The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-31

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forces and the comparative frmness Of market will
no doubt contribute TO restore confidence In Paris We
have yet to hear the immediate effect OF this news in the
markets Of Amsterdam, Frankfort Vienna SC, where
large operations in finance likewise conducted. Any
danger hch may result from the death Of the Duke OF
Orleans prospective, and not immediate therefore
do not anticipate from this cause permanent depression
in the value Of securities.
Two o'clock-The British Securities have been con-
siierably agated to-day by the intelligence from Paris
and the different speculative views parties take on the pro-
bable effect OF the death of the Duke of Orleans upon the
calamity as causing Regency of considerable duration
viii be seen tha the French Funds have felt the shock
most seriously the Three per Cents having fallen to e
Yesterday although they subsequently rallied TO IL
Probably they may further the panic
quent On the first painful impression subsidies
The lowest price Conso has been 90 for Money and
p0 for account The present quotations 9Os 90 for
Money and ao to 90j for account Reduced Three per
Cents, eoi to sc Three and Half ISIS, 9si to 9el
se to so New per cents, il7 Bank Stock iSe to io7
Long Annues - 7l6 to IL pic; India Stock 2is 249
Exchequer Bills 46 to as premium; 4s to 80 premium
5.d. Money is very abundant on loans. but probably
the fall in Consos induce capitalists to make inv est
ments. which would increase the value Of interest
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, July l6.-The alteration in
the duties foreign this week wheat barley
and peas, each having declined Is per or, and rye
We have been literally supplied with English wheat
but the trade continues in very nanmate state at Mon
days prices The arrivals of foreign large and there
being but few buyers here today quote prices nom
naly at our former currency the same remark applies
10 free wheat
Our supplies OF Irish oats during this week have been
small but hadb appeared any extent they might
have purchased easier terms In English and Scotch
the same prices were asked without being realised
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKET, july l5-Therc is no
alteration to remark in quotations during the week
The sales each day have been considerable but the
inquiry has been met in decided and general
preclude the possibility OF any amendment in price
Holders have appeared disposed to themselves
present demand to reduce their stocks without seeking the
slightest adv anoe which, indeed with the present
anty to the future both regards the state OF trade in
th.ca
would DE difficult to realize The common qualities Of
American Cotton ranging from sgd to AID, which have
for time past been gradually declining in value
have lately come into more general request and
by reason of their relative cheapness, taken by many
spnners preference to Enst India kinds The latter
in consequence not quite 50 firm as before and some slight
concession in price has been submitted to for quantity
Bra1ils and Egyptians continue without change.
The public sale Of Surats this day went of without
spirit but at the full rates current by priv ate contract OF
5000 offered 40 only sold at Sd d.per ID,
The sales ofthe week with 5000 bales to-day aud Arm
market amount to 3O550 bags including 400o American
and 800 Surat speculation and 100 American 200 Per-
and 100 surat for export The quotations according
are fair Uplands 5sd fair Mobiles 5d and fair Orleans
Dip per h. The import of the week is sc o4 bales excu
sive OF four vessels arrived, but not reported
LIVERPOOL Corn EXCHANGE, July ll.-Snce Tuesday
the 9TH instant the arrivals for the trade consist pn
cpay OF foreign wheat aud of Canada and United States
Flour OF other articles the fresh supplies light The
weather has been stormy with frequent heavy showers
of rain
the town and country dealers and several lots have bsen
purchased for shipment to Ireland All kinds have been
held with increased rmness and ON some sorts an ad
vance of Id TO I'd has been obtained.
Barrel -Four has had fresh SALE and United Stetcs
well as Canada is Cd dearer.
Several cagoes Of foreign wheat afoat have been dis
posed of advance of 3D. and good many
purchases have been made OF United States Flour aery
at 30s in quantity and somewhat more for small parcels
At this DAYS market there was large attendance OF
town and country dealers but the weather having cleared
up and the London report being different from what
anticipated the trade has been heavy moderate bust.
in free xhpatq dnricp
coed the quotations OF this day scnnight
There fair demand for Flour at 33s Cd to 3.s Cd
for Canada, and at 35s 10 36s for United States.
There is again pause in the demand for wheat and
-four in bond.
HAvRr. July l4.-CoTroSs.--The same stagnation that
have remarked in recent circulars has continued
without any abatement Of its intensity since last report
and the same that have given rise to it, still weigh
heavily upon market. The universal excitement
aed by the elections present takes precedence every
other consideration and almost exclusively abs0rhs pub
lie attention. which is thus diverted from its customary
channels and every branch OF trade consequently in
fuenced by it in greater or less degree Business has
therefore been very flat throughout the whole week the
buying having been merely from hand to mouth but not
withstandieg the prevalent depression holders remain
firm, and prices have not varied from preceding quo
ations Our stock has nevertheless received further
large accessons to it, and be competed at about
1872 900 balesa quantity almost not quite. unprecedented
in the annals Of port and although it appears to be
the general opinion that revival is far distant
ticpaon that would seem to be warranted by the long
proracted dulnoss and the probability Of pretty extensive
wants for the turing districts, which for
large amount of the material hand, II hardly
be expected that any in prices will yet take
place.
Sales from 9TH to 10Th Julyls6l bales duty paid, f6la
90 400 do Mobile do 66a75 7i9 Upland do. 6oaoO sc
Brazil do 96a9650.
AsHrs-There has been but limited inquiry, but pri.
well supported small lots Of potash weae
Off at $50 and pnarash, at AZ 60 per 90 kill
duty 4. 26) paid. The Iowa, from New.York, had on
boord OF pots Stock 600 bbls in all descriptions.
RrcEThis article is entirely neglected and there.
foro merely repeat former quotations. o5 so 20
i. 1 maid tnCk
STATE OF TRADE.
MANCHESTER, TUEspAY-Therc was rather better
feeling in this market than for weeks previously,
and an increased amount of business done in yarn
principally for the Russian market: and also In
descriptions of goods particularly in domesos and ine-
rior qualities in shirtings Printing cloths howeve
nue as dull as ever and in no description either of
RocHpALr, MoNpAY-There has been dull market to-
daynot many buyers have attended, and the number Of
pieces sold has been limited Though the quantity Of bu
sness has been smaller the prices have been stationary
In the wool market prices remain the same but lamb and
skin woods have been much inquired after and be-
coming rather scarce.