New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
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The bullion has increased six millions OF francs the
overdue and protested bills are less by eight hundred
thousand francs the private deposits are reduced eight
millions and the circulation two millons-showing
decrease of liabilities with increase Of bullion. The
discount line in Paris has been decreased six millions
which coupled with the fact that these protested aud
overdue bills have also decreased shows that the com
mercial community improving slowly in their con-
dition The Government has a balance at credit Of
twenty.one millions and the balance Q25OOOOOOt) Of
tue last loan to draw against Trade in Paris continued
such depressed and workmen were leaving 10 look
for work elsewhere. The rumor of mediation by
France and England in the affairs OF Italy had iayora
Die influence upon the funds. The Loan Certificates
which were at one time as low 1000, rose 10 23OO-
The Bourse was exceedingly animated and great deal
Of business was done For the Account, the French
Three per cents have risen If the Five per cents have
risen TO the same amount Loan closed at 300 For
money the Three per 75c; Five per cents,
5Jc Advices from Antwerp state that measures were
preparing a, Berlin on behalf OF the of the
Zovereln 70 counterfeit the effect OF the export duties
decreed by France by the law of the 10Th Of June The
Tariff of the Zollverein will be very much raised upon
come articles but the articles which chiefly affect the
Belgian commercial interests are wooden yarn and
cloths. The Funds continued firm and Exchange on
prices Of Foreign and National Securities Belg
an Five per cents 74m; Four and Half per cents 69.
Three per cents. 81 Two and Half per cents 37i...-.
Business at Amsterdam had been in quiet but steady
state National stocks irmer. The following are
the latest quotations Dutch Two and Ealf per cents
43i do Three per cents, 50i; do -Four per cents 67i
Belgian Two and a Half per cents, 30 l6 Exchanges
ON London. short II g7l two months, II 9O.....At
Brussels the increased rate Of charges upon imports of
wooden manufactures levied by the French Govern
rnent has excited considerable surprise, where it is
considered as an inrsciion OF the treaty of ls45 The
manufacturers of veryiers mad addressed petition
the Government, The Government is entrested to in.
sst upon fresh commercial treaty OF adopt remedial
measures TO neutraize the effect Of these excessive
charges The market for National and Foreign Securi-
ties was toleraby STEADY Exchange on London advanc
ing snd al last date quoted At 70 Az prem. The fol
lowing prices were also current Belgian Five per
cents. BAN; Four ard Half per cents, 67lm; Two
and Hall per cents 36im; Sociee Generates shares
s35m.. At Berlin business very dull. Exchange
ON London. o. 94s -.Advices from Hamburg state
that independent OF the naturally dull state Of trade
the depression was much increased by the official
nouncernent from Copenhagen that the Rivers Eloe'
weser and Iahde will be blocSaded by the Danish fleet
sfsr the 18th instant likewise Griefswad with the
eastern entrance to stralsund In addition TO the shove
,,e bsrbor Of Csmmin. wolgas, swinemunde, Hiel,
| aud the mouth of the Seswig Canal at Holtenau are
already under blockade Holders OF goods were TN
willing 10 sell being in expectation OF rise IN prices
The business in Foreign Exchange was limited goid
,s4 per mark and money very abundant AT Havre
there is An improved tn going forward Cotton has
been in improved demand, and prices have advanced