Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-25
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sr,fs.-The Times correspondent says the Queen
is to preside at a Cabinet Council on the 9th, at
which it is said questions Of the greatest interest
are to be discussed.
NJ de Turgot, French Ambassador, has left VAL
encia for Paris.
FRANoE.-The Tines says the French Mediterra-
mean feet anchored in Toalon Roads on the 9Th Of
June
The Times Paris correspondent says that it is
generally admitted thal there has not been more
commercial distress experienced in Paris since the
revolution Of 1913, than at the present moment.
The Chronicle says: According to private letters
from Caltaro, two French ships Of the line have
anchored before Budna.
PRUssIA.-The Times correspondent says there
is no doubt that the powers Of the Prince Of Prussia
to set as Regent will be prolonged for three months
more Il is said that, while at Coburg, Prince Al
bert signed the document by which he makes over
his hereditary rights 10 the Duohy Of oOburg to his
second SON.
AusrRIA.-The Times says that Vienna statesmen
and diplomatsts affect TO be totally Ignorant Of what
has been recently done by the Paris Conference in
the matter Of reorganization Of the Dauubian Prin-
oipaGties.
LoEDoN MONEY MARKET, Tuesday Evening, June
9-The quotation of gold at Paris is about per
mile discount, and the short exchange on London
is % 05 per sterling. On comparing these rates
with the English mint price of e3 LIS l03d per
nearly 3-lOths per cent dearer in Paris than in
London.
By advces from Hamburg the price Of gold is 425
per mark, aud the short exchange on London is
1885 per 81 sterling. Standard gold at the Eng
lish mint price is therefore about l0ths per cent
dearer in London than in Hamburg
The course of exchange at New York on London,
for bills Of go days sight, is about 1888 per cent,
which, when compared with the mint par between
the two countries shows that the exchange is slight
ly in favor Of England; and, after making allow
snce for charges of transport and difference Of in
terest the present rate leaves small profit on the
importation Of gold from the United States
The English tucns this morning showed dispO-
sition to Improvement but the highest prices have
not been msntained. Consols, which left of yes
terdsy at 955a953 eK-9iYideDd, opened at 954e95b
and advanced to SO. A reaction then occurred, and
the last official bargains were at 954a95B. After
regular hours there was a tendency to renewed
heayiness but the market is assisted by the indis
position of the public in the present state Of polt
ical uncertainty to invest in anything but the pub
lie funds. During the day the government broker
made purchases TO the extent Of goo on public
account Bank stocks left of at 2l9a22l; reduced
and new three per cents, S54a5I India stock,
222a224; India debentures, 99{ India bonds, Us
a2ls and Ezchequer bills (MaFeh,) 82s. S6s
premium.
The transactions in foreign stocks have been
rather more numerous,
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, June Sine market
to day has been very dull and the sales limited
10 1900 bales, Of which 500 are for export aud
speculation. The depression in the trade is atrib
uted to g. accounts from America concerning the
fright of search" by British cruisers Of American
ships, on the coast Of South America. The prices
are however not Influenced by the accounts stated.
800 Surat at 45da52d; geo Egyptian at 85dalO4d;
90 Pernam, at Sda8Id; l20 Bahia, at Sd; 20 Ma
rannam, st Z id
LIVERPOOL Com MARKET, jane 8.-The returns
of British wheat this week are ll3 483 quarters, at
44ds Sd; corresponding week last year, 1l9,O39
quarters at SIS Sd and 1856 l00 $50 quarters, at
GSs ID; per imperial quarter. The imports Of grain
and -four are good; the weeks export Of flour is
remarkable, however, as exhibiting double the
quantity Of the previous week, sacks and barrels
I'm comuarison Of WeightG still our corn exchange
has been marked by q moderate business for neigh
boring consumption, and where buyers came for
ward and asked only for small concession Of price
in wheat -four, oats, beans or Indian corn, it has
been conceded to them. Having limited attend
snee of millers and dealers at our corn exchange
this morning the business was dull, and we closed
Quoting reduction from Tuesday last, of about I'd
per bushe on wheat, Cd to Is per barrel and sack,
on -four Id per bushel on oats; Cd per load on
oatmeal I'd per bushel barley; and about Sd
ais per quarter on Indian corn, beans, and peas.
LEEDS, June 8.-We have good arrivals Of wheat
The -four trade is very dull and this, with the de-
cline in London, causes very Glow trade here to-
day; there is however, little inclination to press
sales and the business done is at about the rates Of
Friday last. Barley nominal. Beans and other
articles without alteration.