The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05


Closed on the GOTH as follows % per cents, renes, 7s
95c; A per cents, 105f.
CONTINENTAL BoURsEs
The latest prices OF the other continental bourses
thus stated Amsterdam, 2lt per cents e5M; 2T per
Berlin 4a per cents, 1929 1929; Brussels per
cents s9S ~ per cents ss4 Madrid per cents AN;
per cents. 952l; bank stock, 1872
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
[From Brown, Shipey & Co. IS Circular Jan. 22.l
There has been steady and good demand for cotton
throughout the past week, ending last Friday evening"
The sales reached 5S 800 bales with H. 600 specua
ton and 740 bales for export, at advance of fully
hd. in ordinary and mdding qualities, and of I'D to
I'D. per pound in the better descriptions To-day the
business is called 600 bales with 600 to SPECTATORS
the market closing more quietly consequence of the
Bank OF England having rather Unexpectedly fixed their
minimum rate of discount at three per cent The i'm
proyement in prices is mainly owing to the accounts
ceiyed by the last two steamers OF reaction in public
opinion in regard to the probable extent of the crop few
now estimating it at over three millions of bales. We
quote
Mddng do ........5Ad. MiddlinS do. ...... Oiled.
Fair Mobile. le.........e d. Ordinary. SD.
Inferior and false packed unsaleable
The stock of cotton at this port is called 604 900 bales
Of which $50 oOo bales are American against stock at
this time last year. of AT COO bales In Manchester the
demand Tor yarn and goods has been to fair extent at
stcacy prices.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.
Our correspondent states that the sales of cotton for
the week. to the 16th inclusive 54s bales against
3,540 leaving the stock 225O bales The market has
vices at an improvement, to-day, of fix f2 last
wssSs prizes We 9sote es ordinai at fss Mobiles
board at f.s6 for good midding Orleans.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.
Brown, Shpley Co. say the corn market has been
very quiet, notwithstanding the continuance of bad
Indian is dull at the last quotations. viz 36s for
white, a4s Cd for yellow and 34s for mixed We quota
20 lbs Western canal flour 27s Cd; Baltimore Phila.
dephia, and Ohio, 2Ss 3D.. Canadian, 27s. 2Ss, and
sour, 26s per Dbl.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET
From William Gardiner Co.'s Circular, Jan. %
Beef continues very firm but from want of assort-
ment transactions not above the average We quote
ordinary, at sos q5 Pork maintains the advance and
holders keep back for further rise. Bacon is Is
cwt dearer. Lard declinngwe quote ordinary at 40s.
dos Talow has declined Cd. Cheese in demand at full
rates Linseed cakes neglected.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Brown, Shipley Co. say that about 900 bbls
mon American rosn have been disposed of at 5s 3D. per
cw and 800 bbls. turpentine realized l2s. per cwt
From the Brokers' Circular.l
Ashes are in moderate demand Sales of pots at 26s.
Cd, and pearls at 2Ss
Spirits Of turpentine, 55s
Rice has not much changed. Sales, 80 tierces Caro-
lima, all faults, eos. Cd. a 22s.
moderate business has done in palm OIL at f33
f33 los. Seal and rape oils in demand the former
at f37 los.
There have been small transactions in dyewoods.
Sugars quiet all the week. at 6s decline generally
No sales Of moasses.
In coffee the business has been quite unimportant, at
40s. a 54s. for Jamaica.
moderate business has been done in new tea--old
is supported
Guano.saes of 100 tons Bolivian, at f7 S. f7 los.
Jute Is higher
We have no change to notice in other articles.
good business had been done in tobacco at previous
rates The sales Of damaged Virginia went of with con-
siderable spirit.
THE LONDON MARKETS
From Barings Circular January 2l1
The colonial and foreign produce markets have been
dull this week Coffee Nd lower cotton 6rm sugar and
tea dull; breadstufrs quiet; tin IS. dearer.
Passengers by tho Canada.
Mr. and Mrs Lawson, Mr. and Mrs johnson and child,
Mr. and Miss McDouga Capt Kerr Messrs Bontenshon,
anders, Deidman Arking,. DR. W siman, Lancapere,