The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-22
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

The London money market abundantly supplied,
and rates unchanged.
EOS 900
Consols closed Friday at e54 955s for money, and
952S 951s for the account
(From the Daily News City Article Sept l01
The somewhat spenetic article in the Moteu caused
the English funds open a reduction of u to X Con.
soils rallied in the afternoon closing only about l6th
worse than on Thursday There was an active demand
for money on Tuesday at 2 per cent for the best of bills
s3e 600 was taken tothe Bank day, making total OF
fl54 900 since last Wednesday The foreign exchanges
this afternoon were firm. The shares of the Ship
Company have improved to par q Is premium
From the London Times Getty Article), Sept 10]
The summary of the article in the Paris Monieur, i'm
plying that in revenge for the conduct of the Duches
Veneta is TO be prosecuted caused the English funds
open tins frday morning with heavy appearance, the
inference being that nothing could be calculated to
stimulate the Venetian provinces TO hopeless Instruction
Both at the bank and in the open market the demand for
discount increased and few bills negotiated below
~ per cent Late in the day an advance on this rate
was occasionally obtained.
The further of 100000 was paid in full on the In.
dian loan today The Bank Of France yesterday raised
its price far railway obligations; the already
posed Of has reached f5 100000 The large public sales
OF tea have gone of better than anticipated the
taking considerable quantity Congous however are
rather lower for the medium and fine grades than at the
auction month ago.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Cotton-The sales for the week add up 81 900 bales
which 5000 were speculation, and IL 500 for export
Prices were easier but not quotably lower The market
opened active but closed quiet The sales Friday
1000 bales of which 1000 were to spectators and
exporters The following are the authorized quotations
Fair. Meidliag
New Orleans. 1-16
Mobile ....................7. 8 1915
The stock $4,000 bales, Of which $1,000 were
American.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The advices from Manchester were favorable, the
ket for goods and yarns being active and tending up
ward.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFs MARKET.
Richardson, Spence Co. quote:-Flour quiet Wheat
steady and rather improved in tone. Corn dull yellow,
IS. Sd. a 6s.
The stock of American -four and wheat of a very in
feror quality and quite unsaleabe therefore quo
tations can be given.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Bigand, Athya K Co, James McHenry, Richardson
Spence Co.. and others quote beef steady for fine quail
ties, but heavy and irregular for inferior Pork also
heavy and prices receded tre but there is more doing
Bacon declined Is n 2s and market still heavy. Lard
quiet at 55s. cd SIS Taow quiet, but had advanced
Is Is 3D. owing to Russian speculations the article
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers' and other circulars report ashes dull;
pearls easier for old 26s 3d. 27s pots 2Ss Sugar
heavy, with but little inquiry. Coffee firm for the good
grades but heavy for inferior. Rice steady Tea una-
tered and inactive Quercitron bark dull Baltimore sell
ing at IS, Philadelphia at 9 3D. Fish oils unchanged in
price, with about average business doing Lnseed oil
quiet at 2ss Cd Rosin steady at IS. 10d 3s. Id for
common.
LONDON MARKETS.
Barring Brothers quote wheat dull at slight decline on
English sorts Iron dull; rails, f6 f6 2s. Cd; bars, f6,
but these quotations were nominal and maintained with
difficulty Coffee steady. Tallow advanced to SIS SIS.
Cd Tea unchanged. Rice steady. Spirits turpentine
dull at 34s Cd. 35s Fish oils inactive. Lnseed oil
steady at 2ss. Cd. Spelter declined 6s a los.
HAvRE MARKETS.
HAvRE, Sept. 8, 1859
leans tres ordinaire, 49,; do. bas 05f the market
closing steady. Breadstufls tending downward. Ashes
firm Coffee firm but quiet Oils inactive; small sales
Rice steady. Sugar firm. Lard quiet whalebon,
steady but inactive.