The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27
Markets.
ANTHONY, DoRR Al D CO.'S CIRCULAR.

LONDON, Dss 10, 1858.
The Of the past fortnight have not been
ant There has been dscdsd tendency to improvement
and after long delay Of arrivals from Australia, gold 10
now beginning to come In In large quantities. and the
heavy applications for nsurs ndieae large quast
ties fog the future. No.wi the great Rassia
Grain OF GOLD, the Bank Of England last week showed
increase and this week viii probably show still larger
arrived The rate o. interest bills to 5& per
cent and good sign is that the large DISCOUNT housss
for satisy very nearly
from their Notwithstanding these favorable
crcumsaness, the question OF politics and war siil re-
mains open, and operations consequently oifcum
scribed but with evidently better feeling 1T the fou0
0ao1 tina, ~, after god Gem md for money 1o tas r.
voraby Tor England, producing greater ease m the mo
In retrospect Of the year, few leading facts are
worthy Of notice
Ths bullion in the Bank Of Ensl rd Is now about
Els COO sterng At this period last year it
The rate O. discount on fret class bills waA IL 70 psr
The price Of consos was loo It is s5 per cent.
Exchquer bills were at tss TO sss premium; they ara
Labor In about 30 per cent higher.
Wheat has advanced from Soc. to 7as.
Cotton has net varied Estsrially
Goals have iistr ON lis to Zss Cd Per ton Ia Lordon
Tea has risen 80 per cent.
Copper has rist nom fi02 to fl28 per ton.
ecotch pig iIsn has isen from Ga to sos per ton.
Tin has lisen from fa6 To ELS per ton.
Lead has rifen from fl7 TO f25 per ton.
tenNag0,
per cent, while gold received the Bans 0; Eagspa
1T the stan ard price
Rents have not charged 81 all In London - JET ne
mapd.
The Board OF Trade returns for last month exhto
increase Novenber) of 81 GOO Coo ate Ring in the
ports wits November 1882; ana tue deereae
in he circulation Of notes in Great Britain Is UPWARDS Of
So goo 000 The sversge increase Of wealth ia Great
Britain Is estimated at f40 GOO 0C0 per Toe a
IN 1853 Ia probably greater. Eoglish railway
property has declined within year 20 psr cent and
but few enterprise Of this kind proposed leaving
consequently large smount Of msans vt the disposal or
The summ up Of the above facts this The general
rse Of prices which has been Established in the face vt
a9s and sy Of rsa 10 ss
within the last year In the value Of gold as compared
with other vaiuea.
Of interest ought decline, but the diminished spec
ulsiion may Tor time reduce the rate.
dog. 1T tier prices II has bseu, as for some time
psst prineyai, fer Continental and American account
Dem. nds for cheat for France and belgium have
tsined ts pice. The EsBsh demand is duu Tae gene
raj bsef as to the production and consumption OF wheat
average consumption, production and deficiency greatly
oveIratsd):- Gai'Vzts
Supposed animal CONSUMPTION Ct wheat .is COZ 900
Average annual Importation. 100000
Average annual production rs 900 ooo
Deficiency this harvest nsthi d...... 5,ooo,ooO
This years. production. 10 600 coo
Imported up to 9TH September 100000
Totol IA, 000 COO
To be imported 1000, oCo
Total Is, 600, 900
TIE yield of oats barley and potatoes this yssr In
full average, especially of toe Isttsr and Of two
former the importation to September considerably in
excess Egh prices will materially restrict the consunap
ton and the elect of The strikes In tbs manufacturing
dstcts here many thou snd operatives and their fam
Dies Of necessity short allowance viii tend not in
considerably in the same direction
Cotton has yielded little In price, and tbs oonsuuE
ton Of manufactured goods notw hs,sndng the strikes
Of the workmen, hardly eiuAls the supply.
The Scotch pig iron market has bssn firm, In conse-
quence of continued orders from Fcance French
count, because of the recent reduction Of the duty.
great stimulus has consequently given to the
fruction Of furnaces and the revival neglected.
which promises great excess Of production the de-
nal nd within the coming year.
The Rufs.sn and Turkish ques ion rem aims unsettsd
and the skirmishes which take by land and SEA,
resulk.