The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-04
1882. 1863. 1854.
Sill, 143, sl4 $161 ,197 1872 S156, 25l, 1875
61,eli,l4s 70,97e,62s. S5,s2i, 1856


Excess Of imports 49, 1000, --,---,---
over exports s55 ,22o COS 500 2i7 eo7 se0420 $50
II win be by this that the Of imports
EXPORTS for the rst ten months of the present year.
PAT less than in the time the previous year.
Unfortunately the Of this great decrease was the
increase in the shipments Of specie. The amount or
specie exported this year TO the lst Of November
$33 14 against 49, 73o for the corresponding
period 1863 But for this large expectation Of precious
metals the excess OF importations merchandise would
have been about equal to that of last year
The steamship Arabia, at this port from Liverpool,
brings three days later intelligence from England and
al parts of the Continent The advices are rather more
favorable than those received by the steamship Pacific,
and have already had good effect upon local mar
kes. Quotations for consols had auctuated slightly,
but closed without change Cotton continued in steady
demand at previous prices. The most important move
ment had been in the market Brcadstufs were In
active demand at an advance ranging from four to six
shilngs barrel for -four, and from two to three
shlings quarter for Indian The absence Of
foreign supplies said to be the principal cause Of the
activity and improvement Western Canal -four was
quoted at 80 a 40 shillngs.
The circular Of Messrs. Dennistoun Co. says 1.-THE
money market Is more stringent The failures which
have occurred here and elsewhere though the spot
they have affected the credit Of fow who were In credit
before have had most unavorabe eject on the state
Of feeling in London and second class paper ID viewed
with considerable disrust. We cannot help thinking
that In little tme this distrust win pass away, and
the ordinary Of affairs be restored In the
time gold arrives in great quantities. but, notwth-
standing favorable rates Of exchange with tho
Continent has not far found its way to the Bank OF
England. The state Of suspense in which a. to
the fate Of sebastcpo adds without doubt to the
vaing uneasiness while the great advance in the
market has materially contributed to it."
Earrings circular Of tie same date reports easier
money market American securities Of all kinds were
dull, and the sales made at low prices. The
| last returns of the Bank Of England, compared
with those for the previous week, show decrease OF
in the bullion and COIN Of f61o CAT in the rest
Of l4s in the public deposits of 81 1865 in tn,
private socurtes and $685. $40 In the notes unemploy
ed In the notes in circulation there Is increase Of
f6ls, $780, of f617,757 in the private deposits, and
fe3,57S in tho government securities.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department
Washington. on the LIST inst. wcre:-
For the redemption Of stocks. $500 "a
For the payment Of Treasury debs....... 1898 -
Covered into the Treasury from miscellaneous
For so the War Department 1si iss Is
For the Navy Department. 60,377 22
For re-payng for the Navy Departmental. 2,729 81
For the Interior Department. ........... Sol 3S
The Boston Journal of the Sd instant says
Transactions at the stock board to-day we're limited in
amount, but the market firm at quotations. Boston
and Maine Railroad in moderate request at 10i hold
asking 101 H. Providence COZ offered, and stock
the market for SALE Concord improved r. No sales
Of Eastern bids of 56,S made for about 30 shares
ern so at ss the bidding Price ga, At the close Old Co.
ony advanced u the shares offered for sale At &c.
which Hyure the demand exceeded the supply. East
Boston Ferry Company sold 37h the first sale made for
o vse Is s s II. Of
Railroad dividends, which selling in the market at
- each Of which II takes 25 70 make share Of the
Ferry stock Holders Of said stock upon surrenderng
the Is scrip dividends are entitled the dividend
on the Ferry stock Of 81 per share
The Louisville Courier states that the liabilities Of G.
II Monsaratt Co.. Of that city, who lately made
sgnmen are about $50 GEO. while their available assets
estimated at s13 600 The failure Of the house
precipated II produced by the fact OF conhden-
tal agent and carrier having defaaltsd with alargt
amount Of funds entrusted TO him for transportation
from Paucah Louisville for the benefit Of the house,
The London Times of Oct. 20th, says:-
The latest accounts from Oporto regarding the present
vintage even unfavorabc than antcipat.
cd One writer states his conviction that there not
above 10000 pres Of port made this year within tn.
factory district and adds that the produce OF the vine
yards bordering that district scarcely amounts ID
anything. These statements from interested par.
ties but there is to doubt their correctness
and they confirmed in great degree by instances
furnished Of the comparative produce Of various estates
several vineyards having yielded only from III teen to
twenty five rer cent Of their ordinary quaint ty. Ono
locality is mentioned IN which the usual mt has
teen 900 pipes, and where 1t is this under nifty
This state IL affairs operates as heavy blow to the
country, and win be felt In many the numerous
iaures just announced Mt Lisbon being more or less
among Its consequences Under these circumstances,
project said 10 have been forwarded to London, for
new railway line TO Cn;ra, with splendid pier from
Lisbon 70 Relcm and large End commodous docks Is not
likely with much attention, even If the disho
nty Of the Portuguese to the foreign bond
holders were such tn check all disposition the
part Of British capitalists to have anuhing TO do with
JuLcsundcrtakings ia that country.