The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-04

Markets.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Feb 10, noon-The funds
opened day with heavnes but the closing prices Of
yesterday were well supported The ncfease to the
has added dulness to the already pre.
vaDg but the additional for such yery
sary has been long anticipated II can onv
temporary effect the market There Is little antici,
patton Of much Improvement in prices until active ops
raons In the Crimea, and the ministry
in the conduct Of the loudly called for by the
country Consols were first quoted at sos to 90z for
money and 90A to 90 for the Sth OF March No change
In foreign securities.
TWO 6cIock, p M.-The funds have declined x, and
continue inactive and depressed. Ccpso's are now
quoted at 9o1s to eos for money, and oos to 9O for
the 8tb Of March.
rmer disposition towards the termination of business
and conols recovered to the opening prices the last
quotation being eos to so for money and so' to so
81, and the New Three per Cents closed at 9lH.
HERMANN cox AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIvgRpooL, Feb. 10, 1855.
ding $50 speculation and $50 for export Prices
unchanged, and We quote
Fair. .................... $40. 5,sd. 5eSd.
the demand, holders have continued free sellers, and
buyers have confined their purchases to small lots fer
their immediate wants. The wind keeping Eastery very
few vessels have arrived and the stock has decreased
1877 $50 bales of American, and 3I87T0 of all descrp
tons The quantity aaost IA estimated at $40 900 bales
To-day the market closes quietly, WITH sales Of 5000
Money Ia unchanged in value. Con ols have declined
dulipg the last few days, and close at 9011 to x,
Lord John Russelps mission to Vienna is the only
feature in politics. The opening Of the Peace Conference
will now be longer delayed but it is genery thought
negotiations win lead to result less sebastopol s
taken, and judging from present accounts the capture
Of the place is still very distant.
The duiness lately experienced in the chester
ket has and lower prices accepted In order
TO make sales Exporters do next to nothng the foreign
markets dull and dropping and the existing state Of
things offers no encouragement to shippers Spinners
have already commenced working short time.
NAVAL SToREs.-Common rosin Ia In improved demand
at last weeks rates. Tar has been for .ed off by
ton low 12s Cd per barrel Spirits of turpentine
are offered at 36s Cd to arrive, but find buyers.
There has been rather more inquiry for tallow but
prices unchanged. In lard fair amount of bust
has been done at sos to 5is. per cwt No trans
actions in logwood. few hundred barrels Of ashes
have teen at 29s. to 30s per cwt for both kinds
BREADsTUFrs.-The business continues exceedingly
limited nd prices q shade lower.
JOHN ArHYA AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
GLASGOW, Feb 10, 1856.
Our pig iron market opened rather fat this week, and
warrants, six weeks fixed, and few shipping parcels
sold at 62s to 62s 3d. cash. On the 18th the price FELL
under the influence of forced sales, to Co.'S,
siderable business DONE It rallied slightly on the
14th and 18TH but friday again receded to $685. and be-
fore the close OF Change sales made at $685. Cd and
Sos 3d. closing rather sellers at the latter price No
Gartsherrie is quoted at 6Ss
Freight to New York, 1885, to 2os.