The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-29

late reduced rates and during thslweek have generally
oaned Is 10 y per quarter for the best samples
This was fully maintained market here
day but did extend to common sorts OF foreign The
better sort were. however, more saleabe. More money
asked for barley and there was some enquiry for
grinding parcels Beans very defective crop here
abouts and were in better demand to-day. The sales
Of confined to retail. Flour is selling at 40s
per 2S0bs for best household and the loaf Abs o.,
6d The competition with the public companies here
always keeps bread at moderate pricelower, in com
parison TO the price of wheat than any market in the
kingdom The averages gazetted this week 55s I'D
for wheat 2ss Sd for Barley los Sd for oats and 3ls Sd for
beans.
PARs Sept Five per Cents isf lOc zoe 2Sc ex div;
Three Cents 79 90c. sol s0 &C. l0c; Bank Actions
3a6a SOC; Rene de Naples lO7f loo l07 Romans, l0li
Spanish Acves, 22i; Belgian Five per Cents 1881 i03l
Belgian Five per Cents is4O, 1905; Belgian Bank, 775i
Dutch Five per Cents lO2; Dutch and Half per
Cents 3D. Exchange on London, one month, paper 25f
Htc, money 25f 45c; three months paper 25f 81
ney, 25f s5c L'. .| Nrt
LAST PRIcEs-Fve per Cents, llsf Soc Three per Cts
sof 5Oc Loan of lS4 sof sc; Belgian Five per Cents
lS4l, lO5t; Belgian Three per Gents, 72f soc.
HAvRE Sept. O. Conon-At the commencement of the
week the demand for this article caused by the acknow
lodged wants in the interior, well as the good news
from Liverpool and the state OF the market Rouen
very animated, and brokers decided to fulfil
great number of orders for Switzerland for home
sumption and for transit But although the advices from
the manufacturing districts, well the English
kets favorable to cotton, yet from Wednesday last
the demand became less active 1t Is thought, however,
that this comparative calm will not be OF long duration
and that the change OF weather. which will enable
manufacturers to put their waermills in motion, will
cause the spnners whose stock is somewhat drained,
supply themselves short time The long staple cotton
has not enjoyed brisk demand During the last month
only eight sixty mine bales of Georgia hay been
sold ST. Soc 1t expected however that the two car.
goes which discharging and in which are some
fine qualities will be sought by the The
Bahds have been altogether neglected. in other dit
ierent operations have taken place. Altogether notwh
standing the great amount of stock holders
and although the Official quotation reduced by
the low qualities Of Americans the holders firm
prices OF last week The importaons bales of
New Orleans The sales altogether 1886 bales during the
week.
Corn MARKETS FRANcE.-PARIs, Sept. 6.-There
was but little business actually done in wheat at the
Halle" Corn Exchange. The market is much in.
fuenced by the position OF those within the immediate
circle from which the supplies of Paris derived and
of those reported being lower and others
either inanimate without variation activity could
be expected here The currency, therefore remains
minally without alteration In flour there have been but
few transactions at the previous Supplies continue
come in gradually the stock hand not amounting
sacks Fromthe departments the accounts mention
an advance in seven markets, and frmness in two
places only; twelve markets are reported as being
lower, and two places i'll state of sagnation; the
accounts from fifteen markets do not state any varia
ton either in the currency in the general of bu
siness and from the remainder intelligence has
since the date last market days each place
respectively
AMSTERDAM MARKET, Sept 6-Cotton firmly manttin.
ed previous currences OF United States $50 bales
since our last disposed Of at 26s to 49, and l3s bales Surf
nam went at 80 to 49, also upward of 900 Vaena 80
cents Our stock the first consisted of about 10000
dla $50 Pernambuco 1900 packages Valenta and about
100 bales Laguayra Prices at present follows -
United States % to 80; Surnam SO to Al; Nckere 81
81; East India S Pernambuco 81 and Valep
tia 80 TO IS cents.
By first hand sales were $50 hhds. Mary land tobacco
besides which also l36 packages Porto Rico SO ST. Domin
and 20 Cuba found buyers Stock the LIST inst 1882
hhds Maryland 1885 Virginia, ls4l Kentucky, and l65
hhds stems
The demand for ordinary fair Java rice continues but
upwards of 5000 bags have lately been sold-nohing
mains Of that description; clean Java paid with tn
wi tn /. andC with II 10
2tthe latter cleaned here feches II to Ia A. la Spices
in expectation of the public sales nothing
red
ANTWERP, Sept. A. Cotton-The opening of the week
began with sa of 344 Georgia, imported from New
York in the British Queen, adv of about CEN
times The other sales have been confined to bales
Alabama and 80 of Since these there has no.
ant OF sales owing to the absence of saeable qualities
and to the rmness of the holders i'll maintaining prices
The imports this week have been 81 bales ON NewYor
and 81 from London The mportatons for the last eight
date had received 34054 bales The sales from
the LIST Of January the 3ls of August have been 3063
bales against % 42S in lS4l The Octavia from Marag
nan, has come in this day with 364 bales.
.ashes-The market has been well kept up the last
week; tie stock hand is SMALL transactions worthy
Of note.
RosnThs demand for this article has Stacked and the
Rice-North Carolina has been in demand and about
200 terces have been taken at l2A FORMS
Tobacco-At the public sale Of the LIST taken so
$50 Virginia "a -; 81 Virginia damaged Is mostly
from "a TO 40. Sixty hhds. of Kentucky and Virgnie
have since been taken mportations the 3l of Au
gust 56i6 hhds New Orleans, 600 City Point 545 Rich
mond SAG Virginia $50 Baltimore 49S New York 81 Phi.
ladephia 81 Havana and 933 London-tota $3.50 against
6S6 last year. Stock hand before the sale of the s
2s04 Kentucky, 6l0 Virginia. liza Maryland-last year.
1887 Kentucky and llO6 Virginia.