The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-14
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Dated the 10Th day of June, lS4s.
M. MARSHALL. Chief Cashier
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M. MARSHALL. Chief Cashier.
PARIS BoURsE, Thursday, June 2o-The Bourse
and the triumph achieved by friends of order has
tended to give much increased confidence. There has
not been much business done, but the market closed
very hrm Threes at 46f 5c ION the 23d the last price
was 43f 50c) and Fives at 69f u.s. advance of IF
the price Of the 23d The market closed as follows
Three per Gents, for cash. 45f 75c for Account Asst
75c Five per Cents, for cash, 69f2 for Account
69f 25c Bank of France shares 2e5f Neapolitan Ii
Soc The Railway Share market has not been active
but prices to-day have closed about the the
I'D the last day that any business transacted.
LONDON CoRN EXCHANGE, Friday, June SO.-A very
moderate supply of wheat of home produce has been
received up market this week coastwise as well
by land carriage To. day the show Of samples of
that grain was small in the extreme. Selected quail
ties Of both red and white moved off steadily at some
instances an advance in the prices of Monday of Is
per quarter. All other kinds we're frm and quite as
dear Scarcely any foreign wheat has come in since
our last report Rather large quantities disposed
of to country dealers at extreme rates of currency
Bonded parcels were quite dear notwithstan ding
was slow inquiry; but as the imports are ct so large
this week holders would not submit to further
daction in value The malt trade was very dull, and
peas, and all other articles moved off slowly at late
rates.
LIVERPOOL MARKET July 1.--Hemp-No Baltic is
reported. few bales American brought ELS, and
about 800 bales Jute ETA los to f16 It's Cd per ton
showing asteady market. Lsrd-The transactions in
american have bee small and prices easier Iron
The prices are still tending downwards. At the pre-
lminary meeting of masters held yesterday. reduc-
fully decided until the general quarterly meeting is
held 1t is not expected that prices will go much be-
low present quotations which are for Scotch Pigs,
60 les; Merchant bars, f6 IS best bars, CT 10
hoops, fS rods Ct 3s-all in Liverpool. Naval
Stores-No sales reported la turpentne tar rosn or
pot and pearl ashes there is arrival of 400 to 500
barrels ashes from Montreal being the first this
son. but the prices not yet established Nitrate of
Soda-The large sales advertised for this week were
chiefly withdrawn, and the sales confined to about so
TONS at lis per Oils-For olive the demand con.
tnues limited, notwithstanding the greatly reduced
SIT he Of mall hava haau fof
of 90 tons, at last weeks prices Nothing worthy of
report in cod Seed also without change No sales
of American turpentne have been made British,
33s cd cwt The sales of palm amount to 900 tons
at EOS IS to EOS los per cwt Rce2O0 tierces Caro-
lima sold at los Cd to los Cd for ordinary and 1Ss to
19s Cd per cw for good and fac being rather dearer
but bags Bengal sold in bond at Is Cd for yellow
CARGO Cd to Cd for broken to mddling white and
all lot fine at lis, establishing reduction in East
India of Cd per cwt. Salt-There has material al
teration occurred in the prices and there ready
sellers at the quotations. The following the ex-
ports of the week TO the United States Baltimore
le4 tons Boston, 100 tons; Charleston, 400 tons
New Orleans 100 tons New York, es tons; Philadel.
phia, 800 tons total, 1872 tons TallowThe market
is rather Hat again. Petersburg Y. sells in small
lots at 46s and Odessa at Ass 70 casks North Ameri
reported at s to 46s and 10 casks Oporto Sd
per cwt Tobacco-The sales this month sum up about
$50 hbds., and, in addition, 90 hhds Of low descrip.
portaton. OF these, about 1855 hhds (250 of which
were Virginia stemmed) taken for Ireland SO
Virginia and 100 Kentucky leaf with the 30 hhds
above for expectation and the balance. 247, being
Kentucky stemmcd, 20 Virginia leaf and 20 stemmed
by the trade AS ntmated in our last circular prices
had wavered little this month decided change in
favor Of the purchaser has been established
duce ouruotatons to the rates of the day at
which the market is steady.
FREIGHTs AT LIVERPOOL July 1.-Since our last re-
port, the arrivals of shipping have been heavy and
freghts are materially lower in consequence; passen
gers continue scarce; and the American law,
which takes effect here the 18th July, will proba
bly, further reduction In the value of tween
decks. For New York,dead weight cannot be quoted
above lis to Us Cd per tom fine goods los to Dos hard
ware. los; earthenware 6s Boston, dead weight, Ids
to los per ton: fine goods 20s hardware 20s earth
enwarc, 6s Philadelphia dead weight lbs Cd to l4s;
New Orleans. dead weight los to It's Cd fine goods,
Us Cd to 20s hardware, 20s earthenware IS to los
per ton.-Focke f. Bout.
Cotton Circular.
LIVERPOOL, June &c. 1siS.-The great addition to
influence upon the market in inducing more anxiety
to realize, but without producing activity in the
demand-consumers being still held in check by thu
untoward state of political events the Continent,
Consequently prices have and partial
instances decline of q per h. has been submitted TO-
in order to effect prompt sales of American. Other
kinds without change; Pernams being in good de-
mand ior export, have maintained the previous posi-
ton more stea lily than others Spectators have
ken 1900 bales Of American and exporters 1850 bales Of
Pernsms, and ITO bales Of American 1000 bales of
New Orleans will be offered at public auction, without
reserve, Monday next $3.50 bales Of American and
200 Pernams have been forwarded into the country
this month unsold. There has been a fair demand
to-day, and the market closes steadily in
quence Of repor of symptoms of peace in Germany.
Less oiferng-saes fully 5000 bales.