The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-22
Additional Foreign News BY the America M
Halifax.

HALIFAX, July q, 1852
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
More troops had been sent for the present force Of the
British being quite inadequate No movement of i'm.
portance had been made since April
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL CoTroE MARKrr.-Eusness during the
week has been slack, influenced In great measure By
the political excitement consequent on the elections
The Bac's news had Psrcepbie effect on the trans
actions Of Wednesday indeed any variation Of
prices be noted during the week. although in some in
stances buyers succeeded in purchasing at advan-
sge of 116a I'd. per lb. The quotations Friday at
the close of the market, were-0reans fair 69Gd; mid
ding 53Sd Mobile fair, sgd middling 5i4d Upland
fair, sgd; middng, 316d Sales Of the week SO gro
bales including 6140 speculation and 900 for
port The stock at Liverpool called 65soO0 bales Of
which $4,000 American against 5l6 900 American
last year.
ENGLISH MONEY MARKET.--Money continues abun-
dant and discounts easy Consols 1905 1oo7s
Bullion continues augment There is In the issue
department of the Bank of England f217so0 900. The
highest of consols for money this week. has been
1o05s and the lowest 100 Foreign securities dull
but all classes of United States stocks in active de-
mand except railroads. $4,000 more of the Peruvian
Three per Cents were paid off during the week
LIVERPOOL Conn MARKEr,-The continuance of fine
weather bas quite depressed the grain market The de-
mand very limited but importers have refrained from
forcing sales Wheat may be quoted ut decline of ID
per 70 lbs; -four Cd per bbl and corn shade easier
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKEr.-The late importations
of beef prove of but indifferent quality and holders de-
mand extreme rates which checks business Fine qua
ities much wanted but there is scarcely any in i'm
porters hands Very high prices continue to be real
lied for Irish and fresh No American here Bacon MT
the late advance does not sell freely but the
ther favorable for consumption increased demand
may be looked for. Lard is Cd TO Is per cw dearer
with very light stock-quoted 5ss Tallow Sd to Cd
per cwt lower No cheese received this Grease
butter realized extreme rates.
LIVERPOOL PRopucE MARKEr.-Nava Stores--Rosin is
in good demand 1000 bbls sold at 2s 1od spirits
pei tine without change; turpentne no change Ashes
fair business doingaat former quotations Oils-5ea
is in good demand, at f33 5s. per tun; palm, mode
Dyewood--22O tons ST. Domingo logwood sold at f3
IL. Cd f3 lOs
LONDON CoRs MARxEr-A small attendance at the
market Yesterday riday and few transactions to re-
cord. Foreign wheat and oats shilling per quarter
cheaper English barley fiat, at late rates Little doing
in seeds
West India quiet; sales ycrterday 26o boxes, making
1900 for the week; Havana Dos I'D to 26s., with few
sellers Cofee-Priccs barely maintained; native Cey-
Ion. 44s. 40s Cd. Tea-The demand is languid. Tai.
low-Fat. Metal market-Very active, with free sales
of iron, lead and copper at advancing prices Wool
Tbe sales were postponed till this evening. Nothing
doing in hemp or fax. Leather-Animated and prices
slightly on the rise. Kice-Fifty-sx tierces Carolina
sold at 1Ss. Cd.
STATE ENGLISH TRADE-(From A. Dennistouns
Circular I'VE have change to notice in business
generally, but the elections going have rather
diminished its activity. The cotton mills continue in
full employment and goods in fair demand, without
change in prices.
Train & Co report cargoes and passengers
unchanged from last week.
STATE OF TRADE FRANcE.-Pars manufacturers are
still employed with orders from La Plate. Commission
agents also buying for the provincial fairs New silk
is beginning to find ready sale Mt 50f 7oc the kogam
me. The manufacturers at Itelienne in full work
There is little doing in the Cote du Rhone Exchange
Continental exchange shows variation in rates.
Silver firm, standard low, London-5s farthing; gold
do. f3 It's. Sd.
PASSENGERS.
Mr. and Mrs Castle, infant nurse Mr. and Evans
and infant Mr. and Mrs william Fox, Herts Mrs
Scott and two children Mrs Cockburn; Misses Levere,
Kendall, koer, st Louis; Howe J S Nye. Williams,
Palm, n Morris A Morris, j., Lappage. Allen
Sinduh J Birch jr. Morrison. Lor Denny, Renvick,
Watts Simpson Orsley, Goide Dubois, Emile Doug
las, Captain McKennon, N; Rev Bishop, Col Gregg.