The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-13

to 20 may happen about the metropolis; the provnsss
Furnish about the sane average. whilst the residue
appear to be embraced within the cou OF Sootlsu
The weekly deaths from within thu mstropoli
tan district cover about 81 The general hssltn OF
n os the las. S.. . saS
leaving excses Of l76 above the weekly avsrsg. Of
the isst Ave years The inquest which vas
to inquire Into the the deaths OF the children
who persisted from the ma'sdy at footing, has
brought In verdict Of mansisugnter against tbs pro-
prietor Of the establishment who farmsd' the paper
children of various parishes London ana he stands
committed for trial. From the evidence taken, but
little doubt be entertained but that cold, insult
Hoient clothing want Of oes uinsss aud dsacisnt
dietary, were the predisposHg csuses to the mslady
which proved 90 destructive to the innocent victims
who were swept away In q few days No 500 ner were
the survivors removed and properly clothed and fed
than the wslady dssppsa.sd.-Eurcpean Tsmes, Jan.
navy II.
Lately, at Clifton, Sir JOAN BRooxE SroNHousE,
On the 18th Jan, at Cerv,is, Tippsrary, the Hon.
> Lately, Mr.. Hartley CoLrR,Dor, SON Of the esls-
brsted poet and popular contributor to several Of the
We have to record the death of two Roman Catholic
bishops-Dr MAoISs, Of Derry, and DR.. WALSH Of
The Corn Trade OF Europe.
From the London Mercantile Gssstts, Jan. 20
Of the grain trade since last Buyers generally
holding of for the lat Of February In expectation OF
better selection Of Quality Sellers on the other hand
appear to feel tosrsby confident, under the impress.
zion that the effect of repeal OF the duties has been
anticipated, and that tho influence will be compsra-
lively triHng when the event takes place Our own
impression Is that prices are nearly, not quite, Is
low they likely to go, AID that an improvement
In the demand may be reckonsd on next month,
many merchants and millers having we'd their
prices will advance for although it viii not psy at
present to import from foreign countries, good many
contracts were entered into during the autumn and
1tn Mt tn al N at frat AtNr n
extraordinary mdness Of the season renders early
opening of the navigation Of the alto highly proabe
At Of the continental parts the ice has al
ready disappeared and may expect shortly to hear
OF sh,pmeI Is of corn for British ports having com.
held since Monday the value Of wheat has been tssrs-
bly, we'll maintained; indeed, the growers appear to
new order of shins. and for some time pass the sup
plies from the farmers have been smaller than might
have been expected consdering the importa change
about to be mad9 In the corn laws. The arrivals
coastwss into the port Of LoAdon have been soanty
In the extreme and the quantity brought for ward at
Msrklsns by land carriage samples from the neigh
boring COUNTIES, has also been triains. On Mon.
day, the Essex and Kent stands poorly supplied,
and from more remote parts Of the kingdom there
rough notwheta ding which clearance effso led
at rates about the those current that day
might. Since them soarcely aathing has for
ward, and though the inquiry was decidedly slow on
Wednesday, Is well as this morning factors remained
firm and the tri ng sales made at terms similar
to those previously paid Really fine qualities Of free
foreign have become rather Of late but Of
secondary inferior the stocks Th0
transactions have throughout the week bsen on
tail scale; holders have however, refused to accept
lower and variation has taken pscs In quota
tione This morning factors offered bonded wheat, de-
verabe free or after the lst o. February at prices
similar to those current for dutypad pSross but
this did not lead TO much business and the operations
were altogether unimportsnt The value Of -four has
undergone change since our last but barrels were
held with rather more frmness to-day, owning to the
advices from America per Europa, from which it
appears that little wss being shipped to the British
markets. The arrivals Of barely have been small of
tlers and dealers having taken of asiderabe pro-
portion Of the foreign previously pressiog on the mar
ket the tendency ef prices has been rather wards
On Monday purchases Of hns qualities could hardly
be made on easy terms before and this morning.
the turn was decidedly in favor Of the seller Malt
has not excited much attent and it's value as
dergene NO change requiring notice Sinoe the close
of last week the arrivals Of Irish foreign oats have
been small but the receipt coastwise toieraby good.
Factors have been anxious to sell the recently SEW
Irish from on board ship Which ,s kept the trade
amounted to nearly Is. per quarter. On wednesday
there was hardly anything doing, aud though prices
not absolutely lower this morning. the dealers
sgsd in some cases to purchase terms which
would not have been taken earlier in the week Beans,
passing in either Of these articles quotations have
| NAMED nominslly unsltered.
Brown, shIpiey d. Co.'s Circular.
LvERPooL, Jan. rs, 1910.
Confidence has continued to increase here with rome
improvement In trade pretty generally and further
decided rise in the public fu nds we'll in railway
ton contributes to this as the excitemen much
spoken Of America 10 also felt to considerable ex
tent here Since circular of the 18th inst cotton
present week, during whish have had lively de.
msnd The quotations nov AZ for fair uplands and
ordinary SKA to Szsd. per pound. The business for
the week ended 10th inst amounted to 81 $40 bales
port and the sales for The week ended this day arc
$500 baes-l4ooO Of 1t being for spectators, and
this week consist Of 600 upIsnd. at tO a
26o Orleans ~ 3'4 g. 1000 Alabama and Mobile at
sT ~, and go Sea Island at I'd to l21sd per lb
large business has been done this after noon
the weeks saes returned, and the operations OF
day are estimated at 900 bales of which 900
Tie market continues to be pretty freely supplied
at the advanced rates. and Is decidedly higher at
the close Of the day than opened in the morning
The import since the LIST inst has been ITO bales
Of which 0o00 from the United States and the
stock in this port about 4s 900 bales FL 600 Of 1t
being American.
After much heaviness, and further depression
IN breadstuf: the corn markets have become more
-four In bond Has the last few days, gone of to
extent at 25s Cd to 25s 3D., and TO day 26s per bar
eS1 mas IO5 .ns o's
feror white to the best yellow and Indian meal
las I'D TO 1ss per Dbl American wheat In bond "a.
3D. to 7s ID per 70 lbs. prime parcel brought the
latter to- day.
The transactions in turpentne, since our last,
amount to about SOC bbs at s. Cd for ordinary to
has been cleared Of oommon American ro.in at g. Cd
per cwt.-none new remaining in FIRST hands
Yours, respectfully,
BROWN, SHIPLEY CO.
Bank OF England.
An account, pursuant to the 7th and 8th Viotoris,
chap 49, for the week ending the goth day Of January
1649.
DEPARTMENT.
Notes susd .G.b,27sS6 Government Debt .Ell05 100
Other Securities %. 298490O
lion ............ la7ss.,os
Silver Bullion 602,Ul
HasaQus xaa0s7s
BANKING DEPARTMENT.
fropretorS Capital Ell.e6y0O0 Government SeclrL
Rest. ............ Ali,l0 ties (ineuding
Pubic Deposits Tin. Dead v eight An
oludng Exohs- nuity) ......,,, ElS62 05f
que5 Savings OShcr Ssour lies lU,512,lT
Banks Commits Notes ............ 96iI,90
doneIs ofNauonal Geld and Silver
Debt and Divi Coin ,.....,.... 77Sl76
dsDd AocounN).. 367l,lN
Other Dcpodts ll7H6H
esyen. day and other
Bill. ........ ll3l.I8