Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05
Duties Foreign Com PAYABLE in London, rl seP -,
inclusive.
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first report this week, have had great deal Of al
most constant heavy rain and boterous winds; which,
few miles around u.s. will il general least protract the
harvest In late situations this unfavorabe change IN the
during the last two days, the transactions ON the whole
having been unimporant with scarcely any variation In
prices from the current rates ofTuesiay.
The duty has adv anced on n-cga wheat TO los I'd, on
Peas TO IS oil quarter Flour to 6s Sd per barrels re-
duced on ryeto lis per quarter and remains unatered
upon barley oats and beans Upon British Colonial pro
duce duties continue the same as last week.
Beyond $3.50 quarters coastwse, have no wheat from
any quarter fresh in for to-day any other grain worth
notices Of Flour also, only 2i0o barrels in time TO meet
the charge of 4s several vessels however are near at
hand fIom the American States it'll wheat and -four,
which will be subject the present increased duty; and
upon such may arrive after Tuesday next still higher
rate is an, icipatcd
The weather becoming fine again today, and having
very slender attendance OF buyers the trade for all de-
scrions Of wheat was extremely langud and although
holders are not generally disposed to recesr Few partial
sales made at small decline from last quota
tons Barrel -four the contrary, In moderate
quest the previously noted English at the
time, remaining UNMARRIED.
state OF Trade.
MAScrEsrrp. CorroS TRApE, Sept l3-There has been
steady inquiry since this day sennigh for most kinds
fpower and hanloom cloth though within the last day
or two has rather slack, but by any
change in value From what can be asSertaned would
appear that there exists Legitimate dsnd for all that
things right evidently no. the increase
In Twist there is still good demand for exports and late
trade in finished goods is decidedly improving.
HALIFAX Saurdoy.-We cannot note any decided I'm.
TODAY though perhaps things are not worse
than they have been for the last few weeks Hopes how
ever entertained that the termination of harvest
things will improve A good American trade would set
us all to rights In yarns and wool no variation from last
week.
LEEDS, Tucsday.-The business in both markets on Sa
turday and Tuesday, again limited scale, and
very little business has been done. The slightest cause
in times like the present, tends to depression There are
however rather hands employ cd than for time
The prices OF wool are irm 'or All kinls.
BRAproLp, Thursday-Some kinds OF figured 10th have
become very and for such prices rather high
and for all kinds of goods the market is now very firm
with prospect Il positive advance ell descriptions OF
piece goods. Yarns in full much request as they
have been for time past and sInners firm
The wool stapers very DESTROYS to quit stock bat spin
canno. be induced to buy bag extra and prices
main without change
RocHDALE FLANNEL M,nKEr, Monday The flannel
market has bccn quite brisk to-day the three Pre-
ceding Mondays The demand remains steady but there
is advance in price In the wool market there is no
oh nge
HupnrnsrrrLp T uesday-The demand for heavy winter
goods still continues brisk and fair general trade
done in most descriptions of wooens. Light iancies
quite much in request usually the at this
Prices remain firm, but do not improve In woods
there fair demand at late prices. Business in the
warehouses during the week has been satisfactory.