The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-30
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LONDON MONEY MARKET. Jan. 12-Ths funds conti-
nue. At full! prices though with but little doing Con-
sels Sqli to S9S; New 81 per Cents s92s to co. Bank
Stock worth ls9 to 1sl. Exohequer Bills As to 40
prem
maintained at 25s to 26ys Grenada Stock is l6 to
16; Ecuador to 3I Peruvian AZ to co. Busnos Ayres
ga to 29i and venezusla 1917 to 2o16 Indeed ali the
South American investments attractive Just nov
to the speculators Portuguese per Cents about
2eH to SeH Spanish per Cents have been done ct 27
to TX; Dutch ~ per Cents are 4sH. The Share Mar
Three o'Ciock-Consols for the Accoun. left of at
SEA u.
PANS BoURsE Jan. 1913 n. M.-The Bourse Is at
be more firm in Office public confidence is increasing
and We have had the result Of that feeling to-day in
considerable rise In the price of the French rentes
we'll as In the railway shares and the miscels nuous
stocks Upon the whole this has been the most whole
some bourse We have had since the late ministerial
extensively practise during the last days of the ex-
pring Cavaignac decentralization, but 1t Is now no
nS Eaohanss On RpDdon ps 81 'as pubic
100 days. 25f Csc.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKEr, Jan. 2-The cotton
trade, for week subsequent to the Both ultimo,
rather active, and speculative operations were to
considerable extent resulting in advance of fully
ia per h. but although there is any diminution
OF the healthy aspect of the trade the market during
the lsst week has been much less active and holders
have supplied the market freely This action is
attributed to tive causes; first to the recent accounts
OF the large receipts into the American ports: and
secondly, to the increased quantity effering from
the late heavy arrivals and the xiety ma infested
TO realize the profit which present prices afford low
though they be. The business for the week ended
9Th instant, was A060 bales, of which 1850 we're
taken by tpeculators, and 800 for export and the
eales for the week ended last evening have been O
bales, Of which 800 bales speculation and LOO
to exporters. The American descriptions taken this
week consist Of 220 upland at 3Xd to 4,Sd 10 $40
Orleans at st4d. to Cd; 2440 Alabama and Mobile at
32sd to 42sd. and AGO Sea Island at esd to I5d per
pound The official quotations are-fAir upland 4kd
fair Mobile sd, and fair Orleans AKA midddne up.
land and Mobile are now quoted I'd, and middling
Orleans Aid per pound. The import since the 29sh
ultimo haa been 72000 bales and the the port
now is l1000, Of which $3.50 are American.
LIVERPOOL Conn MARxEr, January r. The sun.
plies OF grain and grain produce during last fort.
night have been on an extended scale, although the
weather has been quite unfavorsbe for allowing n
steady arrival Of ships from abroad Under these cir
the amount Of business done in our grain
markets Las been moderate, and confined to the i'm.
mediate wants Of the trade and entirely devoid of any
spirit Of speculation Owing the falling of OF the
demand from Ireland the stock Of wheat flour and
Indian corn has greatly increased Holders neral
are very free Sellers Flour in bond sells so wy At 2Is
to 2Ss 3D. and for duty paid the deman is chiefly re-
tail at 26s. 3D. to 27s per bril- The current value of
30s per or for yellow lAan meal sells at las to
l4s Cd. per bril-
AMERICAN Provision MARKEr, Jan. 12.-The import
OF American and cured provisions, since the Both,
comprise 500 tierces and 80 barrels Of beef l44
barrels and 2l72 cwt. Of bacon casks of hams 2bl5
ana leo Kegs OF lard 293 casks and 400 boxes
cheese, and $40 frkins Of butter. Beef is not in
active sale, owing to tie want Of supplies of good
quality Bacon Is In fair request at prices VARYING
from JAS to 43s per cwt according to quality There
is little doing In lard, and the Imports are heavy
prices have reeeded Is to Re per cwt The sales Of
cheese are to fair extent, and prices are 2s to "a
per cwt higher, the advance being most marked on
low and middling sorts