The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-01

riatoa consos for money opened at oss. to osh and
returned to that price after short period during which
there sellers at 9Ss For the 10th of November the
last transactions were at 9Ss 20 9sss The rate for ad
yauces on government securities is s,ill y per cent
Foreign stocks have been dull the ouly description in
any demand being Turkish scrip which advanced to AZ
to Ia premium for the first issue and "a TO for the
second.
The final quotations OF the French Three per Cents on
the Paris Bourse this evening T3 zoe. for money
and 7S SOC for the end Of the month showing fraction
al decline.
soyereicns have been taken from the Bank to day
Tor Lisbon perhaps in connexon with the Portuguese
bonds to be put on the market for railway purposes.
The Bank OF Bavaria has raised its of discount to
per cent the Bank of Prussia to the Bank OF Ieipsc
6, and the Bank OF Nassau to Az These movements are
Shey due to the restrictions IN the discount market at
Vienna pending the to specie payments but money
at this period Of the year always in demand in Germany
for the vintage and other purposes.
The transactions in the railway market have again
unimportant, but resulted in almost general decline
In American securities there a reduction bonds
of the Michigan Central and an Improvement in the third
mortgage OF the New York and Erie. New Brunswick
government debentures were quoted Il per cent higher
at III III Little or no change took place in mines In
JOINT stock banks the tendency generally favorable
In miscellaneous securities there further decline in
London General Omnibus Atlantic Telegraph had again
fallen the last prices being 800 $50 Red Sea Telegraph
lett OIL at Il u premium.
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKET, Oct. l6.-The demand for
cotton day has moderate extent the sales
do not exceed 900 baes-1 900 speculation aud for
export. Prices steadily maintained
LIVERPOOL Com MARKET, Oct. 16.-Thc grain trade is
represented by rmness in price, and fair demand for
the daily large consumption Of breadstufis.
SHEff1EID Oct 16-n many branches Of trade business
continues gradually 10 improve There is good demand
for cutlery for the American market and OF the
houses in the steel trade fully employed than
has been the for the previous two three months
Some Of the manufacturers Of silver plated goods in
receipt OF considerable orders but this general
throughout the trade There yet many skilled work
men in various branches of the local trade out Of employ
ment and many only partially occupied but in the main
commercial matters in Sheffield look better they have
done for same time past.
NOTTINGHAM, Oct. l6.-The lace trade in many branches
has been dull this week. There much doing in
plain goods as there few weeks since but the fancy
trade is trife more active Narrow silk edgngs less
IN request and machinery in several departments
working less time. There few buyers the market
from the United States but their transactions hitherto
very limited. More buyers are expected in the market
shortly. There has been much activity this week
IN all branches of the hosiery trade the wholesale houses
have been ordering freely, and there have been
more buyers from the United States by the Persia, which
vessel arrived on Monday buyers also expected
by the steamer next week. Already the manufacturers
for certain classes of goods getting full Of orders and
houses engaged up Christmas The stocks of
goods hand have been light during the year that
that the orders coming in freely the goods have
to be made. Yarns (both silk and coton) firm and
II probable that the latter will be higher in price.