The New York herald., 1845-08-11

long series OF years represented tie cry VI Heie
ford.
DIR. McHenry, author of sO'Haloran," and some
other works died al Larne the 2lst ult alter a
few days illness, in the 59th year Of his age.
Joseph Augustine Wade, well known TO the
literary and musical world, expired on the 18th ult,
Dublin, and the favori,e pupil Of the celebrated Sir
John Stephenson His requirements We're rare and
vared--a poet, historian and musician: He was the
author and composer OF the opera OF The Two
Houses OF Grenada" played at Drnry Lane Theatre
tor many nights. One song, Love was once a
Lutte Boy" ran through twenty editions and his
ballad OF :" Meet me by Moonlight" was equally po-
pular. As contributor TO the magazines, his .'Song
OF the Flowers" will be long remembered. A total
absence of all worldly prudence mark ed his briefand
chequered career, and painful privations were ire
quenty the results of his want of steadness OF pur
pose. Few men have quilted thus lite, whose pro-
spects in the onset more brilliant. His last mu
sica work was key to the piano forte; his abors
of late were chiefly confined TO contributions to the
weekly press. A young widow, without family, Is
efttoialy unprovded for
Markets.
LONDON MoxEY MARKET. July 25.-since our publi-
cation Of this day week. the money market has remain
ed very quiet the railway share market having engross
ed the attention of speculative buyers exclusively We
believe may say that but the purchases of the
broker and bona de transactions for invest
men appear in the weeks business in consols. Yet in
the absence OF the support Of specuators consos have
been steady at 30 for money and 99 sellers for the
account
There has been some speculative business doing in
Spanish Stock and prices have varied considerably in
consequence of the report of the late revolutionary
movements in that country; they have now, however,
settled to nearly their former point In Peruvian Stock,
rise of some Importance has occurred and also in Bue
Ayrean, from the belief that the quarrel between
the Argentine and Uruguay Republics may be brought
speedily to close and that the former may be left to the
free development of her resources The following are
the latest quotations.
Consols for Money 90; Reduced Three per Cents 99;
New, 1929 Exchequer Bills 50 to
So
Our report of the London market for Ame-
rican Securities continues favorable. Since our
publication for the steam ship " Cambria" more
inquiry has existed for American Stock, and
the quotations stand favorable for the seller We
have before stated that this improved feeling arises out
of the late intmaton from America that their debts
would be paid. Let this promise be carried out, and
American paper will become easy OF negotiation on
the London and Paris Exchange that of the first
mercial house in the world
We make the following quotations since publca-
ton OF the 10Th Louisiana Five per Cents so New
York Five per Cents, co. ex div Ohio Six per Cents,
So Pennsy lvania 7ot 7 United States Bank, % "a
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARxEr-Repor for the week end
ing July 25There is not much alteration in the price of
Cotton this week. The most marked change is in Per-
which Id 10 higher all other sorts of Bra
z well long stapled kinds generally, firm and
steady, but in other respects much before The
may be said of American descriptions and Surats With
in the last two days the demand has somewhat moderated
but without causing the least change in the general
and confidence Of our market l0,500 American, $50
Egyptian, and 50 Surat have been taken specula.
ton and $3.50 American, 230 Pernam 900 Maranham and
20 Surat for export The sales of the week were
bales
Though the demand particularly in the lastfew days
has not been quite so extensive as for some time
and buyers have had greater choice of common and
middling descriptions of American prices have under
gone little or no changes the fair and good qualities con
Egyptian, and Surat also command full prices.
LONDON, July 25th.-Hemp- A very dull demand ex.
lists for hemp in general that the quotations are bare
M % sWeds ss on
Hemp partly sold at low prices and brought EAT to f29
Hops-Although mould is said to be rather common in
Mid Kent has affected the sale of Hops The late
showry weather is calculated to destroy both that dis
and the vermn which have not yet left the bins
The market is dull and prices rather nominal; New w
es to fi3; New Sussex Pockets f7 los to fs 5s Middle
Kent Bags fs to fs l5s East Kent Bags Ella to f2 5
lndigoThe quarterly sales which have been going on
Tor some days past. closed the 23d inst The quality
actually sold il rather 10 600 chestsa deductng
first advertised being H. 090 chests larger quantity
than ever before offered at sale. The quantities
OF the Bengal and Dude comprise about equal proper
lions OF good middng and ordinary with the exception
of avery small portion of fine; the Madras chiefly ord
nary with small portion Of middling and good; the
iurpah good middng, and ordinary about equal pro-
portions and the Manila very ordinary The sales
nenced with considerable animation after the first
eel Of 1872 chests had been withdraw but at prices vary
ngrom 4d to I'd per ID for similar qualities yet fully
equal to the of the April rates and for
heavy coppery violet OF good shape from ID to I'd
Id above those rates for export to Russia Alter the
rond days sale more competition manifested by the
buyers who bought with confidence under the convic
ion prices Will not recede, Dut, the
gradually improve lin equence OF the satisfactory
tate of this country, and also OF Europe generally
we'll the United States of America and this continued
. the close OF the sales without any tagging whatever
As compared with the April sales, prices have gone
somewhat higher on the average but very uneven an!
nay be quoted follows, viz bengal, &c., fine and
good from ID per ID CHER to id per is lower nidng
from I'd per ID higher to I'd lower; and ordinary at full
april prices Madras, good and middling from Sd to 81
per Id lower and ordinary about I'd per b lower. kur
pah good and midding from ID to Sd per pound low
and ordinary full April prices to I'd PER ID. lower
Metals Although the market for British Iron has
steady appearance the sales rather limited, without
changing prices. Pig the Clyde is selling COS; Ba
in ales, E7 1885, and Railway Bar in London, f9 los
British and Foreign Copper are firm at the following
British Cakes, Ess los per ton; Tile fs7 los
sheets iod per lb; South American ELS per ton, swe
ish Steel, Els los to f2O; Tin in blocks, Ca o. Nava
5tores-There has been moderate demand for Tu,pen
ne easier prices bong accepted for Spiits puncheon
selling at 36s 3D. and carboys 37s 3D. The prices of Swe
fish terces better the demand been brisker
lbs has been paid for Ney Carleby. Archange being
scarce would bring lis. English Coal Tar is firm at
Oils-1hero has been good demand for Southern Oil
but any advance has been prevented the market being
satey and at auction 80 uns went at former rates; fine
quality at t2l los to f2s, and middlng to good E26 Il
l7 5s For searcduced rates have been accepted pale
having been sold at f30 to $50 l5s; straw f29 to f2
los yellow f2st to f2a los and brown f27 te ear los
but upon these terms exporters and the home trade
inclined operate freely and several parcels have
been sold Cod is little wanied prices continue to q,
Town, and f30 to f30 los per accepted The stool
Of all sorts has been further increased. There having
i
more inclined to realize and at public sale 80 tons Of Co
onia went at reduced rates. and sold at 5 to f79 los
and Headmatter at f79 los; American ESQ to fsi
best British Esq to fs3 per tun. Olive Oil has beer
largely dealt in by exporters and the home trade bu
| the rates taken are 2Os to 8Os under those pre-
| vously quoted-Gallipo selling at f39 to f40
| Spanish and Sicily E3s to f3s los, Barbary,. lie
want, and Portugal, fs7kto f37 los per tun Rice
The demand for rice being limited, and holder
pressing sales reduction Of Sd to 6d has been the
sequence. Little business has been done privately
Carolina is fiat for home USE and tho transactions hav
been upon small scale. For export good business
has been done at improved rates; first sort 20s and
cond 20s Cd Patna quiet at lIs Cd to lSs Satpetre
Rough has been 10 good demand and former rates
fully supported; exporters and the home trade have bee
operating argey in some advance Of Sd to 81
has laterly been obtained rough English refined i
firm at 26s Cd to 29s, as in package Sugar Importer
Of colonial sugar generally manifest rmness and sup
plying the market sparngly, little variation has occur
red in the value of any description bat buyers still
cautious in their proceedings; there is however arg,
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