The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-04

bags of Bengal which went at about rates. Low
10 good brown 46s SIS yellow 62s to Gas. The quant
~ OF West India show being very small the business
Tallow sells slowly Petersburg yellow Candle a6s on
the spot and i5s for arrival
Tnr CRoFs AND rHE MosEY M,RxEr, May 1.-THE
closing the week from the manufacturers
districts are sorry 10 say, in respect ia
N0raec when allowance is made for the increased con-
sumption Of THAT description of articles which TO certain
extent dependent the advance OF the As
contrast, how ever, to the gloom which peTvades every
region where the noer fthe steam zine prcdomnaes,
hn accounts from agricultural districts north oil the
Humber decidedly OF favorable character re-
spe,n he present state and future prospect ofhe crops
than IA. occurred a. the same pcroi ior many year
Fa'' THIS i most important coAsiIesatiohi LOT 'he
opinion ofthe leading houses in the corn trade who are at
ths greatest pains collect accurate inormafioni hiss
hesa rether strengthened than weakened by recent IN
qurcth1. should the harvest prove late one the home
sanNly viii short extent equal II not exceeding
that oil last wear he period. The late rains have,
however scasonabe time, and the progress
the crops making is rapid. that has already
pended orders being sent 70 the continent pur
chase wheat lha, contemplated only ten days ago.
The chcpa OF the grain that has lately arrived in
ports AMI also that the passage, purchased in
the i-s months in the year or fore ed de-
livery and is therefore not 10 be taken evidence of
hs present opinions OF the operators In the great
joriy OF the grain has also either been wholly
partially paid for and consequently far matters
yet proceeded no injurious effect will be produced upon
the money market by aiy exchange. At period
OF our manufacturing history abundant and early
harvest greater blessing than II will be felt to be in the
present year, ior whatever may be the result Of
gusr trade in foreign grain in process OF time under the
lately passed stsc, II respects taking manufae
turd products exchange pcrience already shown
that no such effect will Immediately foloy At the pre-
however there ground for appreh that
score there either justice or expedency in dampng
the revival Of trade by calling breakers
a,ad by the assumption that the bullion Bank of
England may be endangered by imperialism OF foreign
LrvrErooL coas ExouAScr, MAY is.-of English
Irish ami Foreign Wheat together, the arrivals since
report OF this day week furnish liberal supply with
nj parcels of Malt coastwse and fair increase Of Oats
Oatmeal and Flour from Ireland, including 1000 bbs of
the latter from Alarseilles.
The transactions in Wheat this days market which
chiefly confined to retail purchases altogether
To very moderate amount and although in few
he finest descriptions rather exceeded the rates of this day
sannght, the various kinds OF Mediterranean and other
midilmg Wheas were generally obainable somewhat
English and Irish Flour was limitad request at late
prices while states and Canadian received Is per Dbl
In bond, the only transactions noted day con-
hnod to few hundred quarters of States and Ancona
70 iSs. ''''''' 49, '''' Ut 20 pei
Mailing and grinding Barley, upon very dull SALE de.
clnei Is per or and Malt hardly sustained its previous
Naue Beans and Peas remain UNMARRIED.
The Dat trade being langud prices way Id As
lbs aad Oatmeal although held at last weeks rates
very unsaleable to-day.
LIVERPOOL CoTroS MARKEr, Friday Evening, 18th
May lst2There has bee quietness prevailing in
the market during the week, and cotton offering
than for time past by of the late large
and ms has caused prices to give 3D. b. espec
ay IN The mddng and lower qualities Of which the late
are, however rather favorable, and had been
Tor the calamity which has befacn Hamburg which
cessarily generates feeling of alarm for the stability of
parties there, trade seemed If il had assumed
cheering aspect the demand for Ind particularly having
considerably revived The to the crop Of
cotton III the States continue before and leave little
doubt but that it will be very moderate Money in
this country continues abundant, and the weather favor
able so that the existence of large stock of cotton has
probably already produced its effect particularly il
be forgotten that the accumulation here occurs
much earlier in the year than usual and will attain its
rnaxmum many weeks before the ordinary period. Bra.
zls remain without change. Egyptians offered rather
presnSly and without finding buyers, except for small
for all qualities holders disposed to the de-
mand.
The sales Of the week with 1000 bales to-day and an
unchang ID marke &C. $50 bags including 900
American and $50 Surat speculation and 400 Amcr-
can AMI 400 Sura for export The quotations. according
TO the standard adopted by the brokers' Association
are fair Uplands SD fair Mobiles SD and fair Orleans
. "a per ID.
I'll import of the week is S. II bales.
SATURDAY, May l4.-To-iay's demand for cotton has
been moderate and the sales Of all kinds only
5000 bags including 100 American for export. Prices
MONDAY May l6-To-day there has been more DISPOSE
ton to buy cotton and the sales amount to 1900 bags which
consist Of various descriptions and all to the trade with
the exception of $50 American and so Surat for export
There is pressure whatever to sell, and prices
steady.
Tursn,r, May l7-To-day there has been fair demand
FOR cotton and the sales amount to 5000 bags which have
been taken almost entirely by the trade steady prices
May ls. To-day have had more activity Of demand
and the sales 5000 bags including 500 American
speculation. There actual adv prices but
last weeks rates are fully supported.
LryEnrooL CorroS MARKET, MAY ls-Only a very
moderate business done in Cotton to-day there was,
however change in prices, and the transactions alto
gcther amounted 1000 bales-l6OO American I'D 81 :;
100 Egyptian It'd 100 Pernam I'd, 900 Surat I'd so
Maranbam 81 as.
The prices paid for the weeks May and May 10,