The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-19
Foreign Markets.


actions to report in the English foreign funds In the
discount market there alteration but there has been
per for the best paper The Of the foreign
changes 10 beginning to attract notice Is borne In
bssn lowing this country almost unprscedsnt
ed extent and that despite this constant increase Of the
ans , mas pSsn
months back when the circulation was less II Is there
fore evident that during this Peroo cause: have been
work by which the increase has been rapidly absorbed
and that if such increase had occurred the value of
money would have been still higher. Under these crcum
now approaching point which must put stop to any
further influx Of bullion calls for careful attention II
is that the value of money have increased
in the face of an expanding circulation sych
must obviously be further maintained when the crcula
ton becomes stationary; unless indeed the demand Gun
be attributed to special which will hencef0rth
cease TO operatea circumstance hardly TO be ancipa
ted If the to be found most persons be.
throughout the United Kingdom The last a1vices from
New York SEEM moreover to indicate that the circua
export OF bullion nsy take place to America, which al
though might be temporary and small in amount could
.S se1s and end
in return OF the exchanges 10 the favorable rates al
which they had stood for but they have awakened
in minds feeling Of caution which viii induce
them to witch the progress Of during the next few
months nth moro than ordinary vigilance.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARxEr, Oct. 3l.-We have had
quiet market to-day, the sales being only come 1000
900 bales nearly all to In the general
tone and temper Of the market and in prices there
change
Nov. 2-The market has been comparatively quiet to-
day, and in many instances prices were sd per Id in
GLIDING 700 American aud 500 surss speculation and
are thus reported $500 American OF I'D to sd, 400 Su
rats at 81 70 4H $50 Egyptians at IL to 4d ~ Sea
Nov s-Aithough the market has been without any
animation today still better feeling prevailed and the
prices paid were little nothing changed from those
last quoted The sales about COCO baes mostly all
to the trade at the following aec0 American at 4d to
al "a ana cyl, were no better to buy and Egyptians
ut 7fdand upwards, wero rather high
LvERrooL MaRKErs, Nov. s.-Fruit-American-A
as they were mostly in bad condition. prices ranged
from los to Dos per barrel Real Newtown piPpins,
and indeed anything sound would soil readily at
3Os to ass per barrel. Some of this sort brought
over by the Henry Clay is to be offered tomorrow, NO
vember A. for which the above price expected Lin.
from 60 tofi0 per tom English is fl2 per ton. Provi-
Observation-Disclosures report by the Great Western
the soh Of last month Since then the business ransac
ted has been Of limited character, whilst little atera
This u.s. doubt in part by the unfavorabs state
of the weather during the month of October specua-
tors making the most they could Of the disasters which
more encouraging prospect now appears before and
from late mercantile advices from all parts of Cana
ment to this country o.! large supplies, which will mode
rate our present extreme bat at the time find
business done in beef 10 very limited but, II any.
thing, prices are advanced, as may be seen by
for ol dull sna price.
for low and mddling qualities have declined, but
should the arrivals continue they have
expected To-day lao erces Of American beef PORK and
hams were offered at public SALE which was well at
lots show that, proper is aken in selecting
and putting up first rate article in neat and
style, the provision trade may be made profitable one
casks hams in dry SALT brought 36s to ais Cd per cwt
small parcel Of butter at from COS to sos per cwt, in
beef in pickle a,fi per h. Among the sales reported
to-day we find % Of Halifax butter at sos per
the large arrivals which have lately taken paceJ and
tho demand continuing spirited prices ars from Is to g
the sale Of or Canadian butter the
son for such articles having passed The arrivals
of cheese have lately been extensive and the stock hay
ing, therefore, accumulated reduction Of fully As per
per cwt has taken place within the last few days.
This day 1885 boxes, the greater part Of which
brought per the Great Western offered at
ton. There was good attendance OF buyers and the
large quantity oa6so boxes and 4o casks sold readily at
fully es under those paid at the last public
sale This quality, generally, wa. only middlins and
the average MES which nearly 100 boxes sold were
month ncludng 90 hhds Kentucky leaf and strips, da
mayed, sold by aucton are 1883 hhds, viz ls2 Virgil
med OF these l6l Virginia leaf 1871 stemned, l3 Ksr
lucky leaf and 81 stemmed were taken for Ireand 70
and snS 49, ksn
med 81 Kentucky leaf and 424 stemmed by the trade
The imports are 500 hhds from Virginia, 633
from glasgow; to which may DO added 7aa arrived
from New Orleans Goth ult not included in the stock
Wool-We have nothing to add to previous reports
upon the trade The from the consuming dis
rics do not represent business to be improving Gen.
acting cry iousy and in order guard
against an accumulation of stocks of goods are already
commencing to work short time. Prices, Generally,
firm, AID there does not seem reason to expect much
change The arrivals from the United states coming
in freely, and 1t il to be hoped that the condition
AMI general management will show Improvement on
those hitherto received which have been open to great
objections on this hesd.-Hughes q Ronald.
H,vnr, Oct 81 = Co,tons- Although upon the whole
there has boon less activity displayed in business than
we noticed in our preceding ccui.r the leading feature
actions up the close Of the last week still very
considerable and prices exceedingly firm but since
pe partly .c Dss to
previous largo sales Effected and the high pretsusion Of
holders The accounts OF the eth ut, from the United
States, which reached on Wednesday via England,
by the Great Western steamer created no impulse here,
although they had given rise to speculative movement
in Liverpool but this Is not 10 be attributed any unfa
vorabe ieclng but rather TO the FIRM attitude OF holders,
and the reluctance evinced by dealers from the trade to
operate freely at the present high rates The sales how
aged daily 1900 bacs Mt stuff prices and there gene
raj confidence IN the future which the small stock OF cot
ton hand fully werrants and tends to increase
and should tho intelligence daily looked for by the niber
nia convey nothing calculated ito damp the effects Of
the previous advises, there 10 be substantial
ground Tor anticipating return to activity IN the de-
mand Psi being ascertamed from the brokers' re-
turn OF cotton published nrce the above was written,
that stock has conS1ershly decreased during the
month, and the aivces just receved from Liverpool be-
ing encouraging, revival in the demand has suddenly
taken place. and about 5000 bales been of at
advance Of fully on our preceding quotsio Ashes
Tho transactions have been very limited since our
last report prices are, nevertheless nrm at our quo
taion. The sales consist Of 80 bls American potash,
first brand 1896 at fall $50 bbs 10 arrive, ct TAO 40 So
ana 30 bbls pesrash of f42 per 80 kill, duty Qs 2S
paid Stock 400 barrels potash and 100 bills pesrlash
orsPfices In the INTERIOR as well as in Belgium and
Germany, having undergone decline, there seems to be
every prospect OF their ruling lower in market
than the last year Nothing, however, can yet
he positively stated to prices there being no buyers at
present for the 40 bales American growth on hand Rice
"A reaction has taken place in this article, which has
met with little inquiry, and prices have downward
tendency the only sale notice being 200 crces Caro-
i Una rice at per 90 Kill duty s7D paid oup
Owing 70 The advisss received tsa Lsnlen and D. ~