New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16
London nIanex Market.

cipate sinister action the par, Of the money arke.
/ for period.
London Honey Market.
The Money Market hss been characterized bya dull.
and que!ude under which prices with difficulty
be supported and the Transactions altogether being Of
very limited description prices have tended toward
/ fall Il was fully expected tina, the market would be
benefcisy influenced By the successful passage OF the
Corn Importation Bill through its second reading IN the
House OF Lords tu; the arrival OF the OF hos,es
having broken between :he United States and Mexi.
has caused prices to decline fully per cent In spite
OF the favorable Impressions crested by the decision OF
the House OF Lords.
The latest quotations Of Consols for Money 96 for the
New Account, sellers e6s Reduced Cents. 95
the Three and-a Quarter New 81 and ExcheGuer Bills Is
TO 10 pm.
In the Foreign market the effect Of the news upsn Mex.
lean stock has been considerable. Mexican Bonds having
defined 29s and the Deferred 10 10. The following
the latest quotations for other stock:
Grenada Deferred Bonds have been done a. Peruvian
49, Spanish Five Cents pa, the Three Bot
Dutch Two. and perCeus Oh, and the Feur-per
Cent Certificates 90.
large proportion OF the shareholders in the Railway
schemes have, at the several meetings hitherto held
authorized the promoters to proceed with the said
schemes-in many with very slender chance Of
ultimate This step tends to embarrass the
wholesome trade Of the country and causes deposits
large remain locked up Ia the hands Of the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF the Court OF Chaneery The
Discount Brokers very cautious and decline extend
ing their business, they anticipate, long, ad
vance in the present rates.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
Report for The rsek ending Nay 22-with the exception
of Wednesday, which day there fair demand the
market has been dull all week Accounts from Manches
ter and the manufacturing districts have also tended in the
same direction. Prices therefore, have barely maintained
themselves
The arrival yesterday evening, OF the Great Western
with weeks later receipts, showing the comparative
falling Oft be 3 0G0 bales against 600 the estimate
by the previous packet has also produced its quota OF
effect At this moment therefore, we consider prices
otpA rlp 1ouVa nm rid LIAR md Sen
Islands full Id within the last two or three weeks.
As to the Of this change and depression from the
animation previously In existence 1t seems to connect
Itself less With the money facilities the want
of them and the comparative ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF the
railway projects the expectation OF which abandonment
had become pretty general in the commercial world
There appears ALSO 10 Manchester fear OF some far
Their underlined commercial disasters reaching them poll
tics aud the Corn Bill having something to do with IT,
Altogether close the week with dull appearance.
4030 American and 300 Surats have been taxed
cuation and ITO American and $50 PernaTs for export
Sold this day 5000 10 0C0 bales 500 being on specua
ton The total number OF sales during the week amount
to 20 $40 bales.
Report r the reek ending Nay 29.-The declaration Of
by the United States against Mexico, brought by the
Boston steamer Of the 18th instant arrived here ycster
day, is producing effect our market Previous to
her arrival duu, and had barely maintained the
previous currency.
But this morning spectators at work Cotton Is Of
fered more sparngly and in some instances withdrawn
market altogethcrprlces having upward ten
dency. We therefore adus; weekly scale Of quota
tons 6rm and rather rising market without raising
the currency all round-at the same time duly noticing the
influence OF this which il now bearing upon US
10 addition this and secondnS this upward tendency
as goes have just received the division on the
Corn Bill in the House Of Lords division, with SO
large prty 10 lite favor Is generally understood here
Indication that the Dill Will very speedily DC car
red.
Altogether we close the week with animated
appearance and promise (or the present. at leasD c!
somewhat better dongs for the future 1900 American
and hpyn hepn on
400 American $40 Psrnams, 50 Sursts and $40 La
Guayras for export Sales this day Oo0 to 900 bales,
LOCO being speculation The sales for the week are
26,650 bales.
European Corn Trade.
LoSpoS.-we still unable TO report any improve
meut in the Grain trade Since the sailing of the Mail
Steamer Hbcrna tie business transacted mas been limit
3D. and prices have not improved On the Goth instant
the transactions In Foreign Wheat were on quite re-
strctea There hardly any thing done In Flour
during the week ending may ~, aud tho turn In prices
was rather In favor Of the buyer. Bonded Wheat was
quite neglected the 25s and Foreign Flour was also
cheaper; other sorts considerably lower There
hardly any business done on the 2ih Tne contin-
uance OF favorable weather adds the depression In
Wheat. Yesterday, May 49, English was offered at the
prices current the 25thi few mlers were disposed to
purchase similar remark applies To bonded In other
Grain the transactions were OF very limited and un-
portant character.
LrvEaFooL-Snce the aailing Of the Hibornia there
has been no Improvement In our Corn market The de-
mand for free Wheat has been dull throughout On the
of town and country iers the transactions 10 any kind
of free Wheat were In powise extensive; even choice
samples being the turn cheaper and all other descrip
tons receded In value Id to I'd per Fob below the rates
OF that day week Irish and Canadian Flour still meeting
very limited sale, sold L. per sac and the latter
Is Cd per barrel lower. Indian Corn being more diff
cult SELL hardly maintained the reduced rate ABOVE
mentioned The only sale OF bonded Wneas reported
since last week Is cargo OF Wismar the price OF which
has not iranpired and few parcels Of Western States
Flour have found buyers at decline OF H. to Is I'd per
barrel.
At The commencement Of market held yesterday.
few sales Of free offered necesstous buyers
at decline Of Id Cd per 10 lbs from tho reduced rates
of the 26th Instant bat the London morning papers ar
irving BY express about noo stating majority OF ~ In
favor of the Corn Bill in the House of Lords, appeared
wholly engress the attention OF the trade, and subse
queny very little business DONE although rather lower
prices would have been generally conceded Is dicu
however form any precisely accurate quotations Tor Inc
moment therefore walt the result OF our next Market
when the effect produced by this important measure VIII
probably be clearly ascer;sined Sowlthstandng
the large stock Of Wheat and Flour laying here 10 oono
will shortly be released 81 the new duty we hear OF no
sales to-day In anticipation OF the event. though western
States Flour Is offered At 24s per BARREL
CONTINENTAL MARxErs-The Baltic Wheat prices con-
Time fairly supported Notwithstanding the very Gull anu
declining accounts reported from England. Our letters
from Konigsberg Danzis Stetn, and kosock are all OIL
one tenor the supplies being small there no pressure
on tho markets and the holders have conhdance The
polish suppy az KongJoerg and DaDzg almost entirely
wanting Good mixed and high mixed Wheat md buyers
AZ As 10 DanZg and 1000 quarters common oU IDS
red wheat sold 3es 40s at Konigsborg Barley la,
and Oats los TO per quarter The crops look well in
the Baltic countries according TO the last reports e os
red ckera,k Wheat is held at 40s to AS So lbs POM
eranean 45s ss Barley at 22s to 2s and Oats at
lis per quarter free board at Stettin, and t2 u.s.
Wheat costs ass 10 46s per quarter o. b. at Rostock
The Hamburg market gave way Is 10 % per quarter
for Wheat. The Dutch accounts are unchanged TheIe
are very bad OF the Rye crop generally IN the
Rhine district and In Holland and Belgium. The French
markets are dearer the inland. Al Mrseiles about
$4,000 quarters Wheat Black Sea sorts, changed hands st
32s 10 3s per quarter according TO quality The Odessa
market cheaper and good fair Wheat may be had At 2ss
to 3s yer quarter common sorts 50 lbs at 2is Sd to 2os
per quarter b. The Danube markets are void OF in
teres. and the tendency Of prices decidedly downward
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
In he s..a.p Great Western from LirePoo-sir Chas
Chichester family and three servants; Miss MeyilIe
| Mrs Morson, Mr. Latapu and lady, Mrs and Mr. Mills
family and servant; Kiss Balm. Miss Balm. Iirs
Woods and family. DR. Hailen, Mrs Halen, Mr Robert
Ewing. Mr. Yznogs, Nrs Gait Miss Cruise, Dir W
| Bourtain, " VI Hunt, Russ, Plersou, Mr. Miller
BENJAMIN Andrae, Mr. and Mrs Rsnken, child and ser
want; 6 u Talon: Mayer, c c Symones, Howell
VIM Duverra DR. Lawrence, Mrs Lawrence, family ana
servant; Crsurwei Gen Armstrong, g Pauison' Ms
an6. I A Polk " 4 Balm, M a1o