Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21

a
descriptions attended with almost daily advance in
prices market closes rs to IS per cw
this day week sales amount to 1850 hhds BP together
with 500 bags Maurtus and also 5000 bags Bengal the
latter chiefly from SOS for middlng to good white
Offoregn Sugar the sales of the week 53 and ia
brs and Brazil at 2s I'd TO a5 for whites and aOs Oh
10 OBS for Bonded rehned sales reported In
goods GuTy U aseaoe sos s p psr vI
the 37s but in consequence of the great rise IN
empp n,ded and the quotations are raised accordng
Coffee The sales of Plantation limited comprising 100
casks of jamaica 1870 brs of Dominica and Trinidad and
casks and 80 bags Demerara; for Jamaica the prices
realized advance of 2s to IS cw and the trade
evnee more to purchases % bags 60 has we're
sold Br.zil AIS TO os and Laguayra oss per vo pays
Trinidad Cocoa sold at lSs small lot oil bapna9es
at s6s, and parcel of ordinary Bengal at LIS "a per eW.
and 1000 bags of black Pepper OF good qualify at oa 10 ~
per H. No sales Of nG uSnt tbe sales are only GO
puns Demeraa 10 to 80 cent o. r. at As "a TO os per
TIA fair business has been done, chiefly in
Congous Twankays and Iiysons and the market closes
very firm.
LIvrRrooL CorroS MARKET, FaIpAY, July "A very
large extent has been done this week. during
which spectators have shown great activity in conse
quence accounts received from the United States of
injury sustained excessive floods &c prices OF Ameri
can descriptions have consequently advanced little
quotations 9TH per ID, though during the most
spirited part the buying Wednesday last there
many sales at ID higher The sales today will be
about 4oO0 bales with steady market Spectators have
taken 500 of American and Exporters 1880 Anne.
rcan and 300 surat 800 bales of American for
yarded the country last month unsod. The import
this week is So 40 bags the sales 100 viz
800 Sea Islands 49, Ia 30 Stained do a IL; 1920 Up.
land Al Co. 1890 New Orleans A 81; 1860 Alabama,
A a6 $40 Pernambuco 81 10y; $50 Bahia Maceio sac
20 Demerara 10 l2 10 Laguira 5 40 West India 81;
10 Egyptian III; 80 Peru 81; 2ilo Madras and surat
Same period last ycar:Sea Island 20i %; 22iO Up
land II Q; 1890 New Orleans q lol; $500 Alabama
o. 400 Pernambuco 81 9S 400 Bahia Nacei 81 9 500
Naranhan % $50 West India 81 8; lao Egyptian
III Is; 1910 Madras and Surat Il Ct.
LIVERPOOL Corros M,RKrr, July Ave have again
notice the existence of a large speculative inquiry for
Cotton and last quotations were paid today for an
ing 5000 America an taken on speculation.
LIVERPOOL Cons ExcH.soE, Tuesday, June 3Oth.-We
have again had considerable supplies of foreign wheat and
-four and continued demand for both, gradually i'm
proving prices. There has been daily inquiry since
last for American -four in bond but great Discrimination
on the part of holders generally to sell, higher
prices supply has therefore fallen short of the
mand For duty paid wheat and -four there has been also
constant demand for consumption and the stocks OF both
must be fast diminishing; for these articles higher prices
have likewise been obtained There has keen little going
forward in other articles Oats and oatmeal barely main
tain their value For the better runs OF dutypad wheat
there moderate demand at Fridays prices, at Id
ID advance those of this day week American flour
was good deal looked after, for both town and country
consumption and sales to fair extent made fully
-four sales TRANSFERRED did hear of much inquiry
for either There rather inquiry for oats, and
the best samples brought in some instances Id advance
STATE OF TRApE.-MAScHEsrEa,Ju ly3d.-CorroNrRADE
There has been only very limited business doing in
cloth and yarns throughout the week; and in the former
less would have been done had there arisen little pe
cuative demand for printers the best qualities Of which
be noted lower than this day sennight whilst
inferior goods whether power hand loom fabrics
be noted shade low err than on Tuesday For mule warns
suitable for the China and India markets considerable in
quries have been made and if the spinners generally
would have taken less, large business would have
been done but the news from those parts received to-day
makes the srinncrs very firm. Good water twist Is
to be had at O,d lOid per h. which 25d less than
the numbers brought this time wevemohths. The
country buy ers of whom there been an average num-
ber in town. continue to buy sparingly the continued
very uayorabe weather making this class of customers
still more cautious than they last week. The stop
page the Commercial Bank has produced the unf.
vorabc effects market anticipated
BR,DrOnD, July 2-The improvement in the demand for
piece goods, and which had TO notice last week has
disappeared the inquiries to-day being quite limited
any mark day for time past. Prices though
rative Scarcely foreign order in the ofexecu-
ton. In yarns theres nothing to report; the demand
and prices steady. Wool is again lower, with probabi
ty Gifts further receding.
BL,cKBURS July ls-Our trade still continues in the
angud and unsatisfactory state that has marked its
movements for many weeks past notwithstanding the hea
Wy business that is said to have been done in the
market, and the small advance in prices upon de-
scripons ofthe material. And it is quite true, that
whatever be the Liverpool operations the odds in prices
decidedly against the seller in the cloth market and
fear in the yarn market too
LEEDS, July ls--We had again very limited business
done in the halls; and there is probability that
manufacturers will further reduce the Of goods
stocking up being quite of the question: and the
especially Il is admitted on all hands that price, do
not pay reckoning the present price of oo Some
OF OUT merchants have been doing this week than
usual but think this will be lasting few orders
the have been received but this will only operate
in avery unimportant branch Of the trade.
HUDpERsrIrLp, July Ist.-Our market pretty well
attended to day. but still there but meagre quantity
departments and manufacturers continue to complain bit
ery the low and ruinous prices obtained; indeed they
so low compared with the prices OF woos that
sales chiefly the effect ofdrc ncccssy and, doubtless
f an early Improvement cannot be realized many will
have "bite the dust" The wool market also Hat,
but prices firm.
BRI,roL SUGAR M,RKEr, Thursday, July Ave con.
tnue have excellent demand for all descriptions of
Sugar both grocers and refners being buyers The al
in British Plantation Sugar is most unprecedented,
being from los to 12s per cw during the last fortnight
Prices Sis to SIS for brown SIS for mid
ding and SIS for good The refined goods fully
keeps pace with the material and may quote
brown aud fine Jumps lois to lls Runs held firmly
for higher rates.
P,ns Mosrr M,RKrr. July 1st.-The American money
crssis being again felt in the French market. The Anne
merchants debtors Of Paris Lyons ST.
Etcnnc, etc. make returns send orw ard
bills The Americans To have made their minds
pay their debts foreigners and exclusively
constructing the north and the south Of the
Union immense lines Of railroads. each Of the length
of60o miles,
Bourse, O'Clock.
Money still abundant stocks still rise great
made Five per cents for cash, 17 90c aud ls zoe
Three per cents ditto s5f l5c and s5f i5c ditto
Bank Of France shares, 30OO la Coulisse Translates
Three per cents at s5f b2lc.
ARRIVAL OF rHE BRrrASSIA, AND RECEPTION or
Nm. CUSARp.-The Bostonians gave the Britannia
q reception which the papers call grand and for
Boston, we dare say il well enough. She was
salutcd from half dozen points-a revenue cutter
and Maverick House were illuminated. The band
on board the Columbus struck mp "Gsd save the
Queen" on the Britannias passing her. She haul
ed into her berth, at Cunard Wharf, East Boston,
about N O'Clock, where she received with loud