The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-30

its regular course several fsghts Of had been
down the river whest met with brisk sale at
sells few in number and freight high; several
vessels however, daily expected to arrive From
settn learn that the 23d ult the ice expect
ed to break up in few days. Wheat sold ct 2of
l5c the rs ko but without being so much In demand as
yesterday seems to intimate the fall in Paris has pro-
duced effect In almost all parts Kingdom Still In
the eos. prices continue only fan BEING at Nancy .
the quint In the other markets OF Lorraine and
the vo.ges the reaction has not been felt at sarreburg
wheat has risen IL Soc the hecto at Lunevle ST. oOc
at Epins from ST. to ST. and at Raoup Etape, Toe Inn
medatey round Paris though markets arrive with
downward movement appears for the moment checked.
ayre Is again with fall several vessels having arrived
tty Of received that port during the four
preceding days amounted to 900 hectores Of wheat
of vessels had arrived. On the 2sth ut, and tho two
preceding days not less than SO had come into port
barrsis of aour, the greater quantity from Turkey
and Southern Russia. Prices. however, remained
numerous. In the north the fall continues--Lille
Is H. 60c. lower. In the Paris market yesterday,
the day before It seemed to be thought that .he
IA. has come to its term for the preseu The bakers
a.1rs unless At lower prices and tho mil
Flour was from loaf. to ll2f the l57 klo.
The Cotton Markets.
Liverpool CoTros MAKKEr, April 3.-Tho import Of
states, $50 from Brazil, and i7s4 from Bombay The
sales Of the week bags there taken
surat and for export 1900 American 100 Pernsmbuco,
40 Egyptian and AGO surat The prices Of Sea- Island
those Of inferior and middins quality American
arc advanced "a per Id.
Of which $3.50 sold to-day The market 10 steady ut
the rates Of last week Arrived, since Friday, six
sells from the United States, two from Brazil and one
from Bombay
HAvRE, April s.-The market for Cotton closed
calmly 500 600 bales were sold for delivery In May,
state the crop to be last year Of $4,000
bales but It is still believed that the crop will not exceed
| 100000 bales.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET, April Our market
Butter during the past week has been steady and
owing to the o. the weather there mas been
not note any advance For the middling and inferior
qualities there little or no inquiry The prices Of beef
pork hams and lard unaltered but there steady
demand for these article without change In prices
Bacon, per cwt-Long middles COS 6ss short dc, COS
COS 72s Beef per erce--Prime mess Irish lo2s;
do, American 92s Cd 97s Cd Pork, per terce-Prime
mess, It's Cd q 82s Cd. American do 72s cd IT'S 3D.
State OF Trade.
LEEDS, April 3.-There has been more business done
since this at the Cloth Halls in low priced goods
calculated for the United States market but In other
sorts there has not been any Improvement. Prices
tinue firm, and the stocks on hand below average
business doing is with the country Diapers There is
also much better prospect In the opinion OF the trade
sns has
been little animation in the trade during the past
week Prices remain firm, and the prevailing opinion Is
obtained ut the next German fairs Stocks at pre-
sent very low, both here and in Germany.
BsADrosD, Thursday, April l.-wool1The demand
during the week past has been very similar to several
procedng the inquiries being chiefly for full bred wool
for which late rates steadily maintained Nois and
brokes in full request without change in price.
Yarns-The transactions In yarns, both for home
sumption and export the increase and the spin
hand. On some kinds q shade more is demanded.
PiecesA fair business continues to be done In Orleans
and Coburgs, without change In prices. Neat styles,
suitable for the autumn fancy goods inquired for
by the shipping houses.
NOTTINGHAM, April 2.-The state Of the cotton hose
trade in the town has shade improved but in many Of
the villages the depression in the eastern part
the county and In Debyshre the wrought hose trade
is dull but the hands, with exceptions better
employed than they in those districts where they
engaged sop and inferior quality hosiery. But
W. hs s is in
many quarters In depressed condition The glove
trade though dull yet better than most branches but
is not brisk to feel the approach Of spring. as In
some former years The silk glove trade has shade re-
vved The fancy hose trade whether Of silk cotton,
ion change, they would have a rich harvest the
French encourage fancy hosiery to extent not known
in england. The bobbnnet trade, both for fancy and
plain goods yet but very dull with shade, however,
of mprov enent The manufacture Of muslin and laces
eld is open for INGENUITY and speeUlston We regret
to report that yet there is no decided
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there is great hope Of its resuscitation.
LEIcEsrEK April but little business has been done
In the warehouses this week. The straight-down hose
laid down The Continuance Of cold weather added to
the high price of provisions injuries the spring demand
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ton In yarns Woods more In request and are sold
shade better
RocHDALn FLAs.EL MAn.rr, April s.-The flannel
market to-day dull and in some instances manufac
turers obliged to submit to small reduction In the
prices Of descriptions Of fannels. The demand
for oil sorts limited and the manufacturcrs profits
who attend the Blackwscr marketwere never known to
be SO little at present The wool market was dull,
and not much business done Prices generally were the
same as last week.
I MANCHESTER, Monday April 6.-This being Easter
Monday there was little or robustness transacted The
ally limit operations it has compelled producers to
demand higher rates. which in but very few cases have
vance in the price of the raw material should taken
place. at time when it found extremely dicut to
effect sale. at the runOuy 10y price: Which have
week. not expected that much business will BIO DONE
TIE IRoN TRADE. -BIRMIxoHAM,s Saturday, April -
During the present week the usual premnary
and East Worcestershire has been held at Dudley at
which it resolved Notwithstanding some induce
mens to advance, that alteration Of price should
place the ensuing quarter day This will be deem
ed by the hard and hollow manufacturers, and
rally. highly prudent and satisfactory determination
There be question that advance in the price Of
iron would have Immediately led the workpeople to de-
msnd immediate Advance Of the rate of wages, for
at the time great portion OF the iron and
unreasonabe may be their complaints are dissatisfied
with the existing rates Of remuneration. 1t Is said
that the Wech masters are called upon sooner than was
| adopted by them at Radleys Hotel some weeks ago.
Private letters received at Birmingham yesterday,
ton that the workmen have given notice OF strike to
have been blown out in anticipation Of general
cessation of labor the part Of the hands engaged in
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