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

to 20 per6 netting f23 10 to f23 5s per
netting f2o l9s to Gao per mperal South
marks Al to ~ per oseckans netting eat As f27
sSs per ton imperial
AMsrERpAM, week ending June 7.-Cohee remained
without alteration. Tobacco remained quiet. Cotton
vas in some request especially American Of which zoo
oales sold The general rates were 81 TO 30c for Amer
can "a to l0c for Surnam and Is TO 23c for East India
Week ending the l3th.-In tobacco good business
lone In cotton only moderate business had been done;
good ordinary American 27lc In rice 1000 bale,
Java, sound. went at OFF Poashes were aaer Geneva
Amsterdam proof was at III to l9f.
BoMBAY May Ave have favorable change to re.
port in the state Of the market for imports The months
business has again been of the limited descrp
uon and as regards prices but another stage in the gra
dual decline which for time past has been exhibited
II long since the port has been crowded with ship
ping at present. and while these heavy mporations
goods continue the prospect of improvement must
sarily remain closed. The scarcity OF money still much
felt and tends TO increase the duness vading al
most every branch ofour import trade Fregnts 10 Lon
don and Liverpool f3 and e. Is at rupees the latter
rreight 70 China IS al io rupees per candy to
we nave no alteration ompoancc to notice In the pri-
ces OF Government securities Their present value may
be quoedFve per cent Transfer Loan los LOST Sc
cond five per cent Loan 9s four per cent Loan 81 Elk
change England at months sight has remained pretty
steady through the month"; Is I'd to 2sd but there has
been rise within the last few days and it may now be
quoted at Is I'd to 3D. Bills at 80 days are at IS Id
Bills China have been offered at 2O6 rupees per Soo
Bank Shares-Lue nuctuation since the last mai 23to
"a per cent premium is the market price Sovereigns
cash II rupees III Bank Notes per Ell ii rupees at
III.
Macao March 3.-We have little TO communicate on
the state our market since the 18th ultthe date OF our
last circular Trade Canton continues free from inter-
rupton but owing TO the Chinese holydays there has
been but little either exports imports 1t d
fcut to give any quotations for raw Cotton or British
manufactures prices remaining nomnally the same; but
the dealers beginning to return to business
hope shortly to be able to return to activity in our
iairer prices Shipments Of Pea continue to
be made limited scale Low Congous may be quo
ted TO % tae Twankays according to quality at "a
taels and upwards The seasons export Tea from Nov
to Feb. %, amounts to-Back l7,065,l6s lbs total
1853 lbs Freight TO England is scarce and may be
quoted at Ca los to fo. Exchange England has de-
clined to IS lod.
Sir Henry Pottnger is still Hong Kong and has
sued the notification alluded to in last circular declar
ing Hong Kang and Chusan free ports and promising pro-
lection to traders touching at Annoy We have recent
from the Northward. No immediate interruption is
anticipated to the existing in this province and
position in relation to the Chinese government
mains unchanged.
Our Opium market has been exceedingly dull since the
Chinese new year. few chests of thes new Pana have
been sold 425 to 42s which price however, is not like
ly to be maintained the arrival Of the other clippers
last Pana may be quoted at 456 to 4o Mawa at
3le at which there is no demand, The Ardasec, from
Singapore with about 900 chests has not yet arrived