The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-20

extent The market has since then daily improved and
closes to-day with 6rmness than of late the quota
ton for money being 94 to and for the account e5
to s5 bank stock left or at aO2s; Three per Cents re-
95i Long Anuuities 10 7l6 India Stock 262 South Sea
old annues 93 and Exchequer Bills have st II further
declined from 1913 to l5s.
The contrnued fall in Consols and Shares has had
great upon the foreign stock market and sent
prices down sn Of no H. eo as
tons Stock improved, and the Active
was finally quoted 29 to 80 and the Deferred lst to l6
The from the republic via America, to
be considered encouraging Portuguese closed 55t to
ST. spani Five per Cents 81 27 and the Three per
70; New Bonds Mi Colombian 10; Danish s6s Mex
iean sos the peierredo; Spanish Five per Cents
Dutch Two and Hshp per Cents sol; and the Four per
Cents sil and cat
The railway share market has been very dull and pr-
ces Of the established lines have declined whilst
many the projected lines the scrip is utterly worth
less The lines which have lodged their plans spe
cfcations, &c with the Board of Trade the seth No.
vember, which the last day lowed by Parliament
for purpose is 573 Since the LIST December the
ket has slightly improved, though the business has been
| of rather a limited extent.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKEr-FoH ENDING No
yEMsER 2l.-The Hibernia arrived here Tuesday
from two millions to two millions and half, upon
the whole pretty conclusive that to have crop
equal to that of last year Under this impress
market would doubt retain dull and rather
dropping appearance inasmuch as the stock hand,
sucn % ~ snow
ton of both Europe and America But along with these
statements and opinions crop we also receive SO much
much Of apprehension as to the result that some little
speculation has ensued thereon. This speculative buy
ing. however, has not been followed up, and we close
the week in dull SINNER the quotations of Friday last
being barely supported The Great Western arrived this
morning with dates six days later, giving far add-
onal confirmation to conjecture Of the crop above
stated 5000 American have been taken on speculation
ArorHrR RnroRr.-The market has reIopsed,into the
depressed state from which it had apparently
has IOat ThQ al vulu
Of money, and the prospect of an early import have
than counterscted any effects which might have
been anticipated from the hostile tendency of the intel
gence from the United States Egyptian continues to be
pressed upon the Market the decline of quarter
Of penny per b. which had been only partial is
sufficiently general to justify the reduction made this
week in the quotations Spectators have taken 5000
| REPORT FOR WEEK ENDING Nov. 2s-The market
has been, throughout tho week, pressed by anxious
sellers Of nearly all descriptions This state Of things
has been generally attributed to the increased value of
money and the necessity of meeting engagements OF
financial natures and there can be doubt that the
narrowed facilities for holding cotton have been abun
dainty in existence to urge the sellers and from the
to repress the enterprise Of the speculative
buyer well as abrdge the purchases Of the consul
mers. Probably, had been relieved from this
ofdepression, the subject OF Oregon and the dispute
have been more felt in our transactions is the
speculative demand founded and which exis-
ted to fair extent last week has heen gradually dying
away and we close our proceedings and weekly report
with reduction of onaeighth OF penny per H. from
fnir quality of American will now stand only Id per
h. higher than the lowest rate in any previous period
la,5o0 American have been taken on speculation. The
Boston steamer Of the 10th inst is Off The sales of
the week amount to 81, $40 bales.
| ANOTHER REPoRT.-The demand has increased this
week. and there has been daily fair attendance of the
trade prices nevertheless have generally given way
eighth Of penny per b., in consequence OF the
many holders realize. Spectators have taken l25o0
American Sales for ths week, 1910 bales.
trrde about 900 1000 bales have been soldpre
viousy this week there has been less donea the buy
have we an eh0s Of Il s nress
are one.eighth of penny lower than Friday last and
this applies all sorts offered for sale The sales from
the 25th ut I'LL the Sd instant Inclusive, amountto
1880 bales
LONDON MARKETS. Dec. g. Couon-There has been
improved demand for East Iadia good business has
paid have been equal to those previously quoted but
not above The private purchases amount $500 bales
Of surat at aga 3d. and 100 bales Madras at AID per
Hops.-There has not been much business transacted
but In the value little variation has taken place. and the
supply at market is by no means large:
Metals There has been little desire shown to pur
& the sccamuaon that has taken place in the
stocks OF !ato and the advanced period of the
1855 Manufactured iron is less request prices
not firm, railway bars having been sold at flO los
to fli los: common Welsh bar iron fs to 60 In spell
ter there has been rather business done but hold
ers are compelled to take cal For tin the demand is
active; banca at Dos 96s; and straits at es to els Cop
per is now much in demand tile at f92 cake f93 los
per ton, aud sheet at l0td per h.
Narat Sores.-The high rates that prevail for spirits
of urpenne the trade operate wi caution at
70s to 72s per cwt, but the supply small Rough is
wanted and at lss Cd to los per several parcels
large business however has been transacted and 5000
barrels OF Stockholm have been sold at 5s Cd
barrel The rates asked for Stockholm pitch Is IS Sd Dor
cwt Rosin has further advanced Holders are unwi
ling sellers except at So for yellow and Is Cd cwt
transparent
ed the market to be in dull state lower prices gen.
orally submitted to on the common kinds On board,
nothing Of any moment transacted worthy Of remark.
English Butter frmer Fresh selling at Ids per dozen,
and Dorset 5is per frkn. good demand prevails for
ed but for other sorts, supplies being the increase,
have been purchased sparngly still holders enabled 10
good inquiry but there are few here; bale middes are
steady old AS to s6s. Fine Irish Hams and
are much sought after Westphalia continues in good
request, and rather sitter prices given Barrelled
Irish Pork is in steady request at full prices. Holders
submitting to reduction OF Is to 2s on Irish Lard bet
ter business has been DONE Baddered OBS to Cos Keg
continues good request at SOS to 6s and fkns
sos American sells readily at sos to SIS in barrels and
53 to sis in kegs No new arrivals of American Beef
yet For all descriptions of barreled Beef and Pork
large sales been made and quotations fully
supported Prices in bond for ships use rule as follows
India Beef zoos to loss per trc Of s3s lbs India Mess s5s
to Dos Prime Mess 7ss to sos trc Of 304 lbs and Prime
Mess Pork SIS to sos bril- American Cheese is arrv
ing in large parcels, good demand prevails, and full
rates given, good and fine selling s4s 6Os and
inferior and middling 4ss to 52s English is quiet but
holders are not disposed to press sales foreign there
RicsThe demand for almost all descriptions Of Rice
is not animated stated in last report Prices
also generally some what lower Cleaned Rice is
held with Grmness, and ia wanted; Pana to ats
and Carolina 36s to 40s per cwt.
Wool Prices keep up for all descriptions, but there
has been only limited business done the pton
however, continues to be good and fully large last
season.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS Dec. 4.-.4shes.-Pot 23s, pea ri
23s cd. limited demand has been experienced; the
market in a dull state.
Hides-The public sales on Tuesday were dull, and
only a small portion found buyers 800 sailed West In
da brought AID to 40 500 New Orleans kps AID to 81
and a few Buenos Ayres reported I'D per Id.
Nacat Sfores.-The sales of turpentine have been
large 10000 barrels have been sold, 6000 barrels oil
which brought lbs I'd to lbs 6i the price for the remain
ing 1000 barrels has not TRANSFERRED Two public sales
have since been brought forward but the highest price
ofe ed being LIS Id the whole withdrawn. No
thing reported in tar Two three parcels of Amer
rosn comprising 500 to 900 barrels have been sold