The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-22
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Pans MoNEr MAnKsr, Oct 1.-The utmost agitation
prevailed all day in the market and the French funds
duced partly by considerable delivery of Rentes ans
partly BY paragraph in the Debats announcing that the
English feet OF evolution had sailed back Cadiz and
was to be reinforced by eight vessels the Mediter
ranean. This Circumstance considered by specula-
quence.
LrvrBPooL CorroN MARKKr ron THE WEEK ENDING
SER % Cotton is rather higher again this week not
however, than I'd on American and hardly thai
upon all qualities of ,h, kind Brazils Egyptians Sea
Islands and lougsiaped generally, being little
son and in many Instances in these kinds "a 10 "a pJ
vance is demanded but the market must not be
from Boston, received this morning few days later
than those by The steamer give confirmation to the pre-.
vious reports OF the state and prospects of the
crop Any thing with this tendency having fair and
reasonable ground Of authority showing the crop
in jeopardy, positively injured prove but
powerful effect upon our market Disastrous as this
would be to the spinning and manufacturing Of
this country 1t is of those difficulties with which we
may possibly have TO contend. No wonder, therefore
that all parties looking with deep interest to each
succeeding account from America, and to every point
information bearing upon the subject Of supply. Our
hope Is that in former years when predictions of
light crop have proved the orerunners Of abundance
Ia this instance also may not disapPont the
wants and interests of the This morning ur-
der the influence OF the above sdvces the market has
s,if appearance, and somewhat of upward tendency
10 900 bales having been Sold 1000 being speculation
1910 Egyptians of good quality declared for auction
Friday next 25600 American, 1900 Egyptian and 4.
500 sufats have been taken speculation, and 2I20
American $50 La Guayra and $50 Surats export The
total number OF sales during the week amount to 72sO
FoR rHE WEEK ENDING ocroBER Ave close the
week with our quotations the same as before There
nave cen sght fluctuations for instance the arrival
OF the steamer Wednesday talready notified there
was momentary fairness and sales were made in some
instances at llod TO I'd decline But day or two of
consideration, and review our position has Restored
the market to the full conndenc. previously existing
mated All depends, or, rs we NAV more safaIv ssS
very much depends upon the future statements of the x
tent OF the coming crop in the United States 1t Is no
wonder therefore, that all parties are looking v.r .n
iousy 70 ascertain the real truth the matter on sun
ject affecting such vast aud important interests H,her
to the question cannot be considered Is decided thai The
coming in crop will prove short but we NAV ven.
ure positively to conclude that i cannot slsrse
and may almost as certainly infer that will not
sum up to m pre- than crop Of moderate extent All
the res, as to very light crop is very much Of weather
question, and therefore may be left the speculriye
grounds which 1t rests, with the knowledge Of this
fact that it will be late. $4,000 American, 1900 sura,
and 1900 Egg ptans have been taken speculation and
ITO American $50 Pernsms, and $50 PaIas for export
Sales TO day 900 bales The sales for the week amount
10 81 100 bales
LIVERPOOL CorToN MasxEr, Oct 2 In the early part
Of the week the good demand experienced during the
last fortnight continued and slight advance was OBJ
aned on previous rates but since the arrival OF the Ame
rcsn packet has materially fallen Of and prices receded
to those Of Friday last at which the market closed stes
oily 400 Egyptian were offered by auction TO day, Of
which 100 sold Spectators have taken IL, 600 Ameri-
can. isOO Eyypau aud 1900 surat and exporters ITO
A,asrisan 2sO gypdan and lso Para Tho sales OF the
hsPoEr roa ocr. "A fair amount Of business bs,
-can i 100 - 70 %. market The sales arc about
go s 49,, iuOieai.s 4VoO on speculation. There is not
diiy. 80 ~ ~
LoNpos' Oot S--fRovisIoSs The arrivals of butter
dniinf the pest week 1910 hrkins OF irish and
only lSe casks OF foreign This decrease In The rrivs
noi the change in the weather. las occasioneJ an In
creased demand, both for landed and onhoard
parcels. The Irish maker ami agent seem S;s.
posed to hold tor much higher prices, The dner de
enpu9ns are most ia request owing TO the great adj
vance In Dutch for which from loss To HOS IL nov nsL
eli some importers are holding for Ii9s The very
hgh prices Of bacon have tended very mush TO decrease
NO consumption Prces may be said 10 be nominal; the