The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-20

lot of 81 bags Baltimore Quercitron Bark a. fls per
SO Kill duty paid ImPorts-6a casks Annsto. from Cay
chsia wses 81 casks and a47 Sa@s Gum Cops coast
wise. HidesThe expectation Of shipments from Buenos
Ayres coupled with the stness in the market have par
alyzed the transactions and created a downward ten
dency in prices The sales have therefore been to
very small amount consisting only Of 4So Buenos Ayres
bales East India Kps at 7sSc per y Hi duty paid The
imports 2S7 from New Orleans. 37 from the West
Indies g from st. Domingo and some lots "a
Rice only So having found buyers at 5 to IS 2S
per so xiii duty N s7, paid Our extreme quotations
f33 to So We have received no supplies this week.
Tallow, ScThese articles little sought after but
this Of the year there is seldom any activity
tallow yellow, old at IS so per 90 Kill duty paid The
scarcity of New York Tallow keeps up prices, which
quote at So to SO So but American Lard neglected
aud prices are looking down. The Potomac from New
Orleans, arrived with l6 casks Tallow. Whalebone-
Prices having again declined buyers have been induced
come freely forward and the transactions since our
last report have been rather extensive amount The
sales effected were 10 tons northwest fishery in loco
to November but chiefly from July August at f2 40
to 10 per xii, for home use. Northwes in loco
Stock on hand 1870 tons Wheat and FioarTSe average
price of home Wheat, at the last Montivers market,
was s. per sack Of 200 Kill being advance of II
our preceding quotation All the American Flour that
remained hand, has been off at 30 81 SO per Dbl
in bond to be sent out Of the market.
= BOMBAY, May l-Cotton-The market for this staple
has exhibited animation and the business done has
been exceedingly limited stocks in consequence
rapidly accommodating but the only reduction in price
which has taken place has been in Dollerah and that
has been owing TO inferority Of quality than to
any other cause Money Market-The continued tight
ness in the money market has still further affected the
value Of government securities. Exchange-The supply
of bills continues in OF demand and the rate Of
exchange England has consequently still further ad
rupee six months and 80 days. On Calcutta at
80 days, the rate is OF to % rupees.
state or Trade.
From The Liverpool limos. Junea
manufacturing districts Of England and Scotland which
we herewith subjoin -
and the market is firm. Tho spinners still buy with
great caution, in the hope that the long expected fall
will take place in the price Of woods. There Is fair de-
mand for yarns at former prices. The spinners how
ever find that before they realise any profits either
the price of woods must fall yarns rise. There
good market for pieces fitted for the trade and
great number Of sales have been made The foreign
merchants not doing the extensive business they
were wont to do.
GLAsaow.-ThePe has been but a limited business in
cotton this week. and last weeks prices barely
maintained The market for cotton goods still continues
nat For most descriptions there is little enquiry and
prices continue nominal The depression, think. has
been rather increased since the arrival Of the East India
mdma the accounts received being very unfavorable
for Glasgow manufactures generally.
HuppERsFIELD-Thcre is only one opinion as regards
business The last American packet brought orders for
vestings, which our merchants giving out without
which manufacturers would be almost at stand still
LEEps.-OwDg to this day lJune y being half holt
day. the attendance at market has been thin and the
business transacted of very little moment Prices
stationary and by the caution exercised by the
acuers the stocks lower than usual at this
the cause has produced the effect in the
houses Few buyers have been in the town. and their
purchases have been very trifing
LEicEsTER.-The season for manufacturing low cotton
hosiery may now be said to be brought to close and
although the emand has been brisk last year.
has considerably relieved the worstcd market Manu-
facturers are preparing for the autumn trade and large
therefore busy. Woods keep firm. Some Anne.
rcan orders have been received but principally
fined to fancy goods and gloves for which good de-
mand continues.
MANcHEsrER-Owing to the Whsun holidays, there
is very little business doing this week; but prices both
Of goods and Yarn very firm. and there is decided
ly improved feeling in the market. with a confident
tcpaton ola decided increase Of business the
holidays over.
RocHpALE.-We have had rather more business doing,
and prices a shade better than on Monday week. The
Wool market has been steady, and prices firm.