Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-25


taken fully the prices ostaHable in tho beginning
of the eek but all secondary sorts the turn cheaper
The fresh arrivals of oats were by no means large and
having experienced a better demsnd from dealers
than Of late that article free sale at former prices
Beans and peas without alteration.
Loxpos M.HxErs Nov. Gin the tea market today,
ation OF the arrival Masees Of the overland mail
India Newsis expected in the course OF to morrow,
though me parties think be several days before
we receipt of them Companys Congou was quoted
s!d per h. cash. and Is Id to as I'd per b. fer
a month .
Colonial produce dull and there were no auctions
of the least Importance The buyers appeared indspss.d
operate while the holders VIII not give way materially
with regard to prices.
For Russia Tallow the demand was limited, and the
quotstion rather lower.
76bseoo.-rhore has been fair business doing during
the last month, and, in instances to ID per h.
advance has been realised, but this especially applies to
selected descriptions Of Strips in small PARCELS and
of opinion that alteration worth noting has taken
place in the market since last the principal sales
have been in strips SID Cd Old TO Odd The sales
in leaf have been to I'd aud It'd; the latter prices
some purchases have been mado of extremely bne qua.
lty, very little inferior Virginia The arrivals CT
Strips during the month have been considerable
extent and We de not concur in the opinion oil proba'
bic scarcity.
LONDON TRADE RsroSr, Nov again very little bu-
sness done in the produce markets, and the sales
parti cularly light.
Tea-The market firm. Company's Congous, IS 81 to
IS Ad cash.
TaAoe-The price the spot is 49s; all the year 4os;
December and January 4ss od and February and March
Susa.-iso hhds done in the market at stea-
dy prices
Cd as7 barrels and 90 bags Brazil ranged from lbs Cd to
los.
Cofes-e7 casks Jamaica sold at little easier prices
LIvsRrooL CoTroN MARxEr, Nov. 4.-To-dsys demand
for has been moderate not than 1000 bags ha
been sold all oil which had been taken by the trade
Prices are steady.
Nov 5-To-dsy sales of Cotton amount to 4o0o bags,
which consist chiefly of Americ Description and all
the trade The market considered TO been better
supplied, but prices are steady
Nov 6The sales today about 5000 bags all 10 the
trade with a quiet market.
The sales of the week $50 bales including
$50 American speculation, among which we NOTES
bales Island at l2 10, 40 stained do y 81 1900
Upland 6s; $40 Mobile and Alabama 81 Oh New Or
leans 4, %.
Taken speculation this year. s $3.50 30 bales
Increase OF Import this year, compared with the
same date last year so9,ooe
Increase of stock l3v,Sco
Increase ofquantty taken for consumption 2l7,loo
The demand for cotton to-day has been only 70 mode
rate extent the sales 3c00 baSs, without variation in
prices
LIVERPOOL Coax ExcHASsE, Nov. 6.-since Tuesday,
the 9th u the supplies for the Corn trade
fair amount. and Ct the recently arrived American Wheat
800 quarters have been entered for home USE at the duty
OF a2s Cd per quarter.
In the effected Of foreign the rates OF Tuesday
fully supported the new Irish Offering being mostly OF in
different quality, the prices were nomnay low although
lot of very prime red brought os
Free barrel and sack Flour had languid sale without
cargo of Odessa wheat in bond sold at IS, well
lots OF United States hour for expectation at a's
81 to 2ls -
the dealers bought paringy of wheat all descriptions of
which brought the same prices as on TINS gay senght
Canada and at 33 81 to 34 for United States and the lat
in bond offered freely at aas 3D. Irish aour vas
Oats badly supported former rates, few sold
rose IS I'D; but prime Oatmeal had fair sale at 2ss
In other articles there is change in value or demand
STATE OF TRapr-Manchesser, Nov. s:-The little in:
demand Tor manufactured goods that spleaed
last week arising from the execution OF the orders brought
BY from the United States, appears TO have
row died away; and the pressure Tor continuing
undated the market has elased into Its former state
OF dulness and inactivity The market was also in
iurously affected by accounts from Germany
sales OF 10 have been by nos
lie ruuors ada several orders fer pure this
ket was very gloomy, snd exhibited little promise OF
chang, until improvement takes place IN the state oil
the money market.-1fsnchssfeT Guors,sn
The notions concerning the state OF the market were OF
conflicting sort; some maintaining that thsy were bet
they were aatter Our opinion rs that upon thc more
rather inquiry and somewhat better de-
mand for most OF CLOTH but without improve
nent in prices: willis, Of almost all sorts with
any change whatever. Warps are not In such good
demand they few weeks ago. arising no doubt IN
part from the having turned OUT IN several
districts consequence ofthe masters having insisted on
reduction in wages. This reduction OF wages has be-
general in almost all our manufacturing depart
septs and is evidence ofthe depressed state ofthngs
Two failures reported but 10 no great eNteh the
oin liabilities not amounting 10 more thah some iVoso
-Msnehesfer Chro,ick.
thsanding tolersbly fair Attendance
of BUYERS in the market day. there has been less than
the usral amount of business done. The general rent
in Rochdale occurs this month and the buyers never
fail take advantage Of H. Lower prices nave neeh OIL
ered and ia some cases. the need makers have been
obredit5 accept IT, Considerably more business might
have been done if the manufacturers generally would
have submitted to reduction The WOOL maIAtth ABOUT
the that Of last Monday:
Uudd-rsfsi9-This mach the same sort OF market
last weekly means sseoufaging taking INTO CON
sderaoa the time Of the year Heavy wooliens plan
and fancy, still in fair demands prices remain hri'
Business in the arehouses Is no verse.
Pan, BoURsE Nov. A slight demand has taken place
this afternoon owing 70 report, which obtained Ger
tain degree Of credit OF its being the Intention OF N
Theirs stand for the Presidency Of the Chamber Of De
puties was likewise added that the exPremer was
pretty OF This report acted on the market
and the Three per Cents viii LEFT OF yesterday at az
6Oc enced this morning at 7f 3Jc; sns the Bears
exerting all their influence they went down TO 1o
25c reaction then took place and they rose to ef oe
at which price they closed The Five per Cents have de-
oned TO lost oOc which is nearly one franc and half
beneath the olossg price Of yesterday The last prices
wer,-Fys per Cents eo soG na ,or rnS se o.
end month 76f 6oc Bank Of France shares 1901 spa
nish Acves 22b Nespolitsn Five per Cents, lol SOC
BouHsr Nov 3.--Cours .fufh.niqu,-Bargsins for Mo-
ney in stocks Recognised by the Syndicate Five per
Cents Oo Doc ios 3oc acc l5c los soc jc SOC Coo roc
coo soc DOC 2Oc Four and half per Cents
m 6 oo SIC s0c 75c zoe soc 75c 6oc cc SOC COO
zoe a5c zoe aSc Bank Actions 3I2d 5I2of $1,000 tx
change on London-One month, paper. f &C; money,
ssfr.c; Three mosths. paper 2n 9oc money, 2A Soc
AnsrrRDax Nov. i.-During the week ending Nov.i
Coffee in better position, and prices had rscn again
some sorts az S5ic 10 600 and other qualities ia proper
ton. suma;ra 36c. OF Tobacco the supplies had
nearly all been taken Off but there had been fresh arrivals
virginia good position; hui in Nsrinas sndfo
Rico there very little doing. Crbs was in more re-
quest. Cotton still dull, and 10 effect sales lower
prices would have to be submitted American quail
tesw.re al epc to Csc; surinan at ale ssc and East
India .. 2c. Raw Sugar quiet. but no aera-
in prices In Carolina Rice there was no alteration,
the auotacn being l3E In American poashes there
nothing doing. Petersburgh half clesn hemp was at COZ
In metals tar ans Pieh there had teen no BUSINESS snd