The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-09

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There is particular feature notice IN the foreign
stock market, which has been quiet but steady.
Since last there has been good, NOT pressing
demand for money both at the bank and in Lombard
street In the early portion Of the week fraction above
AT present the rate for good bills is az per cent
The return from the Bank Of England for the end
compared with the previous week.
Public deposits fsoe2oIl Increase. 81 1897 oO6
o ou deposis...... ls,Ss2Sso decrease sso,oe7
On The other side Of the account 81 Wv
Govern't securities. .flO, e26,l57 Unchanged.
Other securities 19,05S,503 Increase. flS7,718
Notes unemployed. 9,e4o,f25 Increase se7 ,oa6
The amount Of notes in circulation s eco bsing
decrease OF FL 02s25 and the stock OF bullion In both
departments is fl6 ,664, showing Of f124
934 when compared with the preceding return.
has Gre wsn
were quoted this afternoon lSA, and Grand Trunk Of
Canada at 1914 In miscellaneous shares, Atlantic Tess
TO III; and Great Ship, u 70 u. ~
Messrs. D. Bell Son Co. report there has been during
the past week steady demand for the various Ameri
can State stocks, and more inquiry for the better de-
scrpons oararoad bonds, and prices are generally very
firm.
[By Telegraph from London 70 Lverpooll "a
rI-s FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. Is, 1859.
In the afternoon decline Of eighth per cent took
place in the funds notwithstanding the increased firm
ness OF the Paris Bourse There active demand
for money The demand at the bank continues steady,
bills are taken in other quarters al ~ per cent The
bullion opens at the bank to-day. The demand for bills
hamburg cOnt1uuo8, pE1Co0
were again lower Other exchanges exhibit little altera-
ton.
In the case Of Paris tirmness was shown.
The Board Of Trade returns for the month Of October
The aggregate exports of the mouth are returned At
f44oo76 more than in October 1858, but x267 9ls less
than in October 1857 Those for the ten months Of the
present however, have reached the unprecedented
total Of kl0s ls4 being uer cent more than
last year and and per than
in 1851 The returns for the month show the activity
lately witnessed IN the exports Cotton s fully kept
0aax hat hoo Tho
sversge but the e{gors of wooens have suddenly and
,Alss'y 'ncIeasco tnere aso ray 10 iron ana ma
berdashery Tin plates silks and wool still figure
| on the uniavorable side.
The aggregate railway traffic of the United Kingdom for
over the same week last year.
The Tmss in ts weekly review, says the produce mar
has slightly increased. In liverpool cases further
Improvement in price is consequently observable and
have taken place TO fair extent for export
PARIS B0URsE.
PARIS, Friday, Nov. 25-12l0P. IN
The upward tendency Of funds is well maintained.
Rentes have again risen and quoted 7of 2oc.
tional rise since yesterday.
RICHARDSON, SPENCE AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. rs, 1859
Cor1oN-The market has been very dull all the week.
yet the supply Of new cotton has been so limited that
the demand has been sufficient to keep the market clear
and prices have been fairly supported Such, however,
the want Of confidence in the maintenance Of these
prices, or the eagernesa OF importers realise proHs
that Quantities of cotton aoat offering samples
present value If here; indeed I'd. xc. per H. has
been conceded In instances The refuse Of the old
crop here Is difficult of sale, and Of nominal value In
seems promising New crop-Niddiing Orleans, z tl6d.:
Mobile, I'D. uplaDds, sgd. per ID.
BRKADsrufFa-The arrivals this week consist Of $3.50
bushels wheat, 6S66 bbls. flour from the States and
Canada 77s quarters wheat 77oquarters l2sacu
-four from France 5,348 quarters wheat from the Bac
9666 quarters from the Black and Medterranean
Farmers deliveries for last week have not yet been
published
The county markets have been freely supplied this week.
and the general tone Of the trade has been dull with dee
Ginning tendency in prices.
At our market Tuesday wheat met slow sale al .
voos Friday Flour also difficult TO sell, and Cd 10 L.
per Dbl and sack cheaper Indian corn, 3D. Is La per
quarter lower with little doing.
To-day's market gain very slow with a small At
tendance Of buyers In all articles the business done was
Of the most limited character and prices were nonay
unchanged. We quote wheat, red, 9s. 3d. TO 1os. IA:
extra, 26s to 2Ss per Dbl Indian corn yellow S1s TO
SIS. Cd. white, 36s. to S8s. per $50 lbs. ts4
Bkn:-The heavy arrivals parayze the trade, and
while there Is much pressure 70 SELL the demand qpio
PORK neglected, but without change in value.
HAcoN-New American Is inquired for, and first ARR
walls will sell readily. ~
LARD in fair demand the sales for the week reaching
about 100 at fully previous rates S7s Is quotaoS
for good refining quality. MF
TAIIow-The price is still speculatively maintained
but the demand from the trade Is exceedingly limited
The nominal value of Butchers Association Is Sec to
Boz. per cwt.
RoaS.-oommon steady at "a. Id g. d. Der cwt
Ol2-Of sperm i've tuns winter bagged have sold at
998 while Tor summer bagged there are buyers Moth
BARx-Forty hogsheads Philadelphia have been sold at
3d. 3D. and small lot Of Baltimore at Is 3D. per cwt
se-About 100 tons clover seed have arrived, but "a
yet nothing has been done in IL. eTf
The India rubber Controversy.