The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-14
sIR HYDE PARKER =. n.

Who died on the 2Ist inst At Government House
port shortly after his arrival from Lisbon in her Mass
was brother OF the Iats Sir William Parker, whom be
succeeded in $780, and grandson Admiral sr HYDE
P.asr Who sss.tsd the Dutch = as ~ conn
mand naval forces in the East Indies sailed In the Cato
and hsars Of after leaving Rio aneiro where he
BY Colonel Richard Parker who commands the First Life
Guards cousin to the late baronet and eldest surviving
SON OF the late Admiral Sir Hyde Parker who distinguish
ed himself during the American war.
Trade or Paris.
The Paris Prose- Of March 26th, says in IL weekly com
part of the Paris tradesmen would suppose that
the Of peace and that vigorous resumption OF com-
featuring business of Paris is very calm, and there not
animation either In Wholesale retail trade.
the p 70 sss
before completing their assortmsnts for the ocial
camAhoa Of peass, and above q. for reduction in the
Bank will take commercial paper under per cent
the best will continue to restrict their transac
epay attributable to the distress Of the middle classes
produced by the extraordinary dearness Of the
RES Of hts aouseEeepers buy nothing but what they
the Transatlantic packets Is not yet settled The eopa
nes have cent In their to the government but
there to be some hesitation In according the
ceson at this moment when the situation Of the Paris
Bourse has the necessity OF adJournng the
oss N
tons, to supplyithe necessities oflhe export trade
Markets.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 25.-
Business throughout the Stock Exchange spguarly
animate, but prices upon the WHOLE steadily sup
reduction finally established did not amount TO y per
cent compared with the closing quotations fyester
The discount market remained quiet TO- day. but more
active demand for money experienced in the Stock
Exchange whore six cent could be obtained for short
loans government securities. This demand arises
from the preparations for meeting the nstament on the
new loan on Saturday next.
46 money and IT, 70 for account the aud
half cents at "a for The three per cents
consos, which closed yesterday At s2s to x for the
10th OF April receded this afternoon to 92 to and
were last quoted s2, exactly For money, the closing
The Oonsol scrip of the new loan closed At az to
~ premium, and the Exchequer scrip At "a to 21s
The foreign stock market also quiet but steady in
price,
INC 100000 in gold brought in by the Admiral
and Lightning was in hand to-day, and portion of i,
was sent INTO the bank. The GOLD ex the Emma not
yet deliverable.
Heads the 26th Of December for London with 426
ounces Of gold on freight, worth about f61,700.
The bar silver brought in by the Tyne was sold today
for India ct 6s Id ounce Standard being advance
Of I'D. over the price realized at the last sale.
The foreign exchanges this afternoon presented al
teration Of importance.
for cotton has been good and the sales reach fully 900
on speculation and for export Prices firmly
maintained.
MARCH 25-There has been moderate demand for cot.
ton to-day, and the sales reach fully 900
speculation and for export. Prices without change.
LIVERPOOL Corn TRADE, March 25.-The arrivals from
Ireland and cosstwse during the past week have been
light From foreign ports have received IA S74 quar-
teIs Of wheat (of which 1924 quarters are Egyptian,
6605 quarters of BEANS Is quarters OF Indian
1910 sacks and GA barrels Of -four The exports in the
time comprise 303 quarters Of wheat 592 quarters Of
oats 746 quarters OF beans quarters of Indian corn
sacks and 956 barrels There has been quite
collapse in the trade since this day week. and prices Of
articles, except perhaps the finest qualities Of wheat
must be quoted considerably lower. IndiAn corn, inu
eIeed by accounts o, the undimnsned abundance and
cheapneks Of potatoes in Ireland and the knowledge tina
large supplies at hand has declined s. 70 3s per
quarter. The weather has been extremely 6ne and
sonabe. At this days market there fair attend
ance OF the town and country trade; however, only
moderate consumptive demand experienced for
wheat and -four, at decline Of 3D. to 4d per 10 lbs
the former and Is per barrel and Is 6d to D. per
the latter article. Oats and oatmeal with slov
SALE and must be quoted Nd to Id per As lbs and 3d.
per load lower Barley, beans and peas neglected
and easier 10 buy There few samples Of Indian
Offering and prices better maintained than
expected however decline Of L. Cd per quarter
be noted prime mixed and yellow being obainable 30
TO 31s., and white ut Sis. to SIS, cd. per quarter