The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-20

taken for Ireland for export ia by specuia
tors and the remaining o47 by manufacturers, Inc
ry inferior stock this day s4es hhas against Sass last
year.
, LIVERPOOL CoHs MARKET, JUSK Ave have had
almost uninterrupted heavy rain during the past two
entertained, complaints prevalent from many
quarters OF too much wet having fallen and the
articles moderate. and the trade generally has
NAMED hrm from the close of Tuesdays market TO
the present date with tendency to further advance In
the value OF wheat OF which purchases fair extent
have been made by mers and the stocks continue
to decrease gradually. At the commencement Of bus
ness at our Corn Exchange to-day, holders OF Wheaa
eynced an increased degree Of confidence and gcnera
dIsinemed to press sales required Cd to Sd per oos
above Tuesdays rates the millers however, ressuns
the advance bought very cautiously and independent
OF about assoc qrs OF old Baltic and Mediterranean
Wheats taken with few parcels for Irish
CONSUMPTION the Transactions very unimportant
the trade for all descriptions OF this Gram closing at
scarcely an OF Id 10 I'd upon last quo
taiions English and Irish -four met inquiry but
being held sack late prices sales appeared to
progress slowly and except very choice brands
States and Canadian remained stationary in value.
JuSE s-We had liberal fresh arrival Of Wheat from
the East coast this morning of which however little ap
peared Mark lane the greater part having gone direct
into the hands of the millers From the home counties
the show of samples small and though the demand
foreign Wheat was likewise held with 6rmness, and was
quite as dear in the beginning of the week. Flour
tanned Barley could emily be disposed Of in retail guam.
titles, the sales made, however, fully former
terms In quotations of Malt Beans end Peas change
NANTES May 22-The transactions in all kinds of Colo
NAL produce since the last eight days amounted very
Little or nothing Buyers we'll sellers of sugar APP
peared generally very little disposed any risks and
twas therefore with difficulty that about 5000 bags
IN different ots disposed Of Our stock Of Bourbon
with the late arrivals may be estimated at 0Os bags
ST. PErERsBuno, May ls-snce cur last % 600 pools
at us the whole to be paid in advance, at lls
with 10 deposit; Ukraine per August, brought l6 ro
cash and on June delivery Ito TO 100 white Candle
Tallow, ar baens old Al ro with mar
cent deposit on the spot and soap Tallow finds
ITO TO- payable in ad!ance Pot Ashes
Were disposed OF at rs deliverable in May
Hemp is held rather higher particularly half clean all
stated.
HAvRE. May 24-Our Cotton sales this day consisted
OF $50 bales Of which 200 sold yesterday, after
change times Ter all other articles market remained
quiet however Rice since days account
OF its scarcity appeared rather request parcel
% r In unre6ned sugar but little done; to day Sc
veral lots OF Bourbon amounting in all bags
reported sold the basis of b4 r which sales how
ever took place before the result of the Sugar question
was known.
MAY 27.-our Cotton arrival. this week amounted to
5000 bales against 500 bales sold without any alteration
in price From the LIST of May imported % bales
and during the same period disposed Of bales leav
ing stock ofabout $4,000 bales
HAvRE MARKETS, May 3l.-Cottons-There ia a down.
ward tendency The sales for the week bales
which s5o4 New Orleans at SO s0f 47O Mobile 5sf
II and l545 Upland at So 75f The arrivals during
the same period 4o2 bales all but $40 bales from the
Ashes-sales bbls American Potash at 42f 42 so
per xii. duty of 29 Pearlash nominal at 46f
Rice buyers at 22f so 2af per 80 kilo.
Hops-sale at o5f a S.
Whalebone-some arrivals have come in from New
season.
Tallow, &cle tons New York at 59f s4 and 70 tons
New Orleans at 5ef 81 per so kill duty (of SOY paid
AMSTERDAM, May 3O-ln Pot Ashes at the present mo-
ment there is net much doing New York quoted IL to
~ in bond Montreal Is to II f. Petersburg loA to IL.
HAMBuRe May 2S-Cotton remained firm and the de-.