The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22

poraton of 80 bales but there has been no demand for
some time past and prices are quite nominal Lead
sale Of 700 pigs Missouri Lead took place. at % GA per
Hi duty q 75) paid No arrivals since last report.
woods-Campeachy Logwood continues scarce, and is
worth fully 2Sall 60 sale Of Is tons Porto Rico us
tic made at 10 per so xii, duty paid. In other de-
scrptons nothing has been transacted and prices there
fore remain at former quotations cargo Of 2ao tons
Dec lst.-Ow Cotton market is unusually fiat and
heavy and buyers appear altogether spritless sale of
5000 pigs Missouri Lead effected yesterday % SCI
bsng reduction from the prices previously obtained
MARsEILLEs, Nov. is.-The position of Indigo, which is
far from being favorable, remained the same. Cochneal
the contrary, continues request particularly Cana
ry which, according to all accounts will undergo further
Improvement Cotton remains neglected and will
nue long the accounts from America about the
crops remain vague as they have hitherto been.
| H,MBuRcH, Nov 2A-Cotton in less request than
the preceding week. though, generally speaking, prices
went not lower $50 bales Georgia having realized a. $50
Laguayra a. and small parcel Pemambuco about sch
per To- Hides, owing TO the advanced season. not
much sought after, only 1900 ST. Domingo having found
buy ers at II to sch 500 Pernambuco at At to ST sch
Whale Oil was in request and about 200 casks dis
posed of at a. marks which caused our already small
stock to be nearly altogether cleared off, and the trihng
stock remaining is held at 43 marks OF Zinc, 5000
cw the spot this week sold at Ia marks which
for the present moment be considered the current
price and IL marks the price On spring delivery.
AMSTERDAM, Nov 2sA small lot OF Carolina Rice has
met with buyer at IF Nothing OF importance has taken
place in Cotton; prices lower and United States is
quoted "a to3i cents. The Tobacco trade is dull but
without any change regards the quotation OF New
York Ashes there have been sold this week casks
direct delivery and casks in bond the latter
American Pearl Ashes bring Ia to is in bond Metals
fat sale Banca Tin is not, however to be purchased
under 3.h Hides are IN poor request.
ANTWERP Nov. 2s-Tobacco is quiet; there were how
ever sold early in the week. 235 hhds Virginia, IS do
Kentucky and 20 serons st Domingo at prices varying
mediate consumption. Few sales have TRANSFERRED IN
Ashes
CALCUTTA, Oct l7.-ndigo- last, the London
overland mail of the 9Th of August has arrived bringing
given way this intelligence together with the expected
market during the coming cold season. At present
expect that the crop will reach lao 900 mds being induced
vorable weather which prevailed in Bengal and Tirhoo
throughout the manufacturing season. few parcels OF
the newly manufactured indigo have come down. but
rior description Exports of indigo from Nov 1872 up
to date-To Great Britain, 1880 chests 5s,4l4 mds;
France 1853 do 26935 do; North America 373 do 1877
do; Foreign Europe do $40 do Red Sea Bombay and
Cuffs s40ido 5000 do. Total "a 39 chests, ISIS mds
Saltpetre-For the French market 400 fly. mds.
taken of in September and 3O27 fy mds for North Amer
lea The exports from the LIST inst up to date as fol
iows:-To Great Britain ,26s mds France 1850 do;
North America, Nil There has not been much demand
for shell lac lac dye for the English market during the
month and the shipments which took place were prnci
pay account of the manufacturers. Exports as fol-
lows from the LIST inst to dae:Shell lac, ~ America
| ll6 mds.; Lac dye do, AZ do.
Stocks Of hides are large and prices moderate. Ship
men large extent continue to go forward to England
the annual exports being just double what they at
to have increased considerably of late whilst those
to America have fallen Off Horns and tips in fair
quest The export from the LIST inst to date is:-des
Great Britain 234s pieces Do France Nil Do, North
America, 5l90 pieces Horns (butao), Great Britain,
1913 pieces Do, France 5000 do, Do North America,
Nil; Horn tips Great Britain, 4s5 Do. France Nil
Do, n. America, do.
Jute and Hemp.-The exports of jute for September
were considerable, being 1859 mds making the total
annual exports 2s3 l46 mds For prices vide quota
tons. Hemp has been in good demand also, upwards
1000 mds having aa been ths shipped Pr in
Great Britain Jute Mds 269l; Hemp, Nil. North Ame-
Caad baeh oap nd nd for oil
Seeds particularly for linseed which together with
tad seed is very scarce and such is in the market is
date viz Great Britain Linseed Mds 346 Mustard
Seed Nil; North America Lnseed 1880; Mustard Seed,
! Nil.
We observe shipment of castor oil of md Great
Britain in September making the total export for the II
months of oO72 mds few sales of ginger have taken
place for the British and American markets at quota
tons. Exports up to date from the LIST inst Great Bri-
tain, Castor Oil, Mds 100; Ginger, Nil; North America
We have not heard of any transactions for saiower
since last and the article is very scarce though in
good demand The exports in September only 1893
mds. In munjeet nothing doing. Turmerc in fair de-
mand for Great Britain few hundred maunds also hav
been sold for the French market
| Cowries BoraX, and Cutch-We have not heard of
any sales in these three articles neither have any ship
ments taken place.
CANTON MARxEr, Aug. 2l-The former Hong merchants
continue to decline exporting under the system
and all the outside afraid to begin Three ships
but these secured under the old system. They
the Eliza, Mary, and Bahamian Business is very dull
are Short tSs quality good % I
export in April and May IL 10, in % ships the
profile export ofhree months June July and August in
five ships is about 3, 600, 900 ID.
BOMBAY MARKET, Oct 2s.-Cotton-A good many ARR.
walls of cotton daily taking place. but prices still
nue high and good deal doing for the China market
We do not expect that the present prices will be maintain
ed for more than few weeks as large quantities OF the
article are on the way to market.
Prices Current Of Raw Coon-Surat, Broach and jun
booseer per sura Candy of cwt, % % rs Oomra
wutty ssa eors Gogo, Dholera, and Bhownuggur9 81
RS; komptah 81 IS Mangaroe and Porebunder SO
sir
wool-In good demand, and lots taken they come
in at fair rates.
Opium (,lalwa)-There is at market the price
be quoted nomnay at 400 rupees per chest for pre-
sent delivery.
SIENNA continues in good demand for country consump
ton Nothing doing for England high rates of freight
prohibiting shipments Of this article.
FreightsQu nominal No vessel on the berth fol
Liverpool-G2 los per may be quoted about the
rate, but very little cargo offering.
To China-Rs. IL to Is per candy Tor cotton to Wham
, | poa.
AMoy MAREEr, Aug 1I-vast quantities of piece goods
have been brought TO this market from Hongkong and
prices have given way. Longcoths fair whites dir sc
to drl co. Grays dr 90 to drl TO- twist dr q to dr.
IS. Opium maintains its price, and good Malwa sells
readily at drls rs. Rice, drl 60. good harvest
. STILL FURTHER FROM MoNTEvrDEo.-It appears
by advices from Montevideo to the 18th of Octo
Der, that Admiral Browns blockade of that port
, would not, probably, be recognized.
FROM TEXAs.-Ihe Neptune, Captain Rollins, ar
rived from Galveston last evening. The papers we
have received quite destitute Of interesting The
Galveston Civilian of the 9th inst says
Wahave advises from Corpus Christi TO the 9th ult-
The latest there from commissioners in Mexico
was TO the 5th ult They then at Comargo and had
been exceedingly well received at all the towns and
ranches through which they had passed. and much salts
faction exhibited by the Mexcans at the prospect OF
The fact that later had been received at
Corpus Christi from the Rio Grande is attributed to the
heavy rains and the feast Mer the great mart OF tht
trade with Texas The feast to terminate on the 2oh
and expected that party Of traders would leave ioi
Texas shortly after.
The same paper says =
Charles Henniker hung yesterday at the Navy
Yard this city for the murder Of Benjamin Tyson
He confessed his guilt previous to the day Of execution
but showed the hardened mpenence and brutal in
difference up TO the last moment He made long, but
mostly unntegibe address under the galows the chief