The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05


effect sales which, however, daily becomes difficult
Az regards picer It is difficult to write with exactness
roct criterion Of Value at ~ponestouably the make.
is weaker to extent and in all departments either
Of or goods the cases must DO lew in which prices
show seadiness In this respect there Ia STILL how
great and apparently increasing irregaarity each
producer ber gnided chiefly BY his own position as
Money has not been in dem and to-day owing to the
high rates required for it; consequently it Is pro-
babe that commercial operations have already been sus
pended.
The feeling throughout the money market Ia of
On the Stock Exchange the transactions were limited,
the bic appearing to have pretty well exhausted the
means Of buying afforded BY he q the auarts,
Cor soils opened at s.4 to s7S and few pm chas hav
ing ,een made, they rose to S7aa87H. Having stood
hey leceded tos7 s791 then rather suddenly drop
ping to 81 they closed extremely weak at S5S 81 The
Hebrews were large sellers during the day
in the foreign market there considerable fa
Turkish Fix Per Cents opened NJ 20 to o and after Sc
veral fluctuations they closed at is to 1917, being
daction OF cent In the Guaranteed Scrip there was
hto fail hey closed ak At Az to 37s discount There
100000 instruments due this sock to be paid to-
HERMANN cox AND co.'s REPORT.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 10, 1855
In Manchester there has been no disposition on the
part Of buy to il their transactions The strn
gency OF the money market operates unfavorably
The Turks have obtained very decisive victory
the Russians in ASIA and very interesting Intelligence is
daily looked Tor from he Crnica.
Money is "a we anticipated again dearer. The Bank
yesterday
paper per and not exceeding 80 days
seven per cent Consels have lined and c at S5T
10 81.
WRIGHT JUNIOR AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
We refer circular advices of 18th nt forward
ed per Africa. Immediately after her departure
active was experienced in cotton narket
reduced prices VIII CHI parcels OBJ anabe inau-
enc'rg speculative movsment but although the sales
On that DAY and Monday in the present week esti
mated at 20 COO bales, the improvement confined :"
the inquiry not to price; hoiiers however, in Offering
A. the week advanced this feeling has not been main.
aimed il met with response in the manufacturing
IS 70 The probable Of money matters which with
other elements previously reported upon and the ele
,aion yesterday in the minimum rate OF interest to
!el cent short dated, and per cent
sixty day bills ia calculated to inc the difficulties
hill e'to complained Of in commercial circles completely
aIhihating fdence and occasoning serious appre
tensions for The future. stocks Of the adng articles
produce are reduced that the monetary pressure
cannot nrise from this ami the exsences
If he hsve iha COLA from Australis Caimr
ma notwjthftaLdDg which, tho drain the bullion in
Eatk continue though In lesser degree and until it
nux be stopped distrus In The present and tany
in tie future viii maintain its sway, Irrespective Of the
american aoves VIII Il, rather tend to the di,advantag
81 bodei OF cotton on his side by the H,teriug
ecs still entertained to- large crop the coming
To-Day the MAJ ket exhibits dropping tendency, and
lei, again slightly reduced and cotton very freely Of
cred 1hc ssls ta,e ersimated at 0000 bales 900 to
SPECTATORS and exporters
military Operations.
ODESSA, NIKoLAlEFF, kHERsON AND OTcHAKOFr.
Il ars (Oc 1e,) torle pondence II Len'on Chronicle
The conviction is growing stronger h. that tho Al
es arr going to attempt something at the northwestern
Ext emily cftte Psck Sea- where more fatal blow c,ts
he str, ck az inst Russia than even AZ Odessa In ma
snd well dges ed article, The Cnstiionnel depicts he
'nerimabe value Of Niko'aeT to th. Russian gyvern
nen and renders full justice 10 the remarkable foresight
displayed In thus having secured inland and appa
emily Inaccessible ref &c for its future hopes Of naval
sui Ienaey IN The Black sea The writer says
lie Russian government would almost appear have
been governed BY prssenm. nj Of the fall Of ehastopo
INC to have therefore provided for its navy in the event of
certain that the Bug nan Of sufficient depth allow the
pasae" Of vessels o. any great tonnage TO Nkolea and
TIA rive ia only navigahe for ships Of point
hsIed Glubokoe, winch lies al nsdera ole distance 10
he south Of Nkcai.f II Ni,laief DO inaccessible ~
he verses Of an enemy approaching from the sea- Il Is
yet III direct communication with The Euxine and can
de- Patch ihither the largest hplls o nched dock
yarcs The Bug Is deep enough even NJ Nikoaiei to
vessels OF that descpt before they have ;eived
heir armament but vessels launched there neither
niped Dor equipped until they arrive at Glubotoe. At
sxistnce Of sand banks it's mouth It Ia
Transport The ships full rugged aud armed to the Black
method on The Neva In transporting 10 Cronstadt the
versals c1ntruc ed ST. Petersburg 1t IL therefore
vider in tie event II the alies taking their departure
tomorrow fr' m The Black sea Russsn feet, armed
md 'ad, to Engage less powerful navy might app-ar
N the FIxire The next day u he astoni hmen OF
those under the impe-aon that the Rus sian
nsvy has been onnihsted in he port Sehastop,l II
h. therefore certain that unless the victorious Powers
adop' certain measures, tho Russian government win
possess after the csab .ment Of peace navy no
s powe Than the one ii has lost and no less me-
paciIg 10 the Tutsi h empire
The writer however argues that an expedition arans
NiholatH, ~ the present period would be inadicions -
iosi'ive that The fleets attack Nikoiair
That town can only be carried by land force disc
baked ~ the Shipping Th- disenh srkation does
appear udicons r. Vt the present moment when he
Russians on he lcheraya and at kupa,oria II ~oal
heei. he hazardous to despatch the 80 600 to 40 00
ni.n that could he ~ distance Of twenty
hy eagurs in the interior 81 The country, where thg
would encounter the Russian army IT reserve occupying
those provinces and also be deprived Of regular comma-
nica'i ion with he feet that conveyed tlem.
1fe hussan government, ia the opinion Of the write-
il Aim impressed vita The security of Nkoaief, and
the ~ enlarging and em,elli-hing
n town. Tho dock and arsenss described
bsng constructs the most extensive scale and the
town depicted vry favora ,iy. The advisers Il
resi- 10 the tate ~ hbefson ard ctner nportan.
that serve Al sictuaiug points tor the Russian
imes In the south Your contemporary says tni4
snt h berson T. situated Mt the mouth # the Dner.
he liver rad, but contains sandbanks rendering Tvs
except Mt the period of the greas VIII IA tai
Ice IL the spring. Ibe allied .hi,s would therefore ut
sbc 10 appear before kherson; but the other
rna distance ~ only 1--WE leagues At n sn
the spof where the pisper flows into the sea- nnd
Z, " ooiP ne main. II undertaken az favorable
ne nj, might be succrssfoi
spesrs he In the power Of the allies to intercept
he communications that exist between tho Crimes
The western provinces Of Russia, which, in addition
other conscerations would tend 10 increase i.
cnles % ualtng NikclaeG THIS would he Effected
y the presence the allied ects Ia the lake sewing A.
an estuary ., The Inieper and tie Bug and which NAV
entered by the straits Of kinbu~n TIE writer csni
that the transpisspn OF wood from the Dnieper H.
lie E,g would he thus prevented Moreover, the road
ba eads to the Crimea aud by which the reinforce.
nent, from B%ssarabia proceed IL cons.rucsed or
he tide of The lake, and c,uld he conmtndrJ ~
In order, however to enter tho lake Town
eua probably 81 be carried this ochako wn-h
nuapds the Straits OF kinharn and Il referred e.
ty a German paper ~ the point which he tax
4 he allied feet Will he directed 0tcnako Ia chiefly
defer oed by citadel where Ha-san .hs ofe-sd r..
.ietsnce that eptsied loss the Russian army
hat capture the town IL l. hat the a abel has
been r,nRihened blythe Rn.ans. VINO msy slso have
ded the works formerly existing ,efe "a the pa.
&c IN the e enfi h"eevee q stack seiny realty
i csc- ny The allied Gee OtehakaT their r. niIa
he artillery wnuld sreeei any resistance
h. 20 he straits 81 Kim l. b acticsble 10
es,tt - heavy dsa'gh and 'he iaee ciiess nEesise
|. rth ! fLcient for tn purpose in view.
he Russians evide,ty entertain app ehenians -
rch attach, ior the Vienna AliSdry GrSsfc ssf.s
hat the mi Alex snaer the lat October
rchsko 20 exnnine the hattie les con.tructed betwe-h
hat fits and hipburn for the defence OF the mouths