The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-22

to extent have been effected but at such prices as
70 leave little or no profit 70 the manufacturers Several
orders have been received that will give employment for
some weeks The weather is such that we have but
few buyers for the home. trade: There has been
have been low and unremuneratng to the manufacturer
The wool market has been much the state last
reported The accounts from Manchester not so
couragng the improvement noticed in other markets
does not seem TO have reaches that locality On the 2h
descriptions prices were little in fsSop Of the buys
IN the goods Market however, there little
sstivy especially In the better qualities, but without
chan Sc - pTccsj whilst the inferior qualities remained
IN very limited demand. The trade at nottingham j.
81 still dull and in an unsatisfactory condition Lit
proved. Al.hcugh the business transacted in the
Halifax market has been lsss than was expected
has taken place. At Bradford market there dis
position to buy any kind Of woos except ON the lmsd
ss w. have % for time . mo or
yarns il fully developed Tho buyers disposed to
purchase for instant delivery to which the spnners are
ready TO accede the prices current trust under
80 great advance before they realise prime cost
but long wool maintains its present dproportonate
ty Of totally idle machinery being put to work to re-
levc distressed operatives More business has been
feeling Is gaining ground that shall continue to i'm
prove Our Manchester correspondent writing to Us
si m co :'s and shns raj and
pricss are we'll maintained the lower makes in
ss s1ss. % '''' m week
PROvIsIoN1.-lne
rous descriptions Of provisions at the ports Of London
and Liverpool the latter especially, from the United
statss CT Amcrcs within the past two three days.
tice. Tho line-ofpacket.sbip Wellington. arrived in
the St Katharine's docks from New York. brought 2s67
other articles and the ship Roscoe in the same docks
from Baltimore $500 barrels of -four $50 packages Of
for the feeding Of Cattle. The following numerous ar
yals have taken place at Liverpool The Coysrdale,
from New Orleans 1907 barrels of -four; fe Hero Of
n
Of beef and 1000 barrels Of aour the Hero OF Acre,
eo9 barrels q aour ec the Rhono from B a.a
sai Of osced cake ths Msnehsssr from New Orleans,
packages of lard 304 barrels Of four and lac sacks
Of Indian the Huron, from the same port 800 bar.
rels Of Indian corn the Henry Bliss also from New
tices the ship Hotnguer from New York. brought 10
hampers Of potatoes gill barrels Of -four 100 packages
Sc he Sir s% Ns% 1T
barrels and $3.50 sacks Of Indian the Lucy Wright
Sss Is Of az Fl s5 ~
the places 1000 barrels Of Indian corn and the La
dy Sale the large number Of 1000 packages Of beef and
other articles. 1t will be how extensive, in two
days only the mporations Of food have been, although
this list does not comprise 1.-THE Of the articles imported
sve supplies of food from America coupled with the
published list Of arrivals Of the description Of art
ces from Ireland it suggests matter for surprise and
lecture to tho quarter into which they disper sed
and consumed 1t may be mentioned that the arrivals Of
from the United States equally with ali other parts Of the
world, have been very numerous within the time men,
toned and the docks and watersde in consequence
in very busy and busting sate-London IImes, Nay
4h.
European Corn Trade.
(From Winners Liverpool Times May 81
Observation-Disclosures the doubt generally enter
tancc respecting the importation bill upon the grain
trade, firm tone has been maintained by holders, and
on the whole, the value Of wheat has moved upwards
during the last month though impercepbiy
ysto be noticed. There has not been very extensive
business transacted in wheat any other article owing
general unwillingness hold stocks Flour begins
to be salcabe and commands rather better prices
At the market held on the 9th u little business
transacted in wheat Of any kind bonded grain of all
sorts was nominal in value and -four continued at rates
very moderate arrivals Of all grain Wheat met toler
ably good inquiry at fully the currency Of April ~ in
IN % "a 1s
inquiry for the article. There rather better sup
ply Of wheat at the market yesterday May The trade
till q reduction of Is. per quarter submitted to- In
bonded there rather inquiry at the late depres
sion, both for speculation and expectation.
LIvERrooL-This market although the business trans
acted limited continues steady and prices have been
ton At the market held Tuesday, April 2S, wheat
met moderate retail demand for consumption at the p
value. with rather more business doing Indian corn
was in good request at advance OF Is per cwt No
locks eacspt at prces for the latter which holders
der the present depression will not listen TO- our
on al s
held the terms last noted all ordinary qualities
offered with little effect at decline Of Id to
I'd. per 20 lbs Irish Flour likewise, was much more
difficult to sell at late prices end Canadian, though be-
coming less plentiful, merely upheld its previous value
Wheat and flour in bond having excited the attention Of
speculative buyers several further investments
made in EACH on terms, in some cases. rather exceeding
those previously obainabc. Indian upon lively
and more general demand daily the turn dcarer.
| CONTINENTAL MARKErs-Our adviccs from Hamburger
state that little business is at present transactng In
wheat but that prices remain pretty stationary. At Dam
&c nc dry parcels Of wheat continue in steady request
at full prices but all other kinds very dull and
vous rates with difficulty supported Nowithstand
ing the discouragng adviccs from England holders Of
really fine wheat at Stottin are very firm and refuse
sell except at extreme rates. Accounts from Rostock in
form that there is dun inquiry for ali kinds Of wheat
and prizes maintained with difficulty. Full prices
maintained at Odessa whilst at Rotterdam, the article
| appears to recede in value
| HAvRE, April 3o-Cottons--From the want Of suili
cient assortmcnts previous the arrivals
the States there was some ground for anticipating re-
ncwcd activity in the transactions the cargoes
landed should be brought into the market This, how
has not been the case for, Notwithstanding tho
greater scope afforded for operations there has been
depressed feeling exhibited throughout the whole of the
week. and prices which had during the scarcity Of stock,
undergone somo improvement have since assumed
downward tendency, and have rcceded If to a. on
former quotations The daily sales have been extremely
moderate and at the above decline dealers from
the trade refrain from purchasing than immediate
ton in the interior cannot at present be very large It
not improbable that supply will ere long be required
There IT, an nnwh n on the part buy
that until prices have assumed settled character,
they will not be induced to manifest any degree Of s
rit The Baltimore, from New York has brought adj
vices the and inst from the other side Of the Atlantic
and via Liverpool received yesterday letters to 5th
dcm but although FIVE days later than those already in
our possession, they contained nothing Of com.
plexon. The following the sales effected =
22s9 Bales New Orleans f o. to 3D.
Oil Mobile. .6a-- TO So
GOO I" Upland. ........ ). .G2.50 to 3d.
100 Peruvian, to arrive. ....-.- to U.s.
5000 bales.
The imports during the period to 1888 bales
Ashes-There has been q moderate amount of transac-
tons during the week. but prices fully maintained
our quotations. The sales consist OF 80 bbs American
Potash first brands ls45 at 81 25 10 bbls 1874 81
CO.. and lis bbls Pearlash at IS 50 per kill duty @ 2
paid. We have received SO bbls Pots, Baltimore from
] New York. Drugs and Dyes-Not much inquiry has
been manifested last report the sales to record
being 40 casks querctron bark Philadelphia at 10 49,
per 90 Kill and s9i packages African gum copal at zoe
~. per 80 Kill duty paid lot Of 600 bags nitrate