The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-19

surs. ssts!6sd the byeou ss eusss. ~ g 90 sS
The SALES Of the week ending sIst May were sss baes
Of which sa sa New Orleans al % ssa 1871 Mobile, 81
the same period were iOa7 bales. s
SrocK MAY 81.
American: 10000 $4,000 o9,6O0
Other kinds. 1900 5000 $500
$4,000 100000 100000
QUOTATIONS.
Bas a ordin. Bon ordin Co.w1t
~ o.,.. p>tit eourans. belle march
Upland and Fioriida.s7 81 ia II 81
Alabama and Tenn.67 81 ia "a
Sea Island. $50 200 800 a 800 $50 a 900
LIVERPOOL, Monday Evening, June sd.-The great
desire ON the part Of holders OF Cotton make sales
which existed date our Circular of 18TH ult has
since continued to characterize our market though per.
hass scarcely 70 Tue fullest extent during the two
three under Its influence, coupled with small
extent OF business prices have gradually reoeded
have now to advise decline Of fully i'd per h. in all
save the mel qualities OF American the lowest grades
being most elected This makes the reduction
10th uit when the Boston steamer Of arrived about
I'D Until there BIZ Certainty OF the extent OF the
United States crop our market WILL present
with Orleans and Mobile connueso be difficult to place
The sales We're for week ending oath May 20 900 bales
including 1920 American do May Is &C., in.
GLIDING $4,000 American Spectators took 100
American and 400 surats and exporters 800 Amsri.
bales to.dry, 600
Ihe import since LIST January is $4,000 bales includ-
ing 100 American, against 1900 including 81 300
American, 10 same period lS43.
Our present stock estimated at 693 900 bales against
s44 100 at this date last separately American we
now hold son, against sos co.,.
The late mpoi aIions OF Turpenne have found BUYERS
as 6s. 3D. ais. 81. per cwt
There is moderate demand for American Provisions
are III more request
consequences q continued drought there more en-
undergone any change SINCE last the duty re-
mains on these later ct rs per quarter and los I'D per
I'M hov,. Alo
Money h abundant. The Bill proposed to be brought
before Parliament for the renewal Of Bank OF EngIand
affairs oil the country That its effects will he rather 10
lower value Of than otherwise m an opinion
lend 10 1reven =" ana as lar as that will
adrance IN prices we coincide that view The measure
meets little opposition from any parties.
Upland ordinary TO mddling, 4a4i fair to good fair
42ao good to fine, bla5 Orleans ordinary to middng
asal lar to good far oa5s good to fine Ssas Mobile
to tine siaSa. We remain, yours, rssptly,
Lm Nv, onS MAhkET June s-The Corn Markets
2s " 2s Cd per bb last sale was 1900 bbs of prime
Western Canaat the latter price The growing crops Of
had long drought and though spring crops Of Barley
OATS Sc are yet unnjured is believed they are likely
10 suner II ram does not come soon.
State Of Trade.
BhADFoRDStocks at the present time are low and an
increase OF ACTIVITY expected is probable that
autumn trade viii shortly commence Our piece market
olerably firm, an average amount of business do
ing Yarns however, though rather brisk request are
by no means firm
character of our market Prices the whole exhibit lit
tie alteration and fair average has been done
HEcxMoNpwiKE.-Ag good business has been done here
during the last week firm prices There is great scar
city ct common goods, but medium and supsrkne quail
ties are tVerably plentiful.
HyDDERsFIELD.-We have to notice the existence Of
GOOD demand Tor both plain and fancy goods on the
WHOLE prices are toeraby well supported The shipping
department exhibits some improvement and fair amount
OIL business was done on last market day
LEEDsThe woOllen business still continues brisk in
this district not only for export on domestic
Win every prospect OF continuance OF the demand
some time to come There has, however, been q little
less business done ut our cloth halls within week
Than OF late This Is accounted for in great measure
from the circumstance Of the short supply of low priced
goods consequent upon the very stock Of low
likely to be taken out Of bond till the duty ceases The
demand for finer qualities continues much the same az for
some Tune past ana without any alteration in prices
Iweeds are not quite 80 lively in demand they
lew weeks ago. but there very fair dong in
shawls There has been a great number of American
buyers in the market during the last week two
the houses In that branch OF trade very busy the
spring season being far advanced there falling of in
MANcHEs IRR.-Whitsuntide, holiday time q very
small amount has been done of late country
have been particularly fiat Some Of the manufacturers
ot ~ inch powerloOm prints soy they have great
quries Tor cloth, and contracts have been made to
asli's. f0i The next two months at full prices We
are not surprised that INGREDIENTS and printers are
anxious to make contracts to be delivered autumn
trade Tor stocks are too Light to admit any decline in
Of the year. ~ inch may be quoted at IS to So Cd
and 72s at 6s It'd to U.s.
cashire nterfered with business 10 great extent last
week. but considering the excitement attendant upon
such an OCCASION the demand for goods has proved
rabiy extensive, and prices remain steady.
ANTWERP May 27.-We have to notice, improve
ment in our Coffee market Ordinary to good ordinary
Brazil cent per half kilogram higher and other Sorts
though not dearer, The sales Of the last
eight have included bags ordinary to farsh Java
at 24 to 25 &c to 26t cents OO ordinary to good ord
a, lima tn
ordinary and regular Brazil at 4 and $50 bags low
ordinary do at ls 20 cents No change taken place
IN unrehned sugar. and the transactions have been
hAed to $50 boxes yellow Havana at IL to 3A Cotton
meets very dull demand and the sales have consisted Of
Their reduction and the transactions been altogether
Tor consumption. comprising about 700 tierces Carolina
HAMnuRaH, May 24.The transactions in unrefned /
Sugar during the last eight days have proved limited
isting chiefly Of 100 boxes white Havana at Of grot;
700 brown and yellow ditto at 4s to ST. ani zoe chests
was also taken sparingy at similar those this
lay sennight 5000 bags Brazil brought % sch 800
agusyr at Is to o. and 600 bags St. Domingo at 10
to SCH Prices Of Cotton have again receded without
inducing more extensive transactions the sales comprise
merely 100 bales Lagnsyra at a. and 45o New Orleans
ted to 5000 Pernambuco at 4 sch and 500 Rio Grande
It 4; to Of sch per h. Nothing Of importance has taken
ud Bubber have the sales to be few in either
The former at SO to 3s and the latter a. to 10 marks
MARsEnLEs, May 25-The light stock Of unre6ned su-
on hand at present has materially nterered with the
business in this article, at the tme whilst limiting
he sales has enhanced the value and the few arrivals
If the last week taken from the ship by reners with
he exception of SO hhds which sold otherwsea
r. with per cent discount. cargo of Bourbon shortly
expected to arrive went at SO fir duty paid 100 boxes
Fellow Havana brought ~ r per xii in bonds As re-
CARDS value there is change in Coffee this week.
activity prevails in the market and the sales have not
xceeded $50 bags Brazil at 40 per so Kill in bonds 100
Havana at 90 FRI Is bags Brazil tage at 49, and 40 bags
Porto Rico at So r. Our imports during the period
consisted Of 567 bags Janeiro s47 bags from ST.
Domingo and 500 bags Havana. Cotton is in poor
quest even at the present reduced rates it is almost impos
sie 10 effect sales. and buyers anticipate still lower
terms.
ROTTERDAM, May N-We have had more demand for |
Rice during the last eight days. and Carolina which
nothing now remaining in first hands, is held for ia TO
III H. New York Pot Ashes worth l4l in bond and
Cotton is little noticed.
HAvnE, May al-Ashes-Old United States Potash is |