The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-22
tsfn al 80 so TO AZ per Dol hofd We have received
800 bAs. from Now York, which were sold before


tsxsn at so to per be in bond We have received
1900 bills. from New York, which were sold before
arrival
AMSTERDAM Coton--There is considerable dispo
son grow bare but only 600 bales OF American are
sold many holders kee ping out of the market Tobac
co-Thers have been considerable purchases, Ia many
an os " ons. bp
prices unatersd Wheat in considerable demand, and
towards the end Of the week at higher prices Tor the
rcd descriptions Rye again advancing with large sales
Barley dearer. Oats well supported
ASrwERr-Cofee-There have been large arrivals
Of Rio, which will soon come into the market and sell
we'll this quality having for some time past been entire
y venting; purchases have this week been limit
ed scale. prices quite arm. Sugar-Sass are extern
for export prices unaered Cotton in good demand but
much sold, account of the very reduced stock =
In the Corn market there Is oonsiaeraois expSr, de-
for Ireland.
HAMsupsH;-Cotton in brisk demand; about 1900 bales
have sod consisting of 100 bales North American
and 200 bales surat IndigoAt public sale 1873 chests
of Bengal Of direct import realized the full currency
of the last London sales and in many instances an sd
South American. Whale Oil dearer.
ROTTERDAM value of coffee has varied very lit
tie during the last eight days Java has met tolerabe
demand former prices Sumatra Is held at l51k to 10
cents for middng quality Nothing has been done in
Rio there being none market some lots Of 81 Do,
mngo were disposed Of TX 10 Rice ia quiet and
il obtanable at i6x 10 l7 for Carolina Is to l5s
for pale Java and l to II for Bsnga at there
little at market in first hands Banca Tin is held
co., and o93 was in vain offered by different parties
BoMpAY, Aug 27.-Busness at Bombay lad fairly
opened but hitherto little had been transacted few o.:
the traders having entered the market end tho local
dealers having only purchased such goods il is imagu
ed will be required by these latter when they make their
In the value of cotton goods Improve
had taken places but, on the contrary sRht reduction
had taken place. Considerable reduction had taken place
the prices of Marine Stores Coal Tar had declined loo
or and Swedish from i6r to Tor; whilst Bissched
Canvas had given from lsr per bolt Freighs to
Great Britain have slightly improved and may now be
quoted at e. los to e. Isl, Exchange on England has
conf al m Oil UNIV md my
Is llxd for SIX months bills
CALCUTTA. Aug. 9-The prompt Of the last opium
sale has passed of without any disappointment and the
money market continues easy. There is no material
change to report in the position prospects Of hs
ket for country produce fair demand has been sxpe
risnced, and falling exchange has led to rather
general inquiry the part of shippers Business in
cotton piece goods still confined to two staples
and even for these price. are very stationary showing
attributed to the want Of rmness on the part Of holders
who anxious to sell what they can anticipa.
ness has been done in mule twist during the week and
though holders have met the demand freely advance
has been established Of about two pics per moran In
Nos. 40 to go.
CAsros, July Owing to the late disturbance hav
ing caused great want Of confidence and to the con
and exports has been in extremely depressed state
Large shipments are being made to Bombay and few
ships loading sugar for England. With the excep-
ton Of these operations the sagnstion in the market
amounts to complete suspension Of business. We have
heard Of single sale Of yarn during
The stock very small and the demand for the article
healthy, 1but sdvices from England communicate such
upprecedeny heavy that the desire to sci 10
arrive which has been evinced has had the same effect
if the article the market Holders Of long.
cloths continue to evince the degree of frmnes
mentioned last month: the fact being that cash pay
quite out of the question: and the export market az
fords article of barter When the market opens
but the stocks will by that tme have accumulated
deraby rendering the chance Improvement in prices
but scanty
European Corn Trade.
From the LiyerpoOl Times Oct al
LONDON, Oct 3-Since last report our market for
all descriptions of Grain produce has continued buoyant
and at rapidly advancing prices reference to for
quotations, and those published to-day will show
the increase which has taken place in every article
nected with the trade During the week ending Sept
26h, extensive transactions effected both in home
and foreign grown Wheat Flour also partook of large
Our sold at M TO pa and
29s per barrel in bond. Indian Corn was in good
quest, and brought increased prices There was .
moderate show OF wheat the 2Sh ultimo by land
riage samples from the neighboring counties, which
lively demand at advance of 81 per quarter in
deed on the finest qualities the rise even more, up
wards of 7Os per quarter having been paid for nns
parcels Of white The inquiry for free foreign wheat
was active and sellers were enabled to realize o. to IS
bonded wheat at this port the few parcels exhibit
ed were held at extrovagantly high rates. but heard
price Of -four to Sos per and other rose pro
portion; for good brands of American ass per Dbl duty
supplies Of English wheat small, and the demand
being extensive, created disproportonate demand Of
advance prices winch checked business material
y an Of only about Is per quarter was OBJ
tanned for the trfng quantities which have been sold
The holders Of wheat are becoming generally Indifferent
to sales at the present prices consideration Of all cir
cumstances appearing TO lead to universal opinion tina
much higher prices about to be established there be
ing virtually oreignsstocks in bonded
and the increased consumption Of bread and of
for seed must be on scale SO immensely Increased tina
existing prices begin to be regarded as altogether below
The arrivals by have been extremely small during
the last few days. being remark ed that amidst gres
wAo fSht Ia
with grain. few thousand barrels Of American noul
alone having been received since Saturday last. The
plies and the extensive advance at which alone any i'm
porant transactions could be catered in this articles
in barley peas and beans the state OF business
prevails holders being Indifferent to sales the presen
or even moderately higher prices and buyers holding
Of In hopes Of falling rates. caused BY prsbs
bly, very heavy nporations Of the bresdstus Of the
United States. The last market held on Friday, DC
tober at which English wheat disposed of at rising
rates Free foreign also sold an Improvement O.
hands Fine American -four Of good quality was salea
BILE at sos per Dbl and bonded at 32s.
LIvERrooL Oct 4,-The Corn trade here taking the
ing of the last steamer Prices continue to aivance
there any prospect Of their stopping present
tatons From the 18th tn the 10th ut there was al
active trade inWheat and Flour. well free in bond
and aoat large speculative investments in the latter
uce cleared of most articles offered advancing prices
ed those OF the 21dsay from I'd per 40 lbs for home
grown Wheat whilst foreign on sale for ant OF
suppHes otaes ana Canalan Doth Tree and under lock
continuing good demand; prime Western brands Of the
srmer reasng ass to Sss 3D. and the latter aos Sd
one superior lot reaching 3s, which justices further in
crease in our currency Of Is Cd to Is per barrel The
last market was rot so well attended for some days
previous, and only moderate extent of business was
transacted in Wheat Flour but advance of I'D to Sd
per 10 bs on the former and IS sack and barrel
the currency Of this day sennight established a3s
per Dbl was reported to have been paid for small
OF Western Canal -four in bond. At market OF yes
terday although the millers bought sparipgy further
sales Of old wheat reported rather extensively
investment and in partial the dearer; willis,
English and Irish dull, and slightly depressed
in value Irish -four being scarce. would bring rather
higher prices States and Canadian free upon fair de-
mand maintained ass; the former under bond made
ais Cd to BIS per Dbl Indian corn attracting somewha,
more attention. rather exceeded late prices Looking
above, it is evident that article in the market has
caused 20 much attention grain Of late Our reader
are fully aware OF the causes and need not
captuate them The unusual and extraordinary fact OF
our shipping food OF all sorts heavily to Ireland in place
or as heretofore, receiving daily supplies thence
appearance Of agents for continental houses for
France, Belgium and Hoiland-these causes have had
the effect OF rapid advance in prices only for actual
and immediate consumption, but latcry, speculation