The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-06

,,on b,, f,,v p-.v,ous rates are rupporsd Cod has
bssn purchased small extent at Eas ~ which price
holders Arm. In sesl few parcels have changed
hands at fs6 los fso for the best male and c33 to f3'
for straw The stock Of southern being small holders
hrm hut only small sales are reported ct fsoto ESQ
los lor hest pale and ear to $40 los for other qus
ties Lste last week American sperm met with really
s,e, about reported 20 have been sold but
the prices have not tran'ped but supposed 70 hs about
$50 70 ss7 British sperm has been moderately
dealt in snd prices arm at Es6 to SIS. and head
matter ESQ to eco per tun. None has been brought
Provisions -Buier-The arrivals Of Irish and Foreign
contnne largsthe weather being mild has as'oned
thar on board or lsnied Thu parcels of Irish held
Irish account the agents have been restricted from sell
ing; there be general opinion that consids.
rs6is fall will take place in the price wheat and four;
consequently bread will be which Will tend TO
an @ no q sa TO much higher
prices cold weather should set In Inc prices OF al
description, may BE- qu9ed !; per o~s lower 1aS a.
than lsa4-the delivery Is also less This great falling
OF in the consumption shows he effect Of high prices
The fall in the price last week may be said 10 be from Is
10 81 per cwt and from the improved position OF the
crop and the prospect Of lower prices In the food
for pigs bacon will be considerably lower this article
has IN proportion than other descrp
ton of meat English hams continue scsrcs. Wesphsr
liza 20. 10 74s and dne handsome American at
Lard partases of the general hstness and be
quoted u lover though the stock Is mu h less than
Eush is iarss The intended sale Of American in this
market done away with and a sacrifice of American
property made to suit few Wholesale houses occasion
Cd loss to the and great disappointment to
the general dealers II cannot be expected that Amer
merchants will send cheese to this market (Which
sequeny requires immediate sale, to subject to be
kept for months In warehouse and sold in large parcels
TO suit the views Of monopoly rather than have the i'd
vantage Of competition from the better descriptions Of
smaller town and country buyers. weekly sale In this
market, the principle of the Liverpool sales, would
lead to ten time. the consumption and ultimately fair
and rsmuneratng prices. This must be plain 10 every
of observation, when il Is known that the differ
In rpa vi in
per cent american from 45s to 56s is equal In qua
lily TO English at SIS to 7os-borrei provisions remain
altered. These articles subject to the restrc
tons cheese the Liverpool PLAN the sales of for
egn would increase for the next five at the Of
place the value OF Bengal although the market has
been shortly supplied. the home demand having been
private several parcels have been sold l6s Gil
TO es for low fine white and cargo brought
los or java the market is vet without supply, and II
Is wanted. Madras has been selling 81 to Cd
Cleaned is wanted at AIS to pas for Pstna and Carolina
to operate in East India but holders were unwilling TO
lower their prices To day $50 bags good mddng white
oS in public sale at lss which was the previous rates
value the market heng more freely supplied. Y. c..
the spot Ia dull and offered at ass to ass 3D. and in
prime small lots at ass Sd to ass 3D. but there faw
buyers Odessa. on the spot is worth AIS Cd to 4ss.
There much doing in other kinds of foreign Town
cash Whsebone This article has met better demand
of late and higher prices paid but the transactions
not extensive, owing to the small quantity offering.
Rest southern Is quoted at f220 per ton. Wool
have had quiet ct since our last report and in
accepted The demand Tor most descriptions of English
is small spipDers and manufacturers buying only
greet difficulty replacing any kind in the country 30
as leave profit at present rates. readers the dealers
situation very unsatisfactory.
LivrRrooL Corror MARKET. November bB-For the
week ending November 6The cessation Of speculative
demand until tins morningJ with very moderate buying
the part of the trade has left cotton market
sustain itself the sole ground crop; for may
observed, o
manufacturing dis rcts generally there is strong OPP
position raised currency showing itself pretty de.
cidedy in the dull state Of business In that important
market Whether be for yarns goods the reports
strong point being raised nelly the working short
We conceive that working short time. and consuming less
cotton Tor considerable period must inevitably produce
apowerful effect upon the material both here and in
all foreign markets. 1t therefore pretty obvious that
unless the accounts already received from America
raised ground will be hardly tenable. In the meantime
although the business Of the week limited ana has
instances Nd the general tone and spirit OF our
holders is that of conf ence in the article and willing
ness 70 wait further adyices from the dis
tricts This morning probably in consequence Of the
disastrous accounts of storms and hurricanes the
their destructive effects to the United States the demand
has become more active and fair of business
now doing bnt only at the reduction in price previous
ly named II Is inferred also that these will
count for the arrival Of the southern mails. which
were expected and due by the last Boston
spsculs,ion and quo American and 900 surat for
port 500 bags Sea Islands are declared for auction
Friday rext Sales to-day, 900 bags, 5000 being on
bsles ~
.anether Reporf.-The msrkst has been verv oujet
throughout the week spinners buying q very limited
extent, and spectators have also been inactive The
current qualities OF Amercsn have been sod al va per
10 ehssper, whilst other descriptions remain without
alteration. To-day, however. there has been an i'm
proved demand American descriptions less freely
offered, and the market has assumed q 6rmer aspect
specuiaors have taken 5000 American, 500 egyptian
and 300 surat and exporters 1900 American and
g. ,oI l>.1x r.
next. Sales Of the week 70 $50 bales.
For ne W.sk sndins No.. notwithstanding the
limited demand behalf Of the trade the raised quota
tons as previously given have supported themselves
with great frmness indeed, make no reduction
irSm the currency OF Friday last We still as we
in the United States. and it Is, therefore, wonder
that we are all looking to further accounts from
America with much interest Our last advces are
almost II not entirely unanimous in representing the
in thst country not likely TO exceed two millions
OF bales and for the most part the estimate much under
that quantity There be doubt, however thsttwo
millions win be too little for the full supply of European
and American consumption at their existing ratst is
this contingency which gives much just alarm
TO large spinning and manufacturing interests and
material WILL after all prove sufficient to prevent
the necessity of compulsory reduction VI msnufactur
ing labor The steamer of the l instant " ILL., in all like.
Hhood be here tomorrow the day after and although
we may have nothing decisive by her, shall doubt
have letters Of III importance 900 bags OF Sea Islands
including few stained declared for auction Fri
day 100 American and 900 have been taken
speculation and 1880 American and 500 sx.
amount TO 81 40 bales.
Another Report There has been slight improve.
mont in the demand this week. and importers continue to
offer thsir stocks sparipgy in prices there little
change TO notice, the market being toeraby well sup
ported The sale Of 500 Sea Island postponed until FRI
day next 100 American and 900 have been taken
speculation and laoo American and 500 Sura for
port The sales for the week 81 2i0 bales.
November IL There has been a fair demand to-day
both from the trade and specustion well for
port. We estimate the amount Of business Of 1000 bales
5000 being for the trade and 1000 for and
port.
November l6.--We had more active market to-day,
caused doubt by the Caedonias sdvices The sales
5000 bales and include 5000 speculation Prices
unchanged and very fully supported
Nopember 1.-THE market remains quiet but there is
not any change in prices Sales to-day estimated
5000 bales, including 1000 taken speculation.
Norember ls.The market to day was quiet but at the
time steady and the prces of Friday last well
tanned The sales are estimated at 5000 bales and include