Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

HAvKE MARKETS. May l6-Cottons-Eac eeeding dawn
casts an additional gloom The mercantile community and
the that have led the universal Depression
still weigh heavily market The slow demand and in
sreang stock operate strongly the minds Of holders who
unable to effect sales without lowering their pretensons
and the order Of the day. shortly
expect transactions irregular characters
and attempt at consistent quotation of prices out Of the
question The advices brought the packet Of the 10th a
and afterwards Great WESTERN 22d den produced
to realize that have to record fall Of 70 all u g.
descriptions and particularly grades the depreca
ton being less on mdding qualities But purchase Of
extent could doubt be made easier further de-
cline fully anticipated Under ordinary circumstances the
reports crop would operate bene6ca with
porters have sauary naaence but that stock
with the coming cargoe will be sufficient supply for this
that theory becomes Intellectual the question depending
wholly the degree consumption this our criterion
and chief reliance Therefore, the from the
manufacturing districts, not only throughout France but else
where's and depending and the critical u
alton Of affairs by the recent political events
becomes evident that imminent fast approaching,
and pretend 10 assign limit to the commercial DIS
cotons throughout France showing deficiency
the ougongs compared with last year. of 40 all Sorts
statement between France and England by which will be
seem that there has been decrease in the latter country Of
about 20 all kinds 80 on United States cotions.
Sales from the tn to tie 18th of Man.
asa bales New Orleans inferior to good fair r. 940o l2o
4s Mobile, inf ord to mid lair, fair $3.50 ia
iso Upland, nferisr to middling fair, $500 10
Sleek the 10th Of May.
1889. American, esosO bales. Total, 90 500 bales.
1888. $4,000 " 440oO
1885. 5000 5000
AshesThe aatness continues PREVAIL and the only
sale made q % bb American Potash ars. lsss
packets
Import. 1896 oss7. 1888 1889 Stock his Last
Pearls, s4a $50 os6 as SO 800
Reeowng 10 the dsuclnaion Of buyers pay the prices
asked and the receipt Of supplies from New York Car
has
sold ra65o So duty rla7 paid 300 bags East India
found purchasers atcao We have received aSs bags of the
issS-sS 1887. 1885, 1899. Stock this Last
ssis Ass 1880 aas4 40 none.
change quotations. which remain aoninal $50 for
American Hops fs2 for old duty 3s) paid has
received addition Of 70 bales hy the Robert Adams from
FROM usIrrp STATES.
1856. 1897 1885. 1889. Stock this Last
50 i,os Gal loss s az si isc
CoGeeA sale took place. sample, Of 1892 bags Porto
Rico ON board the Carolina from New York. Just arrived al
size and 3si bag imported BY the Baltimore, at 7s!chese
WhaleboneA speculative feeling has been manifested with.
these few days and higher rates have been obaned2 tons
American Whalebone inferior 10 fine, E47t 60
French fi50. partly for eIporations
ged fetched f5 l2el3 the Carolina from New
York. and by one Of whaer Our stock u much reduced
by the ougsng being only 90 tons against $50 tons
Drug. and Dyes market 1, sHl completely inacsv.
We quote asrctron Bark Philadelphia at f2a5o 23 and
American Beeswax fl av for northern and fl7o 75 for
southern2 nds Rubber realized c25 and 30 very
We have received l25 hhds Qssrcron Bark n cases Gum
and Btewx 10 bags India Rubber 81 chests LacDye
10 Cocbncs Indigo, ron New York. and lo4
bags Gum, 9 cases Las-Dyc, &c. cosstwise
other articles received from the United States,
500 packages Tea % hhds Tobacco 10 casks Ivory, 5l Ee
plants Teeth, and packages Tortoise Shell.