The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-17

FnipAv EVENING, Oct %. fe4o.-Ths market has re-.
NAMED extremely steady throughout the week, and In
sumers it is true, have operated csutiousy and com.
plain greatly and with reason OF the bad state OF
trade that there is little suppsr. to BE- sapssi:s from
pred the idea of short time which begins generally
to be spoken Of and in some degree already acted upon
vance in prices and the Of the coming crons
in America TO be relied upon evident that con-
sumption has far outrun production that nothing but
very greet reduction in the hours Of labor can restore
the balance of supply and demand onI IS also evident
that Hpricss must advance irrch b ,ond what thew
are at present TO hiiny ahau, n a an fact Tbs
opposing feature i IN, ro-i ION OF he grain
prehensons entertained by famine prices being
prevalent at distant period This if il proved 10 he
the case might disappont all calculations founded upon
the stock and supply Of cotton but such result time
only can Determine. Brszis and Egyptians have both
been in requests the latter description Consequence of
mand, and at I'd. per ID. advance surats have bean
purchased in quantity both by the trade and on specua
steady marksD amount to 50 $40 bsga Including 10 500
American, $500 Egyptian, aud 400 sura on spscua-
ton snd GAO American and $50 Macaio for export. The
quotations according to the standard now adopted by
the Brokers Association, are, fair Uplands, DID, fair
Mobile, 3D., and fair Orleans, oHd.. per ID. The i'm.
port ofths weeks 4,76s bales
ANOTHER REPORT, Oct 30-The accounts by the treat
Western gave further stimulus to market, and
advance Of I'd per ID was obtained in American and SUI
rat, at which large business done. On Thursday,
the bernia arrived with further accounts of favorable
weather Tor picking which seemed to check the specu
though ssyct steady at the advance noted below Bra.
zs and Egyptians without change since last
also Sea Islands There have bean taken specula-
ton 2S,l0O bags consisting of 10. 400 American. 700
Egyptian 400 Msranhsm and 200 surst and for expor-
tation, 1880 American and 25s surat Forwarded into
country unsod during the month"; $50 American and 20
surat Tho prices declared by the Committee Brokers
this week for fair cotton, areBowed, Cd; Mobile od;
and Orleans, end
whole the stands exhibited fair number Of samples of
both red and white Ths attendance of buy srs by
no means large and most OF the dealers ell
in stock much dsinclnation msnsstsd on the part
of those present to do business at the present high
have ruled steady prices about .una to h".s q.
tainsd on this day se'nnight, but all other kinds were
slow sale and last weeks quotations were with dcutv
not been Effected We understand that rather extensive
supplies may be expected this week. several ships
late bosterous gales With free foreign wheat We were
well supplied and the holders svincsd more snxety to
sell than for some time past The actual business doing
was triang, yet can notice no alteration in value
The inquiry fer bonded wheat and other foreign grain
81 s IbS
We haa very small quantity of barley on
quato to the wants of the trade means demand sGs
was Arm, and, in some instances, selected mailing
Close nearly the Who'll. WAS dpossS ONE tno
With malt we were scsntily supplied For qualities
We have to report very steady demand at extreme
rates The quality of the malt on show was very msde
rate. win oats we were moderately supplied fine
WEI
dull though cannot call them cheaper Beans were
In short supply and steady request at previous figures
All kinds OF peas we're held at extreme rates. Flour
WEDNESDAY, October 2S-Ths week full average
supplies OF wheat have reached coaswise from Kent
but from all other quarters the receipts have been on
limited scale The number Of samples of that grain on
show was by no means extensive yet the demand was
by means active. However the few parcels disposed
OF produced Monday quotations In free foreign wheat
very sales were yet the holder5 evincsd
SslS w sn the For bonded grain
most nominal The sale for barley very firm at the
more money, while all other kinds we're very armM
Oats, beans, peas and -four were quite as dear
LoH.or Cssr EIcnAse. Friday. Oct so-At this
Free foreign Leld firmly, but much passing In
good qualities although the low inferior SORTS were in
has received check but little progress could be
made in sales without yielding reduction Of Is to q
frustrated any advance generally asked for Irish during
the week, and We experienced slow trade prev
gus currency. White peas in good request Egyptian
beans Is to Is dearer No change in the value Of
grain.
LIVERPOOL CoRS EXCHANGES. Oct 27.-The business
of the week has not been extensive but the trade has
had very firm tone Wheat has brought full prc ss and
several csgoes of inferior quality have been bought for
shipment to ireland. Barley has brought rather more
money, and Beans advance of Is Is per quarter
The recent supply OF Indian Corn has nearly all been
quarter The little Oatmeal Offering has brought very
extreme ratos The supply of Irish Flour is rather in
crsi:ing Barrel nG1T hs. gone Of slowly hi: week
bond has changed hands at 34s per barrel Duty has
heen paid this week on sol qrs Wheat l54 qrs Oats
qrs Barley, 1853 ora Beans 99l qrs Peas $40 qrs In
dian Corn 1926 brls Indian Corn Meal and 70 brs -four
and 2i6 Of Wheat have been released by certificate
solve. with wheat sparingly but the currency OF last
Tuesday maintained for DID, and for the little new
samples of cats the market and they went OF slow
~ at an advance OF Id per bushsl. Grinding barley
w ta 70 Per sn s' and to
good sample Of yellow indian corn Offering was soid
at sos, and some choice white was held at SIS per
quarter Oatmeal was H. per load dearer than last
Tuesday, and very little offering Both Irish and Ameri.
-four sold slowly but there change in the
reported. Wheat, per 10 lbsCsnada, Upper ps 4d to
% Sd Lower IS Cd es American, white os I'D to los ad
scoch Cd 3D. potato ~ Ia to g a. aS nd
common, q I'd to Is Cd do Limerick Wssport &c. Cd
sd f:1sgn Cd % to T., Barley per imperial
to S. Beans per imperial quarterEnglish ASS to 54s
Foreign 4so lbs Ais to 5ss Peas per imperial quar-
feeding 49s TO 50s Indian corn per 4So lbs white SOS
to SIS; yellow SOS to sos. Flour-American barrels,
SIS to So: sour, 29s to Bis.
LrvEsrsoL CsRr EXCHANGE, Friday Evening, Oct 3d.
AT this day market the miliers who now tolers
bly, well in stock, appeared almost unanimously deter
ge,hsr was consequently langud in the extreme and
had sales been feasible hey ond very limited amount
Flour upon short supply, was unaered in value; but
States and Canadian being more dihicut Of sale than
usual all descriptions OF this article, both free in
bond, recsded IL per barrel below last quotations.
Mailing barley and malt would readily bring much
higher rates but having little none Of prime quality
remaining here certain prices for the can be
formed. Grinding barley beans and peas, attended by
occasional sales fully sustained last currency Oats and
Oatmeal meeting very little notice this morning were
the turn cheaper Indian Corn would be tax en- freely
for Ireland there being several orders thence which in
the absence Of supply cannot be executed for the pre-
sent, although if practicable somewhat higher prices
might be obtained.
Lrvr.rOoL Provision M.nIrr-Friday, Oct. 30
There has been but small demand during this week
for Irish butter; and with only moderate import held
ers have been enabled to keep up the former quotations
Some holders refuse to offer at present particularly any
thing hne Bacon and hams in good request, and
an advance in price. Lard scarce, and wanted Beef
without alteration whilst pork held by for high
o rates.
Conrs .authsnfiqus-rA.s. Oct 2s-Five per Cents,