The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-14

moving the seoount 70 be rather bssrish"
PARu. Nov 3s.-eopsidsssbie unsasinsss prevailed
amongst the speculators, and public securities de-
Threes closed 1t T. t62S
BssLIS, Nov. 9I.-runds per cent lower.
A. Is 40; premium ON gold 40 per cent; silver, 80 do,
AnsTxspAA, Nov. &-Bourso much depressed, ow-
don, Ill 10; do. two months, IL OF
BsUssrLs, Nov. T.-Exehange on London, 1855.
COTTON MARKETS.
LryERrooL, Nov. 2g.-Report fer the week We have
decidedly lost ground this week frsm "a to "a per
lb the mddling and lower qualities Of American,
and about "a on the fair good fair, and good Br.-
ever in common with Egyptian and all long stspled
descriptions, heavy and, perhaps actually to effect
month may be considered q full I'd per ID down, the
low and common qualities, from I'D to l3hd, being
neglected and In some measure substituted ~ the use
Of good Egyptian while the good fair at l5d to led
keep their ground pretty steadily sursts siso I'd
lower the great bulk of those lately brought the
an unusually large quantity OF seeds This state Of
depression may BE- traced to the unseied con dtion
Of public affairs h So tr n "a, n:
coming year, ali accounts, including the most
cent per Baltic to the 10th instant give confirmation
will prove very moderate, and probably very short
The total stock OF cotton In Europe at the close Of
this year. will also claim atenton from its inadsqua
cy to meet the demands upon It, at the rate Of oon
sumption and for long time going forward, both
In This country and on the continent 4T0 American
and $50 Surat have been taken on speculation and
$40 American, 500 Surst, 10 Egyptian and 20 Bahia
for export. Sslos for the week, Y $40 bales
HAvaE, Nov THE cotton market Ia very calm.
changed The latest sdvces considered enoourag.
ing. No arrivals or departures Of importance
EUROPEAN CORN TRADE.
LoNpss, Nov. 26.-There was small show Of wheat
by lane carriage samples from Essex, Kent and suf
folk at todsy's market The offers from LiRcolnshire
and that nsghbornoOd were not by any means nums-
footed by the damp state OF the atmosphere, which
caused buyers to act cautiously do not howev
consider prices at all lower thanon this
In foreign wheat moderate retail business done,
ct rates similar to those Monday last i'm
porters generally very frm but the demand was
pired in floating csrgoes Of wheat Flour was not in
such good request Of late neither home foreign
manufactured wm, however, easier to buy than last
week. Inferior qualities of Engliah Barley were
taken by the sltsers the recently enhanced rates
but the inquiry for cendary mailing and dstiling
toisrabiy good request and realized fully Is much
money ~ at any period OF last week. Fine malt, Of
last years make was about Is per quarter dearer but
previous prices could not be exceeded for new The
fresh arrivals Of oats only odeyate and factors
insisted firmly rates equal to those Of this day
night The large dealers conducted their operations
with extreme csution. and the LEGAL demand being
Likewise Of retail character, the operations were alto
s.thsr unimpOrtant Beans were difcult of disposal,
with the turn in favor Of the buyer. Peas we're, in
consequence Of large arrivals Of foreign rather easier
to buy For floating cargoes Of Indian late rates
Nov 2s-we have very little wheat fresh up to-day
from Essex and Suffolk. kentish stands completely
terms we'll maintained holders OF foreign demanding
FULL rates, which were obtained toa limited extent.
Flour is quite high At the beginning of the week
inquiry. Beans and peas moved on in retail quanti-
ties at late rates Oats in fair request and al good
wheat S ,u rsS alter tDssh
walls English wheat, 26l0 barley, 1890; oats, $780,
malt 100 -four, 1850 quarters Iri,h oats, $50 guar
tiers; foreign wheat, O. e7o barley, $780, oats, 441o
LvrRrooL, Nov 2e-Ths supplies of British grain
and -four again small this week and than
balanced by the total Of wheat -four and Indian
likewise moving sO.ss~iss There are good srrvs Of
-four and wheat from America, end Of -four from
France but otherwise the supplies nom abroad are
light. The principal business curing the week has
been for shipment to Irsisnd the town and neghbor
Ing milsrs having bought very sparingly and there
80 hsen No marked change in the value OF any srti-
ole Of the trade We had good attendance of millsrs
and dealers at market this morning, several being
from Ireland Wheat both old and new, was dealt in
buyers favor Flour met tree demand At quite as
good prices Of late Mealing oats scarce and
Id per bushs dssrer and oatmeal brought full prices
Barley, beans and pese were without change In value.
The secondary quality OF Indian corn brought small
% sSsd 4 Mind :sns pretty freely
for the best yellow white corn, as per 400 lbs.
NoyrassrR 3s-Ths supplies Of grain and -four the
have , sssS s%:l at the same time We
rally have been -eh suyYvrsva. AZ Gsaulsv
this morning, All descr pions Of wheat and hour ooul
msndsd the toll prices Of Tuesday but the extent Of
business only moderate. There was rather large
demand upon sprins corn and pulse, induced probs-
scarce and fully As dear; oatmeal Improved Sd per
load. Beans and peas brought extreme rates, and
grinding barley was Id to "a per bushel higher. In
day, and 3ls. per $50 lbs. easily obtained Tor
American yellow, and 3os 3D. for mixed corn.
BxMscHAm, Nov 2s.-rhers was . large supply OF
the reserve and sales proceeded slowly at Is per quar-
ter decline on all descriptions. Foreign inactive
similar reduction without attracting attention Malt
ing barley firm. Grinding In fair request At late
Beans inactive Peas sell at full prices. Oats very
scarce, and Cd per or, higher.
noted In the grain trade ., any ,of the principal
markets ON the continent At some Of the
to have remained arm In expectation OF prices
had been rather downward; but at the near ports
further orders from hence previous TO the setting In
OF winter At DsDEic and kopgsberg fair supplies OF
wheat had come forward; but the Lower Alto
ports the deliveries By the growers had con tnusd
small Our Danxic letters state that about 400 lasts Of
wheat had changed hands, consisting mostly Of Iov
quslities OF ns~, weighing from 81 to GO lbs. per
bushel, for which prices varying rom a5s. to SIS
per quarter free beard had been paid In old wheat
comIGatively little busines had been done, the
rates asked being considerably above the nit. OF the
mixed of 81 lbs weight for In. mixed OF 81 70 ca
lbs and sps for good mixed, weighing 60 to 81 lbs
per bufhei all free on board The shipments In pro-
gress were principally on consignment TO Great
Britain Charters had been closed for Hull for about
eco at Be- I'd per or freight for Leith loo qrs
OF Sc Cd and 300 qrs for Firth OF Forth at 3s Cd
TO De ID per or The weather. had become rather cold
aud slight fall OF snow had taken place. stettio
sdvices inform thst holders OF wheat remained
firm, though the shipping demand had b-en VERY
uihing In the absence Of business Of i'm portsncs,
quotations had continued nomiusly "a before. Bar.
ley had met with more attention than wheat; old
tMetisn and PomeTanian, Of which the stocks
were nearly exhausted. was then worth lss and
enc now Oderbrvek. Of 81 lbs weight lss per
or, free on board Letters frsm Rostook. Of the
ltih OF November inform that the supplies wheat
brought forward BY the farmers had been purchased
by local sptcuators and that previous price. been
steadily maintained, me qualities weighing 62t lbs
per busb.l, having COMMANDED equal TO Sps TO 4Os
per free on board At stTslsund, where the WEIGHT
Il not quite 20 heavy the top price 3ss.; and at
Btlam q lbs rcd whest quoted ~. pc ar free
~ board Barley had Oeen In isir request ut each OF
the places bsmtd ana rad realised about It's per ar
free board In the French markets wheat aud hour
have lately undergone tn all advance in price owing
to continued purchase, for shipment Great Britain
From the Ne ditsrranean the accounts decidedly
firm this week tier from Msrseillss Ia forms
hat allah Odeeaa y heat had hern