The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-28


LONDON MoNEr MARkEr Jan 10 One o O'siock-The
stock markets on the continent have been general.
y fat this week, particularly that AFFAIRS where in
consequence OF the resignation OF the ministry prcss
fell considerably and have since been in unsettled
state, owing 70 the uncertainty bat exists to the
character OF the new ministry that may BE- formed,
ard the future Of political events The French
iunds however, have partly recovered from their de-
five per Cents: which fell to ss 90 are now steady at
~ ~ gTeat many saies took place Immediately on
ss o. tns Lac sas1s. a but the
pear TO be stesdyi aud eusiness toiersbly sctive.
Gossos are ec', to = for money and account and for
the February account they are pcgs to o1i Reduced
Three per Cents, are s7x to- New Three and
sQusrter per Cents, feg. TO 50; ESchsluer Bills
Ola stock. go TO 26s; do Bonds, 75s 10 5ss prem
In the foreign market there has been but little
movement, either regards business prices. The
latter have, in general been steady and arn, whilst
the dealings nave been limited Brazilian have ir-
per cent, but have since recovered Chisn are per
cent better whilst Mexican are Hat at decline Of Z.
Per cent; Spanish a per cent lover, and vsne1aela
railway sharcs has been decidedly good nowithstsnd
ing tie Illustrating state Of the consol market The
business has not been large enough ts give any
influence TO the market.
Three O'Clock -Consci, close sCE 10 e6rs shares
are rather heavy. Northwestern, la to lziY Grsst
Western. .sA to 7sa(; Midland 4sis to as ~ Great
Northern, l1S; do A, G.. to oh do. ID, IL to IN
Caiedonisns l0as to ltii.
IosroS Cosy FscusNGS, Jan lo.--Ths weather IL
very vet to-day snd has been long damp aud mild,
that the condition OF ell grain is seriously Affected
weigh lbs busbel lighter than the same dsscrip.
tions weighed during the frost Of December. Under
suck circUIa-tance, one brings more than ne can
help Msanv LIE the arrival. are short and the 20
vcrrment return. show that the supplies Of foreign
corn % the whole kingdom are no. increasing, nor
does there appear any probability Of their being
large - hitherto unless prices Improve Tor grsdu
ally he prices paid y the consumer abroad must rise
pnti rreeuction Is stimulsted Ia advance. WHEAT
The market here IL dull while In the agricultural and
in the manufacturing districts tho demsndh fair at
fully late rates. In the Baltic, prime red wheat Is
quoted At Sss to 400 for spring which leaves
no margin fer profit here such would not sell Of
pears turning cut larger in quantity n better In
quality han was exPeoteii aud "a the wet, mild wea
tier against operations OF the mslster pre.s have
declined gradually since hsryest Some III ID English
has been sold 10 dftlsrs ~ under aZs while parcel
OF beautiful Danish chsyaller SO ID, was sold to
malster st ;n.. The bulk Of foreign growth seems
likely to be Increased by improvement In culture of
old arabic more than by breaking up soil for, II
sy manure or more tilsgs Or better sd each grsn
would ircrease also Oats The market is not lover;
supplies are short and consumpton must be iocres.
ing. Meanwhile the crops In sweden and Denmark
are raid 10 hare bern very superior last harvest and
from thence nov draw our chief spring supplies
which raised prices here and abroad and the trade !.
dull and -pritless. flour The stoc rs are heavy
and much CT the freneb being inferior 10 diicult TO
Fell; Ens qualities OF hoWsyer. hnd ready takers
fer mixing. Clover scsd -Ths stocks compare
lively short both Of Epglish and foreiza and prices
though higher than las. year seem likely TO sdvsnce
unless checked by over Importation.
U.tHr MAEgfr, JkN. s-Co,ton our report of
the 3lst December We have received successivey sd
vices frcm the United States under date 18th ult
from New York. and 10th said month frcm New Or-
lsRns per Asia and 2lst from Ner ork. and 18th De-
eemb.r ls't from New Orleans per Arctic. Tkose per
asia announce decline Of fc IN New York, an ~ 70
IN the south, With six more .hips the bsrth for
hsvfe snd In consequences the demand here was AL
meet 81 an END occasiouing thereby rather languii
Trcet. nevertheless holders remain steady. aud ve
closed the week with daily sale. ~ 200 TO sOo bales
The effect ~ the advces from Liverpool, announcing
sn excsrs q stock OF 10000 bales the 3lst De-
esuber, vas osuntCrbalsnced hY tho arrival Of
ment in New York although tbs settlement Of
the German question was not yet knorn. To
,um mp the poriticn 81 market is much the
tame, and generally speaking there are buyers aud
sellers At quotations We lock for % ships from the
United ststss of which had cleared with 2 bales
The imports since the fret of the rear comprise T3SS
bales, svans. 5000 bales sales S0s bales cf which to
srfiys n at stock to ths day be val ued
AZ u SEQ bales The following the sales elected