The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-28

JAN. l5-On,-eghth lower than last week Sales 81, J.
$50 bales Imports, 20 oeo bales sale male this day
OF 500 bales at lower price than any since 1929.
At 10 o'clock this morning the steamer Columbia made
her appearance. To day no improve Some Of the
old 81 cotton has been selling 81 East India cotton
asonishingly improved in color, staple cleaning and
bids fair TO reduce, ere long the consumption OF Ameri
can in considerable degree. Both cloth and yarn are
very dull and the advices from Manchester last eve
ming quote decline in the latter. Buyers are waiting
the meeting Of Parliamentto hat steps will be taken
to improve trade. 1t meets the 81 February next
Notwithstanding the apparent impossibilty to get sd
vance on cotton we have information that spnners are
not losing on the contrary
favorable, spnners and manufacturers have accepted
lower rates has had its due weight here and IN Goa
sequence Of abundance offering Isl decline has been
submitted to in American Cottons.
The sales Friday $4,000 bales 1000 OF these on spe
culation, and 300 bales for export.
HAvRr, Jan. l2-Our Cotton market remains without
animation the very cold weather almost
communication with the interior. The navigation Of
the Seine is also interrupted Our principal holders ap
for the last two days. new decline is now at hand.
The sales since the LIST inst amounts to 1900 bales
Of all Sorts The arrivals to 700 bales only owing to
the prevalence of easterly winds Our stocks consist oil
10000 bales but the first change of wind will bring
large and long expected supplies under which, prices
Some lots of fin Carolina Rice, daily expected have
been sold, to arrive. at 26f to 26f.
LIykRPooL, Jan l5h-The advices per Columbia were
receve ed this morning.
We are rather surprised that prices with you had,
der existing circumstance been so well mahtalnee
much depressed from tho accounts received from this
country.
The reports Of reduction Of the estimate Of your crsp
not likely to have any effect our marke which
we believe only be Influenced by return Of more
healthy state Of trade in manufacturing dstIicts
There 10 rather business doing In Manchester,
but, although OF the manufacturers have ceased
working and others only working short time prices
soSds saa yarns are not
fully as lew any period last year The sales to
day have been only 1000 balesand the market closed
cavity.
LIvERrooL Jan. There has been fair demand for
cotton from the trade this week. but as many holders,
particularly Of new cotton are disposed to SELL the mar
ket has had heavy appearance end have
made from imports of the crop, at reduction OF "a
per ID from last weeks prices.
There change in Brazil or Egyptian, though the
latter lot freely offered East India are in fair
quest at the late prices Those offered at auction to day
were mostly sold without much decline though with
rreguary Ths sales to day 5000 bales TO the
trade, with heavy market; speculation this week,
$500 American and 600 surat; export 200 American;
oi fair to good fair, le iat COED to 6ne, Is 90
Stained do, ord to mid Al fair to good fair,
good to fine, 81 Upland ord to mid, Al 81 fair to
Mobile, ord to mid, Il 81 fair to good fair, 81
good to fine, 81 a. New Orleans, ord g.. to ., mid.
Essp p . ord 70 ,s s1 % Has
to fine 81 0! surst and Madras, ord to mid. at 81
fair to good fair, ~ good to fine, AK 49,.
90 saO ditto during period last year, 81 3Oo total
taken for consumption 40 1906 ditto last year. ooo
Stock American hand, Jan. Ia, lSl2, 2ol ,3Uu Ioal
stock on hand. $3.50; do American hand time
last year. 2s6070; ditto, total on hand same time last
J ear, $4,000.
srAre or TRApE-MArcHEsrrn, JAN. ll.-There was
rather animation in the market than the two pre-
ceding Tuesdays; and those spinners and manufactu
rers who had demanded further advances last week,
then offered but refused. The market however, is toll
erably steady, both in goods and yarn at traing ad-
upon the extreme low rates current about month
RocHDALE, JAN. lo-To.day being the new market,
there has been numerous attendance but not pro.
poronae quantity of business transacted. Prices yet
remain low. In the wool market there is nothing new
to report.
sented few slight dawnngs Of hope. Several buyers
have made their and although the extent Of
sales but small and prices low several parcels Of
aSe refused to submit 70 any reduction and
rather to be dis oed to hold until something like re-
muneraiing price is obtained Meanwhile, one parcel
after another finding helps to diminish the
stock and to set manufacturers thinking what to
begin preparing. Silk merchants disposed to become
fully as firm In their terms. The manufacturing
mttee have their about one hundred
during the week, and have now $40 employed. Tho
number Of webs given out during the week amounts to
ls9, making, since the commencement lee
LIvERrooL CorIoE MARxEI, Jan. s.To.day not less
than ~ bags have been disposed Of including 9eo
American for export Prices are steady but more psri
cuary for the common and niddng qualities Of Ane-
rican, which not freely offered. jan loth.The de-
land for Gotten to-day has not been particularly brisk
but the sales amount to 600 bags including 700 surat,
and prices are steady for all kinds The trade have been
LrvnnrooL CosS ErsHASeE, January ll--since Tues
day. the 4h instant there is considerable fresh arri
val for the Corn trade including quantity OF foreign
Wheat and United States Flour The frost is undated
and the canals are shut
The Wheat trade has been nanimate, and the purcha
Of tie dealers have been few and confined to
retail lots but there have been several orders for sp
ment to Ireland for fine free foreign, which have been
executed at full prices Wis., at 90 lid for red Bal
tic at los Cd for mixed Dsnzc All ether kinds which
not wanted, might hare been had at some rednc-
ton especially Irish, which is generally very ine-
rior.
Sack and barrel -four have been in limited request,
and former prices have been barely supported
cargo Of Ancona Wheat on the passage to this port
has been sold at Is per 70lbs, short price, delivered
here. There have been no sales of -four in bond
Today the market has been depressed, and wheat.
Tor which there only avery limited inquiry wa:
qualities in whsh there little change The value OF
Irish Is in great nominal for want Of buyers
There alteration in prices Of free barrel and sack
flour, but the sales have been trihng in amount.
There was no inquiry for wheat in bond u States
-four to arrive was offered at 2ss per barrel.
Boz Charles Dickens, Esq and his es.imable
lady purpose leaving New York for the south this
afternoon. He may remain, however, ill to-mo--
row, in the hope of receiving letters by the Caledo
MIA, if they do not arrive to-day Since his arrival
in this city, he has been literally Toasted, fe,ed toast
ed, wned, and dined to his hearts content With
the exception of the great Boz Ball and the magnii-
cent Boz Dinner at the City Hotel, all the other
honors and inequalities extended to him were of
strictly private nature. La this the people Of New
York have shown their good sense; and Dickens has
acted like himself in declining any further public
manifestations Of respect. During his stay here, he
has worked like dray horse, ('if we may be allow
ed the expresson,'') answered hundreds and hun
drsds OF etters-re ceived thousands of calls and
shakes of the hand-declined dozens of invitations to
breakfasts suppers dinners and MANY Mrs. Leo