The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-21

better qualities Of American arc, perhaps. . point
lower, and almost unsaeable, except certain quality
for export Of about In Upands ut $40 to 4d aud
the same clase in Orleans at AID to AID The mid |
4 ng qualities at sgd. to $40, and the good ord
uarp AT Sxd 10 $50 steady Long stapsd de- /
scriptions the but Of limited sale in proper
tion the quantity urged upon the market Probably
there lie not lot Of long staped cotton in the port
that sale at a fair market price No crcum
stances have transpred during the past week to give
The trade and in the Manchester market
much as before - fair home trade, with q very
nmteo oonunentAI demand ana low prices. AS 10
the crop and probable supply 1t Ia just the came
People guessing at what it turn out to be- and
that is nearly all they can do In the meantime our
stock in this place will decrease for some months to
come Fair Upabd ads and Mobile stand at al and fair
Orleans at AID. COO American have been taken
speculation, and 2!90 American $40 Surat and 200
Bengal for export Sales for the week IS 100 bales
LIvEKPooL Com MARKET, Dot. 6-Holaers Of prime
foreign wheat, on Tuesday steadily insisted
Of last week which moderate business done whilst
lower a. ates foreign were taken spariugy easier
dried Irish receded %. Sd and raw damp 4d a Cd
per 20 lbs Best English and Irish flour declined /.
and and soft 2s a ss per sack. s; and Canadian also
although still meeting toersble inquiry lost the ad
vance obtained Goth and reverted to rates Of 10Th
market good demand, generally, for present con.
sumption Old wheat and best dry samples of new,
per on cheaper. Flour no cheaper Oats declined
fully, I'd. per bu large sale for indian at fully
Tuesdays prices which were sSs ses per $50 lbs for
Scarcely any Indian Meal Offering.
Oct - Old wheat, both foreign and home grown,
maintains last weeks prices but receded I'd to
Sd per 10 lbs: w. C. and Canada -four declined Cd.
to Is per Dbl top price of both being S3s per Dbl
other sorts cell at Sis Cd to S2s good demand for
Indian corn, and pres-n: rates are-yellow 35s to
36s Cd white Sos 90 to sos mixed 34s to 35s per 4S0
lbs Both sorts of Indian meal bring It's Cd. to lss
per Dbl.
AIRoN MARKET, LIVERPOOL, Oct. 6.-Prioes remain
almost stationary; but the continued stagnston
the continent and its consequent effect the
sumption in the manufacturing districts has tended
to produce depression which continues; but at
ties a
siderable variation In price is improbable In STAFF
but in Wales and Scotland it may be obtained
for forge purposes retains tss price Merchant bar
f6 2s Cd nail rod ct; hoop, fs; sheet fs los
Scotch pig, f2 los.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS., Oct. 6.-Ashes-Some trding
sales only made Montreal pot and pearl at previous
quotations Coal-The demand has been steady
since our lat but for the season Of the year
the business done is small The prices show CON
siderable reduction in Wigan Goals which accounted
for by the communication which has recently been
thrown from the docks to the canal that boats
may bring their csrgoes alongside vessels which here
tefore had be carried across the town. Hemp-No
sales reported in Baltic hemp 100 bales Jute brought
heavy and are transactions of moment to
port lron-Prces iemain almost stationary lbut the
sequent effect on the consumption in the msnufsc-
turing districts, has tended to produce some de-
preston which continues; but at the present low
rates ut which it selling any able variation in
price is improbable In Stafordshirs most of the
makers continue full of orders but in Wales and Scot
pig shade lower, but pig for forge purposes retains
Its price Present quotations Merchant bar, f6 2s.
ca l5s Lard American is lower this week fully Is
to Is 3D. very fine in barrels has been sold at AS to
mott exhausted Americsn has been sold at the sd-
vanoed rate Of GO 5s to GO los per ton price that
would not be maintained the arrival Of fresh sup.
plies Provisions.-ln consequence OF the extreme
scarcity of beef advance Of Is to 3 tierce has
been established during the week. There is less do
the The o
has not and the sales for the week have been
retail scale The stock Of hams and shoulders is
quite exhausted At decline of about rs per cwt there
have been large sales Of cheese the late arrivals being
p TOT s1d ass ON
prices has been established still our present quota
tions ale in great measure nominal. Talow is lover
ls. cwt Grease butter Is dull sale. There has
continued active demand for Indian corn, the be-
raj supplies lately received having been freely taken
n.nd, may be quoted the turn lover Rios~5,0oo
bags Bengal sold ct 9s 3D. for yellow cargo and
Owing to the stoppase in the canal for repairs,
there Is but little doing We continue the pre-
some instances The following are the exports Of the
week: TO the United States Baltimore los tons
Boston; 1900 New Orleans, sosh; New York 1851
sold at 24s Sd to EOS per cwt. Seeds-Nothng is re-
ported in coverseed or linseed. Spirits Of Turpen
tine Nothing worthy Of notice has taken place.
Talow The demand has become extremely limited
Petersbureh Y. e. has been selling throughout the
week. in small quantities, at Ats Cd. to ass. few
casks Of North American brought 46s Cd per w.t.
Tea There have been but few sales made either in
blacks or green; prcea remain without alteration.
Turpeptine-The demand continues very regular;
400 to 500 barrels have been sold at 9s to 9s Sd.
Wooi-We can only report very moderate extent Of
business In foreyn Prices in some a shade
In favor of the buyer. but in general, there is
change.
4 FREIcHTs AT LIVERPOOL Oct Eve have no change
Of consequence to notice in freights, which remain
very inanimate. the quantity OF measurement goods
by no means aba ndant Passengers do not come for
ward freely and the difficulty in nling vessels still
continues. For New York-Deadw weight los to lbs Cd
per ton fine goods l5s coarse, to 12s Sd earthen
ware Be-. Observation-Disclosures, 2Os. to 22s Cd fine
goods EOS. coarse, los. earthenware. 6s Phiisde-
phia-Deadweigbt, l5s. fine goods, 25s. hardwa
20s to 25s earthenware, los Bsltimore-Desd weight
los fine goods, 25s hardware, 25s earthenwsre,
goods 15s to 20s. hardware, los to EOS. earthen-
ware, Ts
PARIS BouRsE, Thursday Oct So o'clock-Ths
sequence of the rumors anoat 1t said that fight
ing wa going ON at Lyons that the Austrians had
going out Still the funds after some slight symptom
OF weakness became firm, and then the report was
spread that General Cavaignac and the club Of the
Rue de Poitiers had come to understa nding and
that he was to be elected President of the Connc for
one year certain fact which is considered as show
ing want Of confidence in the present state of affairs
LIS the price to which gold has risen To day at one
period Napoleons were at premium Of 20. For the
account the French three per cents have risen &c..
i've per cents have fallen 10c loan has fallen 1Oc.
for money the three per cents have risen 16c.; Eve
bons Gu tIesor not quoted Bank Of France shares
have risen 81 Belgian Bank shares and stocks not
quoted Spanish active not quoted three per cents
at yesterdays prices Roman has risen II per cent
Rothscbild's receipts have risen Il per cent Ex- |
change on London go dsys) 25f 4oc.; ditto go |
days) 26f 2oc Railway shares are nearly the same
a. yesterday. with the exception Of Rouens which |
have fallen 6f and Northerns, which fallen a.
900.
STATE or TRADE-At Halifax o few job lots fancy
goods purchased for the American market at several
sbDgs per piece below the cost at which they could
be manufactured, even at the present low price Of
wool with this exception, scarcely any business
done. At Leeds cloth halls well ate nded but
ing to the ting show Of suitable winter goods, the
actual sales proved Insignificant This scanty sup
ply Of goods speaks in Of the general well doing
OF the clotbiers. At Manchester more enquiry, and
god many orders Of moderate amount given out.
Although the business doing is not large 1t is more