Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-01-10

amount We add what has been used in similar way in
the United States, shall be furnished with answer
to the Question What has become of the extraordinary
supply of gold during the last two years The Eeopoma
saws that the twelve millions of gold coined in France has
dipaced equal of silver from the circulation
We do not think this is by any certain Has it not
rather displaced considerable quantity Of bank notes.
The circulation Of paper in France the first and last OF
the year might easily be aseertaned and would settle the
question As respects the United States suppose your
satiscans will inform themselves of the amount of gold
which has been coined in 1851 and the amount of crcu-
laon the lst of January 1851, and LIST Of January
1852; we should like TO be informed also.
There is alteration in the terms of the London mo-
ney market in the exchanges which are more deter
mined now however, by the demands OF trade than by
political causes The English stock Market taking It's
tone in from that Of France has very near
B recovered the prices which obtained before the date of
the Presidents coup detat Prices little depressed
Saturday, owing to report that the Austrian Ambas-
sador had been recalled and that the British army was to
be increased These being unfounded the market
rallied again. The continental bourses report that
French Prussan and even Austrian securities i'm
proved price Spanish and Portuguese remain heavy
II is certain that the London market bills in reference
both to France and Italy in better odor and persons
who fortnight ago ndisposed to have any thing
do with France enter into French transactions Rail
way and mining shares partake in the mnes the stock
market.
The fine open weather has tended to keep the corn
market from rising but has in any way depressed it
the prices occasionally showing tendency to advance
The Christmas Smithfeld Cattle Show has just been
held and probably surprising show of oyerfed and
uneatably- fat animals exhibited Among the
agricultural produce display Of of the field
products of Ireland such mangel wurze Swedes and
other tumps carrots parsnps, chcory, &C., some of
them of remarkable SIZE The quantity produced per
is surprising Mangel wurze exhibited from Clon-
nell of which the weight per English sixty-se-
ven tons turnps carrots &c. from twentyfour to forty
tons per English Gigantic cabbages also shown
from Ireland weighing forty pounds each and
of which forty-two tons per English acre were grown
The colonial and produce market may be designated by
| one term dull Rice is the only article which can be
quoted as being shade higher.
Parliamentary return lately made shows that Liver
pool is the greatest port in the British empire in the value
of its exports and the extent of its foreign
New York is the only place out of Great Britain which
can any way compete with Liverpool New York is the
Liverpool of America Liverpool is the New York of Eu
rope The ports are together the gates doors of
entry between the Old World and the New Liverpool
ports in value than half the total amount Of the
ports of Great Britain and Ireland The principal ports
in Great Britain rank follows for the year 1850:
Liverpool exports, in value, G35, 100000