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to the extent vouch for nothing. Mr. Danfel Drew; but reinor we Now if the Inco Bonds any rate, is the for, current the market would experience considerable set ef. banks are down to-day the Drovers' of Milfard tank Two more free bank, and the Bank Drovers Bank, of densburg, confirmed shinplaster. The had $10,000 according Delaware to the last Controlier's $36,777 Government report. 6a. Bonds and Mortgages 21.000 Y.State $77,777 Toa! 10,00 State $76,030 N. Against circulation are buying these notes .75 ₽ There cent. was The Some brokers at present are without sale. but the a Milford notes trouble in the Sackets Harbor Bank. of serumor of Bank informs us they hold $75,000 its redempMetropolitan to that institution to cover its Mr Henry Keep pledges himself to out the of the brokers are also tions, curities and belonging Some throwing of redeem Kent Co., notes. the Farmers' and Mechanics Bank M (erchants) notes of Castleton, Bank of Ageville, only as a Bank of Macon, and South Royalton Bank, but shinBank of measure. The present epidemic among public predential promises to be quite fatal. It is time the plasters themselves against losses from such paper-mills but guarded absolutely to receive and circulate character. any by refusing notes of home banks of the most respectable that the rethe dispatch from Buffalo states Bank demption A telegraph of the notes of the Erie and Kalamazoo has not been of suspended commercial there. paper are becoming more in pass. canBuyers in their selections, but there is no difficulty The banks are tious undoubted names at 10@12 ₽ cent. dealers quite ing liberally, probably giving their the bank# are as they expect. The receipts of in the as as the Mexican money was On discounting much large, used due. call dis quite of short paper which is now falling cent. count continues very abundant at 6@7 P money Superintendent of the Bank Department Carthage expresses are the The opinion that the exourities of the Bank of sufficient to redeem the circulation. effect advices from California are to about the same success The before received- markets and good Boad & Hale as in those mining. The circular of Measra. Hussey, says: July 31-We have to advise be attributed YOU of an in unprece. part to recent of of our the dented SAN FRANCISCO inactivity in market which may beavy shipments from jobbers n eastpart confidence dread the an of undefined influence of dispose actually beavier purchases than they with can the diminutios owing the to This staples of Provisions production, rendering those In indeed, cases. many will remain its present until and little advance in anticipated, noted. have probably lightvery thu interior al. and past. most and comopen are by of months the position. Their own safety and the expowinter. that demand the country disolay interior. among confidence at has times fluctuated of our friends abroad, fully for benefit the of market dullness present undoubtedly boars propar to advise, is the most both success precious the and The In the higher moun- minere where making large returns, umbers of hinds until the rising in the streets econd the large diggers back to the gulche and ravines mountains of Real Estate and Stocks have been very willing limited Transactions Thisplay great rates Money is brick market Hasp merchandise the unsettled state cent while difficult and 6 ₽ cent. have been paid webest The following table exhibits the operations of the 1854: San Francisco Mint during thesecond quarter of the year Value. 60 oz. Weight before Weight after melting. 114,122 36 oz. $2,125.7 $ 146.63 275 75 oz. Unpatter bare.118,456 126 12 oz. Period bars.... 1,901,912.87 Coin. 116 141 11 oz. 103,635 07 02 $4,032,827 218.033 20 oz. Total 244,892 83 oz 1,623,947 The shipments of Gold-dust exhibit no decline. et The shipment 15,1852, Was. 2,012,399 1,951,953 The shipment higment of July 15,1854 was The last showing all increase of $338 006 over that of 1852, and a decrease of $59. 437 from that of 1853. The advices per Asia are commercially favorable. The weather and the promise of an abundant harves the in fine France and England has given a more buoyant tone to been financial and mercantile world. This feeling has provstrengthered by the news of the evacuation of the Chanvinces by Russia, and by the announcement by the time cellor that no more money will be needed for some purposes. Consols advanced to 931, an improve- buyer on for war of cent. Cotton was in favor of the had ment grades, but generally steady. Breadstuffe demand and an some proving tendency. Money was in active were im good supply. Large arrivals of Gold from Australia at hand. The large quantity of Dollars that remained unsold near from late arrivals have been cleared off the market from at 62d. P oz. and holders now look for an advance, purchasers requiring immediate shipments. Considerable portions of the Gold recently up have been taken for export, but the demand is less active again. Barings Circular says: @109; 108 (1868) Our quotations must be considered almost do Inscriptions as nominal. (1867) 108 109; United States 6 Bonds Alabama 5's Sterling Bonds 83; Indiana do. Deferred 21/8 @@4; Massachusetts Mis. State 102@104; Maryland 3's Sterling 92@93. sissippi Sterling Planters' Bank 50@60; Pennsylvania 5's Ia- 6's scriptions 78@81 do. Coupon Bonds 82@84; Virginia Bonds 6's 107 107 @ 91@93; do. 5'8 Sterling 92@92]; New Pennsylvania Orleans City Central 6'878@81; Railread 90@91; Canada No York and Erie, 2d mortgage, Con- do. vertible 1859, 90 @ 91; do. 3d mortgage, 1833, 81@83; 1862,741. Convertible, The London Times of Friday, 11th, says: The English Funds have been very buoyan to-day. Owing to the statement of the Chanceilor of the Ex- al. chequer last evening. that the financial arrangements of the made are likely to prove single for the service ready Conselsopened with an appearance of great firmness. Czar year. This subsequently acreased by the news of the announced to Austria whose attitude, neverthe having romaine unchang ed. his intention to retire completely fro less, m the Turkish Principalities and the highest prices state of the day were maintained to the close of business, the of the weather likewis contributing to the general feeling of confidence. The closing accounts from the Paris Bourse this evenof continuance ing show a further adv vance of more than half At per Vienus cent., speculative purchases. with there has been another improvement, the funds likewise risen 1 per cent while the rate of exchange has having experienced fresh reaction of about per cent., the quotation being 12. The private letters are cheerful in tone and cover considerable orders for bonds and shares. The remark is common in them that if we exhibited some confidence ourselves in our stocks, the orders for foreign account would be much larger. The Schuyler affair is scarcely mentioned. We hear of no securities returned for sale. About $100, Illinois State Stock have been purchased here within a few days for Europe, and the order is not yet filled.
