The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-17

Imports Erpo,ts
1887 So s,1s.ss7s s sssosg5s
lsss39 477s7 so5 al UsiS
ls3940 34sA4667 A M al ice
ls4O-Al 5I6O76O ss7 $40
Inc arrangement OF the trade with China is assigned
as the cause Of the deficiency and the variations Of that
trade are exhibited as follows
,o.s., lmrorts Exports.
1862 l,4o,79s5s s,a67soa7
1887 80 l,s2l5793 2oI57 ASH
1888 20 l6e OF GAG Sc az no.,
1899 40 40 5sI an 40 Sos
The trade OF Bombay With England has rather in
creased though to no material degree. The principal
imports from Britain amount to 9a62oco rupees; The
increase of imports compared with 1867, being
chiefly in piece goods 1t is also remarked as mo yerY
good moral sign that there is siderable increase in
ardent spirits In the trade with France there is De-
crease that with the African coast is nearly ststonar
as well as that with Csylon though the exports are
swollen with nearly three laos Of treasure.S With
Penang Singapore, and the Straits there is n large in.
crease owing to the trade with China been part
~ directed into these channels. Intercourse with the
Arabian Gull has been extended, but the same progress
snot made with the Persian Gulf With Calcutta the
trade is nearly uniform with Clutch and scnde there il
minshed while the exports there, chiefly consisting
Bstish piece goods and metals, have Increased.
STOCK E nc" % Dec s-B.nk Stock, 1854 a.
sat:' sss ST. sent New 11;
0; RDn: Cent H.b RE-
ties 1880 IL ZIG ]; India Bonds, PM Exchequer bills
$1,000 2.d los lbs pm; 90 $500 los. l2s pm do Small
BKLcl.s FUNDS Dec. 4-Ac,ual debt, u per Cent sqg
Roihehid's Loan, iols Loan of 30 Millions, %; ditto
81 Millions, III ditto, lsi0 l0It Bank of Belgium
74l-BreseLs papers, Dec. 1.
AusInlAr FrsD.-vIEssA. Nov. az. Five per Cents.
1851; Four per Cents, 99t Three per Cents 49, Bank
Shares, l6e9-.4Hseraeine Z,ifurg Dec l.
LONDON CoRs EXCHANGE, Monday, Dec 6-The sup
plies are very moderate Of English wheat to this morn
ing market many distant vessels being kept back by
the boserous state OF the weather. The arrivals Of
loIsgn are small being only 90 guarters Fine wheats
damp samples are very heavy sale Barley is small in
supply, and extremely dull sale on last Mondays
terms. Fine oats both English and Irish, find ready
buyers but light and inferior Irish (of which the pre-
sent arrival chiefly consists can hardly be got off
though offered lower terms. In Beans white and
Hog there varaon worthy of notice the sun
plies of which are both from the home counties Flour
Is slow sale most of the town bakers being in stock
for some weeks. The supply consists OF s4e5 sacks
English and none OF foreign In seeds but little passing
Wheat Kent and Esse. CAS- 7o.a7as per qr do do
folk 59ss70s; do do new, 50ss66 Rye s4ss36s Barley
do fine, 3sss36s Malt 6ssa6s; Oats Potato 26sssos DO
| fine 5Osa55s.
,,s %.,, s,s a. waes e. so
Barley, s54; Oats, So Irish Malt, 81; Oas Msos
| Foreign Wheat, 6l9O Flour English, 465 sacks
THE TIA TnAor, Dec 6-snce this day week there
have been further auctions Of tea brit like those which
preceded them not above half the quantity offered
found buyers and this too at barely former The
arrivals continue steady and verify the statements of
those who predicteda full supply, In the meantime as
the overland mail brings later from China the
speensuve market IN want Of s,imusnt though
week were to gresfer extent, being a7g 400 h. Com
psny's Copgou has been at Is. Oil per 10. cash.
| Wool MaRHsr-LErps, Dc. 6.-The wool market
remains the same as usual there will be considera
bic loss on the German fair woods this year. without
very great and unexpected alteration in this market.
The Botany woods from the late sales found to be
dearer than the previous sales coming to hand.
| RocHpsLE, Nov. 70 The market has undergone
change today the demand for haD"els has been about
the same as that OF last Monday and prices quite low
In the wool market there is no change 20 report.
| BRADFonp, Dec 6-The sale Of hog woods still con-
tinue heavy and prices retrogrsde For shay wether
wool there is fair demand The business in the yarn
market is very languid though prices continue steady
The spnnei have far curtaed heir productions that
| there are 80 stocks hand. Manufacturers only at
present produce places according to order and the bust
moss Is of the most limited character and only to order
and for home consumption. Prices remain steady
H.LtrAx Dec. 6.No material alter alton in our mar
ket on Saturday. Woods and continues
| IIupprRsrrsLp, Nov. 30.-We have had another bad
market ain to-day there has been poor attendance
ard demand for goods OF all kinds The limited
saeseced were in heavy winter goods end worthless
weed at destructive prlces The position and circum-
ances Of thslmsjorty both manufacturers n m, r
chants daily become worse and the number Of unem-
pioyed operatives is hourly increasing The wool mar
ket has been fiat, and prices are receding
| TRspE RkPoRr, Dec. 6-TKA-The market remains
without alteration. Compsnys Censous Is eId per ID
| cash
| TuLow-The delivery last week was sfo7 casks and
he arrival 357 casks The price Of c. IS as &c tss
T. wn tsllow is SIS I'd