The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-06


February. There little news brought BY the rarans,
her advss being anticipated by Of New York Dates
18th; Porto Rico, March Cd Valparaiso February lst
Csllao, 18th; Payta 10Th.
The official Oseratenr Athens of It'll ult contained
Of an to all +: s
zeal to put down the eDeltes in lS47 and $780,
Financial Intelligence
from the London Globe March Up.
Twelve OCooE-The further details received 10 day,
and that the united Of the French
cc relations has served to strengthen the funds which
have opened at.a marked impyoyemeDt-namely e9h .
The foreign have also recovered from depres
sion of ye,terday. Australian securities generally arg
shares depressed in price, Brazilian 1o2 lea Busnos
Ayres per Cents, 81 So; Ecuador, bH 6x; Granada,
Z s ss Cents ss as ss1.s'e s CENT?
Esx ssX 90 O. rs csn Sal 5s
Cent, 9s 90. Swedish Loan, 211S dis.
Railway shares all stronger, and better feeling
: American Mnes-Agua Fra, par X dis e. Anglo Ca.
sI1:n 5x Ays mec *
Mountain s a.1 i dis; Liberty x 4 premium; London
n; T:I.ss sss ssr;G s 's4 g.
Sssii:sS !: 4. SuSs zi|sSI s. Is a..
"a
Pi. ua: s.asss WITH
ARABIA stes ssss from New York and the
Bengal from Alexandria 10 packages Of spscs o pr1
aa7sss a. at S tho
from Australia From Sydney H. N. steamer vul.
can, with 500 ounces of gold the Black Friar, Dec
days after, with 255O2 ounces; the Cadet, Nov 80.
with a63 ounces the Clifton with $4,000 ounces-a
Taylor for London with s47 ounces the Sir Robert
Sale with 49, ounces the Joshua with 1888 ounces
la 600 ounces, from sydney and Melbourne the Bal
larat to leave early in January, had shipped about
all 81 sa ounces on hsi. way Of the
at Rio JaneiIo the 18th ult, and left next day for
England
in the shipments of gold from Melbourne The amount
brought by the Francis Henty to Messrs Hotchkn and
hobbs represented to be something like A. Per ounce
under the standard value instead of about 49, above it,
heretofore This deterioration in value will have the
effect of lowering the character Of the Victoria gold
Two o'CLGC4-Consols after being first dealt in for
money at 99% subsequently receded to 993l; but the
appearance Of the government broker as purchaser at
9s gave increased rmness to the market and they arc
18th April There time purchasers during the
morning, at $685. India Bonds at 40s premium kxchs-
quer Bills for June, las premium, March Is. South Sea
In the Foreign House the business has been very limit
Portuguese Four per Cents active at 3s Russian
Elves have been dealt in between 1l9 and lib q, ex-
change dividend Sardnians 80 to 30 Spanish Threess
The Railway share maiiet opened buoyant, and with
o manifest improvement in prices but the rise of the
morning has, in several instances not been main.
tanned
Mining shares improved, Aqua Fria to Ia prem. Aus.
Australian Cordllera 2s Cd higher British Australian
Gold and Carson's Creek the Walters have gone
down to par Port Philip. have and
NAL Gold have been dealt in between and 2Z prem.
Brazilian Cocaes and Cuiaba improved in prise los.
THREE o'CIocK-Consols TOR Money, 9sH 99S DC,
for Account, 18th April, s9S 99A.
Markets
BROWN, sHIPLEY AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL March o. 1858.
We have to report quiet cotton market, the sales
being IS COO bales of which spectators and exporters
take 5000 bales at prices in favor Of buyers though
barely amounting to quotation.
The market is without the least change
JAMES M'HENRY's CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, March %, 1858.
PROVISIONS Bacon is in continued request chez 70
brskboth articles scarce beef becomes drug and all
LARD keeps quiet and tends downward
In TALow and cloverseed the business is moderate.
BREADsTuFFs-The improved tone advised per Niagara
continues but without eaoing to advance in wheat
-four indian is Cd. dearer in retail parcels.
CoTToN-There has been a tanner market this week,
and prices have again become little Irregular and to
effect sales l6d per ID concession last weeks quota
tions must be made The business yesterday amounted
today they only reach 5000 bags being for export
and speculation In Manchester business has again fallen
OIL, unwilling the prices they
would have given on Tuesday last.
WRIGHT, CANDY AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, March % 1858.
CoTroS.since Friday last we have experienced dull
holders to sell at the close of that day has further
increased since by the prospects Of the American
and also BY the present state Of
mental politics. But little disposition has consequently
been evneed by spnners to purchase except for mme
diate wants. and buyers compared with the prices
rent on Friday may obtain concession of led per h.
on the most current qualities of American The sales
Bals S sp'ndEzpt Am. Brazil. Egypt. suras.
4ss:ssyy s S Sc s sSS Is
Nsv or,s.n. s lai, Middling. Ordinary.
Mobile: .............5& q 9 5S IA S%
Atlantic. ..........5T 5I IA az
Import for same time about 10 900 bales.
me Manchester market is reported being dull, at
prices avS.Dg buyer. although not quotaOy lower
moderate amount of business doing for consumption
and export
RICHARDSON BROTHERS AND CO.'S CIRCULAR.
Since the 18th we have experienced return Of vnterv
weather-sharp frosts and showers This state of
the has impeded sowing operations bat the
been ., .he na or receiving spring seeds has
The wind continuing easerly since Friday has neces-
fariy Kept out supplies from the westward but up to
that date many ships had arrived and most Of the supply
noted above was received previous to that day.
AFTER our market on the 18th, some buy of -four
forward 24s Cd per barrel for Ohio QUALITY and
on the following day others 25s for Baltimore for ex
port, which has been continued this day to . mode.
rate extent however this description has been Less
freely offered but little business has been reported
therein Other qualities continue much neglected In
wheat very little has been DONE the demand Continuing
strictly OF retail character Indian corn also has been
in almost nominal request hence prices are unchanged
Oats and oatmeal continue neglected and nothing has
betn done in either warrant an altered ouotation
= The arrivals of wheat other cereaie produce at
Queenstown and Falmouth during the last four or five
Ayxna ofpn1t hnc
that the bulk OF the expected feet has reported
Sd Mo. I'D 1858.
At our market this morning had the usual attend
ance OF the town and local dealers and mer aud fsw
from the We have had steady wheat trade at
in -four at that days currency retail demand existed
for yellow and white corn at 3ls for the former (for