The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18

withstandng the admirable manner in which the bulk OF
ne crop wa that in point Of quantity the org
nal defect was never wholly recovered and that the yield
per acre mas peen good deal
Of the rapid and continued fall in prices the ma
Of the mPortatons and the release large quantity
wneat out OF bond about the time that
plies OF new OF our growth were beginning 10 make
their appearance Even this point little
h3 h o ,h Tor large as the receipts from abroad
nave peen they have not greatly exceeded those OF for
mer years as 10 afford sufficient reason for the extraord
mar! is which has taken place in the value of the art
ce Inc weather has since last been very iavora
bic for wheat.sowing and other out door labor the
which ie IN the early part the week having supplied
the SOIL win The necessary degree OF moisture farmers
have therefore, been extremely busy and only moderate
supplies OF corn have been brought forw ard Of
the towns in the agricultural districts No material i'm
seems however yet to have taken place in
the demand and at the leading markets in the
me value fwhea has continued to tend
In many parts ofhe country the mills have
been standing for for want of water this diff
Guilty has probably IN degree been removed by the
ncaVy showers on tuesday and, work can be
generally RECOMMENDED, the inquiry for wheat may be
expected to augment-Mark Lane ErprsssI
LIVERPOOL CotToN MA"KET.-Oct 2e.-The demand
for cotton to day ha: been partly active and the sale
speculation. Prices are very fully supported
Oct 3LLIo days demand for cotton has been by
meant actve and the sales bags including
800 American taken speculation. Prices are steady
although although the market has been quiet to-day
NOV To-day there has been fair demand for
Cotton for Tuesday and $500 bags have been sold ncu
ding 1000 American cd speculation. There change
Nov. 2.-Today' demand for Cotton has been limited
and barely 5000 bags have been sold the trade being
sole ouysrsi holders offer more freely and sales
Longer oe al the partial advance Of ID per h. OBJ
Nov. s-The sales of to-day are 5000 bags. The mar
ket is heavy and prices are with difficulty maintained
Liverpool cons MAnxnr, Nov. Prevented by ex.
ceedngy bosterous weather several days last week
had very little grain up Fridays market and al
though the atmosphere has become genial SINCE it
has not been so far OF sufficient duration many
vessels entering the por have therefore state We
ry scanty supply Of grain from Ireland scarcely
other coestwise from abroad; moderate quaRtity Of
Irish -four and oatmeal and 1895 barrels of -four
nice ironing the principal arrivals since this day sem
night.
LvERrooL Provision MARKET Nov. 3--.american Pro-
rican provisions which still continues and as the quan
ty of Canadian is now reduced into small compass in
creased rates demanded 80 barrels New York CITY
sold yesterday by auction s5s per barrel in
bond. Good beef scarce and wanted Dry hams enquir
ed for-pckIed, more slowly, at our quotations.
Considerable arrivals of cheese, which meet a ready
sale Lard OF an inferior kind fine also getting
low in stock. the demand for which is good.
Beef in Bond-Unted States per Dbl 33s Cd to
Cd prime los 81 to 2l Cd Canadian mess AS I'd to ASS
prime 4lsto ass Sd.
I'd ADS Sd; United States 33s Sd to SIS 3D.
Bacon-sas to 39s per cwt. duty paid
Hams-Dry Ais Ass; picked sos Sd to cd per cwt
Chsese-s7s Cd to S5s per cwt, duty paid.
Lard-35s to AIS per cwt duty paid
The import from the 18th Oct to the ID Nov both in
cusveBeef 2s bbls pork 95 bbls cheese $50 casks and
sos boxes; lard 30l packages
STATE OR TaApE.-MAScHEsrER.-Upo the whole
there has been doing in both and yarn but prices
quite low have before had occasion to note
The demand for yarn is principally by the German Rnd
Greek houses who at old rates have been operating pretty
freely
MANcHEsrER-Tuesday. Although there was no ma
teral change in the demand and certainly advance in
healthier and seader feeling in the markek than during
the last two or thsee proceeding weeks Stocks are still
gn ana ana nn
to be further reduced.
LEEps-The pure hasers in cloth halls Saturday
were considered very imed but on Tuesday the demand
very active especially in the white cloth hail. For
Tins past the principal business has been done in
weeds peershams and other winter goods but there has
of late been rather done in cloths of finer light
quality Some foreign well domestic buyers have
been u the during the week. that there has been
considerably activity observable in the warehouses
than for some time past.
HuppERsFIrLp-There wos an average attendance of
buyers this market Tuesday, and fair business
done in those goods that suit the prevailing Wool
len and other paids request, and any lty in
the article was purchased with avidty.
HALFAx.-The demand for manufactured goods in our
time past but strangetO say there was not proportion
ate activity in the wool market which considered
Their dull.
RocHEpALE-Monday W have had a busy market to-
day, and hannes OF the gner qualities have a good de-
msnd Dyed goods have also been eagerly sought after,
and the market has been entirely cleared of them by
Scotch who do not often attend this market Not
whsanding thi: ready sale there is not the least i'm
price, and the manufacturers buy very sparingly.
HAyRE MARKErs-A circular from Havre dated 2oth
October cotton market is again very calm and
feeble The business in sugar. though little ami
mated than week, still very limited but prices
with difficulty maintained. The sales on the
whole consisted Of 2as hhds at So 56 and Sc r 80
times for good middlng In foreign and Bourbon sugar
nothing occurred Coffee remained without any material
alteration and holders appeared willing to dispose of Their
stock; however, know only some good ordinary St.
I'M yphi fO nd Y FIR.
Rio at $751; 3A and 49, and 500 Rags Lsguayra at 5
fr Rice, account OF successive arrivals has some
what decli ed in value l62 casks Carolina having been
sold 26i per 50 kogrsmmes, 50 do delivery u.s.
and casks "a m In East India rice nothing done
any Interest," there have been in the Of this week
only 90 che SITS Bengal changed hands, 10 chests at pre-
MUM of G 30 cents and 10 chests at the price Of fir 81
cts Our stock amounts $3.50 chests Bengal 30 Java
% serons Caracas and Is do Guatemala.
HAMsuRo MARxETs-In the Hamburg markets during
the week ending Friday. October 18th, coffee bad been
Brazil coffee n to A sch; 500 La Guayra il to sch
500 Batavia 5-l6h to A sch. hedemand for
sugar continued and for particular descriptions small
rapidly including 2l00 boxes brown and yellow Havana
100 white and 300 brown Bahia and 400 yell
low Java with about 100000 lbs Of Belgian and Dutch
Jumps Rice sold only in very limited parcels; in
there alteration. lew parcela Of cassia lignea
rates Ia tobacco he sales were "a casks kentucky ZOO
Domingo, and ll9l rolls Porto Rico. OF Russian tsow
the supply wa; III and were sra firm hs. Ordinary
picked beef AZ marks Pork the per 200 pounds
English.
AMSTERDAM MARKETs.-In the Amsterdam market du.
ring the week ending Monday, October 81 coffee was
without alteration Java lad been in small demand at 23S
for good ordinary. Brazil in request Tobacco had
only limited SALE and in cotton there very little do
ing Prices tolerably firm American brought 23c
32c and East India l9c to 26c Raw sugar
and supported its value In rice there not much DONE
Carolina was Iifto l3f and Java Of to If. Hides
dull The demand Java indigo continued 400 chests
sold at soc to 4Oc advance last sales prices Geneva
Amsterdam proof at l54fto III, and Russia taow at
32If
ANTWERP MAAxErs-From Antwerp we learn that cot.
fee was favorable position during the week end
ing Tuesday, the 25th Oct Saesl6OO bales ordinary
Batava IS to 26lc; ordinary Domingo at 81 to 22c;
and ordinary Brazil at 2Ot 26tc all consumption
Hides had sold freely Cotton DULL also indigo;
and rice feeble at l2l 1877 for Carolina and to OFF for
Bengal In sugar the sales 1000 boxes grey
Havana nj l21 to l44C Tea was dull.