The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-23

week ending the I'd Of June, give the folio ring
results when compared win che previous week -
Public deposs 81, 2l1 los Increase. Ab, o0I
Other deposits. 8As76 Increase s5e, $50
Rest................ S,il2,943 Decrease. s9,2l4
On the other side Of the account -
Government securitssfl2 SIT SIG Increase f5s7 os5
Other securities...... l24l9I6 Increase I03, 3o.
Nots unemploy 3D.. ll,342,97o Increase. 622 800
The amount Of notes in circulation is 9.74O, POS,
being an Increase Of fl22 $780, and the stock of bull
Lon In both departments is Ell 1889 l02, showing AZ
increase of ETA, 32l, when compared with the pre-.
ceding re,urn.
The London circular Of E. F. satterthwsite, of the
18Th ipst contains the following in relation TO Ame
ricsn stocks =
The mProvsuentwe noticed last week Ia American rail-
nater prices aud the yerv
for all the most cuIrsat ptons States bonds are
comparatively neglected For Pennsylvania bonds thsr,
good inquiry Virsini per are freely offered
At Ssh but buyers hold oil, 81 is bid Pennsyirssis
Central first mortgage per bonds have been don
al 81 The recent issue OF morp age DER cen
sterling bonds all out Of first banda sod are drmy
bella for higher prices they have been done AT o. but
lot Offering under 3d. In Erie third mortgage and
SINKING fund bonds considerable BUSINESS has been done
at an advance Of u per cont last weeks rates Az
es close we have buyers OF lesss at and Of ls6'a
demand, at to discount whilst shares Of New
York issue offering about that rate In Construction
large purchases have been made and also In Free
land bonds OF both descriptions the market Ii very
bare For Canada per cent bonds and Great Western
Of Canada bonds and shares, have most scivs
ket, at continually Advancing prices The shares are
very firm at %.
Bsrng's circular says
American securities OF first class have been in good
demand this week, and the felo wing quotations are
prices at which business has been done:United States
per cent Bends 1868 suyers at 107 Massachusetts,
cen, y sterling 1si dos Maryland 90 cay sss
tons per cents, 10 SO; do. Bonds s5x s6h; Viz
sinia Bonds per cent Dollar 81 ass, do per cent
linn aha Atarl.n &.
Pepnsj vsnA Central Railroad bonds, LIST mortgage, o.
ex div; 90. I'd MORTGAGE div. on, 90; Psnsms per
Bonds per cent sterling, par div. New York and
Ers 7per cent? LIST mortgage, 100 lol do % mort
cage SO VI no. 30 mort m0ssss
Illinois Central, cox 7o1S
The Liverpool cotton circular of Wright, Junior,
& Co., Of the 9th instant, Says
Our cotton mariet closed with rmness at the date Of
our circular advices per Atlantic, aud business was
resumed with renewed activity the day Of her de-
parture. The Asia arrived the evening. Her
counts caused spirited demand on Monday, and
per pound the current qualities OF american descrp
tions speculaors eyincing Increased confidence and
extensive and the market was less buoyau and on
Wednesday there was evident desire to reazs profits
which occasoned pause in the inquiry AMI induced
small specuators to sell below the previous value,
which feeling has gained ground this progressed
resulting in the loss Of the advance above mentioned
Our stock not diminish but IL figures are 10 form
any basis for the future it would appear that
1st November should be entirely bare OF American
cotton, excepting what spnners hold, .. with a
tinuation OF the present scale Of consumption and up
TO this period there mptoms OF its being
tailed, Rumors Of q iurther French loan, and
ton In the Continental exchanges well the apathy
of opera ors In goods and yarns TO follow the
Of this market, rising prices Of grain and the
Bank cot having lowered the ra.e Of interest,"
sons assigned for the change apparent which, however,
Ia likely 70 be dspelled by later American advess and
more genial weather for harvest prospects To day the
sales estimated at $4,000 bales, 10000 to spscula
tors and exporters the market closing with stea IL
ness The total sales Of the week amount to 10s,32O
bales of which 70 $40 American Spectators have
taken 81 $780, and exporters 1880 leaving $50 bales
Of all kinds to the trade Ths import for the time
Ia 0167 bales, Of which 49, 72 are American The
quantity known to be at from American ports is
shout 50 600 bales.
In Manchester spinners indifferent about taking
future orders for yarns buyers unwilling to give
them out; and some manufacturers reseing their
stock of goods at available profits rather risk the
chance Of rise In foreign markets. which impars the
opinion that the trade hold large surplus stock the
material and renders the deficiency 10 the ports Of
loss importance than is generally understood. Ia the
limited business progress, however, advance
equivaen to that in cotton has been established but
1t il likely that operations will be confined to the pur-
chasing for immediate wants till thu question Of supply
be solved.