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

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The Money Market and Trade Of Europe.
From the London Times, June TO-
The English funds opened rather heavily this morn
ing, and after temporary advance have left of at
day. The first quotation of Consols was S4H to u,
and. after touching for moment S4s they -eceded to
81 leaving of at s4S For the l4th Of July the last
settlement which took place to-day and the dullness
Of the market increased by the supply Of stock
proving abundant Bank stock left OF 191 to 1893; Re-
duced Three per Cents S24s to n Three and Quar-
ter per Cents $685. to II Long Annuities So to GIG;
and India Bonds, lis to 2Os premium Exchequer bills
in demand many small purchases taking place, it
is believed on French account and the quotation ad-
vanced to 36s to 40s premium There was also some
inquiry for United States Stock, arising probably from
| a similar cause.
Foreign securities have varied very little this after
noon and prices still exhibit depressed appearance
Brazilian done at 49, and the small at CO. Danish
at 90; Ecuador. at 2; Mexican for money, at 10 and
aoss p0r'9guese FIVE per cents at Sa spanish rye
| Passive at 80; Dutch Two-anda-half per cents, at
~ and the Four per cent certificates at 6SH, ea'
In the foreign exchanges business continues limited.
The rates for Holland Hamburger and Paris rath
er higher to-day than on Tuesdays other places re-
manned wit hout alteration.
The market this morning quiet, at Mon
days prices.
The advces from Naples dated the 31st Of May,
when the Five per cents between and per cent
lower; the quotation heng s9h The quiet of the city
was still preserved hit it remained under martial law
and feverish ami ,ty universal The report Of
the assassination Of the king turns out Of course, to
From Palermo and Messna the dates to the Goth
Of May, but they bring nothing of much Importance
The report that the citadel of Messna in the power
Of the people shown to DO untrue and the inhab-
tans were still uncertain. from day to day. how long
sostilites on the part of the Neapolitan garrison
might be delayed In business no revival Of any kind
The accounts from Vienna to the 4th instant. at
which date all was tranquil. The funds had declined
per cent the Five per Cents being quoted at 6l but
on the whole there improved feeling and it
considered that nothing the absence OF the Empe-
prevented restoration of confidence and some
viva of business Engagements continued to be pune
ually met and decree issued the 26th day of May
granting fourteen days grace for of all kinds
in consequence of the interruption occasoned by the
recent popular demonstration, had only in very few
instances been taken advantage Of The notes of the
Bank of Vienna also continued to circulate freely
legal te nder in all the and in Hungary and the
premium specie had fallen to II per cent Whether
the Assembly convoked tor the 26h inst, will meet at
that time Ashould the Emperor not return, 10
doubtful Intelligence that the self constituted Scla
vonc Congress at Prague had formed kind Of provi-
sooa government, had created some uneasiness; but
it was understo that their intention only to guard
the nationality of the >clavonic provinces pending the
at Frankfort, That enter
tanned Of attempting .eparation.
Letters from Bresau of the Sd Of May mention that
consderab Bile quantity of wool had arrived for the ap
preaching fair and that several transactions had area
dy been entered into purchases having been made by
the native manufacturers and Dealers at about the
ducon established at the recent miner fairs in other
parts Of Silesia.
ton the failure of the house Of Mr.. Jacob Post From
Hamburger the letters Of the date report alter
alton. Money was still drug at ga per cent; and as
regards business although cotton had bee Sold
and sugar inquired for it at prices tremendously
low"
In the produce market this week there has been ra-
ther less business All parties connected with the
gar trade have evnced much anxiety to the proba
bic result of the representations to Parliament Of the
Sugar Planting Committee, which 1t is expected will be
made known towards the end Of next week. and the
sugar market according to custom, will not be open
Tuesday, it proposed this morning that 1t should
be closed for the entire week This however, did not
meet the views of all parties and the market will
sequently reopen usual on Wednesday next. The
public sales sugar have been moderate and although
importers have been tclerably firm. thoy have again
had to make slight concessions in price. variation
OF about Cd. per cwt may be observed in the quota
tions.
purchase and the inferior descriptions of all kinds
have barely maintained previous rates. The mddling
qualities of Jamaica sell pretty freely we'll
of the fine plantation kinds of Ceyon; but the native
sorts Of the latter could not be realized in quaat
ties unless at reduction. Large arrivals Of coffee
have taken place this week.
In the tea market there have been several transac-
tons privately and one public sale Prices have been
we'll maintained and for the medium kinds and finer
sorts of Congou slight advance has been occasionally
realized.
Satpetre experienced further fall of Is at pc
Rod of last but has since been sold at rather higher
price, the public sales this morning having gone of
with more firmness.
The return from the Bank of England for the week
ending the Sd June gives the following results when
compared with the previousweek:-
Public deposits. f5, 2l7 473-lncrease. .f351 ,43s
Other deposits o,Os2 s72-Decrease. ..... 52,s07
Rest ....... 3,3s515s-Decreasc. ..... 6,s2l
On the other side of the ACCOUNT
Governmen securities Ell go 0S2Increase f2lss67
Other securities. LASS S96-pecrease So $50
Notes s % oss IN E
being decrease of f3255O aud the stock of bullion
in both departments fl3597 206 showing increase
of ESQ 467 when compared with the previous return
From the European Times. June 1ol
Trade has been slightly depressed during the past
week owing the renewal of political agitation both
in England Ireland and the less favorable endep
cy of our continental advices. The produce markets
have been less buoyant holders are rather anxious to
realize, and prices have consequently declining ten
dency. Large supplies of all kinds of produce
brought forward for SALE but this is owing in greater
uegree the auVance price tHau 10 WBnt W
confidence the part Of merchants to the future
state Of the trade and commerce of the county The
corn trade Is without any Improvement; on the con.
rary further depression in the value Of most arti
ces whilst little business has been transacted There
is also further decline in the value of cotton, and
the sales limited The general aspect Of CONNER
cia affairs the continent continues dull and unsat
sfactory but in some respects slight improvement is
perceptble There is further increase in the supply
of money and the rate Of interest yet tends down.
wards The state of trade in the manufacturing dis
tricts wears dscouraginG aspect
week closed has been tame and subdued The
sales confined for the most part to the immed-
ate wants of the trade and holders felt rather des
of realizing prices might be said to have receded
slightly from the rates last quoted The present quota
tons Of the Committee Of Brokers are for fair Mobile
4&d, aud Asa for fair Orleans. We may remark that
the brought by the steamship Cambria which
arrived here Tuesday last do not appear to have had
any effect worthy of notice, although 1t would appear
nerind low nurchasing at the ntic