The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-08
4,449 bales.
The imports during the same period amount to 1906

The imports during the same period amount to 2S0o
bales.
Ashes-Our market has been distinguished by great
activity in the demand owing to the deficiency in the
spectators have taken large share have been to CEN
siderable extent were the sales effected,
at 81 to ss; 100 brs deliverable in December at SO;
4s brls second brands s4S at 81 to s5 70 brs LIST
bra sa % . 70 4o So srs
in January 4o also 81 brs pearlash deliverable in
November and December at 40 so to ~ per so kill duty
e. 25) paid. The only import was IL brls pearlash.
brls pots, and 100 bris. pearls. Lead-We have
% Xii p havs
Rce-scarcey any inquiry has taken place in Caroliaa
duty $40 paid We quote prices at IS to 40, ac
cordng to quality. The syvedeGrasse broughtin 1872
500 tierces Tailow &c-Owing to the dearh Of imports
from st. Petersburgh, prices have experienced an ad-
The sales to notice are 800 casks Russia partly
found buyers at 10 g. for home use The receipts
100 casks tallow from st Petersburgh ~ casks tai
low and 30 bbls lard from New York Whnlebone-very
little has been done in this articles prices, however, no
are ton. southern fishery att ss to 4Il and tons
north western at FL 80 per kill for consumption, A
bundles from London Stock las tons against 70
last year. Wheat and Flour--A further advance has
taken place since our report the average price
fss per sack of 200 kill In foreign growth the sales
effected hectoltres from Hamburger at IS. and
American -four has been much sought after and has also
advanced last quotations. 5000 bbls chiefly to arrive
We received 1850 bbis BY sylvede erase as also par
Gel Of wheat and supplies OF the latter coastwise
Woods-Ths same starvation continues to prsdomna,e
Spanish cut before at flo so to H. and st. Domingo at
f6 40 to SO per so kill for consumption Some parcels
arrived from Santa Martha, Lima and Cuba.
HAMBURcH-After our last report the cotton market
rather quiet; but atterly there has been an i'm
proved demand, and full, in higher, prices
have been paid The sales hides during the past week
reported at 7ooe and the stock on hand at 5000
ANrwrRr-The market for cotton has latterly i'm.
proved but the stock in hand being so small there has
been only limited business transacted Holders have
asked higher prices, and in some instances Withdrawn
their parcels entirely The sale Of hides has been dull
but prices unatered The transactions in rice are
AMsrERpAM-We have firm and steady market for
cotton; fair amount Of sales have taken place since our
last report The value of rice has receded public sale
consisting of 10000 bags Java is announced to coma Off
in few days.
tricts.
From the Liverpool Times, Oct 20l
We are sorry to find that the state of trade in the
manufacturing districts is Of dscouraging character
The following are among the latest reports which have
RocHDALE.-The flannel market has been rather quiet
today and the demand for goods more limited In the
wool market there has been very little doing the de-
from lOi 10 lad per ID.
HuppERsyrwLp-Our market is again without much
made fair sales in kerseymeres. Woods are much the
last week Sales cannot be effected, owing part
ly to the market for wooen yarns having become sud
denly depressed the demand for that article having
ceased much than last year. In the warehouses
there improvement since last week Every branch,
according to present appearances, Is likely to be fiat
LEEDs-We have nothing particular to say about this
days market but the sudden and unfavorabe change
Of the weather is to bring life in our trade,
which as yet remains uncommonly quiet.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the continued advance
in the price of cotton at Liverpool spinners and
acurers experience great difficulty in obtaining higher
prices for their yarn and CLOTH and the disposition to d.
minsh production by shortening the hours of labor il
becoming general in Manchester and the neighbor
hood Hitherto, however we have not heard of any i'm
portant step having been taken to attain this highly desi
rable end.
BRADroRp-Wool-The last has been extremely dull
week for the sale of combing woods and the market swe
supplied with all kinds but owing to the high rates still
sought in the country the prices here well maintain
ed Noils ans brokes are rather fatter. and shade
lower prices are submitted to.-Yarns The bushes:
doing to-day 10 worry similar to several weeks past and
the spnners fear the approach of winter with the pre-
sent low prices for yarns-Pieces The piece trade to-
day has been rather quiet but the accounts from the
fair Leipsic pretty satisfactory it hoped shall
see long animated doings This being between
the seasons manufacturers Of fancy goods gene
rally flat plain orleans Paramattas inquired
for, and prices remain steady