The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-19

tato Of prices Of staple article remain much a. be-
foro, with somewhat Of lesnng upwards, and In good
far and good qualities Of American the turn of the mar
the grea, prop the support OF any advance namely
we'll doing in the Manchester manufacturing district
The causes, however, which bear favorably upon
msy, in some degree. give better tone of things
there also In the hope of this have good demand
th morning for nearly all descriptions Is very ap
parent however. iudgiag from the past week that
holders are diSpo ed - meet very freely demand
thich may presen, itself $500 rican ana 800 Maran
htn h'ye hoeu tssen speculation and $3.50 American
AMI 90 surls for export 1000 bales sold to-day
Too 'a.e> for the week are 80 ~ bales
lasa .fUgrs - 20 S,pi.pit. 80 The demand for Cot
ton snce 'Se 81, NJ has been very animated the sales
Ieiag nels 20 90 hes of which sperustors and e~
p0rr have taken shSu. fourth OF the business,
- ID BALES ho advance in price since Friday con-
st!sr :, he full u on all Qualities, so that our quota
u are -ltSrai accordingly The accounts oroughtoy
the Hiherns 10 rhe conng crop being very late, adj
ued 10 hs fac weather has no donbt brought about the
present altered sste If affair The market to-day has
been extremely firms the sales a,e estimated AZ 5000
bales incpng about $500 American at Al 30 6azi 700
PernAmhpco AZ 10 OF a. AGO Egyptian, 6fd to 6kd:
$40 sura,s 81 s34d The imports during the week ara
nearly 70 39s bales
L,NDoS Coss TR.pE, Sept s-The state Of the wheat
mark has been rather iucuaing since last report
Prices during week ending Aug "a have advanced
FULLY s. per qusIter and al the market held the day
nsnei further rise took place but in consequence OF
the high pretensons OF sellers the transaction of an ex.
tensive business retarded Foreign free wheat had
al'o rather restricted SALE but prices up to the ah
continued 10 advance as did -four which in good
demand particularly fresh brands of American and good
sweet State the price paid being about 2s per barrel
better and permitting agrculturists TO the
standing crops the grain trade has been or less in
huenced thereby that purchasers have mamie sted
reluctance to continue their operations at the ennis
rates alluded TO- Business very dull at Mark lane
on the 2Sth ut, but IA holders dsincline
alise previous prices therefore pretty well
tained for most articles On the 3l,t u prices of wheat
declined Is quarter below the rates that
day so'nDght Little business trensacteS in wheat
In bond. Although the inquiry for -four languid,
previous prices were maintained
LlvEKrooL DAN TRaps Sept 5-In last report
ofthi' market, stated that the trade had ana ed
Appearance and that like the London market prices had
advanced considerably. We have now report, that
the 2l ult wheat in fair demand. advance of
to 81 per bushel OF 20 ID At the opening business
some very large parcels of Western Canal -four changed
bands at ms 81 per barrel Indian held 27s
the 2oih ut large. but The improved state of tho
weather had depressing effect the trade The sale
OF wheat was merely retail and prices much the
those curen. on that day se'nnight Indian corn how.
ever realised advance OF - per quarter but barrel
hour dii maintain the increased price of the 2t ut
mn the limited business transacted therefore
dnced rates At the following maiket-tliat held the
2s'h MT tue tone OF the tIado much hrmer, and
moi-taie business rs transacted in wheat hou
rise IN price large business done in Indian corn
ana an aivaDce OF Is per quarter obtained There
WIS steady sale for barrel Hour and the decline sub
united 10 yesterday fully recovered On the LIST in
slant there fair demand Tor wheat. and, notwh-
stan ing the dull accounts from Mark lane former prices
were paid Flour was in active demand at advance
OF per barrel the Of last week. good Western
Canal realsing AIS to ass barrel Tue demand for
Indian beiDg good prices per 4SO ID higher
Arm Pm nE In