The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-22

Markets.
tn Bank Of England took noticed ia last paper
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market. and on the funds generally Tor more than a
new Railways so much in favor by needy Spectators,
went down, In many instances, from high premium TO
par and nominal quotations a. when mere are no
schemes; that never ought to have seen the light and
probably will now never be quoted in the market again
Although substantial lines suffered in some degree
along the rest yet they have since recovered en-
trey and in instances, obtained an advance and
IL is agreed all hands that the market Is more healthy
The settling took place Saturday, and there was, as
might expected several deiaulters OF members Of the
Exchange amounting to f70 600 or fs0,000. Some
failures have also taken place in the provincial markets
and il probable that at their next settlement more Will
occur. >,
Consos during this period were also in very dis
urbed state and almost always against SELLERS the re
port which gained wide circulation and credit that go
vernmen about to open the ports for corn al low
rate of duty If not entirely free tended to increase the
depression and they still very quiet and sensitive to
every rumor The latest quotations were e6 to 81 for
Money and ~ for the Accounts the Three per Cents lie
duced s rS per sss s
| Exchequer Bills sos to 3Ss prem.
The Foreign Stock market has been almost dead let
ter the business done being less than the trng amount
heretofore transacted The state OF the Consoi ana
Share msrket has had, of course, an influence upon
prices from want of dealings the prices are almost
nominal. Brazilian Five per Cents were done at saaa
Gillian Deferred at 55 Colombian l6 Mexican at 81
and 32 the Deferred III Portuguese Four per Cents at
5e Spanish Five per Cents at Of Passives at 6 the De-
erred 49, Spanish Three per Cents at ss; Dutch Two
/ Cents at 92t and
THE BANK OF ENGLAND, &c.-The Bank Of England
returns on Saturday the Goth ult exhibit decrease OF
faso the notes issued of f4ses5 in the Rest and
294 $50 in the public deposes, owing to the div
dend The private deposites nave increased
by III 800 Jas, and the day and other bills by
fl2 637 The other securities have been essened by
Os4 4s7 and the notes in the banking department by
fl 52 900 The bullion amounted to Ella $50 65i de-
crease of 1880 369 The Banks Of Scotland during the
four weeks to the 18th INST increased their issues by
ESQ 677 Private and Joint Stock Banks of Ireland by
gives total increase OF t66O,ll
| LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, Oct give have passed
dull week in Cotton market Occasionally little
investment on speculation has taken place, and given
momentary interest to our but the demand
for the most part has been confined to small parcels for
immediate consumption. II was generally understood
that the Manchester market ALSO Tuesday last es
pecialy for manufactured goods was dull'and heavy
Yarns and the Spinning trade were much as before.
The effect Of this continued dizziness upon our prices
/ has been to reduce long stapled descriptions
uS ana sws
point lower; STILL when we compare the actuai nusi
ness doing, with that which was done fortnight
ago. we find difficulty in reducing the scale OF these
kinds Possibly increased demand might induce the
holders to throw their stocks upon the market for sale
which present they reluctant to do 45oo Anne
rican have been taken on speculation
The trade continue still to purchase sparngly, and in
the absence of any further advices from the United
States speculation is limited the market therefore,
\
has declined Id per 10, further reduction can be
quoted in prices generally There have been taken on
bales.
Der al--Long stapled Cotton is rather lower than
last week. Egyptian OF common quality is more deci.
hs great Of qusts: price
much before the turn of the market being in favor OF
the buyer The limited demand small amount h OF our
speculation have OF produced their usual effects
upon the market generally and we close as we began
hot 10 xfhay nj
but with no great pressure to sell The accounts by
last steamer give reason to expect any short com
every fair ground for supposing that America win pro-
duce fair and abundant quantity Of Cotton. $500 Anne
rcan have been taken and $50 Tor export
Total amount of sales for the week, 1000 bales
Although the accounts received by the Cambria are
generally considered favorable for holders yet as the
trade and Spectators the market wears very heavy
appearance and prices Of most kinds Id ID lower
within the past fortnight Spectators have taken $500
American, and exporters $50 American.
Nov 3-The market still keeps dull; prices, however
are maintained with considerable firmness The sales
since Friday last $500 bales, the whole Of which
have been taken by the trade, as spectators may be
said to have retired from the market pro tenn.
! LONDON CoRS MARKET, Nov. 3.-The supply Of wheat
this morning from Essex Kent and Suffolk, was pretty
good little business however transacted in
s hs w s es
were at decline Of per quarter; bonded held at
previous rates. but did not meet brisk inquiry Mailing
Barley is Is lower while Grinding maintains its value
Beans Peas find ready sale at firmly supported rates
Flour meets e dull heavy sale Canadian barrels
disposed OF at 36s to 1885, and American in bond ais to
3ss
LIVERPOOL Corn MARKEr, Oct sl-The duty OIL
Foreign Wheat is reduced this week l6s Oats
S. Pease to Is Sd per quarter and Foreign Flour
to 81 I'D per barrel Since our report Of Tuesday las
but Of other produce thence the arrivals are very
unimportant, those coas,wise being extremely
light and the. imports from abroad, fresh in for to
day, chiefly confined to about 1900 quarters
Wheat from the Baltic and Mediterranean with II $50
barrels of Flour from the United States and Canada I'm
rf Anicta hun
OF an early abolition or abatement Of duties, the Corn
trade generally within this day two has been in state
OF uncertainty. the holders OF Tree Wheat desiring
though not manifesting undue anxiety, to SELL while
those of bonded have been fully alive to the probability
further Improvement in the value OF their stocks.
Beyond floating cargo or two little has however, beer
done since Tuesday whetheI in free bonded produce
generally alteration in prices was observable Bene
still in suspense to the exact which Go
may decide upon relative 10 the future rate OF
duties our market this morning was extremely mani
mate, entirely precuding any extensive operations
and depressing degree the value Of nearly al
free articles Of the trade In The few limited sales
wheat which took place, decline of ID per Fob wa
Canadian, though equally dull, continued to BIO held
late prices Barley malt and be ans moved off slowly
barely the terms last noted Peas and Indian being
nearly without inquiry were nominally cheaper. Dat
aud Oatmeal participating in the general langonr Of th
trade the former offered ID per 45b and the latte
is per 2aO h. below the current rates of Tuesday Not
whstanding the depression In the tree market bonde
Wheat and Flour he Id with irmness, at somewha
higher prices at which, however, no sales OF momen
Nov. 3-Prices-Wheat per 1910, Cana red IS cd
SIS od white 0 es Sd; U. :. red a os Peas, Can
white "A 46s; Indian Corn per 4so 10 40 4s in BON
30 35; Flour bl Can sweet 80 ais; " $ sweet SO
SO; in bond 81 32s; do and Can sour 80 SO 8; il
bond ~. S. 26 8 81.
LONDON, Oct. 2i--The high prices asked for small
quantity American key lard and the very unfair tare
made buyers cautious in purchasing this article
Cheese-The small quantity OF American arrived her
has brought S. per cwt. above last years prices.
Oct 3i-The advance in American cheese, also il
Holland induces dealers in English to expect highe
prices Irish mess pork is scarce also fine American
beef.
LIVERPOOL Markets, Nov. 3.-American Provisions
Arrivals Of Beef for October rather limited Sales
lli tcs Prices advancing the stock is below that
last year Beef Dbl of 900 lbs. in bond 34a46.
prime 9sa36; mess cs Of 3O4 lbs) 6sa7Os; extra ndar
amily &c tcs Of $40 lbs s5ae6s. supply Of Pork small
but of business is doing prices well SUI
ported u prime Mess, Dbl OF 200 lbs 55a60s prime oil
r.;..aIa Of Chease rathar an4r