The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-27

"a ~ s:st .s!sa y tseyssslss ~ ssA1sssa Il
geo basyla n y. ID rsf svt,. conmsn Ams1ssn 70.
sln Is hravy, u a. ID psr ext.l 49,.
The sreounta from tlio hop pisLiAsgny rpn,ihus 10
creasng, the demand for all DESCRIPTIONS is
The duty is now estimated at 4l500O0 to 100000
f3 6s; Wsald Of Kent do, 43 IS to f$ los; Mid and
East Kent de-, So ~ to IS 81 per cwt
Inc sugar markets have deem less active during the
week but prices the whole pretty well sustain
ed The decrease in the arrival Of sugar ut London
already amounts to nearly 5000 tons; the deliveries
are greater than they in the former year.
whereas the stock smaller from the places produce
ton shipments are not half that of 1S47. Yet,
wthstandng these strong facts prices still range from
5s to Is below those Of the time last year The
trade however. look forward to improved dema rd
st. sne on or will BE-
with nrmness, and although few sales are reported,
prices well sustained
much more activity than last reported The Chartist
agitation in England, and the tenor of the advioes
mand for goods or yarns at Manchester We insert
our usual reports OF the various districts.
The English securities have been firm during the
week past, the market in the last two days showing
rise OF about per cent.
The directors of the Bank of England without giving
any public notice, have commenced to make
upon bls OF exchange, and other approved securities
at the rate OF three per cent per annum until the
payment of the July dividends whilst they have made
no change in their nominal rate of discount which il
four per cent As the private bankers and eadn. bro
kers have for time past discou at to az per
cent the step is not likely to have any very great
effect upon the market especially from the large
sums Of money offered to them by persons who nd It
dimcult TO employ money protably in trade the bro
kers and dscounters are likely to compete successfully
with the Bank
and to-day without any difficulty Owing to Of
the parties for rise having overstood the market,
Consols for account declined and ut the close re-
established a continuation between money and time
stock without a difference.
The foreign market has been very inactive during
the week. and prices consequently stationary Spanish
affairs not sufficiently settled to max. any specu-
lation safe but the news from Chill by the mails
speak favoraby of the quietude and increasing COM
merce OF the republic At the close of the week the
inacton of the market continued the following list
showing the prices Of securities absolutely dealt in
Braza,a Bonds, 81; do. small, 90; Danish Bonds.
1925, Three per Cent IS Mexican Five per Cent Ac
count; Is9s Russian Bonds SOY Spanish Five per
Cent, lS40 IL do. Account, l2,S do Throe per Cent
22A Venezuela Bonds, Two-and-a. Quarter per Cent
l6h Dutch Two anda Half per Cont, ~ Guild 42X
do Four per Cent Certificates, 6Sh
SATURDAY. June 3-There rather more active
range of business transacted to-day in securities but
iteration from yesterday the fluctuations being about
the same Consols were alternately S3X to s3h, and
closed ut sSfs to 81 for money and account.
MONDAY, June 5.-This was q very quiet day ON the
Stock Exchange There very little business trans
acted in any security Consols experienced no fsotu-
alton in value whatever, being throughout the day
quiet and steady at $3.50 to 81 at which they closed
TUESDAY, June 6-The general aspect of the market
to-day was much frmer and more buoyaut than yes
terday but business was confined chiefly to in
which numerous dealings for money occurred pro-
ducng an increased scarcity OF stock Prices one
time were fully y cent higher than yesterday and
the market closed steady at rise of q per cent Con-
soils opened at s3S to a. and quickly advanced to 49,
and were subsequently, done repeatedly during the day
at S46 to s4 The closing price SAX to SAX for
money.
"WEDNESDAY, June7-The stock market was Arm to-
day ut yesterdays Improvement The of busi-
ness transacted not largo, but favored the rse
Consols opened at san to "a and did undergo any
huctuaton whatever throughout the day, and they
closed ut that value for money and the present 40
count.
THURspAY June S-The funds opened this morning
ut q further improvement Of eighth, but owing to
the doubtful tone Of the French regards the
preservation of order in Paris they experienced slight
decline towards the close of business The first quo
tatons Of Consos $40 to u. and they left off san
For the account, the 14th of july the last price
SAN toh.
FRIDAY, June 9th.-Prices commenced this morning
with Consols at S4h to 84L, and for account only
Lilo higher towards the close Of the day. this difference
both.
The following table shows the fluctuations in Con-
soils from June to June o.