The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-09

THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
From the Manchester Guardian (city artcle) Feb %
Intense dulness still prevails in all departments Of
Stock Exchange business and consos have again re-
manned at s9 ss14 for money, and SoA So>s for the
The discount demand at the bank has been very small
for Friday which s usually busy day. In the open
market transactions becoming numerous 81 ~ per
cent
There were no gold operations at the bank to-day and
any arrivals ths may take place viii be at once absorbed
Foreign securities have been AIT. Mexican a. 2eX.
Spanish passive and cernca;ss are each better the
at IS to 81 reaction Of n Consoid6s are fractional
higher at g.
Railway stocks have been inactive and finance shares
Il Is expected that the interest on tho March Exohequer
6swil Be reduced on their renewal 70 sk per cent
Exchequer bills AT
The weekly returns Of the Bank Of England exhibit
increase in the bullion Of f46, so2 sterling.
Barring Bros Z CO: quote bar silver At b. 1xd, dol
lars g., eagles los. 4Kd.
AMERICAN IcuRnus
Barings circular eays:-UnNed States i've twenty
bonds have rallied In pce during the week, and
quoted at 3d. There has been limited business In I'LL
nois shares At ST. and In Erie a 80 - All other
LoxpoH, Feb 2S-Eveupg.
osn: closed @ .Ysnos ssE s g.
Railroad, aSk . "a; hvetwenties, 6ssN
THE PARIS BOuRsn.
PANS, Feb %, 1885,
The Bourse closed nrm at 67f 75c.
xEssRs. RICHARDSON, SPENCE AND 90. g CIRCULAR.
LvERrool, Feb. "a, 1865
CorroS-Our market continued fiat till after the arri-
val Of the Peruvian, containing warlie news and the
renee in America. This impaired nrmer tone-which
still contnues-to market and with daily ncreas-
ing o.
leans, 191fd. per H. Texas, l9d upiands, led
In Manchesermore business has been doing, at rather
BREADsrurrp.-Tho weather has again beeome mild
and the trade is dull for all articles Al Tuesdays mar
checked the demand and very little business was done
Flour and Indian corn were slow at previous rates,
Todays market was almost blank In sales Of wheat
and the slight Improvement Of Tuesday was fully lost
Flour very dull at late pricea Indian corn unal
tered We quote wheat:-Chicago, Milwaukee and am
per 100 lbs. Fiour-Extra States, 2ls 22s extrs
Ohios, 22s 2ss per barrel Indian corn-Galatz 26e
26s Sd per $50 lbs
demand readily and in some cases have accepted easeI
prices ex quay.
Po#K in limited demand but from scarcity prices arc
BACON Is unchanged in prices, with a steady consump
tive demand Hams slow. Shoulders quiet.
LARD dull and, with sales barely reaching 100 tons
pi'acs are easier
TAIlow continues In good demand, but being freely
offered prices are again rather easier 4os to Ais od
being the value Of North American In london the
ket is dull and lower, p c. closing at 40s Cd per cw
oms.-sperm steady. Crude selling at ESQ, and small
lots Of winter baggcd at esq $50 per ton Nothing
done In spring or summer bagged
PETROLEUM in better demand, about 900 bbls refined
Pennsyvanan having been sold at Ia 10d Is lid fol
good, and IS for ane white. No crude In the market
QUERnrRos BARK steady ut g. Cd for Philadephis
and IS Cd a g. for Baltimore.
SEED-Clover loss inquired for and 3s TO A. per cwt
cheaper. Flaxseed-50 hhds New York sold at 67s Cd
and In retail at 70s
LSsKEp CAKE slow at fs l7s Cd. to 60 IS per ton.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LrvERPooT, Feb. 25-Evening
CorroS-salcs to-day IL, 900 bales including coo u
Spectators and exporters Tho market closed 0rmer
with trihng advance
BREApsrufrs.-1he market is inactive.
PRovRioSs-The market IL quiet and steady