The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-07

Boston city AZ per cent sterling bonds .loSh
New Orleans city per cent bonds, 1898 =. 90
Belvidere, (De } 6 per ct. LIST mt. CON- 1877 s21s
Cincinnati and 81. Louis per cent LIST mort e2 93
Chicago and Mississippi per cent LIST mort SOY sos.
Chicago and Aurora 7 per cent lst mort. SO 81
fh lf and "si Read RR % Ct mort ID. 1850 ss
Penna. Central RR. per cents 1880 e61s ok
Ny and E,ie RI RI per Ct LIST mort 1882 1919 1857
n. \. and Erie RR. per CT. I'd mortgage.
JAMES M'HENRY's CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Sept %, 1858.
PRoyKIoSs.-Sdes and shoulders keep very quiet the
stock does reduce rapidly as expected Many par
GELS sold to SPECTATORS again on the market In beef
at full rates lard has been taken for fixture delivery
the extent of 800 tons at sos. to SIS.
TALON has been very excited Sales ofNorth American
at Sos.
CIovEIsr1D is wanted at the late advance.
large business has passed in rice for home consump
ton and for export
There continues good inquiry for linseed cake
BREADsTJffs.-A buoyant feeling continues. Wheat
and -four have further advanced Indian has made
an extraordinary improvement, having to-day reached
40s per $50 lbs
CoI1os.-since the sailing of the Baltic the market has
been more unsettled than ever and a decline of a
farhng per h. their previous nominal value has been
currently accepted Tor the ordinary low mddn qualities
ofAmercan tie better grades have given way I'd per h.
but middling Orleans, from their scarcity only lied
per 10 lower in the week. There has been very limited
business doing in Manchester all the week Stock this
day sos l45 bags, Of which 5l0 1877 American Stock
last year. sol OOi bags Of which 401 817 American.
Sales this week, p $50 bags, including n o2o American
laoU bags DelS on speculation ana ooO Tor export
PRICES CURRENT OF AMERICAN PRODUCE.
BREAnsIJffs-flo ur-Western Canal Sis Us. Phila-
delrhis S3s CAS-; Baltimore 33s 34s ST. Louis and
Ohio 33s SIS; Canadian 32s S3s. and heated,
29s. SIS Wheat-Red SIS. 9s.; white, o. 3D. 9s Cd ;
mixed S. 3d. Is. Cd, per 70 lbs. Indian Corn-Whte
$ss 4os mixed S6s S7s.; yellow, Sss. 4os per $50
lbs.
CeTToN--Sea Island, Id odd stained do Sd I'D
roved, S5sd. I'd Orleans, 31sd. 7hd.; Mobile and
Alabama, Id. I'D
Observation-Disclosures middles 42s a 4ss per cwt
Beef-Mess 15s sos. per ticrce; do do India zoos.
llcs do BGtter-Grease, Sos a 65s per cwt. Cheese
ferior; @4s. f0s do: HamsIn salt shoulders, sos.
Us per cwt fork-Frme mess, 7Os los. per Dbl; do
mess. los. q ,5s do
GENERAL CHARACTERIZATION bark Philadelphia S. cd.
s.. Ter do Baltimore, rs. I'd IS. I'D LardFine,
tos; do fair, 57s 5ss. do inferior and grease sos.
sfs. per cwt Tailow-5Os. Sos. per cwt Sperm OIL
$50 ES7 per TIM. Whale oils33 f35 per tun, Lard
lice-Iarolina lin bond,) 2ls. a 25s per cwt.
RICHARDSON BROTHERS AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL Sept. %, 1859
Since the Goth the weather has been fine bu: the
curry has been gradually falling from that date
We have experienced continued good demand for
wheat and -four and several parcels each have changed
handssince our last market day. the former at very
IRENE prices nd the latter at cd advance good quail
ties OF Philadelphia and Baltimore; most Of the lots of
Westerns and Canadians recently arrived from New York
of.wheat.
For Indian corn have also had an active speculative
inquiry but there very little SALE whether the
spot or c. 7. & l.
We had good attendance OF the trade this morning
and have again to report active demaad for wheat
and aour prime parcels Of the former, warehouse,
allied ID Sd advance the prices Of Tuesday and 3d.
ed per barrel the latter, for good sweet parcels and
sours participate in that improvement especially for lots
from store.
Indian corn on the spot held for an advance Of & &c.
per quarter, but the quantity OF sweet sale is
very small 4o asked for yellow and S9s realized for 600
quarters and 39s Ats for white, but sales
ported Of the latter at these figures $685. 37s Cd paid
for heated Egyptian and Ibraia.
good consumptive business done in oats at ID per
10 lbs over o prices 9s The supply 9smsa was
prime old, and s JOS and 3Os Cd for new, a. in quail
Parcel of heated boiling Canada peas sold at 4Gs
our imports Of foreign cereales since this day week con-
sist 20 quarters wheat 5574 quarters Indian corn
81 $40 barrels and S5 sacks -four Exports in the
PERIOD 40 quarters wheat 04 quarters Indian corn,
200 barrels and 100 sacks four.
Our this day for American cereacs store
the sales being principally confined to suchne white at
SIS. Cd 81 3D. Mixed and red, very little offering but
stale parcels Canadian very little sale store and
recent arrivals from being much heated Of very
tain value, and in landing condition unsaleabls
,o.. OF vno COS oa u.s. fn a1s Up
33s Canadian superine 32s. 33s extra 33s. 34s Cd
American, 2es. eos. Cd. 2ss Cd ex ship 3os ex
store.
ISnIAS CoRs.--swect yellow 39s 39s Cd white in
condition 3s S9s por 4So lbs No prime sweet sale
These figures paid by Spectators and above the
cons umptve value in Ireland.
CorToN-Ttere has been general dullnes In the trade
prices have declined I'D per Id. Sales q, $50 bales
! S. Cd. per cwt ship.
LARD on the spot is steady at e0s but for spring
livery $50 tons have been sold at 52s per cwt.
TArDw, in consequence Of unsetement in Turkish az
| fairs, has advanced to 56s, per cwt.
CIOuTaf1D4Is. AS. is the value OF American; there
u some slight inquiry at AIS
RE ia quiet. Some fair rice sold below its value
| to-day, ut BPS. a 22s. 3D., il is said.
Bt1r-lhe quantity taken by government is said to be
s50 erces at about average Of GO 15s per fierce and
$40 barrels at Dos. per barrel There is difficulty in
certanng the quantity and price under the system
adopted The market has firm appearance, and there
| u fair business doing
PoRkThe contract is said to be taken for 900 terces
at an average Of 1873 Cd per tierce and 100 barrels at
| los ID. (for Irish American is quite unsaleabe.
BAcoN-Not much doing and prices II anything weaker
Barring, BROTHERS AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
| LONDON, Friday, Sept. G-5 r. NJ
The state OF the Russo Turkish question has had fur
ther depressing effect the funds and its influence has
been felt in the colonial anil foreign produce markets
which have been generally fat, with downward ten
dency regards prices In the market however the
DEM nd has been animated and prices again higher
advanced rates have also been paid for taow. Money
continues in request and higher rates Of discount
paid out Of doors though the minimum rate Of the bank
remains Al per cent CoDsols leave of "a for money
and g4R for the account Bar silver 10 aat at o. lid
New dollars also at S. ord The letters by the overland
mail arrived 10Th instant bringing advces to the follow
ing dates Calcutta 9th, Bombay 3D. Colombo 18th Au
gust Canton 2lst, shanghae 9th Manila 18th, and Ba
| AMERICAN sToxs-No State stocks pressing on the mar
ket MARYLAND offered at 81, and could be bought pro-
badly little lower Railroad bonds would all be lower
! If there were any buyers in the market
CotHrSrAI has declined I'D. Sd per Ii while OF 6sl
bags at auction barely one half has found buyers Hon
dufas silver a. 3D. 5s. 3D. with pasty from IS I'd A.
Sd black from A. 3D. 81. 1Od Mexican silver, A. I'd
As sd black 4s. I'd. A.. 1od. Tenerins, a. lOd
| 81. Cd.
Cocoa held firmly, but no transactions reported.
CofrB has ruled fatty through the week and in many
instances reduction Of Is D. has been submitted Il
ooory descriptions. At the public sales IS casks 81
barrels Jamaica have been sold from ass Cd. 75s al
casks 3s3 bags &c, plantation Ceyon from 53s. 3D.
els se5 bags Costa Rca at 45s SIS 3D. and 100 bag
Rio at das ass. 3D., while 728 pkgs Mocha nearly
al bought In at 6Ts native Is dull and noRnally 47s
cargo Of 200 bags st. Domingo, from Port Prince ha
taken a1oat for port at 45s, insurance beinI
nf narlIcular In Holland the DO