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Thcre was quite panic to-day the first board by reason
according the bears Of the prospects of the passage OF the
Annexation bill in the Senate, and especially tht santa
Annals boots found full OF papers Norwich WoFces-
ter Long Island Stonngton declined o2 per cet AT
tie second board operators recovered somewhat from ;er
fright about the boots, and prices were better


In Exchange there little doing but rates are steady
for Stelg at 9i IOt Francs heavy AT 525 523i The
supply Of bills is moderate.


Specie dull and DOubloons lower the supply having
increased a;ey For silver there bat little enquiry Amer
Halves quoted al, prem. Mexican Dollars Ii r.
Five Franc Pieces 93g 93l


The Monticello has been taken for Liverpool at ID for
square bales The Indiana takes the place OF the England on
the Is, pIox. and is filling up at the same rate.


The ARRIVAL of the Tioga from Faya which she left on the
ODD January without of either Of the missing packets
,,kes AWAY another source OF hope Of their safety II they
were crippled in the gale by which the Dorchester was
wrecked they bad full time between that time and 22d Ja To
get into Faya Tie Toga reports that vessel but the Os
wego had arrived there There chance that being
crippled the great gale they have preferred to attempt
Southern passage rather than ederor to get back 10 Liver
mol or into the Western Islands We inclined to think
at the value these ships aud las been ovecstl-
mated The freight list Of the United States is only about
GA and her cargo comprises about 625 packages casks crates
cases trsscs &c. aud bundles l00 boxes tn 81 cases
Steel Ss pigs do and 100 tons ron Her cargo
estimated $1,000 supposed about one hall on ioresn
account.





issue OF six per stock charseabe the Safety Fund
for the redemption Of the Of the broken Safety Fund
Banks We see no reason why this desired relief should not
he granted once to the holders of these The act brings
no liability upon the State and the protested notes now
draw six per cent interest simply funding OF the notes
in marketable shape


II Is estimated that there about fourteen millions o
,pd!e in use in the United Kingdom with weekly produc
ton of yarn per spindle The consumption oil Cot
ton since 1899 gone up from COO lbs to IN
lg The number of spndes from 93 o0O to the
improvements in the process of spinning making The increase
of ,pnae smaller in ratio than the consumption oil the raw
mseral The production Of sndle is about 600 per
,nn of which 900 required To replace old ones
Should the the condition OF the lower class IN
Eocnd continue supposed that the production of yarns
on scarcely keep pace with the demand And the scarcity
of machne.Eaker and The tue necessary get spinning
mill IN orea,ion will materially check the increase OF
ducon The number of spndles work in other countries
j, computed iollows


Austria 500 C0Ol Russia. 900
Austrian League - 8I5pOtl Switzerland .65O 900
France 500 900 United States 2290. .O0o
'e's""" 9g75,oOO
Total .......................... .e3Si3,OuO
The report Banks of Ohio for the mon, Of January,
rs follows:


Circulation SO 3o2 gSq Specie .......... ,C8l
Deposits i2,s99 Bank Notes $50. A
Due TO Banks. Go,5l9 Due from Banks. M ads sSe @
l-'aoeS st''''''" Bills x Notes dis. 33l3 ZIG


Means 81 GsS, ,2SC
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