The New York herald., 1844-11-04

LONDON MONEY MAsKrr, OCT 18th, IA o'cock-The
Linnet brings copy Of the Brazilian Tariff of con-
siderable interest to parties here and setting rest
far any further doubts upon the subject AS regards the
duties fxed it is almost needless to remark thai they are
not 80 favorable those which according the opinion
Of all unpreudced parties might have been secured by
timely though they may be quite as satsfac
tory as onr gve-nothing policy us6es in expecting
The new Sugar Duties Bill will into operation
ton in the value Of this important staple since very
Justly stated that foreign sugar here before that
win be allowed to be cleared for home consumption while
1t further alledged that shall have only the usual
supplies Of cur own possessions until the spring Of
next year. because Of the certificates Of origin required
with the foreign article The uncertain position Of the
trade has caused holders to keep their stocks low this
year. especially before Sir Robert Peel announced his
plans and the quantities in the port Of London the lst
Brazil and Porto Rico, though there Is increase in
those OF Maurtus Bengal, and East India The imports
cline, while the consumption this year is larger and
prices range somewhat under those Of this time
sorrow that the vscount DAbrantss who has arrived
in the packet from Brazil does come to negotiate
treaty with England, but with most growing rivals,
the States Of the German Customs League-so well able
having colonies to offer impant advantages for the
consumption OF Brazilian products throughout their ex.
tonsive and populated territories. ft
LsNpoN Conn EXCHANGE, Oct l6-There was scarcely
any wheat Offering by andcarriage samples from the
home counties, nor were the arrivals coastwse Of much
Importance; the quantity exhibited was nevertheless
adequate to the demand and sales were with difficulty
made at the reduced terms Of Monday. The operations
made IN Tree foreign were on quite retail scales holders
remained firm however and the best Baltic qualities were
certainly not cheaper than in the beginning OF the
In -four change requiring notice occurred in prices
and consider quotations of both English and foreign
fully high as in the beginning of the week Mat
in fair request and supported Its previous value The
esh arrivals Of oats were trng and dealers stocks
getting low some activity prevailed In the trade this
morning. Fine English and Scotch the turn
dearer, and all other sorts quite high Monday
Beans found buyers to moderate extent at pres ious
prices, and white peas were again rather dearer.
LvsRPooL CorTov MARKET, Friday evening, 18th Oc.
tober, 1914 The demand during the week has been
steady and tolerably extensive, daily but the quantity
Offering has always been than proportionste the
oqury, and the tendency, far regards prices has
crop all decisive in limiting the previously greatly
exaggerated estimates and trade generally home
in more prosperous state. Yarns and goods ad.
while cotton declines and all unavailing pre-.
vent the latter effect long stock here remains
eat and Spectators slmost entirely keep aloof The
consumers bel ewing pretending do the idea Of
immense CROP and in the total impossbility of rise
in price, make the importers the sole holders and whilst
such weight continues to press upon US, it Is difficult
junteract that sprless feeling which pervade
the market generally. Brszils and Egyptians have
been in request but at rather lower prices Surats
ntinuc in demand daily but without any appearances
oi Improvement in consequence Of the large arrivals
The sales OF the week with 4O0O bales today and an
Unchanged market,) amount to 346l0 bags including
1900 American and 200 Surat on speculation, and 400
American, 100 Pernam and 800 Surat for export. The
quotations according to the standard adopted by the
Brokers' Association fair Upands 43d fair Mobile
d and fair Orleans 4ad per lb The import of the week
Is u lt6 bales.