The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-12

cared value Of importnons and expectations OF bullion
and specie, in the week ending September Is has
imported. ........... .f4l6,ioS
Exported. 1856 028
Messrs Barring Of London in their circular Of the 9th
Of September, sayMoney in good demand at 3ls
..sss B. "a Il
South American, 74s per o.
RICHARDSON, SPENCE AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 81, 1851.
Corros.-The business done during the past week has
been greater than ever before known All descrp-
lions OF cotton have been eagerly sought After aud Anne
rcan OF every grade, has met with ready pure hasers
vance prices Of American descriptions Nd and in some
instances even I'd per b on last fridays qnotali Ms
Sea Islands have been in good demand and are Id per
10 dcarer. Surats have been largely dealt I'M and
"a per 10. dearer. The quotations are:--
v,aS maaihs. io,. per 10
1 Mopne. .....'...................
In Manchester higher prices asked and obtained but
the amount Of business done Is small.
BREADTcFFs.-The French demand has subsidized and !,
with very liberal deliveries from farmers the trade has
ruled quet, and wheat generally declined Is per quarter
Az our market on Tuesday wheat met very limited sae
at reduction Of 3D. I'D per Genital Flour also o..
1s. per Dbl. cheaper and slow Of sale. Indian corn
easier In price and In moderate inquiry. At to-
days market. with q small attendance OF buyers,
there was rather more inquiry for wheat, still The
business done was not large aud prices again deciacd
altered but with very little doing Indian Corn In better
demand but mixed is freely offered and prices
higher. We quote wheat-Red Western, los. Al los.
Iowa. lis Cd for winter Southern, rs; white Western,
lbs. LIS 3D. Southern, 12s. Cd. 1885, per 100 lbs.
Fonr-hxtra State Dts 6d 2Ss extra Ohio 2ss 30s.
per 1875 lbs. Indian Corn-Mixed, 30s 3D.; yellow BIS.
white, 35s. a SIS. per 4s0 lbs.
BEEF Of fine quality steady, but secondary kinds con-
tinue neglected.
Pork quiet and unateycd in value.
BACON meets better demand, but holders still press
sales and accept low rates.
CHEESE has downward tendency.
LARD in limited request but nomnay unchanged IN
value.
TAILOw has been dull all week until yesterday when
an improved demand was reported from London at an
advance In prices this has caused better inquiry here
and prices are Is Is 3D. per cwt dearcr, Butchers
Association closing at ass. q 49s. per cwt.
QuER. BARK-ln Philadelphia nothing doing Some
small lots of Baltimore sold at 6s Cd. a IS. Sd.
lis. a los. for medium, AMI 16s- q Dos. for lne
SEEps.-Nothng doing in clover, flax timothy, and
prices nominal
LATEST MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO QrKINsTowN.1
LNERpoa., Sept 20, 1851.
CoroN-The sales yesterday saturday. amounted Ia
Is 600 bales Of which 5000 taken by spectators
and exporters. The market closed r the adv anc3
previously reported, and with ansupward tendency.
BrealstuAs quiet and steady. No sales.
Provisions dull.
MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, Sept. %, 1851
Consols, 90 q e3h for money.
American securities quiet
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.
HAvRE, Sept. "a, 1851.
CorroNThe sales for the week add up Al 900 bas Or
cans tres ordinare f43 and bias 1851 bengal advanced