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oured make three millions of dollars. We trust the


public generally will subscribe literally and place the


company in a condition to go forward with the work


pidy The companys appeal to the public viii be found


in another column.


The arrival Of the steamship Caledonia, at Boston
from Liverpool puts in possession of commercial ad
vices from Europe fourteen days later than those re-
ceiyed by the Hibernia This news is in a
commercial visw, highly interesting, but not very
important Cotton remained firm at previous
quotations; and the prospects for a fair harvest had
frightened The supply OF grain from Ireland had been
much larger than anticipated, and very decided i'm
provement had been produced in commercial affairs gen.
orally, by the favorable change in the markets.
The harvests had not all been gathered and there
chances yet for further improvement further de-
preston in the markets The advces by the steam
or will be more conclusive and this question will not
until then be settled. In the meantime spectators in
-four and wheat in this country will be on the gu rre
The London money market the 18th ult, was in ve
condition; the rate Of interest the same as pre-
vousy reported and the abundance of capital seeking
employment large usual The restrictions placed
upon the money market in consequence of the antcipa
ted short harvest had been removed and quotations for
securities had in many instances advanced An improve
ment had been experienced in American stocks and
sales Of Pennsylvania SIS had been made at slight ad
vance.


We annex the current quotations for American securi
ties in Lsndon at four periods There appears to have
been very little alteration since last June =


QuorATioNs FOR AMERICAN srocxs IN LONDON.