The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-21

departures Of cold shpsJuy a. Agncourt for London
with Tso ounces August H. lincolnshire for London
The contract between the and the six banks
for the negotiation of railway loan was signed August
16 The export trade very dull The import market
The supplies Of wool were yer small. fire at Auck-
land had destroyed large portion Of the city.
Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Consols closed at ssk ss* for both money and &C
count
The bullion in the Bank of England had increased
f23e ,oO0.
English funds throughout the day have been 6m at the
improved quotation Of last evening Payments In the
Turkish scrip amounting in the aggregate to f7oo oco
caused slight demand for money but not to extent TO
produce any material change in the current Tho divi
depds will be payable to the public Wednesday next
and the opinion be that the following day the
bank will notify to 2a per cent, instead of adopting the
more desirable Of allowing their terms to be
tingent from day to day on the state of the market
The liabilities OF N. Duhau whose failure, at Lille,
announced day or two back, stated at f200 0O0
The London Times the state of the money market,
says seems certain that extraordinary increase OF
must be expected the public this quarter have
entirely abstained from taking any advance from the
Of the dividends wi therefore, come into their hands
Further specie receipts also certain to take place IN
the interval the larger portion OF which will be retained
here, although partial amounts will be required for
France and Holland, where the demand for money this
week has been more active than in London.
AMERICAN sEcURITIEs
Messrs Barring Brothers report the market generally
unchanged State stocks Messrs Bell Son
say there had been average business transacted with
out any material variation in prices The market closed
steady.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular states that the salee Of the week
were 46 600 bales, Of which 800 were on speculation
and 600 for export The market slow, but there
was no change prices Sales on the Sth inst were 600
bales the market closing quiet but steady at the follow
Orleans. Mobiles Upland
Nan; h,sd,;ns ir;i;;...........'... x 7sis 7s1s II
The stock port estimated at 4s6 900 bales, Of
Spence Co. say that holders offer freely, but show
disposition press sales, finding difficulty in getting
current prices, except for middng which is wanted.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The advices from Manchester not favorable. All
qualities Of yarns had slightly declined. Cloths were
firm.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence Co. quote -four dull West
ern canal 2os 2s. Philadelphia and Baltimore, 2ls
22s Ohio 22s 24s. Cd. Wheat very dull and nominal
red Western 5s. 3D. 6s. 4d white Western, 6s. 3D. a
declined on all qualities but quotations nominal:
yellow, 32s. 33s.; white, 33s a 34s.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Mesers. Bigland, Aytha Co., Richardson Spence
Co, James McHenry, and others quoe:-Beef dull but
steady-the contracts had mostly award
cd TO American, at f6 los. Pork steady-thc govern
ment contracts had been obtained for Irish at Ct 10s
Bacon heavy, with slight decline in the middling and
Butchers Association quoted nominaly at 5oe Cd. Sis
with none on the market
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers' and other circulars quoteAshes quiet at
3s Cd for pots, and 32s Cd for pearls Sugar dull and
all descriptions slightly lower. Coffee nrm, but quiet
Rice heavy and 3D. lower. Tea hrm, with advance Of
I'D Id. the blackest leaf. Rosn dull: common 3s
I'D a a., fine lbs. a les. Fish os-Saes unmportant
steady at 3Ts Cd 3ss Cd. Querctron bark nominal at
9s. for Philadelphia and 6s Sd. rs. for Baltimore