The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-08

in the district appeared to be in sound anil healthy
snd prices psr
recovered The rse in the price of provisions has had
its usual effect in depressing the manufacturing interest
and creating anxiety amongst commercial men and CAPT
tasts. The following the present quotations, dev
cred here Merchant Bar 60 IS, best Rolled ELI, Nail
On-olive-The business on a small scale, Sat prices
fully maintained and holders not disposed to give way
sequently lower price has been accepted the sales
amount to 1000 tons which brought f34 to E35 per ton
inseed quiet at our Quotations Rce-The demand has
somewhat sackened and the great inquiry which has
existed for some time has greatly fallen off at present
sales which brought the following rates, ramey2ls
percwt for fine bold grained and good white, 2os fer
middling white lss to ss for good to fine broken, and
lis TO lis Sd per cwt low. The consumption having
greatly increased these prices Is lower than those
peared in the market and sales made in fine Palermo at
the last reduced prices At present there is none in
store and the prices have advanced to las to lbs Cd the
transactions in other descriptions very SMALL and
without change in price, SugarIn the early part Of the
month"; aconsderobls amOuntoi business was transact
mostly in demand but towards the present time change
took place, and the lower qualities were chiefly in
disposed Of at former prices together with $1,000 bags
Bengal, 1000 mats Mauritius of the middling class
nsns u nd o na %
found buyers from 5as cw for fine white and los to
SOS for brown to good yellow, 800 bags and brs vcne
zuela have been taken for the Isle Of Man at ASS to SIS
for strong grained and Sos to SIS for fine Yellow few
brls Of Porto Rico at 2as per cw being mddlng quality
TalIow continues to improve and sos per cw has been
obtained for r. &c small parcel Of North American
being very fine, brought sos Cd per cwt Tea-During
the early part of the month the market very dull
but lately the demand has slightly improved, and low
Congous in good request Other descriptions remain
much the same. TobaccoTo this date about 500 hhds
and few parcels Virginia Leaf and Strips were taken
for Ireland the remainder Western Sps by the home
trade. In prices no alteration to notice. Wool--The
market is without change. Foreign have not been 80
much in demand, and prices do not yield an ample remu
neration to the importer All kinds of British are duii
and prices generally shade in favor Of the buyer The
expectations entertained for some time past OF an I'M
provcmen in trade do not in any way OF being rea
Used. AT present there is barely an average bust
doing, and entering upon the season
which usually the most busy throughout the year
Consumers acting with the greatest caution with
their purchases and equally careful in keeping down
their stock of goods
HAvRE, October Cottons-The advces from the
United States by the Britannia steamer Of the 10th ut
which reached Immediately after the close OF pre-
ceding circular created at first favorable impression
and there appeared to be disposition the part of
buyers to come forward freely which would no doubt
have occurred but the dull character of the
from Liverpool where the spirit Of these advices had
been construed In contrary sense had the effect Of pro-
ducing reaction in our market, which has since