The New York herald., 1845-11-05

pie ports well our exports have been pro.
digi0usy increased and the bulk othe working classes
command treble the amount of necessares and
luxuries which within their reach twelve months
ago The journalists attemptto for this ugly
suit IN various ways the ministerial papers remind
that taxes to the extent 3 been taken off
in the Customs and Excseof than 90 900 900 in
the customs Alone The corresponding quarter Of last
year also swelled by large of duty on TO-
reign corn andt the Herald intnaes that we may still
look for revenue from the source which not i'm.
probable The Chronicle orbodes that the revenue ms
in l525 and 1885 has reached its eliminating point and
that that n,, we may look for an ebb Of prosperity.
the rate of discount, increasing the minimum rate TO
three per cent This step has been justified by the higher
rates OF interest which have for time past prevailed
all over the Continent, and which would Immediately
have had the effect Of inundang the country h foreign
bills for discount and to increase the drain for bullion
which has evidently enced and which the demand
Tor foreign grain to supply the deficiency in the potaoe
will tend to continue will doubt also check
the growing disposition TO send gold abroad to be invest
cd IN forsgn railways. and at the time profably
check some Of the wild specuations railway schemes
rife The immediate effect upon ConsoIs has Jeen TO
cause decline from PSI 20 o7 and in the Share mar.
& rather ieversh anxiety to sell manifested,
ana prices generally have given way. Scrip Shares in
particular were very dull The folio ing are the closing
prices :Cons9s o7 to for Money and e7i to for tho
account Bank Stock left off fiat TO 207 and India
Stock at 1855 to 257 Exchcquer Bills were quoted at the
w,de margin OF AS to 49, premium Three per Cents.
Reduced closed at o7B to Three Quarter per
Cents 9si to Long Annuitios IoE India Bonds 6as
to CAS- prsm and South Sea Old Annuities 055
a IN ,ne foreign market The business has been Of but
Mexican stock has slightly advanced The following
are the closing quotations belgium o9I to 1901
.iah eo3 10 sb3 Buenos Ayres ID to 30 Chan 90 to
I0l Colombian l7f to 15t Danish 80 10 50 Dutch
Iwo-anda.Iialf per Cents. 5oJ to 60I the Four per
Cents s35 to 9it Mexican ~ TO Deferred II to
portuguese 58t to G0l Spanish Five per Cents 30 to
and the Three per Gents. 81 to !.
LIvERPooL CoTroS MARKET (Repor, far he meek end
ing Oct IL Prices are without change since our cir
cuiar OF Friday last AT the beginning OF the week we
nad not only steadiness but mness the part OF hold
ers, giving TO the market almost advancing appear
ance and this was under very limited demand and quiet
market The steamers accounts the first instant which
were fully before us on Wednesday, with details of the
markets and prospects Of crop In the United States
containing nothing to depress cotton Still both yeser
day and this morning. conceive there is change in
this respect and greater disposition tho part OF hold
ers to avail OF the demand at quoted rates This change
may probably be accounted for in part by the
rate Of discount by the Bank Of England the apprc
hension Of more restricted money market The bear.
ing OF the measure Is thought may be decidedly
influential upon other matters than upon cotton. may
however reflect some Of its tendency upon in such
degree as TO induce precaution 5000 American have
been taken speculation and 200 for export Total
amount oil sales for the week are 20 000
Oct lS.-The sales to-day amount from 1900 to 1000
oaiesi no change In prices; market still dull.
Lospor CoaS MARHEr, Oct. l3.-The show OF Wheat
IRON Kent was only modeIa this morning. but there
was in'r quantity from Essex and sales not
nee made as at the close of last week Tho very hest
quales may be quoted ~, and secondary sorts Is per
-. nsner than on Monday last Barley and Beans
m supply, and those articles held Is per ar.
soove .he prices OF this day seennght. White Peas
woro several shillings dearer, but for blue, maple and