The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-22
PRICE TWO CENTS.

Paris London at shor. being q 02l Il fow7 that
gold olS per cent desrer iii Paris than in London.
By adyces from Hamburg the price Of gold Is per
mark, which, at the English Mint price Of e. - Sd
per for standard gold gives sxchaug - IL
and the exchange at Hamburg London At or, being
1ob3s follows that gold 0 p ct dear"r London
than In Hsmburg The course Of exchange a: Nw York
London for bill at 10 days sight is Ito per and tbs
par Of exchange between England and Aurtca being
loo 240 per cent II follows that the exchsa nomi
nally 092 per cent in favor of England ard
ing allowance for difference of in crest art res ct
transport. II present rate leaves profit - iposN
tation Of gold from the United States TiN ',ngish
funds during the day experienced fur .hsr ht de-
those Of yesterday. The first quotation ~ Con
sos for money was 9656 to 81 to which they urned
to .l5, Rrduced, o.. to a Three and Quas:cr per
Cents W., to Long Annuties, l6; Iudis stock,
20 to 2ei eH div; India Bonds Cos to 6Ss; ana Xxx
ch.auer bills Cos TO 53s. prem. In foreign leu
r1ues there has not been much business tran :ot
s ed and ~ prices have shown symptoms of hca-
yiness The bargains in the official list com
prstd-Dansh Three per Cents. TT: Mexican for ms-
ney, ~ Tor the account i4% and "a. Portuguese Five
per cents, converted, 81 i Russian Four.ana lIsf r.
Cents small zoos and Il; Spanish Five uar ,ents TO,
money 20, for the account, 2o2i Passive . and Q,
spanish Three per Gems, for account ~ rI asa, md
Dutch Half Per Cents 80 ana - Tn. arsx
transacton in the siri,nian loan this iroruinc vas
at three oighths discount but it was sft SIS len a.
ia discount, and closed at = toll. II has thus
Therefore, appreSimated 10 the price the exst =
stock in the Paris market In the FOREIGN exchanged
mot Of the rates were shade higher last pos,
with The exception Of those upon Ni.m and Tries1>
whi'h were rather lover, il ela Of bills bel.e
in demand.
INtRrooL Co.'s TnADT. 7, rso,Y,' - 8-The arrival,
from ireland and ooastwise during past week hGys
tee n upon the whole mall though .ther liberal
0tats and oatm's vi than of late foreign ports
aave received 64t9 quarters Of wheat :S5 quarters
barley 100 quarters of DATA $50 quarter rye as qusr
ters OF beans 600 quarters Of peas go srters u In
dian corn and 1895 sacks and 3UO7 barrels Of ao~r
The exports ia the comprise 3Gi2 luarterr a
wheat l0il qusrters Of inGah ISL barrels Of
clan corn meal 7l3 sacks and 15G barrels tour The
trade throughout the week has been dell and
depressed for all articles with the cxcepuoa
Of barrel flour. which has slightly recovered
In the extreme decline 6 Tuesday last "a ocrs
mas been much pressed on the market and decline at
ls to Is per luartei has been submitted where ssles
were made Last night very aud t!,is morning
market there q good attendance Of tho town aad
country trade. who WINGED more disposition to make
purchases Wheat a:d n ur met with fair retail sale
at fuly last Tuesday prices ana ia cases =:
slight advance. Oats and oatmeal difficult die
poe Of and d 81 h. and Cd per cad lower Bar
icy, beans. ard peas request at las
rates indian corn al tracted LITTLE attention. thou n
prime yellow AmssicGn ofered e 2Ss per qusrte<
iron IN. quay being reduction Of fu - per qusrtee.
DISCRIMINATION ot TRApY. il ~ Though thc<v
l. conside1 able busin doing in both cloth yarn
stll prices ate little easier which doubt be
ribued ana correctly u the easier Of mark,<
IN Liverpool and 10 the opinion that the staple not
yet seen its lowest point Buyers appear nearly a.
little j. doing. The tone and appearance uf things srs
decidedly healthy, and good rie IL l-oesd o. wisA
mucS confidence. The Overs again. afse.' uu
son o - me- nin,snee, much busrr, al the prr
t~rs the beacbers appear &c pardkc OF the
me- nj. The MAJ tet closes rather buUyanily