The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-22
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Georgey, by declining battle at Raab, and con-
timing his retreat towards Gran, will impose upon
the Austno-Russsn army the necessity OF leaving
some H,oOO men before Comorn Nevertheless,
Georpey ~ocld never have abandoned Reab exceot
with the intention OF detachlng portion OF MS
force against Paskewifseh.
A second edition of the Herald says, that ru-
NOR prevailed IN PARIS, IN the Assembly, that the
Hungnrans had obtained an immense advantage
over the Russians In the vicinity of Raab the
Russians are said to have lost ten thousand men.
AT Fiule, conspiracy against Austria had been
discovered.
Prussia and Baden.
desperate battle was fought on the 18th, be-
neiehborhood of The villages of Calasche and Mug
lenDsteDe, between Carlsruhe and Radstadt.
The insurgents were defeated generally. Peneker
has taken possession of Baden.
The headquarters of the Prince OF Prussia
were al Cos, The Hanoyerisn Pienipotentiaries
had published note, setting forth various ohjec-
tions 10 the constitution promulgated by the Prince
OF Prussia The principal of these are, that the
constitution cannot be established, nor the Diet
convoked, without the consent of Austria.
Sardinia.
1t is announced that the negotiations for peace
between the Austrian and the Pledmontese GO
veinments have been interrupted in consequence
OF the increased demands of the Austrian negoia-
quence of refusal to engage, on the part OF the
Austrian government, to grant compile amnesty.
The illness of ex- King Charles Albert, at Oporto,
Is without abatement, and hitle or no hope is en-
tertalned OF his recovery We before had report
that he was dead
Denmark ana the Duchies.
The arxi,stice Is again dormant, and hostilities
have been slightly renewed, SO far as on-lookers
can Judge. There is no likelihood Of peace
which did not exist with equal force several weeks
since.
The Crops.
Concurrent statements irom all parts of Ireland
and England confirm previous reports OF the cheer
ing prospects OF the approaching harvest. The
papers contain some flying reports Of the recur-
renee OF The potato disease, especially IN the South
OF Ireland but they are not OF character TO merit
much attention.
Messrs. Baring's Circular.
LONDON, Friday, 9th July, 1919.
The quantity ot produce brought forward this
week has been limited, and little demand has pre-
vailed privately Prices of most articles, however,
hav. breD firmly supported, and consumption pro-
cetds on very satisfactory scale. We have a
continuance OF extremely fine weather, and pros
poets for the coming harvest are everywhere re-
presented 10 be- most favorable. In the manu-
featuring districts business continues active.
Money remains very abundant, without change
IN the rates OF discount The amount OF bullion
IN The bank, by last week S return, was fifteen mil
hon Que hundred and eigh,y-elght thousand one
hundred and twenty three pounds; showing again
a large increase.
AMERICAN srocKs have been in limited demand
this wee k WITHOUT much variation in prices, which
are firmly maintained U 5. Six per Cent Bonds
to bearer OF s 600 each with coupons, have been
done at 100 94 Massachusetts at 1917 Penn
sylvanIa ~ q per cent, with div from February.
In other quotations no change.
CONNIE rci.i Summary.
LIVERPOOL, July7, 1919.
The results Of this weeks business are
highly satisfactory. In almost every branch
~ Trad M han we pro-
duce, there are many signs Of frmness, activity
and confidence slight Improvement will be no.
uced IN the value of wheat, -four and cotton while
the staten from the anufacturng districts fur
nith strong ssurdnce sf an earnest extension OF
operations.
The national securities have more than sustained
then fnness throughout the week for notwith-
standing the continued turbulent state Of the Cont
nenr, they have continued steadily TO advance.
Yesterdays adviees from the continental money
market proving satisfactory, consols closed firm at
~ 10 for special transfer, and 92A 10 for settling
day; bank STOCK 1914 to 1861; exchange bills 44s.
to as. premium. Money is abundant, and good
bills are readily discounted at 2t TO u per cent.
In all securities prices are generally firm, with
advancing tendency both In London and on the
Continent.
United States 6's are quoted at l09a; New York
SIS ut SO 81; Pennsylvania SIS, ~ SO; Massa-
chusetts 5's, lOil
MARKETS.
A considerable amount Of business has been
done tins week IN bresdstufis, at an advance in
every article excerpt indian corr, which has de-
clrned l.. 10 u Cd. per quarter, although Ireland
al.ne took 1872 quarters Wheat has advanced
i. To I'd. per 40 pounds, and -four Cd per barrel
The cIosins prices of the market are-for Western
Canal, BE Oh. Pos; Philadelphia, 23s. Cd 2is
Sd Baltimore, 23s. Cd. 25s. Ohio, 25s. 25s. Cd |;
wheat, u. ! red To white and mixed, o.. I'D. IT,
3D.; Indian corn, per quarter, yellow and white,
3Ss Js.; corn meal, per barrel, los u los.
The London snd provincial markets, IN the alb
sceDce oi home supplies, have been equally active.
CoITos. The Operations Of the week have not
been 20 extensive - those II the last week; but the
MARKETS firm, with leaning upward, and with
actual advance OF Id. per pound the low er
QUALITIES Of American The week q tran sactions
taken on speculation, and 5000 fer export. The
American descriptions sold consist Of 1000
u,Jsrd nj I'd Std niddling AID fair AID. I;
1900 Orleans, 3Sd CID; mddling, AID; fair,
Gid; l4000 Alal anna and Mobil-. 4 I-l61. a Sd !;
n.lddiing. 4id fair. isd., and 500 Sea Island, at
sid Id.
The H.rrann's sdvces stimulated the Hsvre
nHik.t, and tine sales o cotton on the 9th reached
$500 he les, at an advance upon former rates.
BEEF is only in d. mand for retail. Pork
-Wesfein pr,ine mess only, ut os. a fOs.
il rnquued for. - con-Some large parcels of
Western have brought 27s. Cd a 2Ss. Hams Il
fine qualify ere steody, AT full prices Shoulders
have declin-d l.. Chrese - IN short snppy, and
Transactions limited Lard-50 iicrces sold at pre-
vloos rater. with moderate demand.
Rice-lc0 tierces Carolina sold At lis 81. for
inferior, ard 49,. for good American dressed
Tsllow-loO casks N. American ~ y7s Turprn-
tine @ tuns good spirits sold at 30s. Oil-50 tuns
Southern whale brought ST.
Passengers In the Caledonia.
MIR. and Mrs. schultz, Mr.. Npline,
Csp,sin so,re. a .naA schwendier
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