The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-15
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Ia conssa Of thstr exceedingly low prices TIA!
the home trade Is and has been favorable Win gooa
prospects, and that better colonial and foreign do
mand may be anticipated The yarn market mas been
dun and heavy and prices have had downward ten
dency hut the decline has been less than during the
| preceding two months. The rates now current Tor
| every kind Of cotton manufacture are unprece-
IDENTIFY low and in many considerably below the
| quotations of any former period. The demand ior
! all descriptions continues limited 18th printers,
both OF the and better reeds, have slightly de-
clined during the month but more stationary
aud holders exhibit frmness: the decline Is about
| IL prr niece 9.Sths maddapoams and printers are
plentiful stock and may be bought 11sd piece low
or tha mon ago. The same enarksappy TO 30-inch
shrtings, which have given way in proportion 40
inch roend India long cloths of the lower reed are in
| more extensive inquiry but as production is lat
| tery increased the demands of buyers are fully
met. The better reeds are more neglected. anu
| stocks rather plentiful The whole may be quoted
about per piece lower As to 50nch very LITTLE
inquired after and may be quoted 19d per piece lower
| 6-4ths goid-end cambrics and Jacconets remain
very quiet while the production is greatly In excess
They may be boughS Id to 11ad per piece less than on
The list nit Domesticsr cloths and long cloths have
partaken vsbly Of the general depreciation par
culary the two latter and may now be quoted l1sd to
I,l ner niece lower Vclvcts yeveeens and fustians
have experienced further slight reduction in price,
| and although large purchases have been made
for the United States stocks are almost impercepby
|
The iron trade of South Staordshire is in an uneasy
state and at the next quarterly meetings 1t is expec-
ted the makers viii propose reducton . Oh 1os per
to the Continent the disturbances in which will ulti-
mately, it is hoped prove beneficial to the English
| trade.
Accounts from Java notice the suspension of Messrs.
Daendes and Co.. at Samarang with liabilities estima
ted f100 000 while, according to accounts, the
| assets are but G5SU00 Accounts from Spain advise
the failure two firms at Malaga engaged in the fruit
| and oil trades.
| ctr aOfth
Commercial Joint Stock Bank of that city, Mcssrs
| Duruud Delapanche & Co. The concern was of about
| 10 years standing, and transacted considerable
| amount of business.
| Miscellaneous Market Circular.
LIVERPOOL, June 2, lS4S,-[Arranged by u Commit
tee of Brokers l-Sugar-The market has been rather
quiet and the extreme prices OF last week are with
difficulty supported; the sales consist Of $50 hhds D.
P and 1000 bags Bengal. ForegnAt the close of the
last and the cement Of the present week, the
demand continued active. and 27O cases Brazil were
sold at full rates. cargo Of Pernams, oIe-third whlte
was also sold aoat for delivery in the Clyde 80 boxes
to Rico at the quotations. The market closes quiet
but decline in prices can be quoted. Molassos-
The only sale reported is small parcel OF Demerara OF
ordinary quality at 1Ss per cwt from the quay Coffee
importers have pressed Jamaica freely on the market
and the public sales have gone OF heavily, at de-
cline Of Is to IS per cwt: go tees have been sold OF
Foreign the only sales reported are ~ bales Neha At
sos and 80 bags ordinary Costa Rica ut Sos per cwt
Small sales have been made in Pmento and N good
Pepper at 3D. per h. and few bags of Guayaquil Co
brought S4s per cwt. Rice-3O0 tees Of Carolina
Il
lis per The sales of Rum this week limited to GO
puns Demerar IS to S per Is to IS I'd latter
price for choice mark the market closes very tat
| Tea-The market has been quiet this week. anu the
transactions limited. About 50 tons Of shell lac have
been sold ut 9s Cd to Ais $50 bags Clutch at los to 2ls
and 100 baskets of gambler at 9s and some small parcels
sage -four at It's per cwt This sales in saltpctrc
nue trilng and the market remains very dull. 1900
bags nitrate of soda sold at l2s to 12s Cd per cwt
| Guano-There has been rather done and nearly
1000 tons of al kinds sold during the week. viz Peru
Wan at go Ichaboc ut 81 los to E7 5s Patagonia at 60
D.. CulI, nn, Of 1So IN 1nap ton
| Dyewoods-The only sales reported are 100 tons To-
basco logwood, price not named 20 tons Campeachy at
t6 so Ccara fustc at "a 15s to "a lis Cd; and
small parcel Lima Nicaragua wood at fl3 los. Tur-
pentne2200 bbls of fair quality sold ut Is I'd to Is Cd
per cwt Tara parcel of 800 bbls American was sold
by public sale at the close of last week at Us from the
| quay. American Rosn--Neary 5000 brls have been
sold principally at 2s Id per cwt for common some of
The better descriptions brought higher prices, accord
ing quality The sales both of pot and pearl ashes
have been extremely limited, without, however, any
alteration in prce the stock Of pearls consists of
| merely few brs. Seeds-By auction to-day 34s per
cwt, duty paid was offered for pretty good red Ameri-
cioverseed and 35s for French red these prices
however were refused. BY private, rs brls American
rcd brought 3's per cwt. 60 quarters Egyptian nseed
brought l0s per quarter. For 80 tons American nseed
E5 los to SO IS Cd for slightly damaged in casks Hides
There no transactions worthy ofreport this week
| There continues moderate but steady demand for
Brimstone and holders have been free sellers at the
| quotations Rattle. lower prices having been accepted
for about 1900 bags have found buyers of which
800 Tyrol. the remainder Sicily 20 casks Oporto
red Argols sold at previous rates aud various
small lots of brown and discoored Tartar to arrive =
| about $50 bales Turkey; 60 bales Naples Roots have
been disposed of at the quotations In French Mad
ders nothing done, and prices quite nominal Tbs de-
mand for Olive Oil has been nearly nded and the
few sales made have been at rather easier prices the
quotations altered accordingly. Nothing new in
pale Seal or Cod OIL: about 20 tuns OF Whale Oil
have bee sold at f24 per tun. No sales to report in
Rape or Linseed Oil. About tuns of inferior Cocoa
Nut Oil brought 40s to Ais per cw 200 bbls American
spirits Of have been sold this week at Ss
tent of 80 tuns at $50 to 93l per tun Hemp-Small
sales of Baltic have been made at the quotations. 80
bales Manila sold at cal and $50 bales Jute at fl4
los and .fl6 los Gil per ton. Tallow-Ony moderate
business has been done this week the sales are limited
to 40 casks principally of South American good
to fine auaiitv at 4ss to As Sd per cwt Petersburg
c. ASS per cwt. About $50 tons American Lard have
been sold at 3ss to AS according to quality, being
at Dos cd and 31s Sd per cwt. Grain-Since last
market report we have had some heavy rains, which
have been of great benefit to the growing crops The
demand for Wheat has been pretty fair at decline of
"a Sd per 20 lbs. Western Canal Flour brings 2Ss
to 2ss Cd and Dos Cd per l96 lbs both
indian Corn has again been in good demand for Ire
land and in the early part of the week prime yellow
sold at 39s to 4os $50 lbs to-day Galatx is Of
fered at 37s Cd ship and prime yellow American has
been sold 37s per $50 lbs Yellow Indian Meal brought
l6s Cd per 1876 lbs at Tuesdays MARKET is offering to-.
day at los at which it has been sold Irish Oats are Id
per As lbs cheaper, and selling at g Cd to 3s
The Cotton Circular.
| LIVERPOOL, June q 1S4S-Athongh the market
opened this week with toerable degree of steadiness
in prices and with good demand, 1t has gradually
closed with less enquiry and moro disposition to sell
buyers being enabled to supply themselves ut
Their under the current rates of Friday last for almost
all kinds but not generally as to make change in
| the quotations. excepting for mddling qualities of
American Spectators nave taken eco bales Of Ame-
| rcan and exporters 1900 bales of American 1910
bales of American 800 Pernams and 120 Surats, were
forwarded into the country last month unsold The
| sales today fully 5000 bales of all kinds.
| WM. CLARE SONS Brokers.
The Markets.
| LoSpoN MoSEy MARRrr, June 2, Friday, Two
| o'clock The accounts of this morning from every
| Ia MT to be md m
| complicated, and although they producing
! apparently vivid impression on our internal
transactions they obviously keeping up the para
lysis in almost every department of business. The
| Chartst movements at home and the apparently
o,tcriug state Of the ministry, farther tend to keep
up the gloom aud there IL evidently less energy dis
played in carrying out prospective enterprises than
| there n fortnight or three weeks ago
The market for public securities continues in tho
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