The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-11
Total. 3lst December .

Total. 3lst December. 10000 50 600 7SOoo
HAvRH Markets. Jan. 7-Ashes-Our market has res
lapsed into dull states prices Of American pot,sh have
undergone decline The only sales to notice are 100
the other hand peaash maintains ia ground sIthourh
nothing has been done and quotations firm at 45
SO to 4s No supplies have been receved Stock sos
bbls in all descriptions, against 300 bills in l946 Tai
low &cWe have sales to record in tsllow which 10
and sought after wetherefore continue to quote
worth f6s to SO per so kill duty paid according to qua
litv. We have received so bbls lard from New York
market during the past week and We quote northwest
fishery at 70 so and southern at 70 20 per XII duty
and FlourPricss have experienced rather considera
BILE advance since last report owing chiefly to the
sP that ro% took osis
fla per sack The average prices of home growth at
the last Montivers market was 7s 30 per sack Of 300
kill making rise of n so on the previous quotations.
In American -four the transactions have been very
tensive, ACCOMPANIED with progressive advance in
at Ms 10 rs per Dbl in bond The imports 5000
bbls -four from the United States Zurich Balochan,
and Francis Louisa, and $50 bags wheat.
Trade In tho Manufacturing Districts.
From Winners Liverpool Times, Jan. 40
The latest reports from the manufacturing districts OF
Lancashire and Yorkshire to the following effect
has been fany thing limited but prices not in
the least changed for any description Of goods; but we
must be acceded to The home demand seems to be ra
Their limited and from appearances this s likely to
day week. the demand continuing any thing but brisk
LErDs-Nether Saturday or Tuesday was there
quite SO many goods sold at the cloth halls the
three four previous market days but there has been
done in direct deliveries to the merchants off the
market days particularly stripe list ladies' cloths for the
India and China markets. in which article there is more
doing than for long time past and is very gratifying
that i is aording employment in some of the neighbor
ing villages which would otherwise have been very bare
Of work and at the time it tends to prevent the
markets being guted with other kinds goods Prices
much the as for the last few weeks Business
as the home trade dull usual at this pc
rod Of he War lint ia
busy.
B,RmrSoHAM.-The manufacturers still continue to
report depression in trade Althe ugh in some
there are various indications that the dules features
the year have passed away. The gun.makers still
tnue well supplied with orders and at the glass houses
which has more than anything else contributed to
chill manufacturngand trading operations during
the last tive months has perhsps been the extreme diff
ment for their goods transmitted both to the continent
Of Europe and america The consignees in Prussi. in
SPAIN and at Vienna especially report the extreme dif
Guilty in getting bills upon London at heavy dis
counts and this is made the excuse for putting fl pay
men of the manuac here ia the hope that
stances may tend the equalise the exchanges
the effect Of this u.s. however felt TO opsrte most ipur
ously upon such trading community 9" ours and to
maj erially cheek its industry.
BuRNs COMMERCIAL GLANcR--From this valuable CON-
msrca! publication we extract the following ar
Gle which ranks No in Mr. Burns tables J, that cot
amount of industry is employed Yet this is one Of the
only articles of importance in which dad increase
cotton yarn ia ss ess lbs and in the past year 1877
o2,lbs increase of Is millions Of pounds nearly 20
per cent the exports of ls45 The increase OF that
year the preceding was short OF two million pounds
The Increase this year Is principally 70 Belgium the
Hanse Towns Holland India, and China rom l6 5l9 9e7
lbs in ls45 to ~ 500 oo5 lbs Naples and Sicily sweden
and Norway Sardinia Tuscany, &c Trieste and Austrian
ports Turkey anil hs Lsvant TO Rusis there 10 con-
siderable and conunuous fsllng of
Our next article of importance is that of plain caicoes
it staple Of manufactures which exhibits very
slight ADVANCE the exports being in ls46 6l8 3
yards against 63 1873 646 yards The slight amount Of
this increase may be judged Of by the fact that the
ports of this fabric in Is42 only $50 040 69 yards
that 100 million yards in lsl3 and nearly 50 mil
lion more yards in lSl4.
In printed cottons Ia more advanced manuacture-we
have falling Off the iexports being in le46 267 0eA7
yards against $40 800 6s7 yards in lsl5 beng falling Of
Of Is per cent The year ls45 exhibited very slight
falling of as compared with ls44.
There falling of In the exports Of cotton thread,
damasks and diapers, cambrics and musins, counter
panes quilts cotton and linen mixed, ginghsms neary
and unenumerated GOODS and slight increase only in
the unimportant articles Of dmitiss lawns and lenos
cords and fustans, nankeens, lace and ticks
The total weight OF in manufactured goods yarn
end thread, exported in lS46. was S54 29l TAO lbs
against s36 s66 s27 lbs in ls46 increase being
than accounted for bv the additional exports OF yarn
47b GAL against E2a 63 s9s in ls45 The consumption
per week Ia l645, Mr. Burn estimates at 81 1893 bales
against 30 933 In ls45 The quantity of warn spun in
lss he makes 4s6 033 100 lbs against AGA 1865 4s7 lbs 10
yarn exported have manufactured into goods in 1916
1917 094 lbs of yarn against 362 8lS $50 lbs in l545
beng falling of Of IS 900 600 lbs Of yarn the
ure of which into goods has been lost to working
yarn and goods from the total yarn lpuD, have lao
74360 lbs manufactured and consumed in 1916 by the
home trade against 1877 200 100 consumed by us last
year; falling of in our home consumption Of IL 900 00t
lbs warn.