The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-22

90 las, the lowest point which is expected 10 rsschl
causes the trade 10 open very heavily, and although dc
cline OF - per quarter submitted the stands
nor cleared o the sample u new the demand was Ia
ther mere directed 20 Old English ard foreign. which
could not however, be moved, unless at similar re-
duction.
week from the London warehouses sgain snow ae'
cline as compared with the preceding week, being s4l
- lbs The overland mail being expected theIe Is very
little BUSINESS doing and at the public sales last week
ouly 200 packages buyers at decline the present
rates beng-for congou ordinary to good ordinary Is Id
rather bsckish leaf Is Al to Is "a; pekoe kind,
p ? Il hong, good ordinary TO but mddng, IL
TO 2 middling good mddng, is lOd TO 81 3i pouch
oug "a 10 Is twankay good ordinary to but mddng
sgd to Is 5d middlng to Kind Is Sd TO Is 2d;
good %s $50 70 sG Sn
Is per pound large supply is expected this season,
and this keeps prices down. The stock 26
against 81 274 000bs this time last The imports
have been 1894 o0olbs % 92 O0Olbs TO
September, 1884, and the deliveries OOelbs against
2sis5 0e0b', TO the same date last year. The imports
and deliveries OF congou have increased nearly equal
proportion this year. hut the stock is less by upwards
500 000lbs
week Gotten 10 the quantity of 63 900 bales has
changed hands speculation, the other half to the
trade Frces In instances have snced much
Srhas IN every instance an eighth per ID, which,
making every allowance for the news brought by the
steamer IS considered somewhat extraordinary, when
there AZ present hand stock very little short Of
million OF bales. Contemporaneous with the Acadias ad.
vices the manufacturing districts have been experienc
ing tevva and both circumstances have trsnspred to
produce that extraordinary excitement in the market
which has just been witnessed The trade Of Manches-
ter at the present moment in state OF greater activity
than il has been years past and all the monthly
circulars published in that town describe the activity
be general Foreign orders from various parts OF the
world coming but what still better indicat
ing permanent Improvement the home trade is in far
prosperous state. This favorable Of affairs is
the result of extensive orders from Russia India the Lee
want and Germany, while the accounts OF English manu-
featured goods received from the United States especial
| ly the southern parts are said to be encouraging.
August IA large business has again been done in
cotton during the past week Spectators and the trade
IN the rlaf has hnuy
teen much queter yesterday and TO day than in the early
part OF the week The aggregate sales amount to 60
and for export leaving 80 400 bales to have been ia
ken by the trade I'll prices current for American
ter qualities Of and for pan ' per h.
higher than those of Friday last Brazil firmly support
former prices, but are not positively dearer There
declared for auction on Friday next 900 Sea Islands and
100 stained ditto.
Review for the week ending September 1.-The arr,
val oil the Boston Steamer Tuesday with accounts Of
the experience OF weather greatly preudicial TO the
growing crops OF Cotton communicated great animation
to our Cotton Market The sales OF the week amount
6sls0 bales, OF which 81 800 American and 1900 Sura
have been taken on speculation and 45o American 400
Pernams and 800 Surat for Export The price of com
mon and middling American are i'd, and oil the better
classes ID to Il. higher than those of this day
to I'd. per Id. dearer. 1t must be observed, how
ever that the Market closes rather quietly to day.
than in the early part of the week There were offered
to-day by public auction 300 Sea Islands and 500 Stain
ed dtoof the former 100 and of the latter 240 bales
were sold at prices fully supporting those Of private bu
sness but without positive advance The import of the
| week is 9,lSs bales.
SEPTEMBER 21.-our market has been less animated
day than for days past, but the rmness Of ho
ders has prevented any change in prices The sales
amount to 1000 bales exclusively American nclusing
1900 speculation, snd so TO 100 Sea Island Old 3d
SEPTEMBER 4th To-day had tame but steady mar
ket, the sales amounting TO 1880 bales, without any
change IN prices The sales include 500 American for
exports 800 surat sd to ADJ $50 Maranham SD to STD;
and 20O Pernam, ST to CID.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, Sept 5.-The weather has
been propous Tor harvest operations, which, in the
South OF England, nearly concluded, and in the mid
land counties portion OF the wheat crop is
already saved. In those northward, likewise, well
Ireland and the early districts OF Scotland
harvest is now progressing vigorously. There seems
little doubt that aided by moderate imporatons
abroad the British markets will be furnished through
ton. Flour, Canada, bbl 2saa9s Sd 80 6asIs Cd
sour 2oas0s Indian corn 4s0 lbs. 2sa30s. Wheat Cana
dian red free sa7s Cd; white Is 9dsss 3d. red Sass
4P M.-We have had a very dull trade at market
this day and depressed prices for most articles Old
wheats ID Sd, and number of samples Offer.
ing at ga per 10 lbs cheaper than this week
| Flour nominal in value.
LIVERPOOL MARKrrs, Sept. Ave have the pleasure
to report avoraby as 10 the state Of markets
printed advices OF 81 ult We receiving ter ac
counts from isrious quarters both ards the harry
and commercial prospects generally The demand for
is improving the spnners and actu work
TO ofcer, nave scarcely stocks hand while
vr lerable advance has been Realised during the
til yam. an nearly all sorts Of goods. Money
Is su extremely abundant and the rate oil interest low.
In Cotton very large business has taken place the
ards the middle OF the month, and greatly
increased by the unfavorable brought by the
Acadia of the state of the weather and growing crop
prices which had already advanced, experienced fur
Their rise, and American descriptions fully id
the common and middiing and ID I'd ID higher
the better qualities thar the quo, atoms last printed
circular East India and other sorts also desrer The
total sales OF the month reach 10000 bales OF which
$500 have bean taken by SPECTATORS and 500 for
port, leaving 1000 the trade and our stock
now Of all kinds $1,000 bales against SIS 500 this time
last year. that OF American alone being 9Oo
| however,
we can receive very little from America the remainder
of the year and supplies from other quarters will also be
SUMPTION the quantity hand the 3lst next will not
be excessive Future prices must be influenced more or
less by the adices the extent OF the crop with
2o00OO0 bales think they should be maintained and
under that advance.
The hneness OF the weather for some time past has
caused great dizziness in our corn market and prices Of
grain and four receded the annexed quotations
ing almost nominal. Considerable progress has been
made with the harvest and the from the coun-
try state that the yield OF wheat will be full average
one but that large proportion will of inferior
quality The duty on foreign wheat has declined to las
per quarter this week, but VIII soon rise agan.
The demand for Tobacco has been good for the
and prices OF all kinds firm. The OF the month
comprise I56 hhds. Virginia Leaf, 40 do stemmed IN
Kentucky Leaf, and 5ll do siemmed in all 500 hhds ;;
leaving with stock warehouse on the LIST inst Of
port IN August having been only 479 hhds against 32Oe
hhds same month OF 1912 As the supply of Kentucky
Steamed likely TO be short this season. nav look
for further advance but the prospects Leaf To-
bacco generally are unfavorable.
| meets WIN steSuy inquiry, and although
the stock still large prices aintained il being
nearly all IN the hands OF house quote IS 81 IS
for flr quality and 6s Id Is Sd for good which rates
about 10000 barrels sold in August The consumn
ton appears TO be on the increase Tar sells readily at
los Cd lis per barrel the stock is moderate and seal
y any left in first hands the sales consist of
al out $500 barrels at los 90 per barrel.
Montreal Ashes have been taken to lately
by the trade al 23s Cd 2is for Pot and 26 Cd for
Pearl OF United States Ashes have here they
would probably bring about 22S 81 for Pot ass Tor
Pearl in bond Tallow has been very dull through
the month the sales of Petersburg Y c.
AIS AS Cd Odessa at 42s 43 and fe casks Of
Orleans of good quality at Ais 3D. No sales reported OF
New York, 42s could doubt be obtained for good
quality American Lard sells freely at 36s gu ac
cordng to quality The market for Fish Oils is steady
sales have been made in Pale Seal at fs5 Gas los eI
ton, of the quay Cod at $50 and few casks Southern
Whale at E32 los per un. There is not much doing in