Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-18


large war steamers Of the East India Company SER
vice, the QaeeH and Seostris, aud several other
steamers from Bombay and Calcutta. were I, be ad.
ded to the above force, nearly the whole oi whch
were to proceed to China -Hants Independent.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON MoSEv MARKEr, Aug. 1--we have received
the Antwerp papers of yesterdays date, from which we
"BouRsE or AxsrrRp,m July 2s.--The market of the
public funds was much asiated today owing TO the lear
that hostles ould take place betwee France and the
other powers on the eastern question, which gene
rally believed owing to the confirmation OF the report
that the treaty had been signed and the fall OF the French
funds is added that alarming news has arrived
by extraordinary express and tbs French funds have
again receded.
Boh the British and Foreign Markets have had very
heavy this morning and sales OF Consols were
made to the amount Of fl500O5 othe first bro
kers. The unsatisfactory state OF the Eastern question
produces great impression on the market.
Consols which left of yesterday at eos for the Ac-
count receded e0s Money 9o Exchequer Bills, 23 o;
India Bonds par PM Bank ock, nothing done Spanish
Active has recedcl from the leaving off price % 30 to
Three per Cents 2.l 23 Colombian, a5a Mexican 2st
80; Dutch Twoand Half per Cents, 6a; Five per Cents
10. 1924.
and obbers busy ing and rece' their various
balances. IL is of the heaviest accounts 10 settle
which has been known for some time past particularly In
Spanish.
H,lr PAST oSr.-It being the prevailing opinion here
the peace of Europe will not be disturbed Consos
have improved since the early part OF the morning, and
may quoted 9O the accounts ENchequer bills
25 % prem; India Bonds prem. dis In the Foreign
Market the account, which is Bull one, is going off
we'll Spanish a5a %; Deferred, III, Portuguese, 33;
Three per ce,t 22f Colombian a5i; Mexican 81 i Dutch
Twoand-ahalf per Cents 52A; Five per Cents l0l 1925
FouR OcLocK.-Consols for Account closed at COZ
Portuguese Bonds, 32l; Spanish, 2S5.
Pans July 2s-The this day presented scene
greatest agitation and excitement 1t would be vain
task notice all the which were spread abroad
with Engand-war With the Four Great Powers
revolution in Spainplos in Paris Such were the sub
iects of and they all told with effect upon
the funds which fell considerably The Five per Cents,
which closed on Saturday lls 45c fell this day
time 10 l6 closed finally at lief 4oc the Three per
Cents hich closed Saturday at SOL closet this day al
saf 3Oc the Bank of France Saturday $3.50,
is this day Naples Rent fell from LOST loo to lO3t
25c Spanish Active, 26S; Debt, Passsive,oi.
LIVERPOOL Corros MARKEr, July 81 80 Sea Island
DO Nozzle a. so asIesIo DO New orleans A. as
There was brisk demand for Cotton on Monday last,
which in part doubt was attributable to the improved
state othe weather and bags sold at very
steady prices and there has since upon the whole been
rather better feeling in the market than was manifested
last week. there has been pretty good business going
for ard daily partly speculation and for export hi
thIo. American Cotton still offered freely ana prices
had pretty much recovered the depression noticed in
last weeks circular but for the last two days parties
have been rather anxious TO effect Sales and the
market closes much the same as last weekal any rate
our quotations remain unaltcred.
In Brazs and Egyptians alteration can be noticed
this week.
suras are steady but the demand extensive $500
bags American taken speculation and 1900 for
port. .
rw today large proportion of which consisted Of
inferior class cotton which sold heavily at decline of
lat b. whilst for the better sorts no change can be
noticed.
The total sales during the month li07io bags, of
which 20 400 speculation, and 6l00 for export
and 1000 American 200 Brazil forwarded INTO the
country unsold.
For particulars stocks Sc the annexed statement
500 Sea Island and 200 Peruvian are declared Tor puOc
sale on 9TH proximo.
LoSpos Market July 3s.--There have been public
sales of Sugar Coffee and little done by private treaty
in Coffee in consequence othe posPonement OF the ques
svcAR-5o hhds were done in the market steady
Tr,-No alteration in the market
IxpIco-n the sales to-day there but little altera
ton. further parcel of 39i chests were withdrawn,
chiefly better which caused that description
10 GO off with rather spirit. The lower qualities
tinue TO sell al 81 10 Is discount.
I.oNpos CoRS EXCHANGE July 3l.-We still continue to
receive accounts The tendency OF which to
borac the unayora5le impression made upon us by those
received previous 20 the issuing circular Monday
week regarding the unpromsing appearance Of the heat
crop when gave IL opinion that, even with the
proptous weather. the wheat crop viii be found to
be considerably below IN average produce.
In addition the deficiency thai will be occasioned by
the all total failure Of the large proportion of what may
be termed the staple wheat lands Of the country, viz the
heavy clay Soils which the wencss OF the autumn obliged
the farmer 10 for spring sowing the autumn sown
whea's especially on the higher and although they en-
hbtcd esher and more healthy appearance during the
spring and early part the summer are la many instances
thin the ground aud by means l<ey TO confirm the
promise which they held out an the earlier stages OF their
growth.
The weather has, during the week been very unsettled
in all parts Of the King lon. In Scotland and the north Of
p
districts have la the alvans e Of the comparatively
proptious weather experienced in the southern parts Of
The kingdom during part o. last week, and that immcdi
ately preceding H. The heavy rains accompanied ~ a
low temperature, have in those districts materially in
ured retarded the progress Of all the crops and
render the harvest there much later than OF one
time anticipated.
There as very little Wheat either English ore IN,
fresh todsys market, and although the trade
reported brisk yet Mondays prices fully
supported Cor all descriptions Of fine Wheat and bonded
were held higher Flour was in fair demand AT
quotations In consequence Of the advance the duty
foreign barley that article in Instances realized
mprov ement Of Is per Malt vas scarce, and fine
and steadily supported the recent advance Beans
held higher prices aud peas maintained former rates
The weather yesterday was showery but today Is fine
Average prices Of wheat sos bd barley 3os ID; oats,
2Ss. 3D.: ryc 36s.
Foreign Wheat Daninc and Konigsberg, duty paid
10 sls do I'm bond SIS 66s Hsmburgh, duty paid
10 6os do in bond sos; Russian, duty paid 55s
Gas; do. in bond, Is. 10 5is
LtyrrPooL Corr BxoHAScr, July 3l.-Although few
slight showers have interviewed the weather the whole
has been very favorable FAR during the week. from the
middle the end Of August therefore, harvest in this
neighborhood seems likely to be general, and in early
spots the sickle may be required carriers in the
time reports respecting the crop OF wheat yarious
laery the asnce Of complained otto
tents whether this may prove seriously injurious APP
pears by certain yet in any event the general
belief that the produce Of this grain will prove decided
other crops in this district the promise generally allow
ed TO be most abundant
Except barley raised to los od per duties remain
the same last week.
We have again TO note very scanty supply ofEngsh,
Irish and foreign produce into this port between Tuesday
and to-day, in the face OF which, however the corr
trade here nuen principally by the favorable change
in the season has within the same period exhibited adult