The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-10
Commercial Affairs.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.


Commercial Affairs.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, Dec. o. 1852
good demand for money continues, without change
in the rate of discount The bullion in the Bank of Eng
land amounts to Ell OOO Consols for left
oil at 1Oo7s 1Ol ex-dividend. U. s. stocks.-Bell L
Co report the market for American stocks very active
Barring Brothers Co. say have alteration to notice
in quotations. The market remains firm.
Letters say the Ecuadoran government still profess
desire to arrange the foreign debt and express the belief
that Urbna will eventually DO something towards the
permanent interest of the creditors.
Barring Brothers advertise payment Of the first January
dividends South Carolina sterling bonds, Maryland
sterling, Massachusetts, bonds and Canada debeature.
COTTON.
from Brown, Shipley 4 Co.'S Circular.l
LIVERPOOL, Dec "a, 1852.
During the past week there has been seadiness
in the cotton market with partial improvement of
eighth per pound in the middlng qualities of American
The demand continues limited but &he frmness in the
American market under the Of heavy receipts
has given to holders more confidence in present prices
The sales for the week ending last evening" to
50 $50 bales Of which spectators took expor
tsrs $780, The following are the qaotations-
Upland fair. ASK Midding ....- aSI
Friday business was estimated at s. 900 bales im Is
ports for the week 20 626 bales, of which 63,S6s
soek asans
which lss, 600 bales were American last year.
From Private Correspondent
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 25 1852.
Our cotton market closed last evening with improved
feeling, compared with the last advices per Canada
pecaly for mddng qualities the prices for which
stiher, without scarcely quotabe advance We quote
fair Orleans at 6l@ and middling at SO; upland fair 5K
middlmg, 5s The total sales Of the week foot up in
round numbers 80 00O Of which spectators took only
1900 and exporters 900 bales breadsts markets
essentially the reported by the Canada West
canal -four continues in fair demand at 28s and Ohio
at 2Ss Cd yellow corn commands full rates--ay 34s
Cd. OF white there is little sale. Consols
iuctuate but little and closed yesterday at 1OOsl
The Hayre cotton market has undergone quotable
change since last ayces and the sales of the week end
ing Wednesday fall trHe under 900 bales, at steady
prices.
The sales of the week comprise about 800 bales with
any very marked alteration quotations for inferior
descriptions against bales Of Imports Our stock
is valued at 1877 bales of which 1920 bales
American.
BREADsTuFrs.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. %, 1852
The grain market is quiet at last weeks prices Brown
delpha, Ohio and Baltimore 29d.; Canadian 26s 29s :
sour, 24s. Cd 26s. White wheat is worth 7s 4d to 7s
10d; red es 3D. Is 3d. White 36s'; yellow 34s
Cd. mixed 34s There will be but little business doing
until after Christmas.
PROVISIONS.
from William Gardner and George Badenachs Liverpool
Crculars.l
New beef in fair inquiry and holders ak an advance
on last weeks prices which has not been generally con
Pork is again dearer with an upward tendency.
Nearly the whole of the late import of apples have been
taken by dealers, but without improvement Bpdwins
arc rather better, say lbs. a l4s 9d. per barrel.
PRODUCE.
From Brokers' Merchants Liverpool Circular.
AsiiEs rather dull ut 2ss for pots, and 2ss. for
pearls
BARK is in retail inquiry at 9s 3D. a 9s Cd for Pha.
delpha, and ST. for Baltimore.
BEE WAX is more plentiful and ca sier.
CorfrE.-Notbing worthy Of nosce has been reported
DyrwOoDs-1he transactions limited to sales of
LAD.Ihere is little change to notice. Sales OF 100
tons have been made. al about 6s.
SUGAR.-Transactons chiefly confined to refners
The aies of foreign have been 200 bags brown Macao
and Parabao at IFS Sd. 1Ss.
MoLAssts sells readily arrival at full prices.
0ns-About 600 tons changed hands yesterday the
spot and to arrive at f32 los to s33 Os 1od Seal and
rape oils continue steady
NAVAL sroRs.-Rosn continues in demand, at 5s. Sd.
for common, 49, for fine Sales of turpentne for
the week are reported at 300 bb at lis per cw No
sales OF spirits except 20 tous at Sos per cwt There il
no tar here.
Lrysrup CAKE sells readily at former quotations.
RHE-Iherc has been better demand for East lnda,
and large sales have been made at o.. 13s.
TMIOw.-Therc has been doing in tallow Sales
OF 500 casks at AS 3D. 46s. 3D. Domestcs continue
duh of sale.
F,a1euls 70 the United States are less firm owing to
large arrivals of shipping Dead weight has been less
offered. and in many instances lower rates have been
| hken Steeroge passages remain without improvement.
Price TO New York about 81 los.
THE LONDON MARKETS.
from Barring Bror1lers' Circular.
The London produce market closed on the 23 and will
reopen until Tuesday january "a The transact
since last have with the exception Of sugar-which
has been in active demand ut Cd advancenot been
ensiye but holders generally continue firm Bresdstuts
quiet Cotton is steady.
Passengers by the America.
Mr. and Mrs Plenear Air and Mrs Goodrich, Mrs Powell
Miss Neill Messrs. Neil, Beae Mansergh Hastings,
Perkins, Davis, Eschekcll Muller, Nee, Norg Bourke,
Jr., Jondrot, Donald, Kelar, Beale Eworre, Boyley,
Walock, Lough.
shipping Intelligence.
Arrived from New York-19th. Hermann, (steamcr) at
Cowes Elyo at Gravesend; 10th Minna at do Achilles
at Naples; 21st Garrack at Lverpool 2th Albert Mia
CARA, and Baltic (stcamer) at Liverpool Oliyera at Lis
bon; 23d Arabella at Groyesend.
Arrived from So ayannah-2ith VIM Pcrric q, Liverpool
Arrived from CharestonSamoset, at Havre 10th, Mic
mac in the Clyde; Goth, Savannah, at Liverpool Julia
Howard at do; oath, Gen Parkhill do.
Arrived from Mobic-24th American Union, at Lpoo
Arrived from New Orleans--12th Dians at Bremen
7h Marion, at Hayre; Oeego, at Liverpool 10th John
Garrow, st do sarah Ayde, do; Magnolia do Calfor
mia at Hamburg 2OtE, Lizzie Harvard, at Liverpool Par
tbena do Salem, 10. 21st, louisiana do Martha Wood
o., Joan HeTy. do Josiah BraNee, DO, Glen Mario