The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-31

Exchange london ss,s to 50. The demand for ship
ping is undated Freights higher than ever.
THE EXCHANGES
Gold O4s dsarer in Paris than in Iondsn and O. e5 per
cent desrer in Hamburg thar in London.
Markets.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
TUESDAY, Oct. ls-Two O'CLOCK
The advces received from the Continent this morning
considered to be Of decidedly warliks character
although the confirmation of the reports in circulation
yesterday is till ntng The fact of the appointment
Of Prince Pakiewitch to the chief command of the Rus
sian army Of the Danubian Provinces is considered
accurate and is taken indication that the Car in
tends re,rograde movement, Notwithstanding the pa
cifc speeches until the last day two put into his mouth
by his creatures The statement that the French govern
ment has removed the restriction hitherto imposed upon
the unofficial journals in the discussion Of Eastern poll
tics is regarded as ing clearly that the French
government has given up the idea that injury to the
cause of peace is likely from the reest vena
ten of the subiectthat indeed there is longer any
probability that hostilities be avoided.
The market for publ; securities has been very steady
this morning. Notwithstanding the nature Of the intelli
ger received Consols for money have been done at
Sigs to 9lK and for the account 81 x The market
is however, datter in consequence Of the receipt ofa
Geographic despatch purporting to give the Of
Prince Gorschikof to the 10 evacuate the Prin
cpaties Consols are therefore quoted at the lower
figure of sl1 ~ both for money and the account; the
Quarter per Cents at 922s TO x Bank Stock 2ls 1s,
Echequer Bills 49, to S. pm, and India Bonds 5s dis.
on The whole a trae irmer
The Railway share market has been duh all the morn.
ming but the actual amount Of depression in prices has
The Gold Mine share market has been quiet; but utts
change in quotations can be noted.
HalfpaS TaO.-Consols for Account, Nov. 10, 913s H.
BROWN, SMILEY AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Oct is, 1853.
Notwithstanding the turn of nearly all the mills at
Preston the sales of cotton for three days from Satur
day to to-day TO 600 bales at the full prices Of
last week. improvement is reported in Manchester
and market has shown steadiness, but animation
to day
The market been active day at an advance
of 3D. per bushe in wheat and Is Is Cd. per Dbl on
-four on the preceding quotations No change in Indian
JAMES M'HENRY's CIRCULAR
LIVERPOOL. Oct. Is, 1868.
Provisions inactive Beef and pork are quite ne
elected Cheese steady at late decline Lard is without
change. Tallow maintains the advance Rice less doing
nseed cakes are in active request In quercitron bark
nothing
BREADsTurTs-A good business has been done in -four
at an advance of L. Wheat has been largely taken
the extreme quotations advised last mail Spectators
quiet but consumers supplying themselves freely
Indian corn is dull and sales only be made at de-
cline of IS. per 4s0 lbs.
Co1ros The demand has been fully maintained this
week the tales Of the two days reaching 1900 bales
$500 being speculation for export and prices slim
have again advanced Lied per h. all grades Of clean
or fair apled American. The closing of the mills at
market in Manchester it has led to slightly dearer
rates for the description of cloth chiefly manufactured
there and indeed made the market altogether rather
seadier
ANTHONY, DoER AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LONDON, Oct. Is, 1853
Since the date of our last the money market ha, been
easier and best short bills taken at Az per cent
The market is however, uncertain and with the excep
tion Of short first class paper di counts with difficulty
obtained at per cent above the current The
payment of the dividend moneys usual at this ssason
arc the temporary favorable urnn the exchanges made
money easier At the moment but the exchanges
cicedly 1attcr and kis with the continued demand will
produce further strngency The Bank OF England will
meeting The Bank of France has increased it's OF
discount to per cent The changes this month in the
Bank OF France are important decrease of e. 500 900 in
the bulon an increase Of about f3 600 in the dis
counts The money market in France is at much
easier than that of ngand although the demand upon
the Bank Of France for bullion has, within the month";
been greater than that upon the Bank Of England
Upon the Continent generally the rate Of money has in
creased with the demand here
In the political world OF Europe there has been great
deal of agitation cur the past fortnight and there
every reason to expect that Turkey and Russia viii
to blows EDglaI and France must sustain Turkey The
effect of itself will hardly be upon
the general interests than the spprehen uncer
tai ties which have existed for several months past
The trade Of barbaroas country like Russia of little
importance to England; she imports from England only
about Oto coo sterling while Turkey imports from
England 13,o00oOo sterling per annum, and the United
States of America with third the population of Rus
sa imports about twenty times much The interests
therefore, of England and every other civilized country
lie the extinction Of the Ubiquitous and paraysing des
potsm Of Russia whose aggressive strength is probably
greatly oyeaiei There il reason to think and to hope
hitherto supposed
Business has been exended this year. but
running Off and he principal ground Of apprehension
ishat England will requifea considerable MT Of bread
sufs this winter The tendency Of the bread stuff
ket has been decidedly downwards until within few days.
prolonged wet weather, unfavorabe for planting
sustains them IL fair weather should again prevail it
is probable that bread stus will not much higher
price, although the majority OF opinions incline the
other way.
The tendency of the cotton market is downwards, in
consequence of the diminished dem and for merchandise
.folt rtate fpalr Ia Grp
at G4s. Lead maintains its price Tin has advanced 6
per cwt. Spelter is nominal at !-2l IS.
American securities continue dull OF SALE At the
sent moment the United States markets better for
them than the English not because of diminished conf
dence in them much as from the general cuitament
which is going Cd.
Specie continues to flow in freely and the bank returns
last week. for the first time in Eve months, exhibited
vorable t Is feared that money cannot at present
mulate in the Bank OF England
CAIG1TA Sep 3-The last accounts received relative
TO East India produce looked upon as favorable
than they have been for some time past There has
been little animation here however an exports 10 Great
Britain very moderate. For America there has been
considerable business doing and for The southern colo
mics there still brisk trade in progress, which tends
materially to keep up the prices oil OF staple
articles Of produce For general remarks leading
articles would refer to the body report Though
cannot yet report any marked improvement in the
prices obtanabe for piece goods generally IL gratifying
prospects Of market much satisfactory than
for long time past and if the rates ruling your side
on continue to be nainained have little doubt but
shall experience long decided change for
tie better stocks in our consuming markets
considerably reduced In piece goods the ira actons
OF the past month comparatively limited owing in
great measure TO increased rmness the psrt Of
ceycIs and partly 10 consequence of want Of steam
water carriage which has caused dealers to hang back
good deal In making purchase For yarns, market
in very healthy position, and prices are tending mp
wards. ENchange-To days quotations arc first class,
six months sight credit, ~ Id per rupee. document
bills Of the same usance, Is I'd. to Is LA,
NEW RAILROAD ROUTE BETWEEN New York AND