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MONEY MATTERs.-The last advices from
England indicate great change for the better
in money matters The Government mea-
sures in relation TO the railroad deposits are
such, as to>relieve the anxiety of the banking
houses and brokers, and their increasing libe-
rality, had sensibly affected the price ofmoney,
and an increased disposition to buy produce
was the result. Thus far, on this side of the
water, provisions have fallen considerably in
price; the chrrent Of credit is stopped, and a
disposition exists TO send money to England.


Hunts Merchants .Nagasine.