The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-19

has been asked Importers being unwilling to sell at late
prices In consequences Of the favorable advces received
Belhaven is chartered whampos and shsnehas and
should the accounts from China by the steamer be IA
ports Of produce there have been large H.
whole supply OF camphor by the junks about 1000 pcua
mar IN bags and half In boxes, has been sold The
whole the supplies Of Cochin China sugar are now in
second hands Rice has been imported freelv and
prices have hnctuatsd much during the month The
vessels which left this for Java with rice are likely IN re-
turn with their cargoes the crops on that Island
proving abundant, and are brought to market much
earlier than usual.
me are wanted Sales could be made at fair prices
NJ No, qualities suitable for dying Grey shirtings-
h ~ mucn In request. White Shirtings-There has
bsa rather better demand for these goods by
bazaar dealers. Grey Domestcs-stocks of these still
American r;y ana sales very difficult to effect
sact n Dris-Stocks heavy and sales difficult to eff
,ect spotted Cambrcs - These are now inquired for
nss have been in demand and sales
exists for Turkey red chiutz Jaconsts-The low quai
mes are only saleabe during the Bupis season. few
have been realized at 2A to per piece of AZ
lnch 20 yards. Muls-No sales and no demand Prints
e au and even the best pattern difficult ofsale Tur
bss BEEN Enquiry ne o nS Kahn ON
anJangs-Ihe lower qualities of sarongs to sell at drs
"a and OF fine to sell ut drs. IL to 10 per Gorge,
sns bazaar have been much reduced and first arrivals
VIII bring full rates sale Of 10 cases has been effected
well suppled last sales at IL cents per dozen Velves
More inquiry for them particularly black, which
mule-n the lower numbers there has been good de-
maud during tie month; mportations have been tri-
hing and prices have advanced slightly sale of Nos.
10 TO 20 has been made at drs 49, Nos - to - at
70. No 80 ut drs. 80 We hear of No 40 being Of
fered at DIS 81 per picu this number not being in
much demand Mt present In colored twist have not
heard Of much being done Turkey-red has been placed
a. drs 80 imperial red at drs 40 to So blue drs 60
orange at drs AZ to so per picu Wooens-spanish
fhQ NH dova lo;,,
placed at from drs to 10 per yard, according to
quality Bombazettes much inquired for at this
season.
BOMBAY, May Cove have to report continued dull
ness in import market since the departure the
last mail, and the transactions but Of a limited
tent Gotten Manufactures--The inquiry from dealers
has been confined to gray aud bsachs aconets Of low
to middlipg qualities but the sales In them have been
very triHng and the dsmsnd has now dropped Some
sales have been effected in few other descriptions of
goods but ut very low prices for the purpose of clearing
on remnants Of shipments before the rains set In and
their cheapness has been nducement to the dealers
to purchase on speculation. Cotton Yarn-Iu gray we
bear only of sale of 10000 ID. No. 80 mule at TX
there has been sale of 1000 10 Of Turkey red average
SOS IN II 10 bundles Mt r LA per h. Woollens continue
Of having been Effected Cochneal-This article
Times In very great request transmission into the in
terror and an arrival would readily fetch per Id, If
not more; but considerable decline in The price must
be looked for as soon the rainy reason sets in.
Erports. Cotton Wool The excitement that pre-.
vailed during the early part OF this month amongst pur
chasers China appears to have subsidized as we hear
but OF few purchases having been made during the
week. and the prices of the staple are exhibiting down
ward tendency Present quot ations sre-Broach and
surat 81 to rupees per candy Dholera, 80 to So do
oomIawutty, So to So do; Compta So to do. Theme
crop has continued to arrive freely Under date Of May
H. report Of cotton thusThe accounts which
came to hand from China just closing our
received per mail few days afterwards the market has
remained very firm and extensive purchases have
parativey little having been done for Great Britain
liberal supply Of cotton and the high rates of freight
have however been check upon prices Several large
pattimas loaded with Compta cotton, reported to
have been lost In the late gale.
CALcUrrA May, s-Imporfs.-The further improve
ment in this branch OF trade, anticipated in
CARDS the extent of sales. Still, however, sever
al staples are more inquired for, and for some
advance could be obtained, so that We still think
the market will gradually its late depression
the time for the opening Of the river approaches In
cotton piece goods business has been in measure
checked by the frmness shown by the holders who
now maniiestng indisposton to realise the lower
makes OF plain cotton, such shirngs and jaconets
exists, at the rates demanded a short time back and
which dealers inclined to pay for other fab
rcs the market s in much the same position when
last wrote
Erports.-Ipdigo.-We have not heard of any late
transactions, and as what little remains hand is
that the greater portion OF it will remain next
year. Exported to North America from tho LIST of No
mds Sugars little has been done shipment the
new Benares having yet arrived to most insignif
cant extent for this however, there is good demand
and the few small parcels which have appeared at
ket found ready sale ut Or g.. to Or la per maund
ALMOST all other descriptions have been taken exclusive
for local refinement with the exception of urpatty
date, which il still going forward about 7r to Ga
per maund. SaltpetreThe market has been quiet, the
demand having fallen off considerably for America
whilst for Great Britain there appears probability of
business being resumed until holders be induced to
submit further decline, which the moderate stocks
report business for all parts continuing moderate
scale, without variation from quotations. Sik-Arri-
week. and have heard Of but few operations in it.
with the exception Of some very superior hurrypau
which is said to have brought sr ga to ST. LA per seer
the bund is now said to have proved unusually short and
tho datory in which 1t is coming to market ap
pears to confirm this.
CANTON, APaIL 24-Imports heve been made
to only small extent with difficulty, and at reduced
quotations AS usual make q comparison of the
transactions ut the same period last year. and in the
Instance the contrast gives correct estimate of
the injury done to British trade notwithstanding any
statements from embryo dpomasts to the contrary ef
feet that may reach home by the present mail We
have to report the following TRANSACTIONS during the
22d ult to 18th inst inclusive The quo
tatens duty included that s paid by the importer
The import duties about per cent only on the
value OF most goods Cotton Goods-Engsh grew long
cloths 80 yards by 81 to 40 inches 4500 pieces at 81
per pece la7O at 81 72 2o2o at So Co. 54oo at 81 81
1910 at 50 go; $40 pieces, weighing 6b at 50 49, 1900
pieces slb, at So 39 1900 pieces 6lb, at 50 80 per
piece Total, 1880 pieces Last year, same period,
heard of single sale The stock in Chinese hands
rather heavy and they dsincDed to make further
Pui chases anticipating that Brtish troops may again
shortly make their appearance In the provincial city
and that property may not be much respected
the recent occasion. American Goods-The only sale
reported to 1000 pieces grey drills 80 yards 80 inches
at 81 ~ piece, being at last months quotations
Last at the period the sales 1000 pieces
at 50 81 to 80 50 per piece Woollens psrticpat
I'd Ia the general absence of demand and may quot
ed shade lower except for long els the stock Of which
is becoming lows companys standard scarlet would
Oily command Sl2 per piece. Favorite assortments of
wooens should consist of Spanish stripes IL pieces
black 80 DIRK blue ~ purple, is scarlet brown 2light
blue gsntouella ash, yellow, aud green. Long
Ellis: 10 black $40 dark blue 900 scarlet $40 purple, %
brown 10 ash 20 gentionela 10 yellow 30 green Last
ings IS gebtiouela, 80 dark blue, black, brown,
green, crimson, and pieces ash. Cotton-The late
combined with variety Of other clrcum
sta s. has caused fall Of fully one tael picu Till
W thin the last week not sale made About 1000
bales have now changed hands 800 Bombay at taels
and 200 TinneveIy at 10 per pcul Considering the
sudden in prices the clearances have been large
ceedpg The imports by 1000 bales The market is
quiet spectators holding of till the arrival OF
thu mall should the accounts from Liverpool confirm
the short In America expect to see consdera