Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-03


chants of that place left to sustain that aadi-
,onal weight there could be lite hope of their fu-
ling also the engagements they are under to the Eng
lsh merchants. With that weight removed, y Is no'
ky any certain that they will 60 safe through
SO that the hope which the temporary assistance 2.
New Orleans has produced may turn cut IN the end
TO be quite fallacious. The private accounts rom
New ork show that they were not aware u ,"c
worst state to which the money market In Lonuon
had been brought nor, consequently, of the full eH
tent OF the ordeal through which the merchants "ouu
have 10 pass-that 10 send either bills or plouuo.
would be IN fact TO no purpose, ana that nothing ou
specie, which il is impossible for them 10 procure -
the amount required, will do. There was an eager
look kept today for further news, but II ou mo
reach the city during the hours OF business. naoI
minated however; The Shakespeare, New odn pan
ct which was 10 have left that city on INC Jun, i've
days after the ST. Andrew, was spoken wl.n on IDLY
head al clock yesterday morning. oeuiins uown
for the Mersey letter has also been reserved at
the North and South American Coliee mouse 40 an.
nouncng that the Orpheus, with adVlces oI the Isl
inst was off Holyhead. The WIND was lalr
L,venpoor. Saturday-The intelligence received
last noht fr ,m New York, soon as II became gene
rally known this morning, gave Inc greatest SAUSAGE
ton to commercial men. Inc promplltqde WIN wnicn
The Bank of the United States and the banks OF New
York and Philadelphia came forward to support Gre
dit which had received terrible shock by the adj
vices received from Liverpool Of the 4h OF March, IS
the theme Of universal praise large amount OF the
bonds issued by the American banks has GENE into
the hands of our merchants and they promise to be
favorite description of security Confluence, whi.h
had been affected by the previous advices from the
United States, showed symptoms OF revival, under
the belief that the American merchants would not
only be able TO meet all the demands upon them, bat
even to meet some portion of those demands by me
transmission of specie In the course OF the day the
failure of house in the American trade was annOunc-
ed The house in question sustained 1t IS understood,
serious losses by the importation OF cotton about TWO
years ago-Osses which have, doubtessly, been IN
creased by the recent failures in New Orleans
AMERICAN SrooKs, AHRu 20.-New York fves,
1897, 50; Mississippi SKIES 1871, lO4!; Pennsyl-
vana ives, 1865; do. do 96t; U. s. Bank shares,
23l. u.s. Cd. "a; Florida skies, 1855 81; N Y.
Life and Trust CO. 81; Alabama fves, 1861 80 81
Indiana hves, 1852, 80 81; Maryland SKIES, 1870,
l05; Louisiana fves l944-52, 96a; do. 80. lS44-9,
95; Bank Of Louisiana 244 24a; Canada Bonds,
fves, 1855, loo a l0l.
Correspondence Of the Heraldl
LIVERPOOL Saturday Evening" 22d April, 1887.
The business OF Cotton market this week has been
moderate the sales of all kinds amounting to about iooV
bales. prices pretty similar those of last week. MAKE
ring changes in quotations. which ought 10 nave
made circular Of the 18th instant The sales as
follow
Island. 2d p, Cd 10 Stained do Sd; $500 Up
land 81 It'd $3.50 Orleans Cd 1910 Tennessee and Mo-
bile 81 III geo Pernambuco a9t 609 Bahia and Maccio
Cd $50 Maranhams Cd 20 Demarara led 80 Lagui-
ra SD; 40 Peruvian ids $50 Carthagena, 81 std $50
Egyptian, std; 20 Madras, SID; $40 sura Cd $50
Bengal 81 Aid $50 Orleans and Mobile 81 81 by aucon)
Total, Is, li0 bales.
OF which spectators took about American export
buyers 1000 American Madras Sura, and $50 Bengal
Yesterday clean 400 stained Sea Island $50 Orleans and
Mobile 1875 Denarara 800 Mania and other odds and
brought forward by auction, but almost all with
satisfactory bidding Sea Islands
duced in value. The chief sales made in Upland and Mobile
have been at Cd TO Id and in Orleans, from sgd To Id
The Import of all of into the kingdom since the
Isl January $4,000 bales against 100000 received
during the period last and q American separately
have received 3 900 against 100000 bales The stock at
This port present estimated appears be abont $4,000
against and Of American separately appear TO have
l690eo against So 900 bales held al this time in 1886 The fol
lowing present quotations.
Upland ordinary middlng fair 3d. Cd fair good fair,
81 T.; good fine, liam Orleans ordinary tomdng fair
5 fair good ir6i Il good To fine IT 81 Mobile, ori
nary mddng fair 5. Oh fair good fair 81 "a good TO
II sl Tennessee ordinary mddng fair q 81 fair
10 good fair 6 6l good fine 81 Sea Island lG U.s. and
extra fine &c 10 %.
The sales OF cotton this day about 5000 bales the market
firm
Turpenne The sales amount to 1880 brls at l26 cwt
No sales Of Tar Ashes bbs of Montreal pot been
sold al 26 pr the market steady Faxseed in very
limited demand the price Of New York about 90 63s
mr. hhd Little dose in Glover seed. We have had rather
better corn market. We remain yours, respectfully.
Tuesday April 25-Saes yesterday, about 1000 bales
fun prices.
Correspondence Of the Herald
LIVERPOOL, April 25, 1887
Dear Strive still without any Improvement in the
general Of trade. Failures almost daily, and of
confidence does revive There appears however
be rather less Responding in the last day iwo
receipt from the United int There
appears be less gloom the money market and We have
better demand for for better qualities higher prices are
obtained inferior qualities t da The tobacco
continues very limited. Your, &c. PR.
NEw PosT LisE TO BosTos.-we published a few
days ago a notice from Dir. James w. Hale, stating
that he hal established new post route 10 Boston,
and apparently approved the plan under the lcef that