The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-16
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Nv the Gazette return of last night the
the Bank of England for the week ending on the sOsh
u compared with the previous week, ending on the 23d
ult. as fellows
In the issue department the notes had increased
f2bT 35 which had been produced by the paying in CT
the amount OF gold coin or gold bullion tie silver
remaining intact
bad Increased fos. the public deposits had increased
ai4 442, the private other deposits had increased
A6 A68 and the sevenday and other bills had decreased
Els s5 making the total of the liabilities f32 ala 46
Ga credit side of the banking department the Rovern
altered the other securities had increased 1885, the
notes had increased f533 450 and the gold and sill
yer coin had decreased s ao aqsring the scc1un
Bank was Ella $50 as6, against being an In
crease Of fle2,746.
seen continues progressive for the four preceding weeks
This is clear evidence, as far as il gees of the com
Europe but highly probable, under existing cir
cumsances, that the exchanges may be acted upon by
stock operations, which may change the current, ire
spective Of trade II proper however TO notice that
importers have generally acted with great caution,
whilst the export trade has been stimulated to the ut
most.
The only other point worthy of notice is the considera
Bile incr ase in the amount OF the private deposits This
indicates anything but scarcity of money, albous
except in periods of pressure IL is the usual
at the present period OF the year The reason OF this
upon ertakngs from about the beginning OF No
until after the turn Of the year that all MONEYS
they eive held in abeyance but kept 10 read
taer bankers and the result matter Of course
increase Of the deposits of the Bank both fom heir
CuSt0mers
London bakers, who keep account with them. The
state OF the market shows that money easy the OF
discount with the large houses il L,mbsrd street being
shade under the terms Of the Bank Of England for ft
GLASS paper.
Lorpon CoRs EXCHANGE. Dec. 1.-THE frost continues
aud the weather Is most The prevalence easter
ly winds has caused short supply OF all grain this
days market, where had only slender attendance
of mlers and little business passing in wheat Pri.
oes may be considered nominally as on Monday
No additional arrivals Of oats have to hand since
last market day still advance could he realised
dan nd neg uoti mi Dn0a
reserve and merely taking retail parcels in expectation
Of doing better when more liberal supplies appear
There general absence Of demand for other grain,
and no alteration in value can be reported.
LIvEprooL Corror MARKET, Monday, Dec. o.-Duripg
the early part Of the last week. the market continued
much depressed holders evincing increased desire
SELL and in many instances accepting TO III per ID lower
rates; but since the departure of tn Boston packet on
Wednesday. there has been improved demand, and
American descriptions being loss freely offered prices
have In ecoverej the above decne, and
are quoted about III below those oil Friday last spe.
cuiators have taken 5oo American and $50 100
Exvptian will be offered by auction Friday
10 900 bags been ssd OF which have
taken 1000 Prices TO Id higher than business doing
day week. I'd the low OF that day and
day Sold TO day 1000 Pernam at ~ to odd AGO Egyptian
81 100 Bahia TO 5lf; 800 Sursts ~ IN 3}i; Amer
can 3f1, for Orleans. On Saturday 10 600 Gags
sold 600 speculation; and Friday 90 sold
LIVERPOOL CorTor MsRKEr, Dec. II The sales on
Thursdsy last 5000 bales; Friday 1000 dol ss,ur.
dar do; Monday 5000 do; Tuesday do and
day. t001 do The import OF the week to 1852
bales. There has been large business done since last
woek Prices have advanced per 10 in the middle knds
of American. and ether remain without change
Spectators have been Ia the market and have taken
IA n proportion Of the sales.
LIVERPOOL Corr MARKET, Tuesday Dec l0--The mr..
rivals all kinds Of Grain Flour and mesI into this
port since Tuesday last has been small Wheat Of all
descriptions has fully maintained former prices but the