The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05

distressed for funds The holders OF railway shares In
both countries, with the demands for calls' made
upon them compelled to sacrifice their property In
some instances ut ruinousiy low rates. Whist these
solution Of the actual difficulties The funds have
experienced the violent fluctuations Our quota.
tions consos the 4th inst werefor account sss<
and for money s7% From these prices, as each con-
siderable failure TRANSFERRED they FELL with occasional
reaction rs low s5a for account and s5 for money
at which prices they closed heavily the 18th
Yesterday the last prices werefor the ssa<
and for money s5 r. India stock has been sold at 24
Exchequer bills have gained more drmnees, the pre-.
uiums on the different denominations are Is follows =
On the $1,000 to g. the $500 to IL, and the small
Is to TO- Nothing has occurred in bank stock to-day
The transactions in foreign securities have been
parativey Insignificant Investments in these stocks
being always avoided in times like the present The
bonds ss i; MsScan isss X Spanish avs Der cents,
20 l9s4 and the Three per Cents, 29@ Portuguese
Three per Cents, IS the Fours 24 and Russian, LOG
The business done In foreign exchanges has been limited
general dissemination prevailing against dealing in
continental bills. The rates remain nearly unaltered
since our last
PANS, Sept l6.-The latest prices Of the Five per
Cents ll3f 75c., Three per Cents. 75f lsc Ex-
change on London, % months, 2of 2Hc.
Commercial Circulars
LIVERPOOL, 18th Sept, lSi7.
IL Exchange Buildings.
Owing to the continued tightncss Of money and the
want OF confidence caused by the late and
teDsve failures combined with the account of more IA
vorabe weather for the growing Of the States
market has become much depressed, and considerable
anxiety has been shown to realize buyers of American
been freely met at full I'd decline on last Friday s
rate and in Surat has been conceded Egyptian and
Brazil though partakng Of the general dullness,
Spectators have taken 100 bales American and ex-
porters 5000 American aud SO Surat. To-day we have
market The are about 5000 including GOO for
port Your obi. servts. w. CLARE SONS.
LIVERPOOL, September 10, 1877.
II Exchange Buildings
continue, and quote a further decline of Ma
per 10 the mddlipg and lower qualities of American
Rrsxs Egyptians and Sursts are without change Spec
ulators have taken $50 American ITO surats, and $50
Madras; and exporters 1920 American, so Pernams,
800 Naranhams, 40 surat. and 100 Madras The sales
to-day $500 bales, and the market dull and heavy
Your obedient servant,
w. CLARE s. SONS.
Since our respects Of 4th instant the condition of
trade and money has become WORSE failures OF frightfu
to its base and giving riss usual under such
to mischievous rumors affecting the credit
Cotton after having 30 long withstood the pressure
the timer has at length been subjected to its influence
the difficulty Of obtaining advances produce and
ed has induced earnest desire realise while the
mand being extremely limited lower range of prices is
Trade the districts is paralzed and
the working Of short time and total closing of mills
become more general. We perform painful duty in
presenting 80 sad picture Of the state of trade but
would be both decefu and mischevous in us to with.
hold 1t known evils may be grapplsd with aud their
AverCe0, TO deceive oneself others
by Disgusting the true condition Of affairs both weak
and dishonorable. Looking through the gloom which
now hangs over think there IL hope for
Improvement Of cheap food assured and the rise
in exchange at New York leads expectation that
specie will flow back before long enabling the Bank Of
England to enlarge the basis Of circulation at a time
when commercial transactions having become very
stricted, less facilities will be required
The sales Of cotton for the fortnight ending yesterday
only amounted to 500 bales Of which the bought
no more than 255OO and the decline since 4th Instant
is not less than I'd per pound.
TODD, JACKSON & CO.
LIVERPOOL Corn EXCHANGE, 10th Sept ls47
Although, during thu period between Tuesday and TO-
day the weather has been exceedingly fine for gathering
in the remaining portion Of the harvest the trade
laye to most descriptions Of Grain reduce resumed
toerabe degree Of 6rmness here, and in Wheat Aneri
can Flour and Indian Corn. good steady bust ness was
transacted the two former articles acquiring slight
Improvement upon the current rates Of Tuesday.
notwithstanding the appearance Of settled weather
yesterday, we have recurrence Of rain this morning
which has contributed to confirm the stability previous
~ evinced; and having further attendance
Of uaud and several Irish buyers market to day.
there was active and extensive demand for most
kinds Of foreign whsats an advance upon the general
runs Of Sd Id, parcels OF superior quality and color
r.asng cd per 20 Id over the above rates of Tuesdsy
similar amendment. American Flour aso, was In very
lively request and the shipments, far this week ox
ceeding the imports sales considerable at i'm
provement Of Is Il Is Cd per barrel
Grinding Barley being taken moro freely BY copsur-
ers the tnrn desrer and Malt rather the
In beaDs and Peas no variation perceptlbls Oats
commanding somewhat attention were Id per As Id
dearer; aud Oatmeal supported late prices
indian Corn, continuing to meet q considerably in
creasng demand On both Engih and Irish account and
the operations therein to-day being much more extern
sve than for some weeks past advance of Is per ar
was readily obtained Indian Meal still moving freely on
the terms last noted va
TUESDAY,, l4th Sept. ls47
During the week ending yesterday We have recsived
little Grain or Flour either coastwse from Ircland
from abroad however, though short OF last weeks i'm.
porations, have to note fair supply of Wheat and
Indian Corn including several arrivals Of other Grain
and SO 500 bbls OF Flour
influenced by the example Of Mark Lane yesterday
and the resppearance Of many country buyers at
Corn Exchange this morning. all the leading articles Of
the trade were held with increasing frmness at improv
ing rates. For English rish, and foreign Wheat the
demand was considerable, well for local country
consumption and advance OF Is per 20 Id upon the
currency of Tuesday last indscrminately
ed American Flour, being still very largely dispersed in
various directions throughout the United Kingdom the
stock here is rapidly dminishipg and continuing to
meet lively and extensive SALE the best as well as in
sror brands per over the terms OF
this day ss'nnight
Grinding Barley and Beans meeting an improved in
curry were % per ar higher Malt dull and rather
oppressed IN value Oats, being In fair request, ad-
vanced ID . "a per ~ ID, and Oatmeal % per load
. The demand for Indian Corn becoming more general
the transactions on both English and Irish account
were extensive again to-day at an amendment of o. 3s
per $50 b aud Indian Meal being taken freely was Ia
per barrel dtarer Yours very respectfullv -
ROBERT MAXIM & SONS
ONCE IL Brunswick street, opposite Corn EXCHANGE
PnoEs CURRENT IN LIVERPOOL PER IMpERrAL STANDARD.
TuEspAY, SEPT. Ia, lSs7.
heat per 70 h.. Canadian -. free. red So