The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-09

The diplomatic relations with Spain, a measure
which would have very important influence on
many branches of our industry, and would open a
favorable msrket for our cloths. IL is 10 be hoped
that our commercial relations In Spain will be more
fortunate than they have been IN Belgium, as all
hope OF commercial treaty between that country
and the Zolivereln has vanished.
Greece. v
Ithas been reported in the German papers that the
Emperor OF Russia has declared he Will never re-
new his relations with Greece until those who took
part in the revolution of the 3D. of September are
punished. The National Assembly, TO mark their
indignant sense OF this menace passed unanimous
vote, granting 10 all the officers and men no were
in the capital, and engaged in the movement. pc
cunary privileges and other immunities, which
they, IN spirit OF generous patriotism, have de-
cllned.
Markets
LospoS M1Nnr MAaxkr' Jan ~ PM-consols are
per Cents the other hand, shade better l0I to2
understood to have been sellers Of consos The Tbrrs
per Cents Reduced s7 to b the Three and half per
having receded to Cos to CTS prem
There nothing to notice today In regard to foreign
securities
Active Bonds, aI The New ahrees sOS ,oi Deferred,
es overdue coupons ia i Isl Danish s. Dutch
to /; Belgian ios to lOl; Brazilian, 70 to 10; Buenos
Ayc' ~ to So CHILEAN, 90 to 1905 Colombian ex vsne
The high price the public securities is no sure critic
rion of the state OF the country When money is plenty
and trade limited the public securities must be found at
high figure. While gold flows into the country the Bank
OF Englan necessarily throws out its pepper freely The
rate OF interest then down and the funds rss This
shown very clearly from the sub0ined table Of the re8
tive amount Of bank circulation with the relative price
Consos and Of discount during the present the
three preceding years -
NG g: sr ; 81 e.. sy 1 , 1s si s, 1s =
purche Of -.
s s: !, & s::. 600 49, 600
Rte OF seonnt
The Of In issue in the above table includes
deposits, which of readers may look upon in
different light but it is evident that large amount Of
the deposit department Of the bank which does not enter
IN the sn% Of s ny the
fll 600 making together $40 $4,000
LONDON TRADE REPoRr JAN. l2---Tea--AlthOugh
ooWo packages are advertised to be sold on tuesday
been paid for and some the better
| sorts.
TaowsOO packages of South American sold at sos Cd
to Ais Cd 90 packages OF New South Wales 40s
per cwt. st. Petersburg yellow Candle Of fine quality
DOWN. ard tendency.
Oils75 uns Sperm sold in auction at f7O 10 E72 10
tuns Southern at f34 to fs7 S. % tuns Newfoundland
Whale f29 to Gas 60 tuns Seal 29 ISIS to fs4 lOs
Palm ere bought in at EOS
LytnrooL Corros MARKEr, Friday evening, Jan. IA
| the market opening with moderate demand, steady
prices and great rmness the part OF holders in this
position remained until Wednesday, when days
later from the States received confirming
those previously at hand regas the reduced estimates
wards Of 5000 bales Were sold and yesterday still great
degree oil brskness prevailed when the sales
ported at 10000 bales full wothIds to specua'ors and
prices of American descriptions and Sura ruling fully
higher than Friday last Egg ptian are, any thing
rather dearer and Brnlis more steady Spectators have
sura ssporsrs $50 bales sura and SS rsde only 10
bales The demand 10 mod, rate today the sales
upwards Of 1000 belesa good share Of them spe-
| culators.
The import this week is 81 ,sl5 bags the sales 1885,
viz: =
se; q. S;;s ~; 4 S:%. s.'s r.
Fl: x S;:,. ri: K: e: S::.s.
Up to Jan u, is4a. and 1919.
Taken on speculation. bales b6,3oo s,6oO
| Taken Tor export. so $50
| Taken by the trade. .............. $500 sl.670
| Stock in Liverpool. $4,000 $4,000
COMPARATIVE VIEW OF rHr IMPORTS FROM THE i,I TO
18TH January. 1874 lS3
American. .................. 4l5l 2S366
Total OF all descriptions. ...... $4,000 4Os62
LIVERPOOL CoRS MAKKKr, Friday Evening, Jan "a
The duties all articles continue uneltcied Into this
port and Runcorn have tolerabe supply Of Oatmeal
fresh since the beginning Of the week but OF all grain
and Flour the arrivals ireland
ceedngly small have any thing to notire from
abroad yond COZ bar res Uni ed States Flour Although
during the intervening period since Tuesday
sve transactions haveoccurred, the Corn trade oil its
hearings remained sc1dy and with regard to Wheat end
Flour especially presented rather "A huoyan aspect
Having few country buyers at our market TO day, and
our local milrrs being inactive the sales oil any
kinds of Wheat were extremely limited holders not
withstandng, continued firm before and little
choice Irish rather exceeded Tuesday rates ordinary
of Irish. however in the value OF English and res
foreign there alteration. Flour generally, though
not IN SO lively demand earlier period of the
week, fully supported last quotations. and favorite
marks Of Irish several instances realized higher prices
Barley and Malt upon moderate demand, brought pre-
rates but Beans and Peas in slow request.
and hardly maintained last currency few small par
GELS OF superior Scotch end Irish Oats upon limited
supply of SUCH sold at improve OF Id per 10
men, In Oatmeal to fair amount took place
investment at COS I'd to 2s oad but to consumers
| the sales were uDmportant
LIVERPOOL Paovrs,o~ MAuxrT. Jan. 10 Owing to tho
mldness of the weather tho trade in Irish Butter cont
very dull and depressed; Bacon Hams ond Lard are
moderate request as well as Beef and Fork Tor ship
stores.
s1.rr or Tp.pr-LrrrpooI~-Ther has been rather
large business ths week in the principal articles Of
and have had effect business small and
the trade OF the manufacturing districts as is evident
from the range OF prices ior goods IN inos that no snip
advanced whilst the latest letter. from the
cotton growing States Of America calculated TO
the prices here OF the raw material as the estimate
| of crop has been reduced and shipments arriving
will loss that may fairly DO estimated per
cent the amount invested One rather important
is reported in correspondence 10 the effect
that the southern banks again assisting the planters
to withhold their crops from and Tint whilst the
stocks in the ports accumuating prices also
adv ancng under the influence Of such assistance Here
We have had lively market with large sales, chiehy 70
SPECTATORS at prices shade higher yesterday esre
call enormous business was done roughly estimated
at from s 600 to 20 600 bales The excitement in the
share market has apparently blown over and the ronsac
| tons not merous.-L iropooi Metnry, Jan H.
STATE OF TRADk-MAScHrsTEs. Tuesday June H.
The commercial intelligence from India and China, re-
ceved by the las, overland mail being generally cons
had preudcia effect upon the market
to day and manufacturers Of shriings were willing to
accent lower prices which they generally refused Inst
| week Printing CLOTH though not lower in price. was
less inquired after and but little business done in II.
Stout domes,ics however, which have been for long
time greatly depressed and of which the manufacture has
becn somewhat diminished, in better demand at pr
ces somewhat higher than those Of last week In the
ynr market there not much business done. The
counts from Germany not being very favorable, and the
demand the east having been supplied there little
inquiry for the reeled yarn, except from the Greek
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