The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-19

nolarge accumulation took place in bond this year
N iS I b rae s 9Iy ss shs
grower in the month Of August owing to the early sea-
son, in place OF September
LONDON TRADE REPORT, Sept. 23-Rice-20 900 bags
Bengal put up sale; only small quantity
sold lis Sd per cwt the remainder were bought in at lis
I'd to lbs per cwt.
Cofee-Ceylon again went Cd per cwt lower to-day.
aud good ordinary quality is offered at Cos Cd This Is
fall as per cwt within the last three weeks
DrugsA large public sale of with spirit, and pri
ces much the same as before.
LIVERPOOL CoTroN Thursday Sept. 22.-To-
days demand for Cotton has been moderate and the sales
scrpons and have been taken entirely by the trade P
ces are barely supported.
FRlp.Y Sept 55.-The business done in the Cotton mar
ket this week has been very limited extent the sales
OF all kinds not amounting TO than IL 40 bags Spe
culaors have been very supne their purchasers only
amounting TO 200 bales of an and to porter
have only been sold 540 American and 200 surs The
purchases OF the trade considerably below the week
y consumption, owing chiefly to their having been rs-
Their discouragng market for Yarn and Goods last Tues
day, at Manchester both regards demand and price.
Holders Cotton have offered pretty freely but prices
much the Friday last with the exception Of the
better qualities of American which have in some nstan-
ces been sold at a decline OF I'D per ID.
About 800 bags OF Sea Island and Stained and 100 West
India have declared for public sale next Friday
! The import of the week amounts to l5,i57 bags.
to-day sales OF cotton amour. 10 oIy ABOUT soo oaes,
occasioned by the fire is understood that at least AS
600 bales of Cotton have been destroyed
! LrEupooL CoRS ExcHAseE-sept. 23.-The duty on
ColonalWheat and Flour having again further advanced
is at the highest point prescribed by the existing
Corn Act wiz per quarter and IS barrel respect
lively upon foreign wheat also it is raised to 1885, oats
quarter and on -four to los 0d per BARREL being
virtual prohibition Of their release for home consump.
| ton
The general imports Of the past three days extreme
y light notwithstanding, have continued to expert
heavy sale for all articles OF the traie in the inter
val from Tuesday last though at perceptble differ
| ence from the currency OF that day
Having lively reports from London other markets
to animate the trade here and the mers beginning to
receive rather better supplies OF Wheat direct from
the growers enable them to proceed with less portion
of old Cora Exchange this morning, therefore,
all descriptions Of foreign seemed to be nearly without
demand recedng value at least Id to 3D. and Irish
Sd to 4d I'D per 7ob below the
rates OF Tuesday, whilst English new although very few
samples appeared was decidedly cheaper States and Ca
madam -four upon very limited inquiry was I'd per br
late prices.
MANCHESTER, Sept. 25.-There is nothing in the
aspect oil affairs in this neghborhood the power
loom being still gradually returning to work.
able longer to stand out and the turnout be said to
be at end In Bolton, however matters still
settled, and at least 400 hands areout.
STATE OF TRApE.-RocHpALE, Monday.-We have had
very brisk demand for fanneis to-day and pieces have
been eagerly bought up but the manufacturers have not
yet been able to obtain decided advance in price The
wool market continues in much the same state 1t has
been for Mondays past The dealers very will
ling to sell at formerPrices, and the manufacturers buy
very sparingly.
HULA few weeks ago gave an account of the
state of trade in this town, and regret to that
subsequent investigations do not present any more pro-
missing result The grocers and tea dealers PLAN Of
falling of of full half their usual business say moth
ing OF the diminished profits on every article in conse-
gu OF the great composition prevailing The drapers
both woolen and linen complain OF diminution in their
weekly returns Of ESQ, some ofthem OF f200 We know
instances OF working with families who have been
compelled TO do without scarcely any food for weeks to-
gether and the best hands among the
thankful to take mendng, what called cobbling,
sort OF work which they would have scorniuly rejected
under other circumstances The talors not have
Poy and many of them glad to 60 out by the day
to private houses Three of four Of the shpcarpen.
tes sail makers &C. may be said to be out Of employ In
addition to all this, know instances of gentlemen of
property reducing their expenditure meet the income
tax by dischargng their servants selling their horses
dogs Sc alarmed at the aspect OF affairs The shipping
interest well known to be greatly depressed docks
being filed with vessels laid up in ordinary.
PARIS, Sept. 22.-The market has been very fiat, and
business very limited For the Account the Three per
Gents opened SOL 20c declined to s0 l0c and closed
at S0 l5c The Five per Cents from llSE 95 fell to 81
l6c and closed lSf 90c, both stocks thus
lower. For Money the Three per Cents unaltered
and the Five per Cents sc lower Bank of France Shares
have declined If Soc Lsfte Bank shares unaltered.
ANTWERP Sept. 2O-Cotton--We cannot quote single
transaction of note and prices the About 800
bales American, and 0s bales St. Domingo have arrv ed
this week.
Rice is still in demand both for home consumption and
exports 400 tierces Carolina have been sold 2if 10
i2t 400 bags Bengal sfto eaf and 500 bags Batavia
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