The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-30

being still good bat buyers take only small pare
immediate use In the present unsettled state Of
and money matters. Rice has been dull the sale
only 1000 bags at las Sd to las Cd for BROKEN aud
mas tsblo, being decline Of IL per cwt Rum
market continues dull, without change In prices.
The price Of this article has somewhat given way
All descriptions about cd per ton cheaper with
. moderate demand. Talow Is more inquired for |
usual at this season Of the year. and Petersburgh
very steady at AGA to 49s ID; several parcels OF
cwt. Tes-Ths market has again bsen quiet, the
can DO quoted.
HAvRE, August T. Cottons The advices of 18TH
o; p.ougne oy the Caledonia steamer on Ssturdad
nao the eject OF an immediate revival In the de1
ana our market, which had previously relapssd n
dull state became exceedingly animated. The trial
lions s on snst day amounted to $500 bales, and OF
Monday following 1000 bales changed hands At al
provement OF to on our previous ouotstious
within the last three or four days there has bsen
less spirit displayed in the BUYING and owing q
Of dealers was principally directed ss Well ne the
city Of importers, the demand has sssumed q com
lively dull character, and is now confined to theI
necsss,,iss s aor consumption On the other hand
Bank had created scarcity In money which had
unfavorably on business and the unsatisfactorv \,
Fence rom some OF our manufacturing departu|
have tended considerably to damp the demand mn
checked further amendment for the present AZ h
a period of the season when the accounts from IN
ted States OF the coming crop likely to have sor
N az
Of the oath utimo is daily looked forward 70 with
siderable degree Of anxiety The following wsr1
sales .ected 1929 bales New Orleans 90 y n Al
bales Mobile 80 500 ITO 2oo9 Upland rs 600 q
lOl 800 Upland, to arrive 100 Il l69 Sea Island
f. Ashss-Nothing worth notice has taken plscs
our last repert, and prices are looking down And
Some bbls Pearl realised 81 so per so Kill duty
paid. No supplies have arrived Stock on bsra
bbls. Hides-We have no change to notice in the
ton Oh our market; The sales have been to very
tied extent only 1000 Rio vet sailed having found
ers at CSC, and 9ls Monte Video dry at 0oKc Der h
duty paid y At public auction 5000 Monte VIDE
Brazils, damaged. were run of at different rstes
imports. Rice-The demand fer export having a.
Carolina continues to be neglected, and prize, =
quoted mt "a to 80 for new, and for old growth d
Is per so xii for home In other descriptions ID
err we have to report sales Of % tons Lombock to {
at IL, and 100 bags China, at f2l. No imports
low-Very little inquiry has been manifested; th1
sales to record being % hhds New York at IL ~
1913 bbs New Orleans at So IS PR 90 xii, duty 81
We quote Russia, Ia loco, at no, and to arrI
f6s, for consumption. No supplies have been recI
Whalebone-There has been u good demand forI
SUMPTION the sales consisting of 10 tons southern
at AN to 20; 10 tons northwestern at - n
tons ditto, to arrive, at from ~ 05 per half XII
paid We have received no accession to our
which amounts to l25 tons, against 100 tons last I'd
Trade in the Manufacturing Dlstricts|
From the European Times, Aug. l4l
Considering the uneasy state Of the money nd
and the fact that the business has been in ere|
gree suspended during the period of the general cid
we nave reason to feel satisfied with the accountal
the manufacturing districts since the sailing d
Cambria We append the latest reports received
LEEps.-There was good attendance of merehsI
the cloth halls, and several Of them purchased 4
For white cloths, Spanish stripes and other artiole
able to the India markets, there fair demand
the sales Of colored cloths embraced the fabrics
have been most In demand Of late, both for expo4
home consumption. The demand for the home I'd
decidedly improved Of late. Woods are tolersbly d
prices.
MANcHEsrER-There Is q complete stagnation
market, and anxiety and gloom prevail In all qu@
We cannot quote any decisive change In prices. I'D
are very few transactions. In such state Of tho
ket prices Of course in favor Of the buyers b
present state Of the money market eRsctually
stop to all operations except only such are of TIL
limited nature. The wet weather In this neiRhbd
doubt contributes to the gloom prevailing 'cl
but we are happy to inform our readers that thu
weather seems to be confined to our swn immsdia|
trict.
RocHpALE-We have had quite as many buye1|
manufacturers in the market as on the two pr}
market days. Low fannels and dyed goods w{
moderate demand. Some particular description
finished goods sold q shade higher In prices. b
was not general. About an average quantity of brl
was zone. Within the last few days several exit
flannel manufacturers have sold large quantities
ished goods at prices similar to those fortnigiI
Foreign wool sold at the same prices as those d
week. Brokes and skins continue scarce, and pridl
rather sitter. The hand-loom flannel wssversl
| rather more work than they had Q month or six
ago, but their wages are nc better yet
| Observation-Disclosures was uncommsnly quiet
piece market, although some manufacturers are d
to order. There is not much activity iu our Wod|
ket day The supplies have come in rather more|
late but the prices too high to allow Of any
sive business. arms are more inquired fer I'D
shippers appear to be buying more freely. Some
spinners are we'll supplied with orders, and fsi
obtained slight advance; otherwise there is no
| ton.
| HALIFAx.-Neither in prices or In yarn is the]
| change, as regards either demand or price thd
dullness continuing in both. Long woods are held
more firmly, but spinners do not buy freely; in
| woods rather more Is DOING and the late advance
to be we'll sustained
HEcKMoNDwIKE.-There was Q numerous atte1
both OF merchants and manufacturers at our Bill
hall, and fair business was done in blankets chi
the lower qualities Prices remain the same a. Il
ported. VI