The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-13

any reduction in prices and the sales of the last week
have merely comprised 400 Madras of ordinary to fair
qualities at and 80 Bowed Georgia. at al to AID
per ID There has been fair, though not extensive de-
mand for Cotton throughout the week. but owing to the
pressure oil avery large supply the market has had dull
and inanmate appearance. The middlng and ordinary
sorts OF American as well surats quoted at Id per
ID lower than they were this day fortnight and Bra
zils and Egyptians have been heavy at the noticed
Friday last. There alteration whatever in the
better descriptions Of American The trade have contnu
ed to purchase with unoad confidence aud
have taken air quantity Further advces from the u
states looked forward to with interest," they will
pih us with Information the weather. and what in
fusnce may have had the anting fol the folio ing
There have beer orw arded into the country un
sold, this month"; ll24O American, and lao Brazil The
sales OF tho week have amounted to 267O bales Of which
2a5sO were Amerc 30 Bszils Egyptian 300 West
Indian &C. and 1850 East India Sc. Spectators have
taken 5000 American.
LIvERpooL Corn MARKET April 2s-The Improvement
percepble in other branches of trade has extended
to market, though increased employment for til
operative might reasonably been expected to have
produced better demand Tor the main article The
fresh supplies being only moderate coaswiso and from
Ireland, and scarcely anything having been received
tendency to depress prices still they have gradually
ceded wheat must be quoted I'd per 20 lbs than on
the 18th inst. There was rather frmer tone in the
wheat trade this morning. and moderate amount OF bus
done at the decline Flour was in better req uest
at previous Quotations Oats little inquired for but
they were toleraby steady in value and several parcels
OF oatmeal changed hands at los to 9 per lbs
cordng quality Barley, BEANS and peas in slow
demand, at former rates.
wear healthy aspect more especially as regards the
goods market 81 inch COS printing cloths have been
freely sold OF an advance of I'd piece upon the
rent prices OF last week. Indeed all descriptions Of print
ing cloths easy Of SALE at advanced Goods of
every sort suited to the eastern markets. particularly low
jaconets cannot be obtained in sufficiently large quant
ties as the manufacturers chiefly working order
Manufacturers OF domescs are also very busy but to
of makers some of the larger manu-
cturers OF this article have reduced prices from Id TO Id
per yard in consequence of being large holders Not.
whilst nding this however, many very extensive orders
have been given and entered into for future de.
veries at present rates The market il quite
buoyan the cloth market still spnners realsing
accounted for by the extreme low and still price
OF the material Calico printers, which is q very
-nsive branch of trade, exceedingly busy, and
most OF this class of operators in full work The
s'oppage of local bank Leicester has created
little alarm amongst few Of the country houses,
but understand this bank will be enabled meet the
whole OF their engagements in iull. The following
the quotations OF this week:poweroom printing cloths,
ings good demand at an advance OF from II to Sd
per piece upon last weeks quotations.
LEEDs-We have had slight improvement in the de
mand for goods Of fine and middle gu es and also for
Tweeds, but alteration for the better has occurred in
prices More brskness has existed in the warehouses;
and the stocks at present than they have been
at any previous period of the last MONTH Foreign and
English woods have met steady sale at late rates.
ANTWERP, April 26.-Rice tierces Carolina this
a0o a. 10 H. rot Ashes
ent currences upknownto The transactions in Cot
ton were confined 10 100 bales Maranham and Para, be-
sides so bales Sura thu prices of all being kept
AMSTERDAM, April l-At the public sales of Cotton
the whole was Withdrawn OF pretty high Offers but hold
eTs being afterwards induced 10 sell moderate
terms considerable sales have been made OF New
York Pot Ashes the remaining part of former arrival
sold at l6A f. in bond.
HAMBURG April 26.-The business in Cotton was con-
fined $50 bales from the United States to At and
bales ordinary Surat at sch. OF Wool in consequence
decline sch December prices $50 bales
partly old Prussian and partly Meckenburg found
buy ers at Is to 10 sch.
| ROTTERDAM April 26 in Rice good business was
1urs
casks Carolina having to-day, by first hand ransac
TONS been placed at o3 II f. and about $500 bags da
mayed java disposed of at the comparative sound value of
81 Bunca Tin cannot be bought under s6i English
Lead may be bought at lc end Spanish and America
lo4 in bond Pot Ashes the same as last stated Cot
ton quiet a. bales ordinary secondary New Orleans sold
at % cents.