The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-27
1,2l5,5oO,ooo 12l2,so 900 lbs

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Tallow-A fair demand prevails for consumption, a.
37s S7s Sd for st Petersburg Y the spot; 37s.
to end of December and S7 Cd for spring the clos
ing rates for forward delivery Tea-There is but little
business doing, and prices remsn without material ste
ration Public sales announced for Tuesday next.
and 1 eco pkgs Assam will be offered this day week
parcel Of fine rough has been sold at S.
Sd common dun at S. Is. Sd British spirits sell slow
ly at 33s.
from Wilmer Smiths Liverpool Times of Nov. Is
The improvement of the trade of the manu- curing
districts noticed last week as having happily superseded
very unsatisfactory state Of matters has increased In
frmness during the present week. and advance
OF one-eighth OF penny per pound has been made by
nest spinners and maintained. With liberal supplies Of
colonial produce home dealers sparing purchasers
and export orders few Prices articles still
continue to give way. Sugar is much depressed Coffee,
cocoa, tea and spices also still continue to be affected
Rice however, has been active, and has advanced In
price The weekly review of the produce markets Of Rot
terdam, Amstercam, Hamburg and Antwerp, represent
prices ofthe various articles
Little demand existed for coffee, but quotations on the
average were maintained. In sugar rice, and spices
the business was only for immediate consumption Ths
English money market since Friday last, has been Of
most healthy character. The plentifuness of money
has raised the price Of the funds considerably. Each
Gay since last publication the market has progressed
In price until this afternoon when check was
and the market closed at a small decline. The
through the submarine telegraph and posted In the
Stock Exchange at twenty minutes to- three Tasre is
not much alteration in foreign exchanges The fol-
lowing are the latest quotations Amsterdam. IL 1914
to x do sight; IL Hamburg, Is 1914 to ID 1917 Pa
Frankfort, 1908; Leghorn, 80 IL to 30 SO. The up
wrd tendency OF cotton market noticed last week.
has been sti further manifested during the present
The demand from the trade, up to the close Of wednes
day large which holders from the alluded
TO in our last supplied spsrngy and buyers o; the
common and middle qualities Of American had to pay
advance Of fully eighth Of penny per pound upon
the rates current on Friday last. Since "Wednesday
however, the demand has net S en- quite SO extensive
the feeling Of the market buoyan but prices are
without the least change holders being very firm at the
full advance Of one eighth Of penny per pound then
In fair 10 fair Ia,
table advance. the demand for these particular qua
lities being very small Brazil and Egyptian hare
been in fair request, but UNCHANGED in price
The stop which last week reported having spps-
renty been put TO the decline In prices in Manchester
has been succeeded in the present week not only by
further accession Of hrmness but far yarns
concerned by general upward tendency The practi-
cal difference between the rates accepted fortnight ago
which paid may be slated at one eighth to one
quarter penny per pound The buyers naturally hest
tate however pay such advance and business appears
Therefore to be in some degree restricted But the tact
Is that the operations OF the last few weeks have again
pre- engaged the production far TO leave compare
lively little at liberty for delivery within the next two
three weeks otherwise the transactions would be much
considerable ON Tuesday. most OF the spinners
added about 9ne eighth penny per pound to the quota
lions which current last week and yetterday they
manifested as much frmness that day; but they
prudently pursue the policy which has before served
them well under like circumstances Of selling freely
where their terms be realized As regards goods the
makers stand firmly to their quotations. but the demand
spritess and tagging and advaHce be obtained
Domestics and cloths the articles most In request
The iron makers moderately supplied with orders
but prices not remunerative No change of import
tnee Is Immediately expected The death OF Mt Wilson,
extensive Scotch iropmsster has taken place within
the past few dsys 1t Is TO be regretted he displayed
much intelligence and energy in his operations Freghts
continue high from this port in American bottoms for
heavy freghts The present rate demanded for iron
TO New York EOS Per ton Present quotations In Lii
verrcol = Merchant bar E5; nail rods, Is los hoop,
IS 15s sheet, 81 los Scotch pig, No 1, e. Is Bars
in Wales, months, "a los Pig in Glasgow No l. good
brand, net cash, G2 Is. The English Funds have con-
tpued steadily TO increase in price during the week To-
day there little doing and Consols gave way toward
the coe the receipt Of Paris prices being the reported
cause. The following were the closing prices ;Consols
Account, esl 81; do. money, $50 "a; Three-and-a-
Quarter per Cents 9si "a Bank stock. 2i4x The fol-
lowing table will show the uctuaton In Consol, during
the preeen week