The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-30


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LONDON MONEY MARKEr, Sept. Is, p M.-There Ia
nothing doing this morning in public securities and
Consuls have only nuotusted from SO to u all the
reduced three per cents &c. and the quar-
ter per cents 81 soy The June exohequer bills 20
20; the March 20 IS, and India bonds 81 2epm;
LONDON Corn MARKET, September Is, l84S.-The
import duty on wheat has declined to IS. per
quarters barley rye beans, and peas to Is per quar-
point At this days market there moderate in
quiry for English and foreign wheat ut fully Mondays
Polish Polish Odessa, as we'll as for Danube maize (of
which but little is oGering) at late rates Foreign
ruled more quiet Although the Supplies of oats
continue small still not the least improvement could
be realized; buyers merely supplied themselves for
their present wants, at our previous currency
LONDON TRADE REPoRT, THURSDAY, Sept. II The
market continues mserably dull, and prices
with difficulty sustained the importers of West India
continue anxious sellers, and complain with great
of the want Of the usual demand for aning
purposes which has fallen off since the introduction
of Dutch refined into this market; and un til the price
Of the raw sugar, as it is commonly termed falls so
low AZ to give remunerating profit to the British
finer when he sells at the price of Dutch refined in
this market, he cannot be expected to buy and
facture, and the price of Dutch will, Of course, be
governed by the price of foreign sugars in HOLLAND
To-day $50 hhds. Of West India only have been sold,
and the public sales Of 600 boxes of Havana In
bond Withdrawn for want of buyers at previous
bought in Coffee remains without alteration there
has not been single sale to-day. Tallow has been
firm at AIS. cd. on the spot Cotton dull 100 bales
only sold. Rum continues out Of demand.
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MAnxEr, Sept. 15-The fair
! quality IF cstton is quoted the as last week,
consider qualities under that class to be sd lower du
ring the last fortnight There is general dullness
throughout the whole country-in London, in Man
for but it Is discouragDg to business, aud curtang
all mercantile operations Under such state Of
things, low as cotton now is prices gradually yield
ing this pressure On the subject Of the American
crop, there is nothing materially The ad vices
tormly concurrent as to the prospect Of abundance
1900 American have been taken on speculation; aud
$3.50 American, 100 Surat 400 Pernam, $50 Bengal for
export The sales Of the week amount to % 500 bales
LIVERPOOL Corn MARKET, September 16 1873
There has been SONS fuctuaton in our market this
week; the 18th there fair attendance of deal
ers, but the weather being fine and dry, there
activity in the demand. A moderate sale was expe-
renced for old wheat, at advance of Id I'd. per
20 lbs all kinds of free and 3D. per 70 lbs on bond
ed, on the prices OF the 5th. Several parcels of Irish
new appeared quality various and found buyers at rs
IS per 20 lbs Oats and supported former
rates. Irish brought 3s Cd a IS Cd per as lbs for
best kindred For barley, beans, and peas there
was Glow demand and all rather easier to pur-
chase. Indian corn the contrary was in consider
able request and 3s per or dearer and Indian
me al held for advance Of Is to Is Cd per bril-
in American flour there change, but Irish
more salesble at our quotations. There is very little
old oatmeal renal ming here and the few parcels
that come to hand find buyers at Sis. to 32s Cd per
240lbs. At yesterdays market there fair attend
ance of buyers and the business done in wheat was
moderate at decline Of Id to ID per bushe for all
qualities of foreign. The price Of English wheat
supported Flour was exceedingly heavy sale, and
English Is. per sack cheaper. United States and ca
NADIA sweet -four is held at 33s. to 3ls. per barrel
Oats and oatmeal in short supply Barley, beans and
peas unaltered in value and the demand for
only in retail. Several parcels of Indian foun
buyers for Ireland at reduction Of Is to g. per uar.
ter 35s Cd TO 36s per 4S0 lbs is the full value of
American white and yellow corn. Indian meal was
| cd per barrel lower
AMERICAN Observation-Disclosures, FRIDAY Septem-
Der 1--we have had less demand throughout the
week for lard Tuesday about 80 tons brought
forward, which, being much more than sufficient to
supply tie requirements of the trade, caused langour
in the SALE resulting in decline of Cd to Is per cwt
the amount sod several holders, however refusing
then to give way only about fourth wastaken but
in the latter part Of the week bushes has been
done at the rates Of the sale We have change to
notice in bacon; the demand has been triapg, and
prices have undergone little alterations the stocks in
| first hands are much reduced, bat dealers have
still fair supplies Since our last good hams have
been the market at auction 80 casks and boxes
of unsound and inferior brought los to 27s 3D. per
| cwt. Good quality of shoulders have been wanted
but there are none here few parcels out of condition
realised 23s to 27s Cd per cwt by auction Cheese
has continued in brisk request especially any of fair
quality; on Tuesday, about 500 boxes he greater
portion of which was in bad condition) were offered
and nearly the whole fou nd buyers at about previous
| prices for good niddng to fine ASS to ass Sd per
cwt was realised There is change to note in beef
in pork has tended rather to check the demand
although prices here still much below those current
| (by the last adyices) in America.
LrErooL PRIcEs CURRENT ron THE WErK
SEPT. l5.-ArraDged by a Committee Of Brokers'
SuRsr.-There has been inquiry for refining de-
scrptions which having been met freely by hold
ers prices are again rather lower and the sales are
| $50 bids. b. p. and 4 600 bags Bengal. Foreign
| The sales confined to 1876 cases brown Bahia, at
from Ia to los per cwt for ordinary quality and 20
| hhds Cuba Muscovado ut Sos Cd per cwt duty paid,
being rather lower prices The business in moiasses
is confined to 40 casks Porto Rico at 1Ss Cd and 80
casks Demerara, of ordinary quality at los per cwt
| CoGee-The demand has been Of the most limited
character, and the Gales are confined to 40 bags
at eos. per cwt 40 bags Laguayra and 20 bbls Rio,
600 bags black pepper sold at 2,l to ga per Id.
No sales Of cocoa, ginger or pimento.
Rice Importers having been anxious to sell the
recent arrivals 600 bags Bengal have bee disposed
of at reduction Of Is. per cwt small lot of Caro-
| lima brought % to 24s. per cwt.
Rum The sales are 800 g1ns West India inolud-
or at 2s. I'd to Is Sd, with Jamaica at *. ii. to
4s: I'd. per gallon, according TO quality.
Tea -ThIoughout the week the market has been
steady for blacks and green's and no alteration in
rates can be quoted; business not extensive.
The sales reported in East India dry altery articles
are 1893 chests camphor at AS I'D 1870 nut
oil at fs9 los 10 cases Malsbar pearl shells
at 9s small psrce of SIENNA at gid, 5000 bags Bou-
bay nssed at Al to 4as % chests liver she'll lac at
Gel Of -four at 1884, 260 tons nitrate OF soda at
and 1900 bags sstpetre at 22s Cd to 24s Cd c~t
wood at f5 J5s to E5 It's Cd 100 tons St. Dom At
"a 12s Cd $50 tons Jamsc. at "a Is. Cd, ITO tons