The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-17

Z CANTON MARKET. Feb. 24-Imports-Cotton-Th on
y transactions since the year have been Of $50 bales
whether the closing rates Of last year will be maintain
ed There are many anxious sellers and the dealers are
ss has on sss
sabout our last quotations. but the market has been SO
freely supplied from the late excessive imports that no
7rse in price took place, and the market again dull
gWhites have repained unsaeable. American Goods
Acontinue in fair demand supplies have arrived during
domescs, and 81 rs for drills, long Cotton Yarn con-
tnues In excellent demand and good doal OF business
u0Hf ss 49, The UnSsrs
aw anted are Nos % 49, sp stripes-Nohing whatever
dull io1g E d do
saleabe 50 10 for nail rod 50 10 for hoop and 81 for
bar and bolt but there have been sales made by for
cgners lately. LeadA little rmer, but hear Of no
ales at above 81 So Notwithstanding that advices from
3'he United States and the north would warrant some
aspeculation in the market Opium-Patna and Benares
have been dul varying since our last $685.
$500 Tor atna and $685. $6i5 for Benares The deal
generations having been confined to speculation among
athe brokers. There has been spirited demand tori
NaIwa and good deal has been sold importers have
mct the demand so readily and have had so much trou
De.wh their inferior drug OF which the whole Of thel
preent stock consists that they have ayaicd themseves
o tins last chance to sell before the new drug arrives
nd have accepted prices they could get Betel Nut
3continued firm, and aleabe high as - 80 for good
An arrival of 1000 pcus however has caused pause
bu the has been laid i'll OF high rates the market
y not be much affected. Rice is rather lower; salesj
SaG Manila reputed at 81 90.
q Exports-Thc adviccs Of the November mail per Ian
alrc have caused little spirit and confidence I'M
hc Export market. Teas-About 30 chops Congou have
abecn settled for since the year Lowest Is aes shp
3pcd otthghest about s Hysons appear little easier
3bu are still too high for both America and England A.
sreat deal has boon done in midg Twankays both
or shipment TO England and the States price 25 aels
3sk-Nothing whatever has been done since last
acassia-ias been sold at s for fine This article will
lmost probably rally again. The Larne took $500 pcus
(which the only shipment that has been made to Eng
land this season Some shipments of cassia old and bud
have been made, via Manila Singapore. Rhubarbs-s
About one hundred chests of good second quality
|have arrived, but none much disposed to buy L
Sales OF Alum and Camphor have been made 81 for he
Former and $50 for tho latter for shipment Bombay
The crop OF Sugar is in and reported small aggregate
About 1000 pcus Of tho best soft bought forj
shipment to Bombay ut about So, shipped of.
HAVANA, June 6The stock of rice in first hands here
lis still 5000 casks The dealers also we'll supplied
1and the CONSUMPTION being much diminished, they
purchase sparngy The recent arrivals too both here
land at aanzas have checked any desire purchase
2under the impression that further supplies will be
Ting forward The cargo per tho schooner Exchange isl
stored II rs being the highest offer. 200 casks wereS
3old from store Mt l0 The sugar market firm and prs
ices have tendency to advance. Molasses rs Ex-s
Bchange on New York 81 to Al per cent prem