The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-05

naming much the same as quoted Friday last The
ssles ere estmeted at about 3 600 bales % ,y.
LoppoN MAsxErs-Mincipg Lane, Sept. ls-We
have again to report that the opeung OF the sugar
msrket has depressed appear snce ana tnal tuf.ner
d, cline of Cd has submitted to witheut stimu-
batting BUYERS SO heavy is the stock on hand AMI so
anxious are importers to make sales BOO hhds only
of West India sold; 5000 bags Of Mauritius were
offered In pub ic sale about one fourth part bought
m; 500 bags of Bengal found buyers also In pubic
sale; the white Benares' OF which lool consisted,
participated in the general decline fair amount OF
business has been done in HAVANA aud Brazil for
expectation. The refined market must be considered
Cd than last week Jumps quoted ASS Cd. to
52s, standard quality sos, and but small amount
of business done Coffee - Good ordinary native
Ceyion sold heavily in public sale 27s Cd to 2ss,
which is decline of fully Cd washed RE sold 2Ss Cd
to 2es, which were low prices plantation Ceyon sus
9s. I'd. to los, which Sd under last weeks cur
iency. Cotton steady $50 bales sold Rum con-
firm at AIS Cd to AIS. Cd. the spot. In other
ticles alteration, but general heavness pervades
the markets.
PARIS BouRsE, Sept. Is, 8 P. M-The business at
the Bourse to- day was very limited and there
general ndspositon to enter into tran sactions,
but the prices remained firm, aud closed precisely at
variations are trihing that they not worth no
ticing Almost all the lines are firm. Bons du Tresor
remain at 1t 22 per coo, cent discount Exchange on
The minister Of finances took this week very serious
step which occasioned much commotion at the Bonrse
and Immediately precipitated prices The SUBSCRIBERS
to the and the holders OF the Lyons
authorised to pay up their remaining
measure, abruptly declared in the midst of Bourse
Friday, after great pains hao peen TAKEN
to persuade the public that the treasury mad
more funds in hand than it required, may easily be
conceived The fall produced Friday was so sudden
that would almost of necessity be followed by little
change for the better and consequently on Saturday
matters looked little better. and the Bourse more
cain. II imagined that this measure would force
less stock on the market tnsn was q. nrss
ina. STOCK Into the loas for the express purpose OF
having the advantage Of the Delayed instalments and
it is Therefore very probable that small temp
taton as per cent an amount much below the cur-
rent rate of interest would induce them to alter their
plans. With the exception Of Fridays Bourse which
was % agitated the week has been one of most
plete monotony. Very little business was done al
most every body was occupied with the elections.
MANcBEsTER Sept 19-Flatness and inactivity are
the characteristics of the market day buyers show
ing decided ndspositon to enter into fresh engage
Tendency althourh few descrStions of oidths
printers &C., remain quite firm Yarns are quiet and
in some instances slightly lower rates have been
cepted for numbers which of late have been very firm
There is scarcely business doing for India either
in goods yarns. The langud tone Of the market s
doubt attributable to the presen uncertainty and
complication of political affairs in Germany the de-
Ginning state of the Liverpool cotton market eonse
quen upon the favorable accounts of the Forthcoming
CROP to the unsatisfactory condition Of Ireland and
to the heavy pressure upon many parties holding rail-
way stock For the present. at least these causes
sufficient to the favorable effects Of the
fine harvest weather we are now enjoying. Several
large spin express determination to return to-
snort time, whenever their contracts are at end
rather than accumulate stock, low although the
price Of cotton is at present. The weekly
turn of the state of employment in Manchester
made up to this day, under the superntendence of
Captain Willis, shows decrease in the whole number
of hands employed of 513; decrease Of $40 working
full Time and an increase Of 81 working short time
In the cotton mills alone there ITO more on short
time and $40 less on full time. The Macces6ed trade
is in much the same state when We last reported
Employment is plentiful and there very few hands
who are not fully occupied The trimming trade,
which perhaps fuctuates more than any other, is at
present in satisfactory condition, owing probably to
the fine weather, which invariably causes increased
demand for articles of fancy ornamental descrip
ton The same observations apply to Congleton and
Leek where the trade differs but slightly from that Of
Macclesfeld. Name chester Examiner.
LEEDS, Sept. 19.-Wooen cloths-There was but
thin attendance Of persons in the cloth halls this
morning and the business transacted not large
as on Tuesday last. The HEAVIER cloths were those
most in demand and there was no quotabe change in
prices
HEcKMoSpwIKE, Sept 1S-Blankets-We had a
good attendance of merchants and manufacturers in
the blanket hall to- day. and brisk market was the
consequence but quote alteration in prices.