The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-27


nattns which would naturally proceed from the
body the entras had been taken out through two
orices one ON either side Of the abdomen, and IN
order it were to reduce the size, the hands were
forced into the 0rces either side If into peck
cts, As the station is close to the river, it is sup
posed that the cask must have been brought in the
night and placed where it found, so that sup
position might be entertained that the crime had
been committed in Paris The thick layer Of hay and
the oil cloth, combined with the absence of entrails
efechally prevented any carnations. The cask
had been standing In the warehouse two months.
Markets.
LIVERPOOL CoIToS MARKET, Nov. l2-In cotton, as in
every article OF produce, there is really nothing doing
The market very irregular and prices continued to de-
cline. They are nomnally Id. per ID. American,
Beakl, and Egyptian, and I'D. per h. Surat, lower
tss last week but holders are Indifferent Sellers and
prising 800 Bahia, at 6d $50 Egyptian at Sd to 1O1sd
and 900 Snrat at AID 10 SID. per 10.
Nov l3.-sales.Ihs week 1880 total this year,
Imported.-Ths week IA 902 total this year 900 COL
same period in 1856, 2los, $685. total imports in 1855,
Exported.-This year, 235, soa same period in 1866,
2400l6 bales.
Computed stocks-Ths day, 33l go; same period in
Taken for consumption--This year, 1928 500; same
period in 1866, 1914 900 bales.
Bales
Taken speculation this year. .......... 34I 1872
stock in Liverpool December 81 2si sso
Decrease Of import this year, compared with the
same date last year %, 752
Decrease o export, 4,ll3
Decrease of quantity taken for consumption . III 400
The transactions in cotton this week have been on
exceedingly limited scale, and prices have declined
generally. The accounts received by steamer on
Monday to favorable weather for the growing
crop, the difficulty OF holding, during the present
monetary panic, and the procedure to short time
on the part OF spnners and manufacturers, have
Durn onpor tuO dayQ
this week great had been the depression that there
may be said to have been market for cotton The
news OF the suspension OF the Bank act yesterday, al
though too late to affect business greater confidence
and some sales made after the close of the market
at I'D to hd advance on the lowestprces of the morn
In Sea Islands limited business has been DONE and
prices are I'D. TO Id lower.
Egyptians have been much neglected and partake OF
the prevailing depression, prices being Id. lower.
Brazs have been very lightly held and while prices
generally show I'D decline some forced sales haverbeep
| effected at still greater reduction.
suras continue in only moderate demand and are fully
10. lower
ton, and ITO American, and 200 Surat for export
To-day we have more general demand and little de-
sire shown to effect sales the prices obtained very
irregular and in some cases Id above the extreme low
of yesterday the business amounts to 900 bales
including 900 speculation and export
hIyEmom Corn MARKET Nov. 13.-The arrivals from
ireland and coastwse since Tuesday have been large Of
outneal but otherwise moderate From foreign ports
have received 10 quarters Of wheat SAB quarters of
qpafers Of wheat and 800 barrels Of flour from Canada
The exports in the time comprise 1884 quar-
Of wheat ST quarters % Indian corn, SIT sacks and
4b2Afres Of -four The decree just issued Of the French
government resembling e previous one, which extended
the prohibition to e3pof& dst grain or flour I'LL Sep
TENDER, 1858, has rAps6 complete stagnaon of bust
trade. andprces OF all articles become
quite nominal The nkoved aspect of the money market
since the suspension the Bank act yesterday may how
ever tend to mpart more and prevent any panel
The weather has been cold aud inclined To frost.
At this day market there fair attendance Of the
town and country trade and rather better feeling pre-
vailed among holders the effect Of the free export from
France appears to have been somewhat ovcrrated and
the pressure money has in great measure subsded
Wheat met fair consumptive demand and parcels
changed hands speculation at about the late rates for
fine white and red, and ID per 10 lbs decline
and inferior. Fine -four saleable at Is per barrel and
Jack reduction but inferior quite neglected. Oats
and oatmeal scarcely inquired for and may each be
quoted decidedly easier, The same remark applies to
barley, beans and peas. Indian being better sup
ply and the demand limited decline Of Is. per quarter
established. Prime yellow and mixed American
brought 35s Cd TO $685. and Galaz and Odessa 6s per
4So us Prime white was held at AS. per quarter.
LospoS TRADE REPORT, Nov. 10, P. M-SucAR.-There
has Teen general demand for sugar and trans
per cxt dearer, but in greater
has leen obtained. or West India go hhds have been
sold and the particulars OF the other descriptions
follogg.-10O tons muscovado Manila sos. per cwt
300 bags khaur AT the price, 500 boxes Havana
at 3s to AIS, 500 boxes, $50 hhds Cuba 5s 36e
$50 ags low date Madras 2ss and 300 bags
Gurulta Bengal at 3ss. per cwt There have been no
CogKp~ioo casks plantation Ceylon have pe,m sofa IA,
the price which the coffee lately Withdrawn from
auction, and which shows slight advance.
RItE continues fiat At small public sale OF Bengal
27s bags were sold at los for good middling.
TAuew-The market Is steady today at 50s. for all the
year Sos December and Sis buyers for January
10 March Sos Cd rs paid on the spot