The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-22


pad Nv private contract the rales we're 5000 Monte
vdso dry a. ssk to esc and HOO saltsd at $50 The
In ports were 5000 hides from MONTE $500 from
Psrpanbuoo. aud 1900 ooastwiss Rios-No demand
whatever has been manifssd and in fact there at
present general stsgoation sverywhers We. how.
continue IN quote Carolina at 50 to ar so kill
for home use: accordngto quality, The only import
a42 bags from Batavia Stock hand 1000 ti-rces
Carolina Tsliow- o sing to the large amount of i'm
pors aud the further supplies expected and also the
uufavoraois nature Of the advics from London prices
of Rusia have experienced rather considerable de-
cline Inc following were the sales effected, viz 200
casks IN loco at 6sf 90 down to So 400
arrive, at 67f down 6l of 81 bbls New Orleans
was taken at 64r per 80 xii. duty paid We have
View Orleans. WhalebC ne-This article has been with
ont inquiry but nevertheless still quote prices Of
southern fishery at 2f 30 TO 81 3H and north western
a227H to ~ so per halfki do Prices Of the former
may however, be considered nominal No supples have
Wheat and Flour-Our stock being nearly exhausted,
The transactions are hardly deserving Of notice The
ouy shes TO record in foreign wheat l4oO hecto
es Russia at 4s psrack OF 400 Kill and 5000 bags New
OFans at 30 to So eQuots American wheat at so to
80 per Jack according to quality The price Of
home Growth the astMoptivisrs market 62f per
sank Of 2Oo kill being our previous quotations Ausri.
can Hour has been without inquiry We quote 1t at S3f
to So per hbi in bond The Louis Philippe, from Ne.
YORK Imports $3.50 bags wheat and oats. Stock on hand
5000 bis hour and 5000 hectotres wheat Woods-The
tame itness continues to prevail In the demand that
quote anpsachy ogwood Spanish cut, at OF IS to so
Pr 90 XII out, paid Some supplies were received from
Lasaoa Mo H-chs st. Domingo our colonies as In
300 barrels ron IS caks and $50 bags querctron bark
nos hhds tobacco, and rs bags beeswaz.
AAvBE, October 20 - Sales In cotton amount
to 1850 bales viz: 4ss bales Louiaiaua. at so
70 SIT la bales Mobile at 80 TO sef SOC, and,
6sl bales Georgia at n to sof We have received
during lie last eight days 44OO bales from New York
aud ls7! bales from New Orleans New Orleans from
"a 10 l0f Mohs "a to nor Georgia 10 to ll0 Virginia
aud Tennessee rs TO l0fd0 bags Hay coffee ut S0f in
bond There have been very few sales OF tallow the
prices rrtnan at o. to 14r-sugar has been in little
demand and the prices are fsehy maintained We have
resolved s2S hhds 6o2 bags and 90 qs sugar from Point
o Pitre.
AMSTERDAM Oct 29--Cotton Is quite neglected. Prices
are nominal and stocks remain Insignificant Value OF
Ms bile and New Orleans at to $50 for ordinary to mid
dog and SO to 500 for fair to fully fair The value OF
d cined since last report Several parcels
Of Carolina cold ct 10 to In Java l la Bengal 10
l0f 100 bids Maryland tobacco were done at ~ to
2sc no hhds Virginia at ION 10 94o and 100 serons Cuba
st as TO Coo pr hslk Oct 10 Cotton Is withoutapy
business Tutacco-We have to mention he following
sales 40 bids Maryland ut s2o about 1900 tales Java
1000 bales at 8oAc At the pbbc sale the 20th inst
400 bales offered of which 220 bales found buyers
ct l6H to Sac while he remainder was bought in Oils
Sou bern whale Is well maintained, and about 1900
hsetostres sold at prices kept secret.
} ANTWERP. Oct s0-CoHse-The demand continues
very limit d. and have only card Of the sale Of 500
bles ST. Domingo at aa,So per half ko. Cotton
10 dull Ct sale and have TRANSACTIONS to notice
Rice Purchases are made only to supply immediate
wants We quote Carolina l5&h to l5Mh, and Java at
74d. TO 9Hh per 6o kilos
hAMBpReH, Oct 80 Cotton Prices continue nomi-
nal, aud there nre no buyers. TsSacco-saes of this
week have portany; they comprise 400
St Domingo 1T ls to 800 packages Porto Rico Mt
4 to Az 400 baskets Vsrinas ut ~ to 7Ks 100 hhds
Kentucky at2xs Stock 10 very much reduced: Prices
are very firm an in some ipstanees higher Hides are
in limited demand. 1900 Ruenos Ayres were taken at
sXs
ROTTERDAM Oct 2l--This day sold SO casks Of
Mary and 80 casks ofVrginia tobacco at unknown
prices Yesterday sold 402 casks Maryland and Is
Virginia ut prices which have not transpired The
limited cstks Carolina at l7c No
transactions reported In Coffee sugar, or cotton
State OF Trade.
MAScHIsrHR. Nov. 2-More inquiry has been expe-
repced yesterday md this morning, and orders have
been freely given out but Mt ruinous prices The
transactions are generally moderate In extent and prn
cpay for ,mm date warts. In heavy sacri-
ices have submitted both 10 cloth and yarn by
parties under the NJ cessy of realsog. Yarns have
been sold yesterday at prices fully as lev rs any that
have bren taken for years past The German houses
eli TO operate at by any nducem mt az regards
price Largs orders understood to held by many
iii favorable aspect commercial airs presents
itsf The country houses doing fair trade in the
agricultural ctrpti, but very little In Lancashire and
Yorkshire. We have TO announce the htoppsge OF
N.ssrs Coates Hilgard 4 Co, American merchants, "a
Boothtfeet caused. it 10 stated, by disappointment
in Their liabilities are said not TO be large
- Manchester Eromasr
RocHpALE Nov. l. We have had a numerous attsn
dance Of both manufacturers and buyers but in conse
quence Of he late failures in the cotton trade and the
scarcity of ready money manufacturers were obliged to
Et ar lower prices than on this Gay week The panic
thrown q
Bale q nns msgses Foreign wool duh Of sale, and
o0si@ersbiY lover in prices than our last and manu-
facturers purchased sparpgy Brokes and skins were
fat reduction Of prices Such 10 the scarcity OF
that Saturday lsst several persons who visit
ed Rochdse market with stalls did not draw as
much MONEY would pay the market company for
tell
HALIFAX Oct 80 Pieces: We have no change to
port 10 he state of market to-day Very little bu-
siress is doing and more mills running short time
Yarns continue depressed. In woods very small
smouat buness bas taken place, In cons quence OF
the miiis going thert time.
BRArFOap, Nov. = In the piece market very little
dong, and stocks still keep low which shows how
cautious The ufacturers general goods which
wapted must be ordered, that the prices OF fancy
wei. rsin goods not 80 low as one might expect
arch depressed times There Is improvement to be
noticed to-day English combipg wools though toeraby
frm seldom lnqu for that they may be bought
a shade ta'ier There IL not much in the MARKET and
this wil account for prices having been 20 well main
toaed throughout Fine colonial suitable for combing
has not decho.d much but clo hing sorts, and lower
qualti-s of both, almost unssleabls at any price
suoh is the great dearth Of ready money. Yarns can
easily bought at old prizes but they ruinousy
low (~pd the dsnsn nd, If any thing being on the de
oress that the only open for the spnners to
still further limit the amount Of their productions and
glad to that good maBy are continuing to
carry mis- out
LEADS, Nov There W. q thin atteods Of mer.
chants the cloth hall this morning. and the business
TRANSACTED was OF an extremely ligh character The
sal in he halls have Of lsts become limited the
merchants having owing TO the recent pressure in the
money market exercised great caution in the selection
Of stock few lots Of ossoods comprising rifle green's
good h,imsnt OF shewls, psids, &c suitable for the
co0tinrpta market
HEexmorpwIKg. Nov 1.-The attendance of mer
cbants he blanket hall this thin, and
the business transactions not very numerous al
though trade generally considered buoyant Prices
remained muoh ss they have been flate.
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Police Intelligence.
syieon of Foul Play Officer Willis Of the 90 district
police i,t d, ss.te,dai man By the name OF Bernard
ul n ON u pic ofhavpg used foul towards