened with discharge If they did not vote for
Hammer. and finally that the result due 10 fraud
He Jaws many arrests will be made and trials had under
the laws Of Congress.
THE CONSERVATIVE GAIN.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATcHl
RICHMOND, Nov. 7.-In 70 counties and
cities heard from, Kempers COM net gain on Walkers
majority is nearly 1000.
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RETURN or TIE MARSH EXPLORATION PARTY.
NEw-HAvES, Nov. Prof Marsh and his
party returned today from the West Their geological
explorations in the Rocky Mountains during the past
Summer have been very successful. aud the more in
portani results VIII soon bG published
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POLITICAL NOTES.

New-Jersey is making steady progress in
orgapizue Oranges General Deputy g. W. Thompson
expecs tat he VIII soon be ready 30 organize state
Grange This will give great impetus 10 Tue ofuef'
a. the several Oranges are then DlDhghi tos''no''
Tie PhiiadeiDhia Press prOn0unces scarcely
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WALL.sT. TOPICS.

There were numerous rumors IN circulation
yesterday In regard 10 the stability Of several CONNER
cia and banking houses bnt they without fouuda
ton. Tho suspension Of prominent dry goods house
wac freely reported but from The most Trustworthy
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wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY RETURNS.
The following are the returns from Green

burgh, westcheser County Secretary of stateWil ers,
726; Tnayer G62 Justice OF Supreme Ccur-Gbert, 6o3
Mns0w GIL state ScnatOr-MJF~hal 74s 'rtson, 5SS
Sherih-Bussng, 722; Carpenter $50 Rgister-B RI 1885,
Archer COL superintendent OF Poor-Palm, 727 knap =,
663. COrOner-O'Dara. 655; Young 6S3. MemO OF As
sembly-Cornoll, 0Ss; Wight CO.. Aunexation-For, s7
Against, l13.
The returns from Wesch aser County yesterday ndi-
cate that Amherst Wight j. Republican, has been re-
elected member OF Assembly in the Id Assembly Dis
triot by majority of IS Mr.. John H. Cornell. The
majorties in the several towns comprised in the district
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THE CONSERVATIVE GAIN.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH1
MISSISSIPPI.
AMEs's MAJORITY ABOUT $4,000.
iBY TELEGRAPH 10 THB TRIBUsE.J

AMEs's MAJORITY ABOUT 3J,OOO.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUsE.I
JACKSON, Nov. 7.-RetuTns from % counties
give 2s ss7 majority for Ames Rpj These counties
Republican Careful computing OF the vote Of 1869 IN
the counties yet to from will foot up 10000 majority
for Ames Republican majority in both houses Of the
Legislature is assured
GENERAL PRESS DisPATcHl
Jackson Nov. THE election returns come
in very slowly Only 20 counties have fun reports
These give Ames majority Of 1851 Those counties
always 90 Republican, and when the official returns are
raceive1 from the other counties the majority VIII per
baps be somewhat less than now estimated mo VOlc
Was very ght every where. The Republicans VIII nave
good majority in both branches Of the Legislature.
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TIE LONDON MONEY MARKET.

LONDON, Friday, Nov y 1878.
The Bank Of England has advanced its rate of dis
couDt to per cent.
There are decided symptoms of panic in the
stock market here.