The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-28

with the United States Doubts are entertained as to
whether the United States will consent to the compro
mise which Denmark intends proposing Of lowering the
Sound duties geners y but Prussia would be quite ready
to accept it.
Russia.
Geographic despatch from St. Petersburg states that
the Car intends leaving there the 18th for Moscow.
AT Warsaw he will be attended by Count Nesselrode who
Will, il is thought, arrange interview for him with
The sing OF Prussia.
Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The Bank of England had advanced its minimum ra te
OF interest to AZ per cent and further advance to
per cent looked for during the ensuing week. The
money market exhibited increased stringency. Consols
70. money closed ut 9Os6 e01s The bullion in the Bank
Of England had decreased during the week to the extent
offT21 oo0 Eagles quoted at tbs. 4d Bar silver 6s.
1914.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
Very Little had been done in American stocks, and
prices for the most part nominal and would prOba
bly, remain so during the existing value Of money.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Messrs Brown Shipey Co. report the market easier,
u consequence Of the increased strngeny in the
market and the advanced rate OF discount by the bank
prices, however, net qnotably lower. Messr Dem
nistoun Co. say that the market opened at advance
weeks prices The sales Of the week amounted to 40
bales OF which spectators took 5000 and exporters
about the quantity. The fales Of Friday 600
bales The following were the authorized quotations.
Ehir. Middling.
New Orleans. Observation-Disclosures. ~ 81
vploInds. OK se -.
Ordinary to good ordinary, 59Sc. sac. Inferior, 4c.
Messrs. Dennstoun & Co. quote Uplands fair, 6ysc.
The stock hand amounted to 514 900 bales, of which
aZo,0C0 were American.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
The quotations vary materially but most firms report
the market SITTER and in instances slightly higher
with buoyant tone at the close especially for wheat
which is generally quoted at an advance of Id. n ID
circulars that it is quiet and unchanged Western
canal -four is quoted by Brown Shipey Co. at 40s. a
u1al,,b and Rail-; 1Oc AOo
AIS Cd; white corn, ass; yellow sos. Cd. 4Os
mixed. 3ss. sos 3D.; white wheat 12s 3D. 12s. ID
vorabe, and the crop accounts were of satisfactory
character.
LIVERPOOL PRovIsI MARKET.
Massrs. Richardson, Spence n Co. quote provisions
generally unchanged. moderate business doing in
beef and pork. Bacon selling at extreme prices-stock
reduced very low arrivals daily looked for Lard in
speculative demand at 5Ss. Co.'S Tallow active
rates.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKETS
The Brokers' Circular says:-Ashes dull but prices
changed. Old pots sold at 30s.; new 35s. Rough tur
pentine nothing doing Spirits in retail demand only
Gne. Sugars advanced Is. Is. Cd. Rice active
at former rates Market bare of querctron bark
hn,sed eAe scarce oils steady with moderate
dull at f125; pale rape, 62s; palm in active
demand at s44 ga 15s.; olive oil in good request at
los. advance Coffee active and buoyant The prices of
cu.rants had considerably advanced. Tea steady. To-
bacco without change Sales Of Honduras logwood 60;
Domingo, So l.. cd; IS 10. No transactions in seeds
The Liverpool freight market was steady, and prices
unchanged.
LONDON MARKETS.
Messrs. Barring Bros. quote advance in sugars to
the extent of 2s the market closing with active de-
mand Coffee at auction had advanced Is. Tea sold at
Si 3D. for Corgou. Tallow-Large deliveries at SIS.
e. Lard-Buyers demand a reduction White wheat.
makers continued full OF ORDERS but there change
in quotations.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
T.ar hat 1.,.t had
change of moment
THE LATEST coMMERNIAL NEWS
Messrs Bgland Aihya \ Co.'S report Giverpool, sa-
ke closed strong for everything in the shape of bread
stuIs Provisions very firm, stocks daily being reduced
demand Cheese quiet. Lard rather easier--seers at
69s SOS Cd. Tallow active at 59s. Co.'S for prime
North American.
Passengers by the America.
Misses Molnsux Mr. PlEnson and lady Rev Mr. chiienden
% NJ % Mrs.
Snion Fleming, Gordon, Thompson, Wilson, Hswelson,
o and Mr. f ana aS Mr :" sSo
Ter and lady NJ Powell and lady Mr. Walker and lady Mr.
s. a Sy fsws eis%
Hs tn1gs ' NJ ffE 1'3ssss
newe,on Hewitt, Law Emson Rensali, caslion, Davis,
T so Bs Roger ne
s M Ta s% Msasn Sson ssS
Such erchshcr, Harmon, Newell Yates Wilson, Aqurra
Iato, Barnga Hoahey, Uuar BrOnseau, Stuart Bacheder
Morton Short Parker Cunningham. Mursden Scott Bandy
Wagner Read, Mcmillan brinkwaier simpson, Morley Mer
Matthew'S Collins Wesley, Williams, Roberts Cow, ('rifl,hs
Wilson Boyle Macnui, Kinder, Fleming, Hunter, agent OF
Associated Press at Liverpool.
Shipping Intelligence.
Arrived from New York, Sept. 4-Blackhsl, ut Malaga;
Arch mee at Trieste: Franklin, Bell Lisbon st,
unon at Havre; Helen Mar Queenstown l2Ih steamer
North star, Cowes; Isaac Webb, at Liverpool William and
Jane, OIL Dover. 18th, Grays, ut swansea
Arrived from Boston, 6th-Eagie, at Genoa.
Arrived Philadelphia sistsiar Bresse of Gbraer
Arr from Charleston slh Superior, At Marseles
Arr from Baltimore 10th Rowland at Queenstown; 18th.
Hudson Daring, off Dungcness.
Arr from NOrleans 7h Troy ut Genoa Zephyr, nj Mar
Liverpool: Lunar, at Dcnl Sd Mount Vernon Naples
Sid for WORK 9th, Carlo Maman from Stockholm Chero
kee, from Bordeaux 10Th. Empire Sate lIih Lindsey 18th
American Union, from Lverpool Elizabeth Hamilton, from
Shieds Danube, from Cardiff Excelsior Saul from 1y
erpoo 18TH Carolus Magnus. from do 1h Isabella, Mary
Alddge, from Hevoct.
Sid for Boston It'll Defiance from Lisbon; i4h, Reporter
from Lisbon.
Sailed or Philadelphia l4h james Browne from Liverpool
18th Wyoming. from do.
Sailed or baltimore l4h Emily st Pierre from Liverpool
Sailed for Savannah 18th, Florida, from Liverpool.
Sailed tor New Orleans 10TH Pelican Stnle llih Endoca:
18th Mary Glover 18Th, Bremen, from Liverpool It'll Soman,
from Antwerp
TROUBLES IN KANsAs-ATTAcK ON A SQUATTER
-ONF MAN KnIED-1he Territory of Nebraska Is not
without its troubles growing out Of the first settlement
OF lands by citizens who have gone hher Very recent
ly serious affair occurred at the house Of Charles d.
Iavis, In Washington county, Of which eye witness
gives this account
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