The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-08


the per cents have made inquiries in influential
quarters and the impression rather in avor Of the In
requisite sum was secured month since by bills on the
Havana, and that 1t viii require not much more than
held in London The MONEY we believe IS not here but
there ample time for its receipt very influential
Hebrew house is believed to have been the purchaser
terday afternoon in conjunction with another party and
hence the Active Bonds rallied to 20I to 202
sper cents to 800 to so which about present prices
DUTCH u per cents are 54 to 54 Nothing has been done
IN the other foreign Investments United Mexican Mining
Four o'clockConsols for opening closed 95l. Span
LosDos, Dec $, - o'clock cons.-The trade contn.
ues very quiet and with but little variation to notice IN
any article or English wheat town mlers are eau
tons purchasers at the rates OF Mondays in the inner e
scrpion OF free foreign business has been DO
ing but all secondary neglected though offered
shade lower in price, The supplies OF barley this week
from the coast The fine mailing samples been taken
at slight Improvement in price, but the disng and
On easier terms the trade there is variation to
notice. may be said OF beans and peas. The
feeling which existed last week in favor of Baltic wheat
for shipment thence in the spna appears to have
reported since last The extravagant
by the foreigners have mainly conduced to Perhaps
Also conviction gaining ground that Sir Robert Peel
can't propose fixed duty and that he won't resign and
hence the chance of an alteration in the corn laws next
session much diminished II was the expectation of an
alteration which caused the speculative feeling
alluded to-
LosDos TRADE Rrponr, Dec Tea Public sales of
9243 packages brought forward to-day, of (which
only 400 packages sold. At the commencement there
being disposition to bid for Congou chests were
Withdrawn OF the remainder very few sold. The sales
effected chiefly Pouahongs, Twankays Hysons
Young Hysons lmperials and Gunpowders at about the
same rates as before Sugar4b0 hhds have sold
the market without change in price No public sales
Of Mauriius or Bengal took place.
LIVERPOOL CoTroS MAREEr-Friday Evening, Dec. s.
The market has been generally dull this week. the only
Cotton in active demand having been low American
descriptions Tor which steady prices have been
transactions limited The trade have been the only opera
tors The imports of the week amount 1903 bales
and shs sales Of the week. including 1000 American and
200 Surat taken by Spectators 7O bales
upsaa DO sd SaS Aasa aasa and az al
buco d to SAd 100 Bahia and Macabo at 81 to s3d 500
Maranham at o. to 6d AGO West India, &c 4bd; SO
Laguayra at to 45d $40 Egyptian at to Sd; 500 sura
and Madras at 81 to 4ld
Total sales previous to this week ls4s. bags 1921
Total sales up to this date 1912. 1884, $40
Taken out Of Market mp to this date.
1912, los 92o bags, average weekly, % ssl bags
IMPORT AND EXPORT OF CorroN KINGDOM.
Import np to this date, 1913. 1912
American. ....... i,ass.427 bags, ea9.a65 bags
Brazil 96,997 s0,iI4
EEgy ,sna, '........ , aa62s s'a ~
Total 1890. l,s65,7s7 l277l6e
lotal export LOT lSa2 bags lBl LAO
Total export up to this date lsl3. ...... 1870 $50
LIVERPOOL Com ExcnANGE.-Friday Dec S.--We had
dull market this morning, and barrel Flour rather low
Wheat and Oats maintained last Tuesdays currency
and some few sales Of Oatmeal occurred Sd TO
2ls Cd per load. No change in other articles
s-We have had very unsettled Cloth market Since it
became known that the turn out had terminated in
turnto employment Buyers are all waiting the events
ct hv Oric ohahl
have settled down into something like shapes
as lis to-day, no prices can be quoted In Fusans and
Domestics no change Yarns without change this week.
and the commercial accounts from India and China pre-
sent no new feature.
been good and for other goods moderate demand must
be reported. In Wool and Yarns decided change in
value.
RocHpALE. Monlay--There has been very Indifferent
market to-day fewer goods have been sold than the
should have been advanced three months ago. instead
at the close OF the year. when the diapers have laid in
their winter stocks Little has been done in the Wool
market the manufacturers feel desire accumu.
late large stocks Of goods at time when the price of
Wool and wages are on the adv ance.
LEEDS IuesdoyThere was an almost total absence OF
buyers in the halls to-day this however is generally the
case week two before Christmas. We have also to
very limited business in the warehouses. Prices
Of all kinds Of goods remain unchanged.
BR.DFoRD Thursday-Plain goods continue very stea.
and Woods, so hat the manufacturers have some ground
of complaint hs ofproht If not OF the demand
Fancy gools very duh and the position Of the ma1uias
goods Old not saleabe unless at runous prices
Yarns in good demand and spnners mostly working to
staple Though the supplies of wool continue very good
and though the stocks are unusually large the sta
pliers will not accept lower rates. though the tendency is
downwsrds
HAMBURG MARKETS., Dec. l.-Sugar-Raw was not quite
active owing the season of the year Sales
800 boxes brown and yellow Havana and 900 brown Ba
hia Rice was duer but at previous rates Cotton was
firm with moderate business doing Totacco,saIes Of
Domingo were made at an average OF SIG schilngs
dof Havaup otlt = 6crh
YOUNG AMERICA IN MOTION AGAIN-FIFTH WARD
-FIRsT WARD.-The meeting of Young America
advertised for tonight is postponed till Tomorrow
night-see advertisement. 1t will be a splendid
turn out. We understand that large private meet
ing of the property holders of the city was held at
Niblo's recently, and they all agreed to so with
Young America in the next spring elections,
and we have no doubt they will contribute any
sum of money topay expenses-even to a million Of
dollars. Think of that.
Tonight, also, there is another great popular
meeting in the First Ward-called by several hun
bred of the citizens therein order to put that
ward in the right train. We have no doubt they
will do well. The little clique of dsorganizers,
who, with a few bands from other wards attempt
ed to put the people of The First down. will them
selves be put down and no mistake.
THE RHODE ISLAND MURDER.-From all the cir
cumstantial evidence already given to the world,
there is scarcely doubt in the public mind of the
guilt of the Gordons of the murder of Mr. Amasa
Sprague After the murder there were many ru.
mors in Providence relative TO the cause which LED
to the diabelica deed, but there is probably nc
truth in any of them, except in those duplicating
the G0rdons. The movement OF the dog, men.
toned yesterday, was very curious.
The Hon. William Sprague, a brother of the de
ceased, has arrived in Providence from Washing
ton
No CANDrDATE.-We are informed that Jane.
Green, put down a candidate for Judge of the
Marine Court, is not so green as that comes to
he is no candidate at aII--he is a whg but ne