The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-06

Vspar 80 oh. Government there having STONED the
expectation msnure having projected to Chill to
take in cargo Of wheat for the Csnaias.
IN wet and cold seasons also the wheat grown In the
north OF England, Scotland, and ireland, not OF
quality gaod enough 10 make bakers -four without
large rture of the finer description of foreign wheat
the value OF our own growth IN such seasons would
flour instead Of wheat the foreign wheat being mixed
with our inferior quality, enables the miller TO make
hour ,hereirom fit for making bread thereby assisting 10
Keep up the price OF our growth, which an imPor
tsuon OF Hour would tend to depress In illustraticn
would state that within these FIVE years past the oes
foreign wheats have been occasionally nearly double the
pric. OF lrsh and had not been for the supply thereof
to mix our inferior Irish with its price at such times
must have been still lower IL not rendered altogether I'M
ssleaole, for milers' purposes -
II the apprehenso of the Irish mlers az well
fou they appear from the they put
FORTH any measure injurious the projected may
prove Of serious consequence in exciting discomfort in
that country. The Mail Coach contract having Just
passed from hands Irishman those of Scotch
has created sensation in Dublin which astonishes
English Journalists little increased pressure on the
farmers oIreand will ne sufficient to a rebellion
against the New Poor Law. The Government cannot be
that the amount capital -four mills in
Gr'st Britain is, on plausible if not clearly valid
grounds supposed to be greater than the amount of csp
tai invested in the Cotton Mills of Great Britain.
The amount OF trade in Manchester continues large
and more satisfactory to those engaged in than has
been for years
:, The small Improvement in the demand for money in
discount transactions, which have several times no.
nced does not abae, but has not yet produced any ad
vance Of the rates.
LivERrOoL MARKETS, April -.4shes-sales to some
extent nave taken place in Pearl Ashes at sos 81 has
snce been obtained but they dull at the quota
nons Few transactions have occurred in Montreal Pot,
put prices have improved and they at present worth
ABOUT Sis 3D. which has been obtained for small
parcels.
April l3.-Cotfon--A reaction has taken place in
cotton this week and the dizziness noticed in our previ
ousreport, has altogether disappeared the Of AMI
mson has not however, been accompanied with any de-
cided Improvement in prices though previous
In all instances met with steady support and regards
fair to good qualities of American have perhaps
ceeded Long saped descriptions and Surats remain
before The sales Of The last five days have amounted
80 $50 bales Of which 254 40 American 900 b.
200 Egy ptian, 40 West India and go East India &C.
speoustors have takSn 1900 American and exporters
$50 American $50 surat and 100 Psrnambuco.
April ls-The Cotton trade has not exhibited any mar
ket feature since Friday last The imports have proved
very large and the mark has had tendency to droop
more especially as regards the mddng and lower class
es oil American which must be quoted Id per ID lower
than they were previous to the arrival ohe Great West
ern The demand during the three last days been to-
ieraoy good about 1880 bags have changed hands and
the imports have amounted to 45O5O bales.
Corn-On the wholeo our market has shown some symp
toms oil Improvement this month, but very marked al
teaton hiss taken place in prices Though they had
an ed tendency, and in instances an adv
pe presently brought forward for the admission of corn
from the States through Canada promises to be of much
Importance in extending business The bill expected
10 meet WIN opposition in its progress through parlia
ment but being government measure, and one that will
De supported by the free trade party there is little doubt
OF us passing without much delay At yesterdays mar.
ke there were few buyers of wheat the market ge
morally was Id per 7Olbs. lower. Flour on a retail de-
mand was steady in value Oats limited pply sup.
ported their previous value, and Oatmeal was somewhat
cheaper. Other articles remained without change.
Proptstons-4merfcan-Sin the Sd instant the mar.
ket for Beef and Pork has yerv oet the saes
made have been at prices within the range of the quota
tons; New continues to be taken off on arrival. No
new Bacon or Hams have yet arrived At public sale of
Cheese ON the 18th instant prices went lower to 2s
and the market must he considered dull the
Inc transactions in Lard have been extensive; hold
ers have taken stand and refuse accept lower prices
he arrivals are TO considerable amount. supply of
Grease Butter has arrived which the extreme ouots
ton is demanded
Rice-A few small lots OF second quality Carolina have
changed hands at the quotation in this ar
ce mas beendul Tor some time past change
in prices.
TobaecoThe sales since previous report prov
Cd extensive; about 1000 hhds have met with
(one-haif on specuation) The business has, however
been nearly altogether confined to Kentucky Strips and
the prices obtained were shade lower than quota
tons Few transactions have been effected in Virgil
MAS.
Trpenhne-There has been a better demand for Tur
i store al So per cwt
STATE OF ThApE-LAscAsHrRE-Trade 10 still In
proving Bolton aud the better
Tor Their labor than they have been for considerable
time past The bleach works in the town and neighber
hood are all very busy The wooisn CLOTH trade Sad
dleworth, continues much in the dull state The
hating trade at Oldham, Ashton Denton HYDE Stock.
port, ana their vicnities, Is by brisk
usually the case at this season OF the year The silk trade
at Middleton Manchester, Leigh, &c, continues brisk
especially fancy goods but plain not much
inquired alter yet silk Overs, warpers and winders
fully employed The silk small are trade in the same
districts svery brisk and cannot yet get goods
Hanufncturedt to meet their demands.
MAScHEsrER-The arriv al ofthe Great Western bring
ing advces that the crop United States cotton pro.
badly exceed the srg estimate previously formed had
the effect oil checking the demand for yarns and
have shown less cDaton into contracts for flu
ture delivery Prices however better supported than
they were fortnight ago. and descriptions suitable
for India are in good request. The mercantile accounts
from India and China by last Overland Mail do not seem
to have produced any effect upon the market which SO
far as manufactured goods concerned continue in the
same firm steady and healthy state which has been
Ior tne as tAree or four weeks large amount OF bust
ness oeing done but without any material change in pr
oes Perhaps the demand is somewhat more general
tnan was fortnight ago. There is now full employ
ment Tor mo operatives and their wages have been
and are gradually increasing and we NAV hone from
the composition for hands which exists for some fur
ther Improvement in the condition of working clas-
ses
BOLTON Every week continues TO add increased |
the trade Of this town Counterpanes 60
well steady Improvement both in demand and price
and ~ the same time the are, better
pad or their labor than they have been for some time
pas" cuttings muslins, and fancy goods of various
KINDS meet with comparatively ready SALE and the mar
kets IN those kinds OF goods a cheering aspect
cotton yarns have received check in the demand du.
ring the last fortnight but have rather improved Foun.
derie both brass and ron extremely busy and are
many more bands than they have done for
work. ai 'e'' 'n'ons vi
hoeHp.Lt FLArSrL MARKEr.-There had been scarce
~ any enange in the rket today from that Of the pre-
cedns Monday About the same quantity of business
nss oeen transacted at prices nearly the Work be-
ms 10 be more scarce and few mills are running
short time Unempoy ed ers and workmen are on
me increase In the wool marke, there change to
report prices stationary, and demand limited
LHEDs-Thc demand Of the last few weeks has very
considerably reduced the stocks OF fine and middle aual
ue OF goods In the Cloth Halls although there was not
quite much done in these articles this week as Cor the
previous lew weeks There has also been less doing in
more particularly low qualities the stocks of
whcn article are getting rather heavy end prices
shade lower Business has quite SO brisk in the
warehouses we learn there is a little improv emept in
lot snippng some good parcels having been sold
Tor the American market.
HALi.Ar We have nothing to notice in this ar
either az TO wool or manufactured goods Prir e ~
me former seem stationary, at our last quotations
NOTTINGHAM The silk glove branch still a.rs ;,,
proving, and We have heard Of a few shops beir 80 .
y brisk but this, ii must be under Stood is y NO van.
gener on the contrary several OF tn, m,,np hnns.
asve been dschargng hands The drs wer branch does
Dot partske in the same manner Of thu mnrovanars
iemand The silk knoted branch IT, in NJ, asan y,
Ole state, the hands having gre measure .na,ch a.
The full fashioned cotton hose branoh n in
proving. ""oe aia keeps I'M
HAvnE. 10Th April.-Our Cotton r,.rh.a Aaa