... has neither been arrested there, nor has it yet done its worst by rlaction here. Confidence is also felt that the crisis in America has nearly exhausted its influence in this country, so far as relates to fresh failures of any magnitude. But before the termina- ...

... half a million lsas been purchased since this day week, and a considerable amount of coin has been returned to the Bank from America. On Saturday last the reserve of notes and the gold and silver in the Banking Department was £3,200,000., and on Monday it ...

... reduced the price to that which it should have been some few months since. There have been large arrivals of foreign from America, Australia, &c., doubt- less shipped here on account of the high prices prevailing, com- pared with other markets, and which ...

... manufacturing districts. The produce markets to-day have not evinced the slight- eat symptoms of revivaL The news to-day from America by the Niagara, which ;ailed ?? on the 2nd instant, is encouraging. She Drings specie valued at 800,000 dollars, improved ...

... it site ?ffioadag. LONDON STOCK ExCHANGE, Tuesday Evening. The declared value of our exports to the United States of North America for the nine months of the present year, ending 30th September, amounted to £16,613,007. The immense importance of the commerce ...

... agreement, £317. 12s. d., Besides this there was ten per cent. on money recovered, £36S; paid to officer assisting him in America, £20. ; refreshment for assistant in Ame- rica, £39. ; solicitor's bill, £72.; paid for passage to New York and back, £49 ...

... disposition to enter into fresh engagements. The arrivals of specie from America are on a large scale. Sovereigns are going into the Bank after they have made a voyage to America, and the country banks, which had over supplied themselves with gold when ...

... parlou- this morning will not be before the public until to-morrow night, but during the week which it com- prises specie from America, Russia, Turkey, and other quarters, has been flowing into the Bank, and the quan- tities received have been about the following ...

... to trace some general and chief causes successively predominant, the first and most important of all being the crisis in America, which brought down the firms on this side connected with the American trade; next occurred the failure of houses in the German ...

... which will undoubtedly hasten the return of national prosperity. Yesterday a sum of 2650,000. in gold was received from America and Australia,; the whole of which is expected to go into the Bank. It was only on Thursday last that the rate of discount ...

... purchases have taken place in some instances. There is undoubtedly an increase of con- fidence; but until the markets of America and Germany improve; the progress of recovery will be slow, and probably intermittent. The provincial corn markets are firm ...

... remarkable cir- cumstance, that for the first time for many years there has been an importation of native-grown wools from North America, which have found ready buyers at good prices, The production hitherto had not been more than sufficient for the consumption ...