The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-06
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from the London Times (Clty Article), May "a
The English funds opened steadily this (23d) morning.
and remained without alteration until just before the
close OF business, when advance OF an eighth
abshed the receipt OF improved accounts from the
Paris Bourse At the same time telegram from New
York to leading firm announced that the Confederate
army in Virginia has becn defeated and surrounded"
Consos for money were first quoted 93s. " and the
final prices were SO u u for money, and 921S ex
dividend for the 10th Of June Bank stock closed at 236
a 237 reduced and three per cents, 81 and Ex
cheQuer bills los q las. premium.
In the Stock Exchange to-day advances offered at
Ia to cent, but at the Bank of England there
rather full demand for discount at tho increased rate,
and in tho open market there was also considerable
tivity
The market for foreign securities was quiet in the
morning. but at tho close the from the Paris
Bourse caused animation. After official hours Italian
ave per cents, which left of yesterday at 69H,
quoted 7O1s u; Mexican closed at 31H 4, and
Spanish certificates at SX O. The official list COM
prised the following fves 10OA
do ls43, iO2; Mexican, 81. 4; New Granada. 25z;
siacatss. s5s az sx x; rsnses Is pr osn), osx
About oOo chiefly in bar gold, taken to the
Bank TO day.
due in June will be continued at their existing rate
three per cent per annuni.
In the Continental exchanges this afternoon there
During the last few days very considerable purchases
Of bar silver, chiefly from the Continent have been
made and the price has advanced to 61H per o.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Messrs. Barring Brothers say:-The improvement in
prices has brought forward sellers and sss
the United States There ID little variation from the last
quotations
American securities better Illinois Central, 4sk q
Az dis; Fries, Ban 35H.
xEssRs Wakefield. NASH AND CO.'S CIRCULAR
LvERPooL. May %, 1862.
CorreS-This market is now entirely controlled by the
received from America by each successive
Immediately after our last ISSUE the Of
intention the part Of the federal government open
some Of the Southern ports caused decline OF fully
penny per h. American descriptions but subsequent
reports OF large quantities being committed the
flames along the Mississippi river created reaction and
threeourths Of penny Of the decline was recovered
day sennight We quote middng Orleans l2hd.; mid
ding uplands I'D mddng Mobile 12K per ID. Imports
for the week SO 072 bales Total sales SO $780, Of which
spectators took 800; exporters 800 leaving TO the
trade 20, 200 bales.
ASHES are more firmly held sales 900 bbs Pots at
1885,. a 34s.
BARK.-scarcely any business nominally los. lis.
per cwt.
Ros1x-Common sells at Iss 3d. . 1885, Cd, medium
las u.s., extra Dos 22s, with only moderate de-
mand.
TrRrEsnsE must be written dearer; but there il only
RICE remains very dull few tring sales Of Carolina
At sis 3D. 37s. Cd.
LARD experienced an improved demand early in the
week, but again dull. We repeat quotations. 4os
a AS. per cwt
TMLow.-Sales 200 packages At ASA 49, In London
Cd advance is paid for forward delivery.
BEEsSome retail sales, establishing decline OF 2s
Cd. per tierce-say prime 9os 1905, inferior
mess 95s a 1O5s In London there is increased dis
position TO get out of stock.
PoR9.-A moderate business without much change in
price, but the tendency downward both here and In
London.
BACON is again further depressed In the absence of
business omit quotations.
CHEEsE-The stock Of American Is almost cleared
and when arrives expect fair sale.
GRAM-In the absence Of any circumstance to disturb
the quiet feeling ruling the grain trade buyers
nue to look for greater concessions in price before lay
ing in stocks whe In view Of the value being already
much under importing prices holders generally resist
Indian where business took place written
Sd. per quarter lower than Tuesday. Deliveries Of
wheat from own farmers for the past week consist
of quarters against 20 926 for the corresponding
week last year. Average price this year SIS. Id,
against 54s, I'D. week last year We had again
limited attendance At our Corn Exchange this morning.
and but very little business place either wheat
-four much that s needless to quote any Decline
have supplied themselves on somewhat easier terms.
INDIAN CoRS held firmly AZ the reduction already
tced. 27s being the price for mixed american na -.
consist Of o7,576 quarters wheat, so,s5e quarters
Indian corn, 1855 sacks and $3.50 barrels -four.
Exports for period consist Of 1885 quarters wheat
49, o25 quarters Indian 2e sacks and 227 barrels
-four.
We Quote
WHEAr.-Extra Baltimore and Southern white los 3D.
lis Cd. per 100 lbs Southern red, los Sd los l0d
Chicago and Milwaukee club, 9s. Cd 9s 1od. win
FIeUR-western and extra state, 24s . 24s Cd. per
19s lbs. Baltimore and Philadelphia, 25s. Cd. 27s:
extra Ohio and 81. Louis, 26s. 29s.
INDIAN CoRN.-Mixed and yellow 26s Cd 27s. PER $50
lbs; white nominal.
LONDON MARKETS.
Messrs. Barring Bros & Co. report:-Ths corn market
continues depressed, and wheat Is Is Is lower: white
American, SOS. 5sc red, Sos s5s. Flour 24s 2ss.
Iron-wesh dull bars and raus, f5 f5 S.; Scotch pig
Coffee quiet e Tea dull Conssu Is Rice rm. TalIow
quiet Y. c., ass. Cd. Spirits or tnrpeatine in limited
supply, at 75s for American In barrels Linseed cakes
continue To decline; New York, in barrels, f10 Fish
oils without Improvement: sperm, 600 coz; cod, f2o
f40 Liaseed oil very and In active inquiry at
Dos. q 39s ID.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.
Sales OF the week. baIes Orleans tres ordnairs
1917; bas, 1851 The market In irregular, with up
ward tendency, and quotations are 81. n. higher.
Stock In port ~ 900 bales.
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