The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-28
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The above return, for the week ending the 9th May
when compared with that for the preceding week, ex
hibts the following changes
In the liabilities an increase Of public deposits of
$153S90 decrease of other deposits of f79s $50
day and other bills of f32lO.
In the assets the return shows decrease of other
curties Of f229519 decrease of of notes Of
f104,295 an increase of gold and silver coin of
$3.50 and decrease of government securities of
f320,09S.
The bullion in the issue and banking to-
gether amounted to f12S26, los, which, compared
with f12s7S666, the amount of the preceding week
return, shows decrease of $685.
The notes in circulation amounted to f1S,621 500,
which, as compared with 1S6O3,O75, the amount of
f1s725
PARIS, BoURsE, Thursday, May 11-Three O'clock
There great disposition to rise to-day ut the
Bourse but on its being ascertaned that there were
some serious differences between the members of the
new Executive Government, prices gave way and
both rentes and shares closed ut nearly yesterday
prices.
wheat there short supply and foreign arrivals
were small The demand no. active, but prices
oats advanced from Cd to Is In other articles no al
teration.
LIVERPOOL Conn MARKET, May 13.-In the corn mar
ket to-day there Is scarcely transaction to report
The market Is very dull and prices nominal
LIVERPOOL CoRs EXCHANGE, May 12.-Business in
Brunswick street since Tuesday has been inactive but
at no marked change in prices There a fair at
tendance of buyers at market this morning Wheat
and hour sold steadily at about Tuesdays prices Oats
ana barley were held Tor n small advance. Beans
Cd per quarter dearer The business of the day. how
in Indian and meal for Ireland. at
very full prices, but at quotablc Improvement The
best American white corn brought EOS to 2s, and the
market was cleared of good samples of yellow Mt 2s to
1915 lbs ~ '''' '' '''"' '''0 ~ 10 70 '-' '' per
TUESDAY, May 9-Although market this morning
was well attended by home and country mlers wheat
of all descriptions continued to meet slow lingering
sale; and being further depressed in value quo
tations, including English, Irish and Foreign
duced Sd to I'D per Ob below the current rates of this
day week. Flour Also being taken very sparingly by
consumers alone. scarcely sustained the decline Of
Friday Mating barley, of which little remains over,
was unatered in value; and grinding SAMPLES well
malt, were saleabe on rather higher terms Beans
and peas were more difficult to sell, and the turn
cheaper. Oats of good mealing quality commanding
fair degree of attention moved rather freely at late
prices; inferior kinds however in order to effect sales
were slightly depressed in value. Oatmeal dull but
not lower Indian corn, upon the renewal of lively
demand for Ireland fully supported the reduced rates
of Friday; and meal readily disposed of
at lis I'd to lbs per barrel.
LIVERPOOL CorroS MARKET, May 13--The sales of
cotton to-day will amount to about $500 bales There
IL fair dema nd, the market is firm and the currency
of yesterday Is fully sustained.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, May 12-Last week clos
ed and the present opened, with good demand from
the trade, and for export Prices low and the
supply held by consumers Is small. As the week ad
vanced political events full of Inconvenience at the
present time and pregnant with injury to the trade
in future, shook confidence, and induced the spin
ners to limit their purchases The hostile measures
Of retaliation adopted by Denmark against Prussia
'he perlsan states, caicuihtcu 10 interrupt
the trade of Great Britain with those countries mate
rally limit her exports of manufactures and thereby
to augment the obstacles already existing throughout
the markets to the disposal Of her goods At
such moment the import of cotton, during the pre-
sent week has boon very large and this has further
tended TO limit the demand the total sales of the week
have not exceeded "a 100 bales To-day the trade
buying steadily the sales 600 bales at yesterdays
prices. American descriptions only in limited re-
quest and duh OF salc the authorised quotations
of fair qualities are the last week. in the lower
and middle qualities decline, scarcely amount ng to
I'D per Id. has generally been submitted to- Brazils
and Egyptians dull of sale but they are without
material change in value. Surats are only in limited
request but they remain at former rates 1850 bales
Of American and 30 of Egyptian have been taken for
export.
State of Trade.
MaNcHEsrrR FRiDAY, May 1--we have had an
excessively dull week In all branches of the trade ex
cept in the home demand which has been fully an