The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-19

hsls hour and aS4e BAGS wheat from the United st.tss
~ eagors wheat oareoes barley cargoes rye and 400
Pois noar from the north and cargo Of wheat from
CALevrrA, April 2a-lmports-Br British Piece Goods,
sc.-There has been a very languid demand for this
osscspon OF goods but there having been desire
been, on the whole to fair extent considering the
season o. tas year. though chiefly sonued to staples Of
to sell freely andacconets white and grey have been
realised to some extent at about NADIA
dull ofsae at low rates. Grey twis or driIliugs from
recent sale. Of american are rather lower in value
Checks spots stripes and most other fancy
cottons, are in little request and very low value In
book muslns No. to 3, for Burmagh, good business
has been done and prices supported being
rupees lr2H to la for No. Of the bess makes Lappets
of all descriptions again difficult OF sao with heavy
hand scarfs are also very heavy in stock and remain
extremely low rates Common mulls, Nos to have
beginning March The finer qualities of 45inch are
in moderate inquiry but at very low rates In other
goods Of almost every description remain Without de-
mand Turkey red tws and cambrics are in fair in
aur and the stock being moderate d p1,ses are main
lower, and for fancy goods there is generally only
moderate demand. Printed hanksrchiefs Of suitable
styles in fair request Mule Twist-The yarn
market very dull and rather lower rates have
again taken the limited sales that have been
effected The stock is largo being not under 5000 to
1900 bales in importers hands Turkey Red Twist
The sales Of red yarn are also very small Exports
Raw SkIn the absence of arrivals Of the silk and
with continued unfavourable advices from the home
market the business done in this staple has been on the
most limited scale Prices are looking down. and unless
dealers to submit to reduced rates for the silk
about to arrive shippers not likely to be induced to
come forward. Silk Goods-Corahs have continued in
fair demand all Of good quality finding bnyers Ship
ments of choppahs stilght and transactions in
these reported Satpetre-shiPments to England
again checked the limited demand that previously exist
ed Purchases for America continue large, chiefly Of
mids Prices are:-Gudna S 10 to 6 Company's rs per
mid; Chuprah, 4 10 to a do; Refine, to do.
receipt of the mail Precursor reporting an advance
of home prices to their previous highest point The
business done has however been moderate and prices
are without change individuality the demand has
impro, ed. few days ago 3ls chests offered by
public sale, which found buyers at fair rates The
apprehension felt for the new crop few weeks ago has
abated present the indigo districts considered
to be proceeding under favourable auspices.
CANTON, March 29.-Imports-In imports prices
evinced by importers has in some measure been coun
terbalanced by the effect of sales hands, made
market little legitimate business has been done for
the English market And the effect Of the system of
continues in degree to be felt The late advices
too from England will check purchases for to
advance, has been thereby materially increased but in
all other kinds, more especially in Twankay and Young
last year: Cotton-There has been much speculation
among the Chinese, who the chief holders, and
prices have been rapidly forced up The quota
lions are, for cash in two months, Bombay to 10
taels Madras and Bengal 90 to 1912 Cotton yarn has
advanced, For cash in two months, Nos l6 to "a
worth 30 to $780, Nos IS to 49, 33 to S35 Nos ID a.
SO to $33 Exports-Tea-A fair amount Of business
has been done in most kinds since the departure
mail generally at lower rates for cash. the eamsn
being DESTROYS to realise, that they may be enabled
make their arrangements for the purchase OF the new
crop. SikAbout 500 bales reported settled at
from $50 to $4O5 per picul for Tsatlee
State of Trade.
LANCASHIRE, June 3-The broad silk trade at Man
chester and the neghboriDg towns has improved and
this manufacturers have got large orders
America.
sorts Of fancy goods in moderate request and there
ness The cotton trade at Blackburn is dull. the de-
mand for manufactured goods is limited and yet stocks
continue low The hands in the mills continue to work
short time. The gingham and fancy nankeen business
at Radcliffe WhiteAeld and their neighborhoods is in
moderate healthy state The wooen cloth trade of Sad
makers at Oldham generally fully employed at good
wages The hating business at Ashton, Denton. Hyde
and Stockport remains in depressed state. The hands
in nearly all the cotton mills at Bury, Haywood, Rams
and their neghborhoods working three and
four days per week.
MAN HESTER June l.-Since Friday last there has
been pretty fair enquiry for goods but manufacture
generally demand increased in proportion
to the advance in the cotton market the actual bust
has been limited Prices though irregular, have
been generally rather higher than those of last week.
For yarn there has been very little demand but the
spinners have been very firm in prices and the few
ders have rather higher So far
can learn there is material change in the ex
tent of short time workings but understand that
Of the manufacturers and spnners, who have de-
termined to reduce their time to ten hours
inc Dill now Defore the mousse OF ioros III Passeo 1niS
resolution, If extensively acted apon will cause sens
bic dminution in the production Of goods and yarns
Qua, dian.
LEEDS Tuesday, June I've had last week, on
count of tho holidays very quiet markets and to-day,
the business done at cloth halls wore similar ap-
pearance There Is opinion abroad that wool, like
is to down in price, and being the Of
the German wool fairs many suspended
until this point is ascertained.
HupDERsrrELp, Tuesday, June I've have had more
buyers and every thing looks cheerful than they
have done for some weeks past 1t Is hoped by many
that the worst period past More business has been
done in WOOL and the foreign warehouses continue busy
with American orders
GLASGOW PIG IRoN MARKEr, June l.-Our market for
pig iron has been rather rmsr this week. though with
out much doing We quote the price for mixed Nos 64s
Cd to 65s, cash T. o. b.