The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-08

dsatcful at the capital ON the whole the change Of
sovereignty will we believe be aecopsble to all but the
Seikh military chiefs Lord Cough left Lahore for
Simla the Sd inst. whittier he bad been preceded
by Lord Dalhousie, from Ferozspore, the same day"
Barring Brothers Circular.
IoSnoS May 25, 1910.
Another week has elapsed without enabling us 10 re-
port the least improvement 10 the stat" OF contnehai
affairs the Danish question remaining Stl undecided
The weather, however has been all tsat could DC de-
sired for the growing whes are spoken OF iavo
raby and we have had good demand for most articles
OF colonial and foreign prodnce but IN the manufacture
inq districts trade continue inactive. and several OF
our leading staples greatly depressed
By the overland mail yesterday We received letters
from Calcutta 9th April Nadrts to 18TH; and BON.
bay to 18th April. The commercial advces from oil
the Presidences, are considered satisfactory From
Hong Kong the down TO tho 3lst March,
where some anxiety felt a the approach of
the period agreed upon for opening tue gates of Can
ton.
Ashes remain nominaily as last quoted.
In Cocoa very little doing.
Cochineal held firmly In the absence of public sale
The COFFEE sales this week have only consisted OF
100 casks bags bur the trade showing less dspo-
sition to operate great portion had to be taken IN
some hundred bales had been taken III 52s TO sos for
clean garbled with long berry from COS to o3s; For
export the transactions have been restricted to pant
tien Ceylon at AS to 4Ss Tor cooury hne, me ord-
nary to superine bold st Domingo Brazil and Padang,
Of which stocks very light generally held for
higher prices for cargocs Brazil aoat the pre-
tensions Of holders above the views OF buyers
In the continental markets prices well supported
but owing to the disturbed state OF things business Is
entirely restricted to pressing wants
The arrivals to our corn market from abroad con-
tinue large scale and prices OF wheat must again
be quoted Is to 2s lower Flour in very limited re-
quest at 23s to 23s Cd for good Western Canal ordi-
nary and not worth over 2ls To 2!s or Indian
the arrivals into Ireland have been considerabe
but for anything near at hand there are sti buyers
and several cargoes fine Sau have been taken at from
35s to 36s arrived in good condition. including cost
freight and insurance.
Corrosive have little huctuation to notice during
tho week. the Liverpool market having been regularly
supplied by importers who, IN view OF the large re-
cepts at the ports disposed to lay less stress
the injurious effects OF the frost and was quiet yes
terday middling Orleans being quoted 41Sd. At Ha-
vre prices of New Orleans with fair inqury-Upands
Dnuos &c-In the absence of public sales we have
little change to report in any article Turkey opium
HEMP as last quoted Further parcels of Manila had
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HpEs.-23,7os were offered at auction yesterday, O
which 45l Sold There very limited demand from
the trade, and good descriptions declined "a to "a
Those unsod chiefly those OF the best sorts; Other
qualities sold freely at full prices.
INDIGo.-The transactions since the close of the sale
have been confined to the execution Of small orders fol
which very full prices have been paid The next quar-
terly sales will 10Th July when from u 600
to H. 900 Ghosts will probably be offered
Financial Affairs.
The Bank of England returns have now resumed
their ordinary character aud slight Increase OF bull
lion appears upon the face OF last weeks accounts
Money continues easy; and the English funds not
withdrawing the alarming but not TO US unexpected
fal in the French securities, remarkably well sus-
tanned The value ef gold has risen considerably in
Paris, being tribe higher than the price In Lon
DON but perfect panic has taken place in the Bour5e
The vote Of the Assembly. which abolished four mil
lions sterling of income without regarding how the de-
fct to be supplied has done destroy credit
than all the other prevailing commotion We antci-
pate from the next ofciai accounts of the Bank of
France, that formidable change for the worse will
appear and the utter want oil confidence which has
resulted from the elections, must nip in the bud the
foreign trade with France, which after long in
terval of gloom just exhib biting promising signs o
improvement.
BANK OF ENGLAND
An account pursuant to the Act 7th and Sth Victoria
cap. 81, for the week ending Way 18th
DEPARTMENT..
Notes Issued .ENol77U5 Government Debt lO5 lW
Other securities. 2,ySi,OO
Gold Coin and bull 49, -.