The New York Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1856, Page 2

2 NEW YORK, HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1856. again seh’ aighsly -aftiod, nd 638 now tearhed G13g to 36 for Oat of tbe £362,000 of geld brewgkt by the Jamen wines, £198, bee sizes y been taken to de Bask of fogland. # further sam may find i'6 way Jagan Me reach rate of exchange eoutinues favoranie Sir thie country, and hence the purchase of the amoun's ofgold taken within the last few for the Bank of France murt have involved «heavy The preseuce for money, however, in Pacis, consequent upop the spe- oulative mania, i6 such that any sacrifices are borne for the woment to prevent & caeck Seusg given to publi¢ con- boence. ‘he return from the Baok of Wngland for the week exd- tog the Is: of March gives the following teculte, wuen ed with the previous week:— £A,085,033,. Op the other side of the aecoumt:— Government securities. .£11.451,006. . Decresse. . £406,000 A Cae cizenlation ia 218,995,215," be- tog a0 increase of £398,696, ‘and the stock of bullion in both. Gepertments is £10,599.640, sbowiog an increase of £24,248, when comvered with the preceding revarn, WRIGHT JUNIOR AND CO.'S CIRCULAR. Liverroor, March 7, 1856. Referring to cur circuler sdvices per Arabla, on the Fe puor we have since to hand the accoumts ee Quaker ty and Persia, steengtboning the previously red ‘tmates of the cotton crop. Sad vetting forth 3 0 @eles as a maximum, also * peporting s price at all the “snigpoe ports, with t panties a curtailed exports to country after the deperture of ‘veesels then tao) ge Eye) faciog us at a time pa ni upon a the'raw materis red twade, tend w imspire contidence ir the ‘fnture, = is further stimulated by the continued decime breadstuffs, and the hopeful anticipations = a@ favorable isene to the pemse congress. Respect ‘the latter we are still without any data on which te base conclusion, and doubt must continue the order of the tay until their deliberations are concluded ; ssatisinctory remuh is, Rewever, generally en‘eriained. The ‘imely Sara ai be "ge amounts cf specie has also contributed Wo thie end, though the continued sstive demand for mo- wey prevents emy relaxatien to the stringency in discount rates on mercantile bread For the —. under pres we ave daily expezienced » geod demand for cottom, without, ica any animation characterising the ‘businese, prices, withou? being quctably Wigher, are in sellers’ fevor, acd the marke; és supported by the joint opere- tions of speculators ané exportere being to tair exteat. As mos: of the arrivals are yielding prorit, nolders meet their inquiry freely, pariicularey in the tower grades, which are abundant, and likely soon to be gba, into competition with free receipts of Fast India descriptions. There is vo change in the marker to-dey, which cloves steadily, with s estimated salee cf §,000 bales, 2,660 to speculators avd exporters. The tctal rales cf the week amoust to 64,210 bales, ef which 48,790 zze American, Speculators 540, and exporters 2,11€, leaving 44,390 vaiee kinds to the trade. 524 bales, of which The import for quantity kuown to be at sea ‘com Americen ports oJ cick 155,000 bales 4x. t0 Sd. to 5s. 64. to Sa. sal Total tazen for consump’n, 1856. export (actual) Stock | Am. Bras) Sai ‘thin day. {255,270 56, 900 EM De. 1855. 405,710 48,770 46, 4 131, 070 2,280 634,070 More ep revacls in the Manchester market, aud Doub goods n6 are in improved cemead; vayers are reluctantly compelied to follow the weekly upvard courte of prices, which to some extent checks onsiness, ‘but as epinpers are well provided with orders, and mavu- Secturerr generally are bare of stock: cBalive ex ima, notwithstancing which, great ze made ef the unremunerative state of trade, cousequent poe the increase cf factories having outrun the production of eotien. Guz grain market bas been very depreceed duricg the t week, and the transactions in ail articles are of moe: limited character. cepreciation in reine of breadetuffs generally in the past six weeks Das been £0 excessive tha: very heavy losses must bave been expe- wienced, and which gives rise to muca distrust, Wirth « mere eager desire to realize on « resiicted inquiry, ana large mporte in prospect, prices have given way con -sderably, and there is every indicationc! @ still farther reduction. At today’s market iittle disposition wax evinced to extend beyoud p-essing require ‘ments tor loes] consumption; the dows ward vendency of prices was, however, arrested. ASHER continae w restricted demand at lest quotations of 38+. and 42s. 6a. perewt. Cloverseed bas been scid to extent of 10 tone at 633. to Obs. per cwt. for yearliag qualities, Lard—Ssles of 150 tons are reported at 62s. w bbe, per ewt. for middling te fine parcels. Linseed cake finds buyers at £8 hu. weer too fo thin oolong, gales 100 ons. Rice is dullat We. to 25. per cwt., a: which 280 tierces have changed hands. osin commands Jeet quotations, at which sales of 4.060 dole. have tacen pia Tallow has a dechning tendency, sad sales lim!ted casks at Gde. to 558. per ewt. Turpentise—No abasic rough. Spirits sre dull at 34s. to J4s. 6d. per ewt., and business confined to retail eales. BARING BROTHERS AND CO.'8 CIRCULAR. Lowpox, Friday, March 7—» o’eloce P.M. In the ccloniai and foreign produce markets the ousi- eee bas been moderare this week. Bresdstuffs hare de- timed considerably. Money continues in active demanc. Copsols leave off ise a oti for woney, and 9134 a 913 for the account. The West India steamer, which arrived en 5th inet., brought $1,200,000 in specie. Prices of par silver and collars nct ye: fixed. AMmRICAN STOCKS yemain without animation or varis- some Tennessee bunds, 6’s, have been sold ier at 86; and Mssrachusetta everling 54 begs Tricidad sold cheaper, 41s. Cd. . 47s. 63. for fair vec; 310 bags Babia were bong! from 30s. €d. & 400, 6d. for gray to.gcod bright 10a, only vi Lanp quiet at 64s, for Western, in kege Cocmxgat.—300 bags at auction chiefly sold at pre- wins rates ee 7a. @ 3s, Be. for email, 3s. ‘s 38. 11d. for to good, with pea grain from de. Tid. a 4s.; black from 4s. a 4s. 3d. for ordinary and 5s. 4d. a Se. 7d. for fine. Teneriffe tilvet from 3d. 10s. @ 3d. 11s., and black from 4s, 2d. 2 40. dd. Corron frm. 2/800 baies sold during the week at steady prices. At Liverpool the demand bas been good; yesterday’ ¢ quotation fer middling Orleans was 5 15-16¢. ecu “ages steady demand, without change im quote- Come quiet, and the public sales of plantation Garton Gung the werk have deen incigniticant, and privately there has been little inquiry. 750 bags good ordinary native Ceylon were bonght in at ble. 190 bags Madras wold from &3s. a 568. for good to five ordinary. Of 750 bags Babis only u few lots sold frm 56e. a Sia, 6d. tor fine ordinary washed, with » small parcel of good ordi- mary Rio kind a: 478. 6c. LINSEED ( aKxS in good demand, with some prospest of ‘an advance in quotations. ‘Conn.—The marke* si Monday wae extremely dull, and ‘thevgh # decline of 5s. per gr. on the prices of tae 8 Monday would have been submitted to. very business was done. The overage price of Eogiisn swheat for the week endirg Is* inst., was ‘Gos. 74. on 112 949.qre. returned. fo-day the mazwet was steady, with- ack doing—holders of foreign generally not’ being Glapoeed to give way. We quote white American wheat, 660. 4 70s,; Ted, 638. 6 68. per qr.; American flour, 325 237. per bbl. Rum i fair demand. Proof Lee vards. BRvGE, Kc.—Aloes—B cases Cape vold xt 65: en Gam Auimi—24 cases Hast India vronght previous rates. Gum Copal—12 baske's African rouga soid at 208. Castor Oi—156 canes Brough’ 544d. & 5244. for crsianry to fair seconts, being ruther easier. Gambier—0 Saf scld et iin, Cutcb sla, Red Sounders tome sold from £7 12s. fd. & £7 158. Quicksitr als. 94. Camphor—150 cacve sold at 870. 6d. Her —Russian is without change; Petersbarg lean £22 a £33. 164 beles Sunn, of ordinary quality. Brought trom £11 5s. a £11 Ts. 64. JorR.—OF 1,960 bales at auction the chief portion sold, fair to good qualities from £17 a £19 5., being previous rates; common to middling kinds were lower—£9 oa. a £15 de, 6c. inox.—The demand for We'sh has fallen off; purebases might perbape be mace a: some ¢ redaction on Tas? week's rates. Our quotation is—£8 a £6 5s. for: and bars, free on board in Wales. Very little Swa eflering.’ Seoteh pig, 074. 6. for mixed mumbers in the voe, Wraenone.—154 bundles Polar sold at £155. Livseap —The market is firm, and it ip not easy to pr hare at last week's rates, We quote Bast Indian 6. Sie. Black Sea, om. w Oe. For azrival no sales are ien’s rates ge; sperm fist, at £126 2 £1 Seutnern, £52 10a.; ple sea, £56; cod, SAT: tle doing; Gallipol!, £54; Maloga, £50 further improved; foreign refined, 5 et 40; iimseed leas freely offered, present delivery; cocon nut, 976.2 988; palm, 400 <) fiat, and again lower. 3,000 bags Bengal at enc- tion to-day were bouga’ in, except some cargo, which wold at 86, 6d.a 98, Uf 5,2" 70 bags Madras. 400 cages fair 1 bot the renminder (mid. anc °-1.) ‘bags Bengal have oy purchased privately at dd. s le advence. 500 bags at, ‘at euction sold from 3is. a Sls. 6. for 114 per cent, and for 14% per cent refrastion. Smail sales of nitrate of soda at 18+. 6d. a 19. MoLastes.—Salee mmited at 178. for Trinidad, and 18s, for Cuba muscovado. Sccan.—The market opened with » strong demani at fall rates, but in the last two days there hea been muc ding oe vw-day the quantity offered at auccio doing large hoes gave Way td. In. percwt. The saler'0 ‘Went India for Wot pe and of Maurittus and East india 40,000 been offered, of which Sees re fates, oat sooner Harase’ ore rawn, exc about boxes badly voe- damages! which sold relatively cheap. Privately the followiag sales have been mace—6,500 Mauritian, chiefly low brown, portion of middling yel- low at'408.; 800 boxes Havana (No, 13 « 13 438. 64. duty }oe.5 and afloat 5,500 bags brown abuse at Bie. 4 4. and 5,000 bagaibrown Paraiba at 24. 34 ‘of particular average, and for near Continen- Spee TaLow —Y. C., Sn steady at Ts, a for thia month, and bie. for the lait three months of THE VERY LATEST. ‘We are indebted to Capt. Judkins, of the Persia, for the following extracts from London papers of Saturday morn- ing, the 8th, telegraphed from Londen to Liverpoo!:— (From the London News, Mareh 8.) FRANCE. The Monikur of yeeterdsy contains am Jmperial de- eres calling out for setive bervae he 140,050 young sol- dere for the clase of 1856. THE NEGOTIATIONS. SyRuv, Maroa 2, 1860. Count Schouvsloff and ‘Count Levaechog have passed through the city en route for Vans. They are the besr- ere of freeh inetructions for the Russian Plenipoten- waries. RENEWAL OF TEE BLOCKADE IN THE BALTIC. Huxwunc, March 6, 1856. Admiral Wateon sailed from Kiel. Be has ordered the fleet to astemble off Moer island, to announce the re- newal of the blockade of the Ruselan ports, YRUSELA. Brniy, March 5, 1806. ‘The upper chamber hae adopted, in yesterday’s sitting, the proposition of dividing the budge: into am ordinary and extracrdinary ducget, although the government op- posed the propcsition. ENGLAND. Bestow Erection.—Mr. Ingram, proprietor of the /Rus- rrated London News, has been retarned from Boston to- day to Parliament by a large gelatine — For Ingram, (iberal)... For Adams, (conservative, [From the City Article of the London Daily News.) Lospox, Saturday morning.—The funds opened with heaviness this morning, owing to an wcressed demand for money, in connection with to-day’s settlement in the scrip of the new loan. The commencement of the monthly settlement im the corsol market also mnczeased flatness, ‘The decline, however, scarcely extended +; per cent, and in the afternoom renewed firmness was chewn. The clos- ing quotations were }; per cent above those of yesterdny. Im the Stock Exchange te-day money commanded as much as'6 a7 per cent upon gcvermmont securities. ‘o the discount market the demand continued active, and the supply is scanty. At Paris today, yeeterday’ re- covery of %4 per cent im the three per cent rentes was lost. Of £40,780 in specie taken out by the Atratothis week, ‘the bulk consists of doublocns for Havans, in payment for eager. The'(irst veries of coicnial woo! wetes for this year terminsted this day. At the close the advance was equal to 15 @ 20 pez cent over “he rates of lest October. The returns of the Bank of England for the week show an increase cf £24,258 in the stock of bullion. ‘The railway share market to-day'wae steady. All the leading stocks clored much the eame se'yesterday. [From the City Artisle of the London Times. } Lexpox, March 8.—The Foglish fexds have agsin been heavy to-day, bot from no cther cause than the con- humned presszre for money. Advances on government varities were in active demand throughout the day, Gmer cent, the settlement day and the transaciions in the serip of the new loan baving increased the recuire- ments of the dealers. The Continental advices describe & very favorsble ap- pearance of the exchonges at all pointe. At Ameterdam aud Hamburg they have experienced a further advance, sad in the jatter city money bas >e- come easier at 494 per cent. CATE OF G@OD HOPE. Pepere to the 4th of Jannary have been received. They contain little of interest, out state thet cocmmer- cisl affair are gradually recovering from their late de- pression. The operations in wining nave deen brought within rearonable bounds. Jt i¢ believed tha’ the wealth of Na- nd will henceforth be steadily developed. LIST OF LETTERS Bemaining im the New York City Post Office, Friday, Mareh 21, 1856. Published exclusively in tne New Yous Heratp, by Act of Congress—the paper having the largest virculation of any pager in the United Staus. LA DISS’ List. 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