The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-23


sed TO submit TO the Turkish authority, and were
wandering through the mountains. committing al
kinds of foboeres and other excuses.
Markets.
LONDON MoSEY MARKET, Dec. 3--Consols have been
done for the openg exdivdend ga which OF
equiqalent TO POI with the dividend Exchequer Bills
have at the time improved TO 80 81 The transactions
have rather exceeded their customary the
day OF the week and the Bulls calculating with conf
dence ON the price Of Consos reaching % inclusive of
the dividend before the opening.
Mexican Bon is have been at 500 and /. The dis
cussiop respecting the different phrases Of the surrep
tious issue still carried but in fact sound argument
and the opinion OF all men who have obquty Of
raj perception all sde let the question rest
there for the present
LONDON MoNKY MAnKET Thursday Evening.-The fol-
lowing notice closing the books for transers previous
to the pay ment of dvidends was posted at the bank
BANK OF ENoLANp, Dec. 1, lS42
"The Governor and Company oil the Bank OF England
ready until further applications
loans on the deposit OF approved bills Of exchange, not
having more than six months to exchequer bills aud
East India such loans be repaid before tho
nth Of January ls43 with interest the OF 81 per
esch Ger 'D ana 70 Dc LOT sums Oh n0 less 'n'n @0
This being day when coHsols shut for the dividends
considerable amount Of took place. and the
market altogether was well supported For money
soils were Gag to and for the opening on the l7h pfox
mo, 90 to T. The Three.an a Halt per cents also
shut to morrow for the dividends Bank stock was l7it
o2 India stock also shut today. Exchequer bills
declined to AS to COS premium
LONDON TRADE REpoRr Dec. 2.-Tea-The market il
dull but alteration in prices can be quoted Sales
advertised for the 2st instant which will for the while
suspend business by private contract
Tallow-The market as before with steady business
Sugar-The business done in the raw market 10 so
hhd including 100 Barbados at auction at former prices
5000 bags Bengal offered. all sold the good and ne
white brought steady prices, but the low and middling
W ent rather easier.
Cofee-This market remains without alteration in an
exceedingly dull state The sales consisted Of 600 bags of
Ceylon 5000 Of which risge) which brought 63s TO
very good and fine ordinary triage; 100
packages OF Mocha 5s TO 77s and 500 bags OF Padang
partly sold at 27s cd.
Rce--4oo pockets of Bengal sold much broken
sal,stre2so bags parts sold at 2es refraction st.
LIvERpooL Corr MARKKr.-Nov. 25-Co as in We
ry limited demand and downward tendency in the prices
OF all descriptions exhibited until Tuesday the
ceipt of the India and China On imme
date impulse to the market which has continued
wing prices. The rates current to-day Id per lb
higher than those Friday last in all Qualities Of Amer
ii in Maranham, aud ID in surat very generally Per.
nam. Bahia, ond Egyptian have undergone change
Island aud $50 sranted doo the former 7ao were sold
at 7Ad to and Of the latter $50 ad to ID The pr
ces paid for both for the most part about
I'd Id higher than those Of private business The sales
Of the week amounted to 4S740 bales OF which eno
American and 5000 surat have been taken speculation
The prices declared to day by the Commteeo Brokers,
for fair American, follows viz Bowed, Old; Mo
bile, Old, and Orleans SD per ID.
DECEMBER 2.-We are the sales Of the past
week have again been large, amounting to 1880
bales, of which 5000 American end $500 Surat have
been taken speculation and 100 surat export The
market has been rather quieter since Wednesday
than in the early part Of the week. but cam
not make positive decline from the prices current
Friday last Egyptians have for few days past been in
demsnd considered shade dearer; the
committees an quotations for fair cotton remain last
week, viz Bowed o. Mobile 81 and Orleans. 6ld per
LIVERPOOL CORN ExcHANsE-FEIpAY, Dec. 2.-Thc du-
ties all sorts of grain and flour from abroad continue
the small nature of our supplies col
lectvely the wheat trade has remained without much
several parcels of duty paid foreign however taken
for Investment, induced by low prices, which form the
only business worth naming between Tuesday last and
to-day.
Having few town country mlers at corn ex-
change to-day, and no impulse from other markets. all de.
crptons OF foreign wheat in the absence Of further
culaon in limited request but holders generally
usng to accept lover terms last quotations remained
unvsried English and Irish new whess, though in
derate demand, slightly depressed in English
irish and foreign free -four moved off very slowly at
Wheat, English red per 10 lbs. 8 10 Ia Indian corn
per $50 lbs duty paid % 49, Canadian -four bril- 1876
lbs 20 81 United states per do sweet ~ 6; Ditto
sour, 2s 81; Ditto in bond 20 Oil oatmeal per gao lbs
new, 20 a 81.
LIVERPOOL AMERICAN PRovrsIoS MARKET, December a.
Cheese-We have had much slackness in demand since
the public sale of the h ut and prices have barely
supported This is in great measure attributable to
large sock Of English cheese which has experience
period Within these few days things seem to be-
taking better turn, all feeling that the depression il at
the lowest On this ground purchase of 20 tons first
quality American cheese, arrive been made but
the price has not transpred. We look increased
consumption Of cheese in the manufacturing districts now
that there every prospect Of revvsl Of trade in these
quarters. iitf
Beef-Some attempts have been made TO force rood
deal Of old beef off at public sales, but without success
Our quotations are, therefore, almost nominal but
feel that new sweet beef correspond
with the Irish lin bbls. OF 200 lbs and in pieces Of lbs.
each) would fetch nearly the same price as Irish
PorkTho hatness in this article continues; but sup
ply of new and well cured (packed in the way
beef) would revive demand Il has become favorito
meat with the lower classes, and nf opinion that
only requires attention in the curing and packing
extensive demand both for home and ship.
ping. 4-f.N
Hams-The stock of old is nearly exhausted, and no
have yet come forward The transact have con.
sequeutly been SMALL but prime will still bring quo.
tstions
Lardwe have had some arrivals of this article which
have freely TAKEN but in the general depression
prices has somewhat participated, and quotations
may therefore be looked upon prices This
must always in kegs half bbl and not in blsd.
ders
Bufer-No American on hand-prices nominal but
butter grease would command our quotations
STATE OF TRADE IN THE NAruvAnruarxo DrsrRrers-
MANcHKsfER, Dec. 3The further rise in cloth which
up to the time Of wrng but there has been duIness in
the market day which indicates that the
anxious to SELL and Tuesdays have been
obtained to-day has been with difficulty that
the market must be called not quite buoysnt There
is still great deal OF buying among yarn merchsnis
and the prices OF this article have not advanced proper
ton to cloth; there seems to be great probability Of its
maintaining the mprov ement firmly. This branch ofour
trade presents on the whole favorable appearance
RocHpaLgFLA MAnxyr.- The demand for goods
continues extremely brisk and to-day mai ket has been
equal 10 any OF the preceding Yet with the ready
hat nave met manufacturer has
been able any advance fprce There has been
very little doing the wool market, of the
dealers attempting TO obtain advance in price, which
has been resisted by the manufacturers Skin wool il
more difficult TO buy and rather better prices have been
given; but other descriptions have been sold at former
prices was stated in the market that at the London
sales the latter end Of the week. skin wool had bee sold
at an advance OF one pound per pack.
HsLrAx-We have had raher more inquiry for various
sorts Of goods to-day whether in consequence Of the good
news from the east matter Of doubt but things look
ing better, be the what II may.
LEEDs.-There has been 4 decided Improvement espe-
ciay In the white hail. and there have been specu
ations already in goods for China There not how
ever much doing In the coorcd hall indeed WIS very
hniy attended. Some of mills have also commenced
running full time. sndhave work many eah hands,
There is therefore, probability that the anticipated
rgors winter will be sbsed by the working clas
SEES obtaining full employ meDt and consequently plenty
OF food.
BnADroRp.-The news from China &c. ma: had but lit