New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29
oorrn1rRo1AL AHD rGolTEY DdArrERs.
10, su1. Of Stoek,, 81. see Forya Pag,

SATURDAY. May 27-PM
The Stor. market was inactive today aud heavy.
There was no disposition to operate. Ater the nows
was made public il had declining effect upon prices
Tire BID market is steady ~ loialli per cent.
with moderate business ln Continental bills there i
nothing dong
Trcirhts are rather active About 1000 bales
Cotton have boon engaged at sgd and considerable
parcels Of Racon. Lard Beef SC. at l53l7s. Cd. Corn
is "a
There is q variety OF opinions I'D the street in te
gard 20 the Foreign news and the operators could not
decide whether stocks should rise or fall under it,
Commercially the accounts with some allowance may
be considered good In the opinion OF some, however
there appears % be- more danger Of extension Of
hosultics Europe than by previous accounts We
10 not fully coincide with these We've although u j.
possible that rance may yet be embroied in tAe Aus
tran..taian question 1t is more probable. however.
tat now that tie Pope has declared and that al
Itiy is united sainst Austria there Will be no neccsi
iy for France to interfere Even general War in Eu-
rope it j, considered By some parties in the street.
would be eventually favorable 70 this country. Tie
frt effect, however must be highly disastrous and
ruin nearly every mercantile house connected with
foreign trade.
revival and better feeling. Money continued abundant
in London at cheap rates and the public funds were
higher although there was little decline on the lasi
dly ia consequence o. a rimor that France putting
her sea coast in state Of defence. Con-ols
Ia French funds we're also better the Threeperccn.s
/ having sold ut 80 Tho Bank OF England losing
bullion. but not4 sufficient extent 70 have any effect
The lmpouslons Of -pccies into England con..n-
hes large From Brazil. large amount OF dollar and
doubo0n. from India l6l packages Of gold and silver
p.crcs The Erin AZ southampton, from Constantlno-
Pie brought the largest n specie ever received by
any one vessel from that city. The total is $4,000
chiefly gold II. VI : COAn.w0Od, the next ship 81 the
navy home from the Pacific, wall have freight % the
/ amount of between lN00U0l and 2OJA0lD dollars ON
merchants account The West india tcamship Forth
| BROUGHT bullion % the value II tiO0OlJ Ile Wa-l.
/ nltOn from Ncw-YOrk, brought &JoOOJ The Conn
tess oi LOnsda.c, iiom Hamburg two casks one case,
and one bag Of gold and the ship Ranger from T. Pc
tersburg brought 10 casks, keg boxes ana barrel
The exports meanwhile were 269 200 ounces Of silver
bars 1890 ounces silver com and l3Uji ounces and
5000 in gold COIN nearly all 10 the Continent III,
state Of the Bank Of England az the last report shows
the following result as compared with the previous
weekly statement:
decrease OF other deposits OF e76 9 increase o rsi cd
el75G and a decrease Of sevenday ami 0Aef ul.' oi
I'M he assets the return shows decrease OF other sec
ties 81 AZ5l3 decrease OF reserve Of notes % Ni'
gold and silver coin Of &3o2 and decrease
/ If Government securities of 43nf3.
The bullion in the and banking departments together
amounted 90 ll846lo3 which, g. compared win 4 -9 i
$780, c amount Of e preceding weeks IeiuTn SHOWS oe
The notes in circulation amounted 70 sls 62 800 which, as
compared with &l3~oW5 ne amount OF tIe lreceulit
return shows ON increase OF alS,'@o.
/ In the Bank OF France the bullion continues TO iu-
creasc and the amount Of circulation is rather small
er The following is the report for May 4, with CORES
| pondng items the preceding week: