The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-12

Total Dec TO Dec. 10. Observation-Disclosures. S9SlI4 81
Previously reported. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q, 6u 5l5 le
Total for .S24, 5l9 e1a 81
During the time the shipments from other ports
have been upwards of million dollars The steansh
Europa from this port for Liverpool Wednesday
will probably take out large amount Of The
Cunard line offers favorable terms for ping gold
than the Collins line
The steamship Arctic 1T this port from Liverpool to.
day. brings feur days later from all parts Europe
There is rothng definite decided relative to the posi-
ton of affairs in the East The financial accounts are
not favorable those received by the previous
steamer. The London Chronicle OF the 2sth Of Novem
Der, says -
NANTES cd to-day in the English stock market There
many matters of important character which now
6rd it difficult to arrive at definite conclusion the
probable Of future events and the phases of the
market Az regards politics, the dealers look with in
creased anxiety At the progress Of the Eastern question
They generally conclude that the period for negotiation
elapsed that the efforts secure peace viii be
successful Money few Gays been gradually
becoming tighter and tighter; discount alton
is found to be less freely granted, and = fear is
pressed that the value Of money is about again to
France and to ST. Petersburg has for some days
past before noticed, been very active and for
the present there appears but slight chance Of much
nnution On the contrary, it is feared that the ship
mens may be extended over a lengthsd period and be-
accelerated The financial operations govern
ment Of increasing Importance and the anxiety to
know what is in cont emplAton is very great. With
ference TO foreign politics. the accounts day
have not BY any means tended interest
ed in the subject that further for an AMIGA
BILE settlement Of the differences between and rur
key viii be successfs and hence the general anxiety felt
the matter increases rather Than declines regards
the money market there certainly much reason 10
pect that the present rates viii be maintained and
chased by tie public during the last two months has
Withdrawn . considerable amount of capital from
one channel, and thrown it into the market for
employment else where. At the t:ms, the ex-
portation Of the precious metals, which, We have
often had remark has been most a,tive in
creases and ia likely stu to do 80 whilst il viii be OBJ.
eel we'd that the arrivals Of gold from Austras not
BY any means, 10 the extent they expected to be-
The faancAi Arrangements of the Chancellor OF tas
chequer are, however, OF more immediate importance
than either Of the two preceding questions upon
Of the public fluids will b. affected and What viii probs
bly, be the course Of the money market 1t oered
that during the early part of the month Of January
pretty close at hand Of about six millions sterling
has to be paid to the public in tn shape of dividends
that similar represents the amount Of the various
stock. which WIN At the same period ,. paid of The ar
sct felt to be Of considerable import ard as
With the exception Of what in the Morn
ING Chronicle Of Saturday, there has ben as yet no
ntimation afforded the Dealers their anxiety
It is feared that II of about welvs millions err
we're 1T once to be paced in the hands Of the public
fnstantane)u s and most n furious effect would be pro
uced The circulation Of the bank would BE- suddenly
expanded to safe extent money would become ex
ceedingly easy, spscua ion would promoted protests
of doubtful character projected mass sf foreir Sc
curites would be thrown upon market, our netai,
resources De greatly reiucsd and the whole monetary
disorder, from the effects Of which it would taks some
time to recover With this subject Ii Is rs
cessary TO that the Bank Of E3gani as deeply
interested In as asy other monetary Institution
in the country II is evident the Bs ak must h.ys con
ro over the currency, and to obtsn it must possess
ssaey may BE- the market a sn =. .oS
bank notes, SO as to keep dswn the circulation In
other words, whilst it would issue notes by one
operation 1T would call them back by another and thus
keep up the equilibrium of It's active circulation Tn.
Con,o market opened this morning at the price OF e5
to 20 AMI rallied to s539 to 951 but recsisd aai
finally left ofat s6 TO e5}S for money account Con
so Tor the January account are quoted at 9o4 to 90
Stock now Plentiful, and money Is 1ngst
dealers Out Of doors the des nd money con
very active, AMI hrit class bills cannot under Inv cir
cumstsnc be discounted under per cent With refer
ence to the recent shipments Of gold Russia referred TO
iast week IL appears that the obtained ad
vances upon certain English securities nsld by him
which have been RENTED TO Sc. Petersburg report
that eminent mercantile house in London is connect.
ed with the contraction Of Russian loan 70 the ex
tent Of 70 100000 is incorrect There il, however
son 70 believe that well knewn house at Amserdsm
deeply connected with Russian interests at the
time seeking to obtain large Of money for trans
mission to st. Petersburg.
The Times, Of the Goth Of November, says -
The specie Of the week have been extrsor
nary heavy, and greatly the unfAvorabl side The
arrivals have consisted Of f276 900 gold and ESQ 600
ver ana the exports OF upwArcs OF $500 900 gold and
l20 600 silver of which the amount Of gold the
sian gove nment 1000, 000 while additional total
Of fo0 900 has been sent st. Petersburg by private
firms
Tho Bank Of France has decided on making ia pay.
mens In god In consequence Of the drain made upon
silver bullion.
The market for breadstufs continued nsctive With
downward tendency in prices The arrivals had been
large in consequence OF the fine weather The ner brands
& American -four had sold freely, but prices we're heavy
Quotations for cotton particularly for the lower grades
bad slightly improved Advicss from this side of frost
had caused the advance and increased demand From
the manufacturing districts there Is nothing new or i'm
portant Trade generally dull.
Al meeting OF the President and Directors of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company Wednesday the
Ih instant the board determined that the canal should
continue open for navigation long the weather
nitted, and until closed by ice
The earnings Of the Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad
Company IN Ntv. 1853 amounted TO st0560 &c. azains,
seSG2 SO from The month lsst year, shoving ar
ipcrease Of 81, 1877 81.
The Toronto Curtin says The statement OF busness