The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02
THE VERY LATEST.
photographic from London to Liverpool
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Tclegraphio from London to Liverpool.
LONDON, Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1869.
Tho death of the Marquis of Bristol is announced. He
in his goth year. Earl Jsrmyn, N. p for Bury st.
Edmouds succeeds to the marquisate.
The London Morning Herald says the resources Of the
discount companies and the private brokers noreas
Ing, owing to supplies being received from the provinces
for employ This is especially the with regard
to Manchester and Liverpool whence the amount of de-
posts has increased the last four days.
Yesterday Baron Meyer de Rothsohild was returned
member Of Parliament for Hythe, unopposed His elec
ton, with that Alderman Salomons, makes the third
member Of the Jewish community in the House Of
Commons
From the London News (City Artcle) Feb. 15.l
favorable impression produced in the Stock Elk;
change this morning by the Indian financial statement.
The funds opened with decided rmness and advance
of about 4 per cent would probably have been
supported but for the receipt Of of considerable
fall the Paris Bourse Closing quotations were barely
4 per cent below those Of yesterday In the other
departments of the Stock Exchange hrmness prevailed
and the general tendency favorable. Complaints
of the prejudice inflicted upon business by the prevailing
political suspense becoming general The immediate
effect is to increase the gut of money To-day first class
bills were taken at az per cent. About 100000 in
Australian gold this day sent into the bank At Paris
"a
cent. Tho sum Of eco 900 in Russian gold daily ex
pected already been sold for the Continent The
specie by the West India Includes 2i63,O in
silver and f163 600 in gold The eos 900 by tho Avon
understood to consist principally Of soveregns, which
will be taken to the bank T. foreign exchanges this
afternoon firm.
[From the London Times (Cty Article Feb. Is
TUESDAY EvENIyG.--The English funds opened this
morning at an advance of ,sd, and showed seadiness
throughout the day. adverse change which took place
the Paris Bourse not being generally known until after
regular hours
At the bank to day the demand for discount very
moderate and in the open market best paper has been
freely negotiated at per cent.
In the Stock Exchange government securities per
cent is the utmost that can be obtained
The Austrian loan after receding x discount left
of at u 4 discount.
On the Paris Bourse to-day the closing quotations Of
the three per relapse of nearly q per cent
The fall attributable to variety Of dsquetng
In the foreign exchanges this afternoon there has been
an advance IN tho rates on Vienna and Trieste.
Markets.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
The following the latest business done the Lon
don Exchange
Illinois Central shares ..............35 dis
Do free lands Of 1880 lex. c.sOIas1
New York Central shares ..................7s
Erie RAN cad shares 10
PARIS BoURsE.
fPars (Feb. 15) Telegraph To Manchester Guardian.1
The Bouree opened very fiat TUESDAY, i5), aud the
three per cents done at decline Of per
yesterday.
226 P. M-The tendency is still downward The three
per cents have further declined q per cent Many
rumors which are current, have produced uneasiness
1927 7. MIhc Bourse closes heavy. Three per cents,
e5fr 75c for money and 6r 10c for the account Four
and half per cents 97fr 20c Bank shares, 2s75fr.
Railways declined 8 10 francs
RICHARDSON, SPENCE 4 co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Feb Is, 1859.
CorToN.-The City of Washington arrived on Friday,
reporting that the advces from this SIDE per Arabia had
effect on the American markets. and that receipts
falling of. This stimulated speculation, and with good
demand from the trade, prices advanced on Saturday
lied sd per pound with sales OF IL 900 TO 1000 bales
at full rates. 5000 being speculation. Yesterday,
the absence OF American advces the sales reached 10 900
bales at full rates 5000 being on speculation The Eu-
ropa arrived last night and her letters to hand this
ing not confirming those per City Of Washington but quo
ting decline OF &c per pound, with large receipts, has
checked the upward movement, and although prices
not be quoted lower there sellers than buyers
the Gales to cay are only 900 baes being specu
ation In Manchester good business is doing at full
prices. At the close Of last week very heavy
tracts were made for goods for India. The Continental
houses still act with caution Mddlng Orleans, I'd; Mo-
bile, sgd; Uplands, 8 11-l6d per pound.
BREADsruns-The trade continues lfelcss, and the
country markets chow declining tendency Here, to.
day We had very slow market, with small attendance
or buyers. Wheat sold only in the merest retail, and
again rather easier rates rates accepted Flour
mnay unchanged really good quality Of barrels scarce,
and wanted sacks quoted ID per GENITAL cheaper Indian
in limited demand, without change in value. We
quote per GENITAL wheat red, Chicago and Milwaukee, IS.
Sd. So. 3D.. Indiana, So I'd. 9s. 3D. white, Western,
So. I'd. l0s Southern, los los Cd. Flour los LIS.
Indian corn mixed and yellow, 5s Tod. &c. I'd white,
70. Id. rs. Id.
BEEF steady, and prices maintained. Pork quiet but
steady, and held for full rates. Bacon-Tbc home and
Irish supply continues plentiful, and American meets
very slow sale at AS 46s for Cumberland CUT 45s ATS
FOR long middes Lard held for 60s per cwt but the
sale ia limited and retail.
TIIow steady; Butchers Association, I54s. In Lon
den the market quiet at Sos spot 53s 3D. March, SIS
Il T., ROalD du wi ea
common at As. 1od per cwt Bark without alteration In
value, and little doing.
CLovEEsKED.-At 62s there buyers of choice quail
~ new American, but holders ask further advance of
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