The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-27

mys 90 Dutch Two and-s Half per Cents for account
63@; and the Four per Cent Certihcates So
The corn market this morning was quiet, at Mon.
There was not much business transacted to-day in
the Foreign exchanges, and except that Amsterdam
and Hamburger were perhaps shade higher, ths rates
The returns Of the Board Of Trade for the month
ending the 10th Of October Issued this morning
AS compared with the corresponding month of last
year they exhibit Increase in the exports Of f725
446 and although the recent advance In the price
maintain the whole most Of the features
which have been presented throughout the year. II
will be observed that cotton yarn which hitherto has
shown during each month Q large increase, exhibits q
sudden and considerable falling or but in cotton WOOL
len silk and linen manufactures, and especially the
ter the totals are still extremely favorable.
The total in exports during the first nine
months of the present year compared with the nine
corresponding months Of lS4S ,554 while
compared with lS46 and lS4 it amounts to little short
OF three millions.
regards imports the totals of grain and -four CON-
nue to show that the profits of extended
chiefly laid out upon the first necessaries of life and
that the physical condition Of the general population
Is oonssq being raised In an incalcuabe degree
by the benefits Of free trade As regards other articles
81 food there is little to notice Amongst the articles
OF home consumption showing increase during the
MONTH are cocoa, sugar tea spirits wines fruit and
spices In coffee provisions, butter and cheese there
Is again decrease.
With regard to other articles there has been An In
crease in the importation OF all kinds OF dyes dye
Ing stufs, except indigo and terra aponica or glass
manufacture there has been Q decrease in the
ornamental. In hides there has been increase in
Unframed and decrease in tanned In leather manu-
lectures there general increase except in Gloves
and in metals also there has been general increase
Oiis show decrease in train and palm. In timber,
there has been increase In the importation of To-
reign, but decrease in that Of British and also de-
crease in the ption OF both descriptions
In the colonial markets, this week coffee has again
attracted great attention. and spec ulators have ope
rated largely Ut advanced prices while with respect
o'her articles there has been fair amount OF bust
ness at about former rates The market has not
med he nf nfl
but prices have been upheld by the frmness of i'm
poTters Several parcels Of foreign have been offered
but the demand has generally been inactive and the
greater portion has been WITHDRAWN although in q few
cases sales have been made at slight reduction.
The continued excitement in the coffee market
has led to large transactions In native Ceylon OF
which about rs 600 TO 10000 bags have changed
hands, at rise OF about IS. per cwt, scarcely any
thing being now obtained under ADS. Cd. per cwt.
Plantation has also participated in this enhance
ment, similar advance having been paid for
qualities under COS. Transactions in this dsscrip-
ton have not, however, been on 30 large a scale.
One or two sales Of foreign have occurred, at which
treaty there have been various operations con.
tract has been made with government, for the de-
livery OF $50 tens Of sstpete before March, and the
price Is believed to be about 2ss per cwt for rather
under Id per cwt; In the market, otherwise there
bas not been much inquiry, and only small portion
been dull and few sales have been Effected but there
II no alteration in quotations Cotton has been steady
without, however any large amount Of transactions
few lots Of the cinnamon wthda at the late
try auction. have been placed during the week at
about similarly unsatisfactory rates; and other quail
ties OF spce have been quiet with the exception Of pep
per Tor which the inquiry has been rather spirited
advance Of per Id having been obtained by I'm port
ere There nas been more inquiry for teas during
the week, but regards black there is oonsiderahle
difficulty In efectiDg sales An Assam sale takes place
on the Goth, which will probably induce importers to
bring forward other parcels.
The return from the Bank OF England for the week
ending the Sd Of November gives the following results
when compared with the previous week
Public deposits. f5,3i7.502 Increase. fiss 9l3
Other deposits. l03qo,754 Decrease 33s,3Ss
Rest 316s720 Increase. 5940
On the other side u the account
Gov securities flt,22S 06s The same ss before
Other eecurities 9744Sl0 Decrease 80. f8l.ss1
Notes unemploye ed ia sos Increase 49,. 2ots50
The amount If notes In circulation, is G1sSso7 1856,
being decrease Of G69 SIS and the stock Of bullion in
both departmentis f15s759sS, showing increase OF
f2l6,7T2, when compared with the preceding return.