The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-22


ceded slightly though the whole they now higher
than at the close Of the preceding week The settlement
Of the halmonthly accounts in the foreign stock ana
share markets has proved TO be of greater magnitude than
was generally expected small failure was announced
in the Of the day in the foreign house the party
in question being specuaior for the fall IN Spanish
Otherw no discouragng feature occurred in the
rangement differences which were on the whole pune
tualy met Spanish Bonds have further advaneed the
Five Der Cents are and the Three per Cents
32t The expose Of Lopez said TO be the cause OF the
rise.
the weather having become damp, the condition of the
samples scarcely so good as last week, which had
the currency Monday last but secondary sorts though
not cheaper certainly difficult Of disposal Foreign
wheat could only be sold in retail quantities. but holders
showed disposition TO force business and the few par
GELS which changed hands brought former terms Flour
excited less attention than OF late and ship samples
rather easy to buy Yesterday though the demand was
exceedingly slow factors insisted on Monday S terms the
business done was altogether unimportant but the few
parcels disposed of realized the rates that day
Duty paid foreign wheat also difficult of disposal
holders RETAINED from pressing sales however, and
question whether purchases cond have been made low
er prices than in the beginning OF the week Flour moved
OFT very slowly and ship marks rather easier to buy
LoNpoN Hop MARKET, Oct 3o--Quantity show very
large, even for the time of year demand firm at prices
fully equal TO last week very little doing duty which
is estimated oO0 ESQ 600 wead of Kent lbs
80 6s; mid SO los 60; East Kent do f6 f6 los;
choice 6 fo los Sussex, do f5 5s f5 5s yearing
kents, f5 f5 SIS; do Sussex Ca los a f5.
LONDON TRADE REPORT, Nov. 3-Cotton-we have had
little or no animation in market for some time past
and the sales OF the present week have merely comprised
900 bales Surat at SD to per H. for ordinary to good
fair LeadA sale of pigs Missouri Lead to arrive by
the Rocka took place at f2350 per 50keog for home
Metals-Exensye sales have been made in British
Copper improving prices and 9jd is demanded for
Sheathng This improvement has been caused by the de
production during the recent strike among the
workmen which has been estimated at about 1000
An increased consumption in the home trade also going
forward, consequent upon the general Improvement
in business and there exists good demand for export
prices having improved in several of the foreign
markets. The currency being still moderate is therefore
susceptible OF further Improvement should the demand
continue. East India Tin has been much enquired
after on account OF large orders from America
and prices have advanced about IS per cwt about 5000
slabs Banca have been sold this week SIS and sos and
the whole of the stock in HoBnd except 900 slabs
sos per cwt parcels of Straits have also been sold at
SIS Several parcels of Swedish Iron and Keg Steel have
been sold both TO arrive and the spot ElO
los and ELL for the former and fl6 10 to fi6 5s for the
latter Speter is rather lower parcels reported
to have been bought for France at 2 to f2 los per ton
British iron unalered Lead is firm at the prices quoted
Oils.-There has been good demand for Seal and Cod
Oil this week and prices have advanced los per tun for
the former of pale quality f36 to 1876 los per has
been paid and the latter has sold to the extent of about
$50 tun at f32 TO f33 tun the spot and to arrive
and of the merchants ask ga In the value of
Southern Oil there is variaon at public sale $50 uns
American fishing all Sold chiefly the home trade
fine at f36 l5s TO f37 second quality at ESQ to f36 TO-
and third do at f35 S. TO f35 5s per Sperm Oil sells
well at fully former rates The market has been in dull
state for Lnseed OIL and have declined 30s to 30s
Sd per cwt the spot Rape Oil has been taken sparn
at 36s cd for pale For Olive Oil there is rather
inquiry and former prices are mantaned the stocks are
vet large Cocoa Nut Oil sells slowly at former
rates. Rice---A fair amount of business has been
transacted of late in Carolina Rice at 2ls to Dos per
ToBAcco-The market last month remained in the
same dull state as for several months past the home
trade buyers deter purchasing until the late large
mportaons have been sampled For expectation de-
mand and neither can extensive business for the pre-
sent be expected for generally speaking, the Continent
is well stocked and selling at lower rates than pre-
sent prices The importaons into this port have been
this year. about is 200 hhds against about 900 hhds
last year and several vessels expected. The
sampng is now proceeding fast, and far may be
judged at present. the crop Of Virginia will prove very in
erior and that of Kentucky very superior quality both
as 10 growth, color and condition Holders still stand
upon previous rates and fine Virginia leaf is likely to
maintain its prices, but the middlng and must
recede before business of extent take place for
the Contnentso with all classes OF Kentucky leaf The
Orof Wyk" was sold for Antwerp at about i3s. Mary
land in little demand only few hhds sold for home
Negrohead in rather better demand
LIVERPOOL CoTroS MARKET Nov 3.-Up TO Yesterday
our Cotton market had decided tendency DOWN. ards
prices of American receded I'd to ID and Surat i'd per ID
but after the arrival of the Western the trade began
day show little alteration from those of the preceding
Friday The demand has again improved, and we have
now fair business doing The sales the whole have
been small merely amounting to l6 $50 bales viz IA 800
American, $50 Brazil 400 Egyptian so West India and
100 Last India Spectators have bought 5000 American
Nov 4-our Cotton market exhibits no change to-day
prices are firm with fair steady inquiry and the sales
that the reduction of ID per h. which had taken place in
American descriptions since the abatement Of the
I'd per ID within the last few days
Oct 20-On the receipt of the advices by the Boston
steamer the market became langud and the demand
sideraby decreased There want of that animated
speculative inquiry which had previously existed and
the trade purchased in cautious Business
has since continued in very dull state and American
descriptions have receded I'd TO I'd per h. also
I'D per ID lower but in other sorts have change
notice The transactions of the week have comprised
2e,070 bales viz -, $50 American $3.50 Brazil; $40
Egyptian 900 West India SC and 1910 East India, SC
Spectators have taken 91Oo America 1000 Pernambuco
400 Laguayra, and 500 Carthegena.
Oct 2-The languor which pervaded the trade during
the greater part of last week has continued to the
sent period and there indications Of returning act
witty The demand has proved limited there has been
very little speculative inquiry and further decline of ID
per Id has taken place in the value of American and Sua
There is, however change in Brazil Egyptian both
Of which remain firm Some Sea Islands sold yester-
day reduction Of I'D per ID from the prices previously
obtained by private contract. Spectators have tax en-
this week 700 American and 300 Snrat and the total
sales have consisted of IS $50 bales wiz 400 American
$40 Brazil 800 Egyptian 100 West India Sc and $50
LIVERPOOL CoRN MARxrr, Nov. 4.--Previous TO Tues
day last Irish wheat commanded advance nearly 4d
and foreign I'd per bushe the quotations contained
report for the steamer Britannica hut having
impulse from other markets TO enven the proceedings
here business opened heavily the above day. and
nued fat throughout the mers still buying very spar
ngly, and there being speculative inquiries that
with the exception OF few parcels of foreign taken for
Ireland the sales were very unmporant and al decline
of Id to ID 20 H. for most descriptions of Irish and
eign English wheas however, were not obtanabe under
the rates OF that day week Flour both English and Irish
difficult TO sell at per sack below the last
and States well Canadian little noticed And al
Corn Exchange yesterday the purchase of wheat on
the part of miers appeared almost wholly suspended
holders nevertheless seemed to evnce toerabe degree
of frmness and in few partial instances only submitted
TO decline of Id per 20 H. Flour of all descriptions be-
ing equally dull of SALE rather depressed in value.
Barley upon moderate demand generally supported late
prices Malt remained UNMARRIED Egyptian beans being
less plentiful and in request Id per dearcr and all
other kinds Of this article well peas fully maintain
ed our last quotations The oat trade in the absence
country buyers, was extremely langud to-day but ap
peared TO suffer depreciation in prices oatmeal the
contrary continued to- meet fair demand rather higher
terms the best Irish commanding 3D. and prime old
Dos Cd per 2i0 To-
STATE OF TRADE.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 4-AsHrsBoth pots and pearls hay,
advanced somewhat since last report about 300 to
bbls of the former have changed hands during the pre-
sent week at Dos; few pearls have brought little NOR
than 29s, but some holders demanding 30s--
BARK-In Qucrcitron bark few sales have takei
place at 8s. per cwt-Ous-In fish oils there fai
business doing; pale seal is wanted and l37 can be oh
tanned but holders asking further advance som,
transactions in cod have taken place this week from tn,
quay to the extent of about so uns rather below III,
Drives nhained last week fine