The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-21

Half per cents "a t, Ii the Five per Cents 90 to d Chilli
an i00 70 1885 Colombian l4t to /; Buenos Ayres SO to
lure IN fluctuations to day the decline in Mexican
which probably may be attributed the belief that
dend. ~ff = ' oo'o' W.
As for the rumor that the fall has been occ asoned
1 ,n os government refusing to increase the poi
Oh customs revenue set aside for the foreign debt
that can scarcely be correct as the increase spoken
mas never been expected by those acquainted with the
Vera Cruz describe the republic as not being in very
peeceiu state and that may hsve its weight with few
OF vne adventurous SPECTATORS.
The railway share market il Arm, with a steady
amount Of business 80 '
- LONDON Coar E.cAA.oE Monday, Dec. I6.-The mar
Of last week with Grain o. every descrjpon OF Wheat
me English arrivals did not quarters and Of
sanre was no supply Barley comes
but Oats are unusually limited from ali quarters The
trade Of the week was fully up to average and quota
thls morning the supply oWheat short hut
tnat OF Spring Corn abundant The millers have pur
week the weather has, however deteiorated the cond
non o. some OF the samples Barley 10 altogether una
prices are ~h rather asnsss n the trade Full
such have been obtained but the sales
been extensive Beans met less inquiry, and must be
quoted 10 lower. In Peas there is alteration. Lin
seed Cake and feeding articles have found fair demand
and lily support]a weeks prices. In Seeds and other
varieties OF Grain the trade steady with quotations
changed.
LONDON Trade REroRr Dec. 10, p. M-The Tea
market is firm The deliveries last week sos 000
to 40s Cd per cwt. the spot Town AIS Cd per cwt
The stock 4069 casks against 622 casks at this time
last year. The delivery last week wos 788 and the mr.
rival was LAC casks
LIvERPooL MARKET Dec. ia few parcels of -four
and oatmeal have arrived daily by the steamers from Ire
land but Of these the aggregate amount for the week
moderate and with continuance Of sry winds the
imports OF all descriptions Of grain have been light The
duty on rye has advanced Is orr OF articles OF
oonfSr
has been little change in the course of the wheat
trade here since last Tuesdays scarcity of Irish new has
ed to be without country demand holders Of foreign have
remained firm at the full prices then quoted Sack -four
Canadian has been disposed OF at previous rates The
arrivals of oats have been small scale that even
with very limited demand the importers have been able
70 realise rather better prices; good ealing qualities
have not been bought Under ID per Is lbs old oat
must be noted Cd per load best runs have
brought 9 81 to 2os per 24O lbs 25s to 25s Sd
current rates for No change respects barley or
beans few lots Of Canadian and Baltic peas have been
In the absence Ct fresh supplies Of new Wheat the MILL
were dsncined to purchase and the trade day
that grain was dull at the rates Of this day week Feur
met moderate sale at very full prices The market was
so bare of new oats that quotations for them are al
most nemnal few choice meang brought 50 sd per as
per load bearers ass Sd per load paid for Irish new;
s5s for old No change in the value of barley Beans
United States wheat quoted at 81 lOd Is 81 per 70
lbs Canadian 6s ga 10 adj U. s. -four, 26s Cd 2ss per
Dbl. Of lse ibsi Indian corn. SIS sss per 4so lbs
Import OF grain for the week ending Dec 1879 245 ors
wheat ass OATS 1887 barley 5S5 malt 27sl loads oat
meal, III sacks -four. SIT bbls. do
loads of oatmeal and ,67 bills Of -four ireiand and
qrsof wheat u oats barley 10 peas SO
loads Of oatmeal 27 sacks and 259 bills of -four and 1859
qrs. of Indian corn.
STATE OF TRADE.-MANGHEsTER Tuesday Dec H.
Since this day week there has been little any change in
the demand for any kind of Cloth, any quoabe diff
their demands and disposed run the risk of wait.
ing what the events Of the year will bring forth be.
fore they operate great extent Whilst the weather
continues SO severe there not much prospect things
mendngat least as regards purchasing for of the
continental markets The home trade quite good as
will be again very brisk. In Yarns there has been little
doing-some wealthy spirhers stocking up and
VIII NO douDt keep out OF the market I'll the spring pur
sellers, are rather lower
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, Tuesday, Dec. 1.-THE
sales to-day are estimated at 900 bales.
MONDAY, Dec l6-The market opened with an exten.
sve demand both from spectators and the trade the
ter purchasing largely during the last two days there
advance Of I'd per h. the ordinary to mddlpg quail
ties of American and sura In Brazil and Egyptian
American and 1000 Sura The sales to.day are 1000
bags without any change in prices: spsculators have
taken 600 bags On Saturday the sales bags
and Friday 5000.
CouRs AUTHENriauE.-PARIs, Dec l4-Five per Cents,
l2fl0, l2l lalf Sc l2 1907 soc: Four per Cents lOs
Three per Gents, SAT csc s5 sat- ESQ., s5 s l5c EST sal
5sc Bank of France 260 265; Rente de Naples 9sf
90; Romans, lO42 Belgian Five per Cents s40, 1899
ssssR Five per Gents s1snsh
Belgian Bank. ls44. llO0; Belgian Two and Half per
Gents, lsa5. 62f 6oc Exchange London one month
paper sof oc money 25 6oc three months, paper 25f
4Oc money 25fS73c
BouRsE, Dec. IA half past O'Clock r. Last Prices
Five Cents 30c Three Cents EST 100; Three
Rente de Naples lOo Belgian Two and Half per Cents
6af SOC