The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-01


pearl sage sold and bags sag, aour les
per cwt. The market for saltpetre continues ex-
tremely heavy, and very trihng sales reported. %
tons Of nitrate Of soda brought lis Cd per cwt
Gusno-There is no particular change to notice, and
hut IL transactions have taken place For dyewpods
there is fair de napd and in some instances higher
prices have been realised the weeks business coz
ists of small sales OF Campeachy logwood at Go $50
tons TOBIAS f so tons fustc at "a Is Cd
to GA @ co tons Puerto Cabeo at "a los and l40 tons
Lima wood at f13 for damaged, and f13 los to ETA
per ton for sound with small parcels of sapan GOOD
and red sanders wood at the quotations There is
good demand for turpentine and prices have agYiu.
advanced 500 brls sold at rs Cd, and 100 brls
of Superior quality at SIS Cd Common American
rosu also has advanced, 400 brs having brought %
lOd and 500 to 900 brls of the better kinds sold at
proportopate rates 24o0 brls of Stockholm tar sold
but the price not reported. Montreal pot ashes
sought for and few sellers at 26s the market has
a tendency towards some further Improvement For
pearl abes there is less inquiry hut the market Is firm
About $50 bags CT Bombay nseea brought As Sd per
quarter A few casks American beeswax are reported
GO per cwt The market for hides continues steady
and some few sales have beef made at full prices
There has been only a limited demand for brimstoue
without change in prices 10 casks cream Of tartar
sold at SIS to sos cwt For Turkey madden roots
there has been fair demand, but no al GRAFTON in
prices. No sales reported in ground madden. About
100 tons olive oil reported at full prices There has
been . better demand for pale seal oil at advanced
prices about $50 realised f24 s los per tom
f25 now demanded. Small sales are reported OF cod
at f23 los, and Of American whsle at f25 to 20 los
rape sold at 3Ss per cwt British and American spirits
OF turpeutne held for Sos per cwt Palm oil
has been in better demands including about 200 tuns
taken for export, Mt f29 the sales this week nearly
reach 700 tons at f29 to ESQ per ton No sales to
port in Baltic hemp; 100 bales Manila brought f36.
100 bales jute eli los to f21 per ton being full
prices. The tallow market has been rather dull du
ring the week, Petersburg ruling at 45s, and
Odessa and fine North American at 44s to AS Cd per
cwt About 100 to Of American lard brought fully
previous rates, and % casks nut oil Ais per
cwt. 'a f'
LEEDS Tuesday, Aug 16.-Our market to-day has
been without any alterations the paucty of stock
chascs, but continues to keep mills well employed
to order. r. i.' 't'',
KuDpERsFIELp, Tuesday, Aug 15-The market to-
day has been attended by several buyers, and
siderable amount of goods has changed hands There
is great scarcity of better kinds of wooens which
principally sought after. In low fancy goods
LAscAsHIRK, Thursday, Aug 1.-THE cotton trade
at Blackburn and the neighborhood gradually i'm
proves. Manufactured goods, particularly shrtings,
fancy checks, and low aconets, are in good demand
and stocks continue to decrease Cotton yarns in
good request at rather higher prices than they were
a month ago. Hand loom better employed
than they have been for several months past, but
wages are extremely low. The trade in cotton mills
gets better every week. yet there four factories
employing 1885 persons, at complete stand. The
hands at all the other mills and poweroom shades
working ten, eleven and twelve hours per day join
ers and house-builders are only partially employed
There many millwrghts, moulders and smiths
without work At one machine shop where they are
making power looms to be sent to America, the hands
making seven and half days work per week.
Calico block, and machine printing Church parish
Oswald.wisle, and Accrngton, are dull; the block
printing business is almost at q stand, The cotton
! and woO.en trade at Rochdale and Bury improves
weekly; hands at nearly every place have full work,
Hands employed in the silk trade at Middleton Fails
worth and the neighborhood of Manchester are
rather short of work. except those who engaged
the finer sorts Of fancy goodsthe latter extremely
and there is every appearance of other trades i'm
proving. 800 -.-t ...,t t...t ,,.o. .s*f ~
GLAscow PFC !RoN MAnKEr, Aug. Is There is no
change to notice in the metal market this week. d
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-.. Liverpool, Aug. 10, IL O'clock
| The sitting of the House Of Lords, last night, was
occupied principally with the Austrian and Italian
question regarding which some documen ts were laid
on the table. 81 t.-t ...st.. f3li. .tr Ga
large number of Chartists brought before the
magistrates in London yesterday charged with illegal
offences In the examination it transpired that pro-
ject really about to be carried out for firing
don in four different places. The prisoners were re-
manded for fortnight BOSS JftsI-j,t7 s4 Al
| Advices from Paris state that a new tumutuous
manifestation was in course Of being organised and
that it looking cut for a pretext Italy would
| likely be the mot dordre. D. = l1it. a7I =.
| Charles Albert has issued procamatons to the efec
that he is fully determined going onioih the ,car
and the whole population are determined to slipper
him. The Bishop Of Cuneo, and priests and disnita
ries of the church. are converting it into HOLY
war and should mediation be unsuccessful the loss
| Of life must be fearful. q, l 80 49,. $500.
-c.s. HE LATEST COMMERCIAL REVIEW. ~
tp.r From the Liverpool journal, August 1911
The weather seems now the only impeachment to
commercial confidence. Affairs the Baltic and in
Italy likely TO be speedily setted and nothing,
therefore. remains interrupt q progressive trade
but destructive potato rot The harvest tho
tinent has been nearly completed and nothing very
ala has pan AOff home
the weather has been in this locality unfsvorable.
The harvest is now general, and ten days of fine
all quarters regret say the reports of the
potato rife and dishearte ming In the west of
Irelandt Is hardly less disastrous than in 1916 but
the weather seems to have set in in that country,
still indulge the hope that fears have exaggerated
the mischief Yesterday. was here, too. very fl ne,
although we had showers of rain in the evening nd
it does appear that whole fields after being
have subeque nty recovered The extent of the blight
cannot now beesimated but it is agreed all hands
that The crop Is unusually large The other crops,
are an average and the quantity Of grain in store
The state Of trade this week exhibits no new fea-
ture, d the intelligence from America adds nothing
to previous accounts The dema nd for cotton con-
stquent on advces from England, had Improved and
the prices Of breadstufs had adva need little 1 hi
r HAvnE CoTroS MARKEr, August 1B--Since the
departure of the last steamer the transactions
have continued IN an active state, and q further
advance Of to has been realized on United States
descriptions. The sales of the week $500 bales
the basis of SO for New Orleans rddling for
fair Our prices are higher than those in Liverpool,
and have again upward tendency as no shipme nts
from the United States are coming forward. s.R sh
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