The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-23

cline of Sd per 7olb Home made Irish and foreign dut,
paid hour restricted to slow limited demand the two
former kinds eded in value IL per sack and the
| I'd per Dbl below our last currency.
LvrRrooL CoTros MARKEr, July 2.-To-days denant
for Cotton has been moderate and the sales amount
$500 bags including 500 American export Prices
without alteration, but there is great difficulty in efectng
sales.
July a.-The demand for Cotton to-day has been fai
from being brisk and yet there has been numerous at
tendance OF trade who evidently under the neces
tity Of purchasing for immediate consumption about
1000 bags nave been disposed Of entirely 70 the trade
with the exception of 100 American and 200 sura taken
for export The market well supplied and prices have
no tendency to advance.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET, Friday June 24.--The cot
ton market has this week been without animation. but On
the whole r amount of business has been dono &c 6C
bags having been disposed Of Exporters have been con
sany the look their purchase amounting 2000
American, 30 Brazil and 100 surat. Spectators nave
bought only TO moderate extent they having taken
than 400 American. The market has been ahun.
! dainty supplied especially with the common and mid
! ding qualities of American descriptions and for which
however press sales there being confidence in the
maintenance ofpresen rates from the fact that the stock
of American cotton in the port 40 600 bags less
than held the corresponding period year
The import of the week amounts to "A 56i bags.
FRIDAY, July 1.-The Cotton market has been without
animation throughout the week, but the sales
81 bags of all kinds Exporters have been constantly
surat Spectators have been supine their pureba
not exceeding 500 American. The trade have taken
more than their usual weekly supply although the Yarn
out the least Improvement The market has been well
supplied with Cotton, but prices have undergone
change although the stock in the port has been the
during the last two weeks owing to the OF
the import Last month there forwarded into the
country unsold American $50 Bahia aud 800 surat
There have been declared public sale Friday 1850
Sea Island, and 100 Stained
The import of The week amounts % A ,2o3 bags.
To-day there has been rather large attendance of the
trade and pretty nearly 5000 bags have been Of
at the rates current during the week.
THE TEA TRADE.-The China news has nothsd any
particular effect the London tea market though It
servesto confirm the seadiness that has characterised il
for time past The business done lately solely by
private contract has been very fair extent the de-
livcres last month highly satisfactory The letters
from China will not reach till n"xt week On the e0th
ult stock Of tea in London was 80 7s5 lbs and at
the corresponding date Of last year % 046 lbs In
addition to the stock held about 2,3oO 600 lbs have
been received by three four vessels that have
tai quantity on hand.
The deliveries this year have been l75l5s37 lbs
increase those to the corresponding period in
nearly 600 lbs The imports have greatly increased
being 49, $780, 1856 lbs this year. without the $500 lbs
above specified against only 53es 77s los to the end of
June last Our exports of the leaf have rather fallen
off this year. but the home consumption from London has
risen from 1851 l45 lbs to l2Oo5 s37 lbs These stats
tics at the present time are of some value.
MANCHESTER, June 25Our cloth market was new r so
depressed has been this week. and of all shades in
politics seem to think that things likely to grow
than they are indeed there does not appear
he the smallest hope from quarters and strange to
speculation altogether out ofqueson Twist is saeable
to lair extent but again prices are in favor OF the
buyer.
Two mills belonging Mr.. Richard Roberts, Manches
ter will working this day Saturday. The very
extensive mills of Messrs. Stirling and Becton in which
it said two thousand hands have been employee have not
been working since last Saturday Another MILL and
extensive one, belonging company will either totally
close to-day next Saturday. the greatest part
machinery will stand STILL The Oxford Road Twist Co..
will stop four hundred looms this day Messrs Sharp Ro
bers and Co.. the well known and very celebrated loco
motive engineers gave notice few days ago. it said to
two or three hundred mechanics that unless orders
ceeding week. be discharged The hands that will thus
be thrown out of work. with those dependent upon such
sands frghtfu number to add to the list Of IKE
ployed On the market days in 1867 there were
brought for sale in the Manchester Cattle Market ,4o5
were exhibited Tor sale.
LEEDS Saturday.-The markets at Leeds during the
past week. have presented new features The demand
Tor fine goods continued limited the principal cloths sold
being heavy low priced fabrics In Petersham cloths
there not quite so much doing of late Some the
new wool that has to to hand appears bet
ter quality and somewhat cheaper than the of the
former clip
PRrsroS-lnthi town outdoor reliefis now given to
eight thousand more persons than the two wears
ago.
PAisLKr.-The manufacturing department continues in
avery langud state At this of the ear, it
even In ordinary circumstances, and, this account,
were It not for the large number Of unemployed hands,
would not excite much uneasiness We are present
he transition state between the spring and trade
and the preparations for the latter though
are scarcely forward enough to admit of taking
weavers few ofthe principal housesndeed there ar,
aow but few comparatively altogether been enga
gng hands for the eight or ten days but il is to
extent and the engaged will not much exceed the
Number throwntrom kind Of work over for season
During the present month there prospect by several
houses OF taking on considerable number hands, in
preparation tor the demand for goods usually made
August ards and this prospect rather Frightened by
The circumstance that the stock goods both in the
OF manufacturers and merchants, is small.
HAvRE, June 3O--Cottons-Co OF siderable activity has
continued pervade market throughout the Whole
the week, and the transactions have been on still more
restricted SCALE than noticed at the close of our
n mr. gOrk haa ptrt
eued in some degree to the depression and al
though prices had not hitherto undergone any decided
unavorabe change the demand has been of such limit
ed nature that holders, in order realize have at last
been obliged to yield to decline of f2a3 ordinary and
But since the receipt of advces from the other
side Of the Atlantic which reached last Saturday by
ne British Queen steamer rather rmness has been
eXhpted as the shipping season is nearly brought
OF Close and it seems to be generally admitted that the
mount OF crop will turn out somewhat below the
'uted estimate. Within the last two days some inquiry
has been manifested for consumption but there appears
10 disposition on the part of sellers to press forward
eagerly, to submit any further depreciation not.
whsanding the absence of buyers for transit and all
want OF speculative feeling No revival of Importance
however be expected durng the electioneerng pc.
oo wnlch last approaching, and the uncertainty
its results added to the character of the in
elgence from England, will probably for time
ct as eneck on commercial operations During pre-.
sent month"; the imports have amounted to AZ so
md the outgongs % $50 bales We now refer to the
sun]oned table, showing the movement in our port for
years. ~ ~
Ashes-By the sully and St Nicholas from New York,
t6S bbs Pots and LOT bbs Pearls of which the
greater portion Of the former had been to ar.
RIVAL at iiS As 50 per so ko duty rs 25) paid lot
~ bbls Potash has since been OFF f6 which price
snow fully maintained Pearash worth f.6 as So per
30 ko. ~ ~ w Pc
Hce.-No demand whatever has been manifested but
rce remain steady at 1856 40 per so kill duty ri 81
aid The Cabot, from Charleston, in with as tier
" = -
Whalebone.-This articles continues in request the
sales consisting of only few small parcels taken on the
spot at 80 So II duty paid Prices also have dow
ward tendency and may be writian II rs Sc J.
The two last packet ships he'd board III bundles
making our stock 90 TONS against 800 tons last year.
HAvRE MARKKrs June 25--The transactions in cotton
c-day were limited to 257 bales Florida 6f 40 Geor
ga at 81 to s and 81 bales Louisiana 69f in all other
articles little or nothing worth reporting took place Our
rivals during the week amounted to H bales against
800 bales sold leaving stock of about 900 bales For
me rest we have to state that the article since the last
eight days declined to 81 per so kilogram.
HAMBURG MARKETS June 2a-In the Hamburg m arb e,s