The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24

Inc Improvement which took place yesterday in the
English funds the publication Of the letter OF the En-
peror Napoleon the African question: and the arrival
Of the Lincolnshire from Australia fully maintained
this morning, and the market throughout the day has
presented good appearance, although the transactions
on the part OF the public continue unmpotant and in all
departments of general business there remarkable alb
sence OF animation Consols opened at 98 to 98L for
money, and 96s for the It'll Of December showing
provemen Of an eighth the quotations Of last evening
and remained without alteration To morrow is settling
day, and the operations chiefly in connection with
that circumstance. The tone of prices influenced by
an abundant supply OF money for loans on government
securities till December at to ~ per cent Bank stock
left of at 225 to 22 India bonds lis TO 14s and Ex-
chequcr bills (March) S4s to aSs, une) 2ss to 32s
premium.
The transactions in foreign stocks have been on mo
derate scale the principal change being an advance in
Turkish scrip.
mile discount ana the short exchange on London is 25 10
per 81 sterling On comparing these rates with the Eng
ish mint price Of 90 lis lloyd per ounce for standard
gold appears that gold rather than 2l0ths per
cent dearer in Paris than in London.
BY advces from Hamburg the price of gold is 1851 per
mark, and the short exchange on London IS l34 81
sterling, Standard gold at the English mint price is,
therefore, about 1oths per cent deaer in Hamburg than
in London.
The closing quotations the French three per cents
the Paris Bourse this evening (9A) failed to arrive.
Transactions took place after the opening at 73f 90c and
3 Soc for the end OF the month"; showing an advance Of
a eighth
In the foreign exchanges this afternoon there was an
advance in the rates upon Amsterdam and Hamburg;
Paris was also slightly higher.
There were no bullion operations at the bank today
The amount OF silver to he sent BY the India and CHINA
mail Of the Goth already $500 900 though, the
ultimate total may reach f400O 900
Az Paris is said the large operators again disposed
to enter into speculations for renewed advance At
other points OF the continent also there is a tendency
ease, the rate Of discount al Hamburg having just
coded from two and half to two per cent The Vienna
money market however, still continues in an unsettled
state, owing TO the mid and stringent Of the
Austrian National Bank.
number OF further communications have been re
ccyed on the conduct Of the government of the colony Of
(,eeln mo
and Melbourne Railway. The facts Of the case, however
have for the present been sufficiently dwet upon. In
about month or six weeks attempt will be made in
the London market TO commence putting into circulation
the first consignment of about CT 0o0 E 900 OF
the f6 Of debenurcs to be issued by the colony
during the next few years for railway purposes and at
that period the subject may perhaps be brought for
ward with advantage to the public
10 the railway market the quotations OF the leading
English stocks showed marked advance during the
morning Of the 9TH and although there subsequently
tendency TO acon, the final prices were generally
higher than yesterday.
The recovery in Illinois Central has made further pro
gress, the last price to day being 22 TO q y discount;
the construction bonds were also better, al 81 t.
RICHARDSON, SPENCE CO.'S CIRCULAR.
Farmers deliveries OF wheat for the week ending Both
October werc'-lli 45o quarters 42s. 1od, against
V2obs quarters, al 53s I'D in nic pondng week
OF last year.
The gram trade continues dul and all articles are slow
OF sale At Mark lane yesterday English wheat
generally quoted shade stcadicr hat foreign
large supply, with little business dong u previous
rates.
To days market was Disappointing Few buyers were
present, and wheat met slow retail sale NJ Fridays
decline. For the inferior qualities there demand
and two forced sales made loy aud ir
regular prices. Flour exceedingly dull, and Cd per bb
cheaper, without sales Indian neglected European
pressing for sale al still easier rates 2ss fun quotation
Tor American m xej. We quote-Whcat-Red Chicago
a. lod IT,, Milwaukee, 5s. 81. s.. ID: Indiana 6s.
es. Id. white Western. o. a os. 81 Southern, g. al
-. per 10 lbs. flonr-Pniadelpha and Baltimore, 2S
81. els. Cd. extra Ohio, 81 22s Cd. via New Or
leans Us 2;s.; Western, 20s. per Dbl. Indian
nominal yellow 2s mixed, 2ss. white, Us. 33s. per
ss0 lbs.
Bssr stil uniuqured for Holders show anxiety -
sell and buyers daily 81 The advantage, in the r.
tail lots, TO which they limit their purchases.
Poss very dull irish offered st low prices
BAso>-A iragg ng and unsatisfactory sale ai easier
rates
Iasp has further declined, without leadny to any ir,.
rovemeni Of demand: SIS has been taken Tor rs tons
prime, which ID the only TRANSACTION reported
ThiIow.-lute dong, and yaAuc unal,cred The
mna quotation for Butchers Association n SOS. Sd rer
nj sns. sd. spot and all the YEAR for y. " C.
RcsrS quiet, nj D.. lod T.. Ter Cwi.
B,sx.--No transactions
rox-Thcre has been rather demand this week
and middng useful cetnn SUPPORTED IN price; the low
grades, however st neglected and again cheaper
In Manchester the heavy decline submitted 10 yarns
and descriptions NJ cloth brsRht buyers free
~ into the market last week. and u has since continued
steady, although there Is not very much dong Mdd-s
Orleans, l5lsd. Noodle, oy.d. Uplaods, ead per h.
THE LATEST N,sEErs.
IryRI oot, Nov. 1o-l2M
and the sales will probably reach 900 bales.
Provisions and brcaasiuns qsi:e stagant No sa 10
have yea transprcd.
Lo,3os, Nov lo-i2M
oonsuls al ssx Tor money, and 9s1. Tor account.