The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-08
ROBERT MAXIM & SONS.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS material change has taken
place In Americas provisions since last report
as regards demand value Lard in request and has
quiry Beet and Pork and the sales for ships
have been on moderate scale.
Provisions, Irish-The demand for Irish Butter contin
improve and sales extent have taken place
this week. in prices there is, however no alteration
Beef and Pork in moderate demand for ships use
Lard and Bacon steady at the quotations.
QuERcIrRoN BARK-7s Cd to IS per cwt has been paid
this week for so hhds.
articles about lao tierces Of Carolina have met with
purchasers since Friday, at the quotation.
RUM-No change OF any importance is apparent IN the
value of this articles but the sales since our last report
have been on very limited scale.
sEEDs-We have alteration to notice either in Clo-
yer Tlaxseed.
SuGARA fair amount of business has been transacted
in Foreign Sugar this week The sales have consisted
about 200 and leo bags and barrels Pernambuco
and Paraba at from las Sd to LIS 3D. and 800 hhds Cuba
Muscovado at lSs per cwt.
'on.-There is steady demand for fish oils from the
quay at the quotations. the sales of the week do not
however, amount to than so tuns principally SEAL
Of the different qualties parcels OF nseed oil have
met with buyers at s2s Pale rape limited enquiry
continues firm. There is brisker demand for olive OIL
$50 tuns OF which have been disposed OF this week pre-
yous ratesso uns Of palm oil Gncuding so to arrive
lard oil have realized 42s per cwt
Tallow-The continuance of fine weather has checked
the demand for Tallow, but prices continue firm
Petersburgh Yellow Candle and 42s for New York South
American very scarce and much inquired for at
sent
holm bave brought LIS Sd.
Tobacco-Our tobacco market has had quiet aspect
this week. Kentucky leaf has been taken Africa
but the sales have not altogether exceeded 100 hhds-
There is no sampng going forward except on Kentucky
leaf which is rather lowers prices of other sorts remain
steady.
Turpentine-Ths article has advanced considerably
this week. rs has been obtained for 900 bbls and SINH
lar quantity was sold previously at IS Cd
STATE OF Fundamentally demand for fine
and fancy cambrics has been good and prices generally
have improved somewhat within the past fortnight.
linz IN lain oolc Inv
and figured jacconets meet with good inquiry, and
Al sd higher than they this day month The
hrm Yarns, likewise remain steady, spinners refusing
to contract except at advance Of Id per ID Operatives
fully employ and hand loom have obtained
an amendment Of I'D to piece and on low sorts Id
to ID per piece
LEicEsTER.-In woods there has been decidedly more
doing during the past week, and prices very firm
For Yarns the demand has slightly ssckened owing to
the frames not having been fully occupied this week. in
consequence holiday making but prices are firm and
business Some American orders have been received,
and the accounts from that country favorable The
general trade toersby brisk, though there is no i'm
MANCHESTER we have had more inquiries for cloth
this week. and the tendency shown last week to lower
rates has nearly if not altogether disappeared There is
large business doing in the home trade since the late
harvest SO long doubtful has been SO satisfactorily re-
alised. There has been more demand for sths and
54ths and if thing the manufacturer has the advan
age This branch of the trade will doubt be brisk
when the India and China again appear but which
is not generally expected to be the till the
the mails. Domestics in fair demand and frmer
in price, thoughnot actually Our calico printers
very busy both Mexican and the United States
counts TO which must be added good and brisk home
trade Twist is fully dear this day week, aud
when is considered that but little is shipping FLOR India
&C.. the trade must be unusually healthy The chief
exports are to Germany, Austria and Russia.
ANTWERP, Sept l2.-Since report ofthis day week
we have experienced good inquiry for Cotton but
prices though quite firm remain previously quoted
200 bales United States and $50 East India have met
with buyers. In Rice nothing of the least importance
hast akppn and Pot Achae oukap No
change apparent in Coffee Market sales Of the
last eight days have consisted of $50 bags amongst which
sh AT 3d. 26a CENTS 500 ordinary ST. Do
mngo at l9i to 1914 and Brazil of different qualities at 63
nUs cents The demand for unrened Sugar was less
manned the same. The business done amounted to only
500 boxes yellow Havannah l2 l4A in bond and 30
hhds Of which the price did not transpire.
HAMBURG, Sept l5.-Our Cotton Market has firm feel
ing but in consequence of holders asking higher prices
scale About 1900 bags New Orleans were sold at to A.
per 10. RiceOf 1000 bags Java offered by auction
terday only 600 were disposed of at H. Cofee-The
demand for this article has not been brsk but prices
main steady The sales have comprised 4eOo bags Brazil
at to 81 $500 Laguayra at 81 At and 600 bags st Do
have been sold, WIZ o. Rio Grande at to 81; $500
Lsguayra at So to ST; and 1900 Pernambuco, at a
Speter-The value OF this article on the spot las per
cwt.
HAyRE, Sept. 2l-The news received via Liverpool by
the Hberna and Great Western, though deemed favor
able to holders had not Influenced Cotton market in
any degree but prices altogether remain firm. Several
transactions have taken place in Pot Ashes at 3sf acc
and sales have been effected in Pearls 44 Whale
bone is selling at 81 10. The American Tariff tends very
much to limit the export trade, and freIghts
queny scarce; indeed business generally, dull
aspect.
MARsErLLEs Sept l-Our Market is quite bare of Cot
but the improvement in the English markets has
extended 10 In Sugar 445 boxes yellow Havanrah
have realized 81 and 300 ditto 2Sf Kilograms in bond
Coffee, the whole is dull; and the sales of the last
week were confined TO 445 bags Havannah at per
Kilograms in bond with discount and 100 bags Rio at 40
with Is per cent discount
Duty ON FLOUR IMPORTED INTO New GRENADA
From official publication at the seat OF our Gen.
eral Government, dated Department of State,