The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-12

ties that are disposed sell have nearly exhausted their
stocks. Appearances increase that the year will be
Aeurshng for commerce. there.csn be no doubt
but the great demand that will exist for goods Tor the
India and China Market will inuse much life In the man
ufacturing districts dealers hold only small stocks,
goods prices moderate when compared with the
average of years unusually cheap and money
obtanable upon easy terms. The arrivals Of produce
have been light since this day week The auctions de-
cared large The deliveries Of goods this have
exceeded those Of last with the exception Of Spirits The
business for expectation larger than has been the case
for years this time. The Chinese treaty still alb
serbs much attention Of foreign manufacturer In
the shipping trade there has been much life here since we
last wrote The articles that have claimed the most at
tention cotton Sleeps WOOL lac dye cochineal, OPT
um, foreign sugar. rice East India coffee, brandy, and
crushed sugar Money is in demand and d per cent is
the rate interest for the best acceptances is howev.
err thought by parties the low prices of grain
will unhnge affairs in the agricultural districts we think
there is foundation for this sumise for the British far
mers appear have made their minds to meet com
petition of foreigners and have greater breath OF
land with grain this than last season. besides making pre-
paratIons for the rearing Of cattle extended
scale.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, Dec T. ls42.-The sales
Thursday last 1000 bales $4,000 taken specu
iaton); Friday 5000 500 on spsculatiOnS Saturday
250O and to-day 5000 The demand during the last few
days has fallen considerably and there is less ami
nation in the market In prices, however Fridays rates
have been steadily maintained generally; East India may
he obtained perhaps, shade lower The import of the
week amounts to %, 403 bales
mand noticed last week continued at the opening of the
market and ordinary to fair American brought advance
81 per b but since the arrival Of the American steam
with accounts Of the probability of the crop OF cotton
exceeding the estimate previously fOrmed holders have
become anxious realise and the improvement has
not been sustained The business Of the week however
has been large amounting Al $50 bales of which 1900
American and $500 Surat speculation with 100 su
rat for expor and comprise 4o Sea Island at q to pad
with 40 Stained at AID to 3d. 1880 Bowed AID 3D. 740
Mobile, Alabams and Tennessee AID to Std; 1910 Or
leans to Sd; 40 Pernsmbuco Paraba &c. 6sd to It'd
ODD 50 La Guayra std; AGA Carthagena SID to ADJ 60
common West India 81 to 272o Egyptian 6ad Sd
ase surat sd and $40 Madras at lb
On Saturday the sales were very large, amounting to
10000 bags, Of which spectators took 5000 To-day the
market has been quiet not more than 1000 bags
having been Sold The has greater choice Of cot
ton but there is change notice in the prices Of any
description.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, Tuesday Dec. s-Since
Tuesday last the arrivals and oatmeal from Ireland
have been fair extent but Of other grain, Sc small
During the week foreign wheat and -four have bee n
held firmly at last Tuesdays prices parcels OF the
demand from the dealers New Irish wheat has given
way about ID per 70 lbs Oats and oatmeal have continued
obtain the rates OF last Tuesday. Barley beans and
peas have scarcely sustained former prices.
There is no change in the duties on foreign grain
further sales Of bonded American -four have been
made for export 81 Cd per bb and Dutch oats at 2s Sd
per as Id.
There great attendance at this days market
little change can be noted in the prices of wheat flour
since Tuesday last, with moderate demand. Oats and
oatmeal were also steady in price, with fair retail de-
mand.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, DEC. s-sugar-2OO boxes of
brown and yellow Havana have also been TAKEN at the
the quotations The sales of Molasses confined to 40
puns Demarara at 27s per cwt from the quay and small
lot Of ordinary St. Vincent at 27s Cd per cwt Cofee-The
sales of Plantation continue very limited consisting of 81
casks Of Jamaica and ITO bags Demerara change in
prices lao bbs La Guayra sold at 4Os to 64s as in
quality. No sales Of Cocoa Ginger of Pimanto 500 bags
black Pepper brought Sd to 4d per h. Rce3OO0 bags
Bengal sold, chiefly at lis per cwt Tea The market
has been quiet throughout the week. and the transactions
have been limited to establish prices, which may be
considered almost nominal The sales of Turpentne this
week have been larger than usual consisting $500 bbs
600 at Is 3D. and 800 of superior quality in store at
3d. No sales reported in Tar Several parcels OF
ea Pot Ashes have been sold arrive at 30s and for Pearl
Ashes has been obtained in several instances Hides
The public sales Tuesday rather dull but with
out alteration in prices sailed Brazil brought 4d
wet sailed 4id to ADD Lima AID 45o dry Maracaibo SD
500 Monte Vdeo damaged to 4d for first class, 1900
STy sailed KPs 90 per b and laSo salted Monte
to experience active demand and the sales have been
large probably 400 hhds during the week. whilst the total
business last month amounted 1000 hhds Of which 700
Virginia leaf and 600 stemmed 40 Kentucky Leaf and
AGO stemmed Virginia leaf and strips scarce, and
Their dearer.
STATE OF TRADE-MANcHEsrER, Dec. s.-We have no.
thing particularly new to report under this head this
week The feeling in staple markets is healthy; and
though very of business has been
transacted this has arisen from the owness of stocks both
cloths and yarns and from the ndsposon OF produc
ers to operate largely excepting at higher rates than
those at present II is highly gratifying to know
that altered aspect of business cheapness Of
provisions the operatives will get through the winter
comfortably.
oiay in the White Hail. and there have been specu
ations already goods for China. There not how
much doing in the coored Hail. indeed it very
thinly attended Some of mills have also commenc
ed running full time and have set to work many fresh
hands There is some probability that the an
working classes obtaining full employment and conse
quently plenty Of food.
BRADFoRp-The from China, sc had had but little
effect this Market and with the exception Of few
having been sold, decided improv ement OF de-
mand can be noted In figured cloth nothing can be dull
er. Yarns continue much depressed, and the spinners
determined working short hours, which, at all
events, keeps the stocks low. No change in WOOL
FRIGHTFUL PROCLAMATION OF THE END OF THE
WoRLD.-One of the Millertes has issued the fol-
lowing Proclamation:-
GREAT EARTHQUAKE!
To all the People far and near,
To dreadful warning now give ear.
shocks in succession in all the whole world Let all the
people believe and tremble before Godfor the time will
JAM 81 ls3 the door Of mercy will he shut against the
Now my dear friends would invite you to fee flor
while the door of mercy OPEN The spirit of
God testes these things which coming on the EARTH
NB-Piease forward this in all your papers much
possible. LEVI HOUGHTON.
Acton, Jan. l, Is43.
The great day seems to be drawing near Are
you all ready?
The Five Point Financiers.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT -
SIR
Having occasion to dispose of some of Beach's
Ulster rags, called at the Sun Office on Saturday
for that purpose To show the rascally manner
$40 90
Discount 05
$40 e5
For which wanted Ten Dollars bankahle
money he gave me two half Sovereigns.
old date, $4,s4
Five and ten cent pieces I5i
Five five franc do, 90 cents, ass
Five cent and cents, 30 Q %
so IL
The above is statement of facts; you can make
your own remarks. / refused the above. He took
back the silver, then handed me mutilated twenty.
five cent pieces; got vexed, and told him to give