The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-20
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| The demand continues brisk, and may now consi.
der prcesiuly higher th6n Friday Tor all kinds and in
brought advance OF the above sales should say at
least 10000 bales were taken on speculation.
Imports since 10th ult-742 New Orleans, IT'S Pernsm
buco, 1882 Egg ptian, $50 East india Total, 4,279.
! kxrEAoRDIsaKY SALE OF CoTroS The sale OF cotton
Monday last amounted to not Ieis than OU bales and
advance of Sd per Id. established. This
the largest daily sales that has ever AIKEN place In Lv
SIR. - The demand has not been SO brisk as last
eek, and consequently the Transactions, though to
good extent more mi ed Prices however, continue
10 be uy supported Brazs are about Egy ptians
cling a0vance, and Sea Island, according to quail
Id. above our last quotations. Spectators have
taken IT, 500 bales OF American 300 Bahia and Macao 700
Maranhsm 800 sura, and 40 pan and 900
bales of American and 70 Penans The sales OF the day
about 5000 bales Of all kndshe ket closing with
frmness
shPr 29lh-Yhere has been much spirit in the de-
msnd this week than last but this has not had any inau
upon holders, who continue exceedingly finn and
show disposition to sell but at iul prices The
IRENE rates OF Friday are now current TOR oil kinds and
the market although quiet, maintains healthy appear
ance. ..L .r.. ...
Spectators have taken 2Oo American and bales Of
Surat-and porting 400 American 200 Surat and 100
Pernams The sales TO day about 6OUv bales OF all
kinds, OF which about 900 bales are to spectators.
STATE OF TRApE.-MAscHEsrrR-Weh have tho plea
OF reporting that the date OF our last monthly
circular market has continued active and been at
tended with but little huc,uaon. in prices The nonar-
rival Of the Indian mail has doubt had the effect OF
giving little check operations for the East; but
the whole there has been large business done during
the month fall rates, and the profits OF manulac
tn rcrs have been greater than for long time past.
large demand has continued for grey Cloth, and In
thu of stocks production been considers
BILE anticipated by the parties entering into
tacs-a Handoom Supers are taken at same quotations
as our last; but owing to the demand for weavers IN
raye employ ment, few Of these things are
mskng Printers Ga and 66 reeds are still IN large de-
mand and there being no stock, further advance has
Cloths reed, have been cleared of produced, and
best qualities have advanced high as Cd per piece
This however to be regarded the extreme Iute We
quote 81 l0t per piece being the current price taken
TOR the best makes. The Encouragement afforded to
again applying themselves to this desc ription Of
cloth The supply is consequently increasing, and
will, doubtless, in short time, be equal TO the
demand. We disposed to think prices OF this width
and quality will not rule higher than present quotations.
he time If the present extent and activity OF sales
continue, see no reason to an early decline
printers scars and In 90 reed qualities iur-
Their advance OF 3D. piece has been obtained ~ reed
also good demand for these makes
be marked at Id higher Is INCH u reed according
all been cleared off, there being than three or
thousand pieces in the market The slight difference
between the price OF these and ~ inch has been the temp
ation SO inch shrtings bare in stock and in good
The prices OF these fabrics range from to I'd
per piece higher than our quotations Of last month A
large number OF looms, attery occupied by the Produc
ton cloths having been ered to the purpose OF
weaving ~ inch printing cloths we are inclined to sup
pose that shirtpg printers will adv nee higher
in OF necessarily diminished pr0duc
ton which will result from this change in the
employ ment of the machines--iorty and forty Eve
inch sbirtnus have not been in as brisk demand
the before fabrics, owing to the non.arrvh
Of the ov erand manufacturers firm their
Tor advance, equal to the rise the rates Of
the STAPLE dhe raw cotton costing them from I'd to ia
per ID moIe.) The country trade is opening more
freely in widths, the advanced prices There
stocks, and advces from India and China be
aging have little doubt of these goods ruling gher
SO inch shirtings rather dull OF demand but
stocks made prices remain firm Grey sconets Of
all widths and ailies are exceedingly bare supply
and still difficult of execution owing the
scarcity Of MousselDes de lame large
lest and the manufactu ers are mostly under con-
There stocks and the better makes fully
az ed time TO The demand for domes-
tics is slightly mpov ed ana an I'D ance OF I6d TO Id per
vard hash cd med linn iti,a f. lopn
cloths little inquired or but few made and stocks
light, so that pricesare sustained
During the early part Of the month large business
done in the Yarn Market aud prices demanded by
several 0Pinners which had the tendency of slightly
choosing operations; they have, however given way
and an advance OF I'd ID ID last months quota
tons has been established and these sales
have been made Although there is just now great
amount Of bustlc good trade being There are
no stocks al many spnners under engagements at
current rates Good seconds Mule from Cos upw
eling largely in the cop for the Bradford Market and
etching prices per To- higher than the hank Wraps
also are IN good request Tor Germany. The srket ON
The whoeis buoya and If orders Of any moment for
India be brought by the mails we may calculate prices
progressing further upward.
The Cotton Market still supports the advance which the
operations during the past two months on speculation
tanned will depend upon well authenticated reports from
the United States as to the yield of the CROP
which much diversity Of opinion at present exists. If
there prove be, which we yet 10 doubt
harvest equal at least to that OF last year. still dis
posed to think that prices will rule lower than present
rates.
Oct We have little fact no change in the state
trade this week, compared with the last fair
though Ivy large business is doing in cloths
and prices for bill kinds firm case think
higher. The only decided favorable symptom is that
is doing for the home trade drapers buying very
freely and who apparently Law ing in larger s,ocis
than they have done for years past prcesdo
induce parties to keep their stocks well up The India
and China buyers appear determined TO do thing
I'll the mail arrives and now due Twist is very ready
sae though usually large buyers for the north Of
Europe are folding their hands The low price Of
The article WILL there is doubt induce them to specu-
npU hat laes sipIu has
tanned by the holding Of stock No change in prices
MANcHssTER. Oct 2-The month which has just closed
has been characterized oy considerable activity most
OF the branches of our trade The Home trade and 1t il
with ore than ordinary satisfaction that state it, has
greatly improved end the demand for goods this
source is without parallel, since the year 1887. Vgor
thus been impaired to several branches Of snuac-
that find Domestics higher in price, diminishing
in stock, an Improvement in Fusans, and many other
the influence OF this change than perhaps any other
and from being the most depressed has become the
umn season have been on an extensive scale and be-
leve will be found that the demand will fully Justify it,
The much improved condition ofthe United states mar:
ket Is also having its full influence this branch and
although the old and staple article Of sh prints
longer he sent Mouselines de Lane Velvets and other
fabrics are in preparation in quantity The activity
for that part Of the world prevails in Glasgow, where
much difficulty is found in obtaining suitable goods, and
may mention that the article of Jsconet and Bishop
Lawns have, within two months risen in Price Is
to 30 per cent.
The arrival oftbe Overland Mail has produceda
want OF activity amor gst the Eastern buyers which
rave not experienced any former month during the
present year, and believe that purchased have been
IN greatly diminished scale The accumulation in tho
took OF 40 inch shrngs, which might have been looked
in the absence OF Eastern orders not taken place
any extent which may be accounted for by the pro-
ressvey improving general Demand which also enables
IS to stnte that prices maintained end therefore
epeat our quotation for the lest month.
OfJaconets 30 lin by "a yds for printing, our market
been entirely cleared first by the Greeks and subse.
uently by United States demand before alluded to,
rom our neighbors the Glasgow printors notice
in them OF 10 to Is cent goods to IS Cd and
nerr in he her nj fherI aCa-
cts have advanced in about the ratio with the raw
waterfall ond the may be said Of Canbrics Msdapol
ms, &c Sci sths Printing Cloths contnpe in very
reat eques'.
We have not, we are happy TO say, ovy drawback TO
~ "a carGA ha TRAIN