The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-17
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Downing street, Dec 8, 1912.

LVERP00L CORN MARKET.-DeC. l3.-Ine prlnCfpal I'm.
parcels of Flour from Canada Since Tuesday last
had S a%0. daily nor
including purchase or two for the inferior, only limit
ed business has occurred in that GRAIN at about the prices
then quoted. Irish Wheat has been in short supply
and has fully its previous value-6s Sd to IS Sd
par 10 lbs for best Of red u States and home
uiactured Flour have moved slowly without change in
value the fresh imported Canadian has met moderate
demand at ~ to 2s Cd barrel There have been few
Oats the Market scarcely any Of fine quality the de-
mand either that article for cal has at the
same time been limited scale and make altera
ton in our quotations for them few good meang oats
sold on Friday at IS I'D to Is AID per As lbs No
change as regards Barley, Beans, Peas. About
quarters of United States white Indian Corn have
sale fer foreign wheat this morning at about the rates OF
Of last Tuesday Irish new scarce and brought very full
prices No change in the value of Oats-a cargo two
good meang sold at Is AID per as lbs Prices Of
Flour UNMARRIED, Oatmeal Sd to Sd per load cheaper
HLvERpooL, Dec 4-The active demand for Cotton and
the extensive business noticed in circular of the sd
instant by last steamer, terminated with that day. The
daily transactions since have not been nearly half large
as for the previous fortnight and the speculative demand
be freely offered prices OF fair and good qualities have
de lined I'd per b the greatest depression being in the
best and even the ordinary and middug qualities Id
lower The determination to realize the imports OF the
crop landed has hitherto been decided
and general as probably to have impressed spin
ners and Spectators with a belief in the larges,
estimates of the American crop, and this together
with the more sober views prevailing in the com.
muny to the effect of the treaty with China
may for the depression in our market The sales
for the week ended 9th instant, % $50 bales cu
ding about 5000 sold Saturday. the Sd instant of which
s74o were Upland at 63 72ao Orleans at with 10
at 4l40 Alabama and Mobile at4 st and ITO Sea
island at " 44d per ID. The business Tor four da,
this evening is estimated at $4,000 bales The extreme
quotation for fair Upland ST. and fair Orleans good
Orleans is selling at 3D. and nothing above 81 except small
fancy lots At Manchester there is much less animation
and spirit in their Market but still fair steady trade
As regards markets for other other articles changes
have occurred since the sailing Of the last steamer.
STATE OF TRADE-MAHcHEsTER, Tuesday Evening"
l2-This bppp dpcil ed aa xpaak in
department Of the Cloth markeall kinds and qualities
have been dull sale, whilst printing Cloths OF the bes
quality must be noted having declined and the market
closing with great heaviness goods adapted for thu
East and for China readily saeable to-day at the
current rates lately paid. Yarns parake Of similar
hesviress, and in some where sales have been
pressed shade less has been taken. Were the spinners
some heavy export buyers would come into the market
In Worcester activity prevails in the glove trade
and we are happy to observe, by our Birmingham cop
temper Of last week. that extensive orders have been
received for the manufactures of that important town.
The demand last week at Bradford principally for
plain goods and stocks being low manufacturers
pecting little advance IL the inquiries continue. In
fancy goods no improvement. An advance on wool
asked and in some cases complied WITH but this is no
the generally.
There decided mprovent in HALIFAX piece market
consequent the late from China &C., still there Is
rather doing, and firm,
usng to sell unless the very full rates lately paid
The trade Of Huddersfeld has not yet been Bpro-
we'd by the late from the East; indeed, scarce
y ever remember so fiat season as tits just now
At Rochdae last market day there was something like
average flannel market. Coarse woods rather still
FER and worse to buy but in other kinks OF wool there b
little change.
last week; still longer hours the order Of the day
well as mills preparing Tor work. which have beer
standing Thus the workmen are likely to have full
employment in most cases. which, with low provisions