The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06

1he foreign stock market has been quiet has
not been extensive but prices have firm There is
no feature to report.
From Messrs. Baring's Circular Of October 25.1
Money continues very plentiful. Bar silver, 5s. "a.
.6s Id 7Gs 3D. Doubioons~spanish, 75s Cd. sss.,,
nominal; South American, 73s. 3D. 73s. 3D., nominal,
per OF.
hEssEs. RICHARDSON, SPENCE & co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. rs, 1861.
ColToN1he upward tendency Il prices has been very
decided this week. both spectators and the trade having
been free OPERATORS from the impression that the Amcri
can difficulties 10 not promise any early settlement
In consequence the hss been rapid and amounts
to about Id. per Id. in the week but since noon to-
day there has been little rreguaity visible and the
extreme rates Of yesterday have not in all cases. been
firmly maintained.
Sea Islands very strong.
surats have sold very largely at advance OF ,ad
I'D. per ID.
The quotations
Mldng Orleans, per ID. ......................1 2i.
Mobile
In Manchester business has almost come to stand as
no foreign markets offer any prospect Of profit for ship
pers, so that any ntracts passing speculative.
BREADsTrHs-The general tone Of the trade has been
dull and prices have downward tendency. On Tuesday
wheat very limited sale the prices of the previous
Friday being barely maintained. Flour slow Indian
corn ireey offered and Is. per quarter cheaper.
AT to days market business in wheat was again OF the
meres retail character decline of I'd. Sd. per centa
Flour met slow sale, at rather easier rates Indian
corn, which had further declined Cd per quarter, was
again rather rmer closing at Tuesdays rates We quote
wheaRcd Western, lis. ID lis. Cd for Chicago; lis
cd. lbs. for Milwaukee aud amber Iowa; rs 3D. 12s
ern, l2s. Cd. 13s; Southern, 13s 14s per 100 lbs
FourExtra State sos. Jos. Cd. extra Ohio sos I'd.
32s Cd. per Dbl Indian corn-Mixed 32s 3D. "A 33s yell
low s3s. 3Ss Cd white 36s. a 37s per 4s0 pounds.
BEEf.-Sales are to very limited extent, without
| change in prices.
| Pork quiet and unatered in value.
BACON continues in fair demand and stocks dmin
shng, still holders anxious TO sell and accept low
prices.
CnYEsg steadier. with more business doing.
LARDThe sales estimated at about $50 TONS at
| last quotations.
TAILow is in good demand, and IL. Is Cd per cwt
dearer Butchers Association SIS per cw In London
the market has been excited and prices g. per cw
higher, but closes quiet
OUR. BARK quiet 1t our last quotations.
RosIN firm nearly 1000 barrels sold, chiefly common
| at rs, 81. per cwt.
ESEEps. Glover in good inquiry, and 42s paid for
| yearng American. Nothing doing in FLAX or timothy
| seed.
GEORGE HOLT CO.'S COTTON CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Friday, Oct. 25 1861.
The accounts by each succeeding steamer from Ame
ca continue to give the unfavorable report Of the
political difficulties in that country, and far
judge from the various letters TO hand the prospects OF
the growing crop also rather discouragng These ad
vices have had much influence proceedings during
the past week. and have not only TO report largo
business, bat also considerable advance in the prices OF
all sorts OF cotton. II should not however be forgotten
that much Of this large business now dong is chiefly
bought and sold by Spectators taking advantage OF tho
pres nj disturbed state Of affairs in America, to realize
profits seldom before known. American cotton has been
10 large demand and is eagerly bought at an advance OF
III. pr ID. On the middng and better qualities, and d
ON tile common. We now quote middlns NJ lanuh, sd;
Mobile, Ii sd. Orleans, I'D The Committee Of Brokers
ace fair upands l22sd Mobile 12isd Orleans, 12ad.
Egyptians also ID, per b. dearefi Bis2is, nd; and
Sras which have been in large demand have advanced
| ed per ID.