The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-08

irish, feed !. 20 20 New. 80 81
s Ss r' isss 81 F NsS; 81
Peas, Essex and Kent, white boilers, new "a So
Maple. new. "A q Blue. .es II
Grey or Hog. -. 40 AZ Do, non
Beans, Tick. 40 a. Harrow; A ~ Pigeon..A AS
Flour rs country marks per sack SIS 60
st ocjUam ana and S VrH.h,,.
otocAton una orksnlre. .s...ss. 20 -
"''' :::s n "a 4
Barley, Hamburg, KOnigsberg, DaDtzig, and Rus
Do d.t III %s sna Grinding. 49,. s sons S.
Oats Dutch aud Frissand Brew or Poland. 80. % 80
R Russian or and sT Mscs.nburs q
Beans Small or Pigeon..4o IS Egyptian. So 80
xss ss2 ;; hog none
AL over the continent Of Europe the value Of wheat
to have been much business done any of the Baltic
ports at the enhanced rates demanded.
that about "1arers Of Wheat had changed hand,
during the week. but letters do not inform of the
particulars Of these transactions Fine high mixed
es then quoted SIS to Co.'S high mixed o5s to 57s
good to fine mixed 53s to Co.'S ordinary sorts ais to per
quarter free board Freight to London and the
coast of Great Britain IS Cd to Is 3d. and to Liver
At ststtin on lie 10Th instant prices Of wheat were
during the week IN Of the scarcity Of the
article The stocks of old represented to have been
reduced into very narrow compass, whilst Of the new
crop supplies had scarcely begun to come TO market
The accounts from Rosock are of precisely similar
characters but though the actual transasons had been
unimportsnt this had in degree lessened the conf
dence Of holders who had demanded $685. to per Or
free on board for wheat. 7nan.f ee,.
lively the previous advces from themes in wheat the
operations appear to have been principally for local
sumption which purpose equal to sos to 5ss
ter TO have been paid for the best qualities of red
Barley had maintained its previous value, and fine Saae
had been in far request at 34s to 3os per quarter free
much as ais to sss per quarter had BEEN paid and for
white boiling peas from the same destination 4as had
At the principal ports in the Mediterranean attention
has Of late been directed to Indian corn than to
a large Of the 70 article have ave-
por quarter fol good Galatz corn.
M Markets.
LONDON MoNEr MARKEr, Oct l9.-The market con-
tnued in quiet state with moderate business doing,
up to the 4h instant when the settlement Of the account
in Consos took place. and contrary to expectation
found to be bull account large quantity of Money
was sold by an influential dealer at 95I. which was x
below the closing price Of the day befoe and as the
Of s s1
that Mr. Nathan, large dealer, was defaulter to
serious amount Under the pressure Of these crcum.
stances Consols fell to 94 and left of at 94 9 and
have continued at that point since The fall Isad to
have in part also been precpated by rumor that gov
eminent about to raise loan Of five Millions for
the srecifc purpose of making advances to reand we
could not however trace the report to any authentic
as to sS for the account and have since advanced to
95h for Money and 95a to 95's for the Account Bank
Stock has been done at 205 and 206 Three Per
Reduced 93yS to 81 Three and Quarter per cents 95
to 95*; Exchequer Bills Is to TO- In the Foreign mar.
ket prices have generally been lower On the 18th inst
considerable stir caused amongst the holders of
Mexican Stock by report received via Havre of peace
being agreed upon with the u States and prices advanced
rapidly ADDITION
TO the causes that depressed Conso asserted that
the Cambria brought accounts rejection by Mexico
OF the mediation Of Great Britain lard rumOrs which
have prevailed that Santa Anna had resolved to repudate
the late conversion of Mexican stock, to which the Flu
ropean bondhoders in London lately consented, have
had very effect upon Mexican stock. Some in.
teresng intelligence on this subject will be found in
as to 1884, and Spanish actves have advanced to asa;
Ditto Five per Cents 81 to 27H Portuguese ~ to 43
In the Share Market business has been rather more &C.
tive than oflste.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, Oct. l9-For the week
ending October s-The demand has been kept up all
close with American and surats being I'd higher than
last Friday All other kinds firmly supported. Yes
terday we received advices three days later from New
York. which pretty fully confirm the accounts previous
y received as to bad weather Is 800 American, 1900
Suras and 1000 Egyptian have been taken on specula
tom and 1880 American zoe Brazs 800 Surats and 300
Egyptians forsexpor Sales to-day 1000 to TO- 600 bales
The sales for the week are So, 500 bales.
ANOTHER REPoRr-There has continued good de-
mand from spectators throughout the week. which
increased upon the receipt Of rather later dates from the
United States yesterday and the market has shown much
frmness, and partial advance of I'd per h. has been OBJ
tained SPECTATORS nave taken 10, 500 AMERICAN O0O
Egyptian and 5000 Surat and exporters 1880 American,
$40 Pernam 100 Msranham 300 Egyptian, and 200 Surat
There were forwarded into the country unsod last month
450 American 1870 Pernam, and 90 Surat The sales for
the week are 50, 800 bales -
FoR THE WEEK ENDING OCTOBER l6-Prces are still
moving upwards. On Monday and Tuesday the market
maintained its ground not only with seadness but hav
ing also tendency TO advance sun the transactions
were NOT on large scale nor was there any great ant
nation amongst the brokers on Change But on Wed
nesday morning after the arrival oil the steamer whose
accounts y confirmed all the previous reports as TO
the probability OF short crop and the certainty OF there
not BENG large one; the demand was UNIVERSAL and
during mat Gay nearly 2oooo bales oil Cotton changed
nanas al an advance OF ia per 10 the man pa OF the
days business being transacted by spectators Yeser
day also the Demand though not nearly SO extensive as
on WEDNESDAY, was Kept up win much spirit aDout
loovV Daes having been sold connrming 10 the fullest
extent the raised quotations OIL the previous Day inns
morning ssan after more mature conslderatsn OF tne
accounts and letters received py spnners and parties IN
the Of the country interested IN the staple our