The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-24

over production by the jobbing kite Tying spscus-
oIs the United States and the small potion OF benefit
which has back 10 u.s. in those yesrs h the shs.s
Oh increased demand for manufactured products We
s ne ofcsuonng our friends IN
COTTON manuiscturing districts against being drawn
into the encouragement Of any materially inc Do
mands upon them Tor the staple material their manu.
iactufe Steady" must be the ord for tn future IL vr
do not wish to another disastrous return 10 the
state OF ruin and suffering out iof which we are jua
emergiug-LrerPosl Chronicle
LIVERPOOL MARKET, Dec sl-The brok ers have h..,
almost too busy with their annual to attenl
much 70 the selling Of cotton so tha the market has ap
PeSIed queter fair demand has been experienced sdd
fully $500 bales have been sold full prices The stocI
OF cotton IN this port 42e $50 bales varying but tss
from the weekly statements Of the brokers' Circular
WEEKLY H. PORT The improved demand from the
trade noticed last week. has been actively followed nm
this AID there has also been extensive Jan
speculation both in Surat and American descriptions
the former readily command the extreme quotations OF
last week. whilst the latter have Id Der IL
morally. ."
Jan. 3-Abost $500 bags have been Sold at firm s,e.
dy prices The business consists OF 400 sura 70
3i $50 Pernam I'D; LOG Maranham 81 to Sds
~ Egyptian It'd to 7.d; American I'd to u. On
saturday $500 bags were sold.
LIVERPOOL CoRS EXCHANGE, Dec. 3l-The rates Of
duty for the ensuing week advanced upon eign
Wheat to 23s Sd on Barley TO los a, Peas lie
per quarter Flour to las Al per barrel and reduced
on rye 70 os per quarter those on all Colonial produce
We have notice but limited fresh supply Of Grain
from any quarter and the arrival from Ireland OF Ost
meat and Flour is also very trvia of the latter article
however about o00 barrels reported from Canada
and the United States together, within the pas. three
days.
No sales of Bonded Wheat or Flour have taken place
On me spot and the only transactions reported since
sold to arrive at prev ious rates.
=, LIVERPOOL CoRy MARKET, Monday Jan. s.-We have
TINS week had moderate supplies OF British grain, te
Dut the arrivals foreign ports amount to $3.50 quar-
tiers OF wheat 1915 quarters Of beans ITO qrs peas
and so4o barrels OF -FOUR and from Canada there
are reported 2,76s quarters Of wheat, 10000 bar
rels Of -four, together with 1900 quarters OF peas
With very trhing exceptions, however, all these sr
the present entered under bond.
The rates Of duty on foreign wheat adv anced
ass on Barley to los Adj peas to lis per quarter
few parcels of free foreign have been takcn for ship
men. 10 ireland; but the trade in wheat has been OF L.
mted cha. acter and prices generally have declined Id
per bushe in -four There has been little done barely
previous rates.
Oats and oatmeal have commended little attention.
though both articles have been offered rather easier
terms Barley and beans have been sold only retail
and must be quoted Is per qusrtsr cheaper. Some par
AIS per imperial quarter. In the early part OF the we
two or three cargoesof Mediterranean wheat to arrv
changed hands in the previous currency No further
transactions have transpred.
STATE OF Trade, MASuFAcruREs, Sc-The Liverpool
Standard Of the 3st Dec the Improvement which
We noticed in our last in the feeling Of ell parties
nected with the and manufactures of this dis
trct continues, we are happy to state to animate our
ct ship Independence with accounts of generally f.
yorabe nature with respect to the prospects Of
in the United States during the ensuing season, added
the pacific Of President Tyers message 10 Con-
gress has infused considerable considerable confidence
into the minds of parties connected with the trade Of
those important markets. aud bssides the prospects,.
which present themselves every side, Of increased
demand from foreign markets generally the position OF
the Bank ofEngand to afford facilities for, at least 10
reraa from contracting tho operations Of merch ans
is viewed highly favorable, when compared with ~
The transactions in cotton Market throughout tho
week, have been Of animated, and, at the same tins
amounted to 4Ooo Bags at full prices including COO Ams
rican, taken speculation. On Wednesday the market
was fully supported and the sales reached 5000 bags for
consumption, and 1000 taken by specusio. The sales
yesterday were 5000 bags at the full prices Of former
markets during the week.
The Manchester Market, during the wsek, has parta
ken Of the feeling evnced in the market for the raw
teral. In Yarns trhing advance has been obtained
uron the low rates which recently been
further advance the for active operations sets
in generally anticipated In the prices Of Cloths no
sensible change can be noted all descriptions however
more firmly held and the same anticipation IL in
dulged 10 Of speedy Improvement in prices and IN the
acivity Of the demand.
We unable to state that any very extensive orders
from the United States have been brought by the indie
deuce. II is probable, however, that many might
HIGH would leave Boston the 10th, and might be,
val Of the Independence, and would thus sllo time
for he purport Of the Presidents speech being generally
known amongst the American mercantile classes.
LwERrooL Jan. I've have little to report upon the
of commercia affairs since our lest On Frdav the
annual circular of the trade was cd and
its discussion occupied the attention of great portion Of
our men of business The feeling with which has been
received, although not one OF anmatng charso-
ter yet on the whole cheerful with respect future
prospects The sales Friday amounted 5000 bags
at full prices Saturday being partially kept hol-
day but little was donethe sales only amounting 70
1000 bags and prices unmoved. The sales yesterday
1000 bales at the full rates of the past week The
want of transactions may be noticed with respect
to the trade Of the manufacturing districts.
The accounts from the United States brought out BY
the Acadia are Of satisfactory character good feeling
as to future business. generally entertained by COM
mercia The principal part for
he spring trade have already gone out to arrive a
early period possible after the January, when
reduction Of the tariff into operation. Ssns
pdditionsl orders have arrived the Acadia
and II is expected will continue arrive although
to any great extent for another month six weeks.
Mr. Bennett
Asyou are noted for correcting inahy errors and