The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-12


Into thisport and Runcorn we have tolerable supply
Of Oatmeal fresh in since the beginning Of the week.
Of all Grain and of Flour the Coaswise and from
Ireland are exceedingly small have nything
notice from abroad beyond CO., barrels United States
Although during the intervening period since Tuesday
transactions extensive character have occurred
here the Corn trade ali s bearings remained steady
and with regard Wheat and Flour especially presented
Il rather buOyant aspect.
Exchange to-day and our local mlers being very mac.
tive, the sales Of any description Of Wheat this morning
ing continued equally firm as heretofore and little Irish
OF very choice quality rather exceeded the rates Of Tues
day in the ordinary runs OF lrish however, in the
value Of English and free Foreign alteration per-
ceptsle Flour generally, though not in lively de.
mand as at an earlier period of the week FULLY supported
our last quotations. and avorte marks of sh in several
| instances commanded higher prices.
Barley and Malt upon moderate demand realized pre-.
vous rates. Beans and Pease on the contrary were in
slow request and hardly maintained last currency
few small parcels OF Scotch and Irish Oats, upon
Limited supply Of SUCH were disposed OF a,
an improvement Of Id per 45 ID. but in other sorts Of
this grain there amendment In Oatmeal
tons to fair amount took place for investment at 2Os Cd
ala per load but to consumers the sales unmpo
tant.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET, Jan. I5-There appears
to be considerable demand ia all the Irish markets for
hne Buffers on London account and sch high prices
gwen that the trade OF this place Is entirely scared from
the composition Hence me heavy supplies OF indifferent
Butter here and the tagging business have late
~ experienced Since our last circular no animation
whatever noticeable and prices entirely nominal
Heavy and prime Beef and Pork are fully as hig
this day sengh The former quote Sos to 92s Cd per
erce and the latter 49s to 55s per barrel in quality
Bacon s held very steadily 34s to $685. prices which
to moderate extent. dealers accede to- large quantity
Of American Beef offered by auction Thursday last
with only poor encouragement few terces Of rem
fine quality understand disposed Of after the salt
at price that did not transprc rest being inferior
was whdrawnthe bidding not being higher than 55s for
fierce and 20s per barrel There fair sprinkng
the trade in attendance.
STATE TRADE, MANCHESTER, Jan. l3.-At the early
part of the week. aud particularly on Tuesday one or
untavOrHble
news from the east and temporary abatement OF the
vity in the Liverpool cotton marke caused our goods
market to be flat, although alteration in prices took
place, but Oh Thursday very large amount Of business
done in cotton, and since then market is
animated than last week. and manufacturers have
again advanced the prices OF nearly all kinds Of cloths
and yesterday sales were made in 27nch printing cloth
an sdv s Of sd to ga per piece Domestic cloth i
Cos may be quoted IS Cd TO 6s and 72s Sd to IS
LEEpsThe Woollen markets since last have been
well attended by buyers and the business transacted has
been extensive generally at previous rates The pnr
chascs in the warehouses for domestic consumption have
been considerable and the houses in the foreign trade
| are also toeraby brisk.
| BRApYoRp MARKET There was good attendance O
merchants here Thursday most Of whom bought free
y when they could with articles Offering at the pri
ces which ruled last month But in many the
ufacturers knowing that they could not replace the
goods at those prices &C cunt of the increased cost
the material asked higher prices for their pieces
the Yarn market at late rates. but the spnners appear
to be acting with great caution apprehensve of further
l
very active for ell kinds Of combng descriptions at the
prices Of last week but for No and Broke Woods high
| er prices were realised
HosrRr AND LACE Trade There Is a sort of monotony
IL the state OF the wrought cotton hose branch which
has continued for considerable time, the hands in
general being pretty well employed except in the ene
inue very dull The cutup branch still keeps tolerabIy
brisk and those engaged in have slight hopes Of
further small advance in the rate Of wages the hosie
gradually acceding to the penny advance" Tn,
drawer branch are sorry TO say, Is much worse THU
week. as we perceive the matters coming from the
houses with empty bags There scarcely be said Il
be any Improvement in the Nottingham and Derby fancy
hosiery trade, which is in very lingering state
branches being nearly extinct; the other hand the
Continent whether In Franconia Austria the Milanese
the Lyonnois, Nismes, Catalonia, or Valencia these
not known to the English workmen. The silk glove
trade still keeps rather improved and more work is OBJ
tanned this felt AS great relief In this district how
low wages may be- The fancy bobbn net trade il
much the dull state that II has been in since the
shock OF the temporary Panc yet upon the whole this
better state than it was this season last year with
siderable hopes the further approach OF spring The
plain trade IL by means worse, and there toe.
rable demand, which takes off all that is made.
though at miserable prices, lace being cheaper than
muslins and will considerably longer Noin CHAM
Journal.
HupDsRsrigLp MARxEr.--The transactions at our mar
ke Tuesday comprised nearly all goods
and Of considerable extent especially In fancy arti
cles possessing any novelty Of pattern The Wool market
also brisk and some descriptions OF the staple
modify were not quite SO easy TO buy as Of late
HALIFAX M.aKrr.--There was numerous attendance
Of buyers at this market Saturday last and conside
rabe business was done in Cambiets md Lastings md
the other descriptions of heavy goods at market The
Wool market active only for fine woods suitable
for hannes but for nos and broke woods Prices
rather firm.
WAKEFIELD Wool MARKEr.--We have TO report gra
'ual and steady Improvement in the demand for ell
descriptions Of combing Woods, and the market
nues to be very barely supplied the advance demanded
last week Is now fully obtained No movement in short
Wools.
LEcEsrER.-Tn the state of local trade have but
little alteration to notice since last week. Woods and
Yarns remain fully firm and their tendency is still up
wards. Some buyers have visited the town during the
week, and in common end low goods fair amount Of
business Is doing Of the country houses have also
received unexpected orders In cotton goods very little
doing but in this branch also Yarns frm There
pretty general amount Of employ though still at
lower prices than like TO see; but decided improve
In this respect fear cannot yet be Hooked fer
Leicester Chrontcie.
PANS. Jan l3-Five per cents loif 45c SOC 65c -Four
cents 1851 SIC Three per cents S SOC 55c
60c bic Bank Actions 3260f 3262f Soc Rene de Naples
1907 loo SOC Romans l0bt Espagne Passves o. Bel
gian per cents 1891, 1851. Ditto is4O 1851 Belgian
Bank 1880 es2 SOC $500 ssa soc 6Ssf eS Seef Ditto
lstl losof Dutch "A cents o4i Haytien Loan is43