The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-14

fairs were generally dDeussed Some members II PAyifA
H~ss wsd = esssa sSoM .ssly : II s..so TO- 70 a.a,s
sAsAu IA SssAe~ Ssaas Aad o. Nod mot s,sisd lAsas
ss~oy ssssssS, saS bare VS. .s ss an avoidance <
any direct s1pression q sympa.hy with either SIDE
An AsA Minr ccnpeny mad eeen projected IN London,
production Of cotton atSmyrna
= aassrted that Mr.. Gladstone win 30 sbie TO
three millions sterling and decrease Of expenditure Of
more than two millions.
rb s ~ debt S sns
three Millions sterling In order 70 construct railway
wh,oh 10 70 unite Canada and Nova Scotia IL says the
OF the line will be purely military and II would be
70 wait and what becomes OF the American re-
public before setting up 30 costly defence against It.
Greece.
The london Acysp Post understands that the Duke Of
COburg longer one Of the candidates for tho crown
the British government have Instructed their Minister al
Athens 70 the Duke Ooburg 70 tho choice Of
the Creeks that the Emperor Of the French assen and
that the Duke has no SUCCESSOR the Russian govern
ment does not object
La France asserts that Prince Nicholas Of Nassau Is
candidate for the Greek throne
The London Tsa strongly supports the candda,ure q
the Duke of SAKE Cosurg, VINO 10 now the only candidate
is understood tnas the Duke does not propose % sur
render h6 hereditary domiDons while accepting the
throne q Greece but fixing his residence at Athens TO
cntrust hs German duchy 10 the OF q regent. He
Would thW not b ~ the mercy Of democratic para-
msnt.
Tho London PoH says that the Prince OF Leinngen 10
the real candidate. lie 10 grandson Of the late Duchess
Of Kent.
India and China.
Tho mails from Calcutta 70 December 20 and Hong
Kong December 10 had reached England and
waraed % Amsric. per theaBorussia ". Southampton
10 no news Of Importance In the newspapers or oorres
pondence
aun0rities at Nngpo, calling on tho people 10 givo
friendly reception 70 200 Russian sodisrs shortly
pected there.
Cape 81 Good Hope.
Tho mails 70 9th December from Cape Town bad
reached England No further hosttes had taken place
In Transvael, and all was quiet on the frontiers.
DIough! stun prsyaisd 10 portions Of the Eastern pro-
nne, and harvest prospects were good.
Commsreial Inteiligence,
LONDON MONEY MARYBr.
There were again large Withdrawals OF gold from the
Bank OF England leading ~ the belief that further ad
s rare % nS p ss
ais and ccnsols on the 2sth Of January declined por
cent, closing At o2l Az. -
There was an active demsFd for money Per cent
The Bank Of England to day in anticipation Of it's resu
count from to Per cent. This movement caused d.
preston In tho Liverpool cotton and other markets.
LoxDoS, Jan. 2o-Evening.
AMERICAN Srocxa--Ihs latest sales were.-Erie Ran.
road. lS,s As Illinois Central Rarosd, ~ a4on dis
count
TIE LATEST MARKETS.
LvKRPooL, Jan. co. 1888
CsrIoS.-rhe sales yesterday and 70 day rssch 5000
bales including 900 bales 70 spectators and exporters
Tho market 70 Irregular and easier, and quotations
barely maintained. despatch dated seven r NJ Janu-
airy 90 gives the sales q mat day at about 1000 bacs
the MARKET closing irregular - decline Of I'd
BRxADsTuyfs.-rhe marke IL quiet and steady.
PRovuoxs maxst for provisions eneraly closes
steady. Lard N quoted oTm&r
PRoDucn--Ths produces market 10 steady and quiet
LoNpon xAnxErs.
Breadstuh dull, but pFtsas unchanged Sugar steady
Codee Arm. Ia arm asA n good demand Rice very
quiet. Tallow arn-Y.C., ~. "a. Linsssd OIL AS 3D.
GLAea0w nAnxBT.
John Mccall B Co. ENTHUSIASTICALLY nat and wheat
3D. lower than week Ego. Corp 1xn ~ last quotations