The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-29

PHrLApELrHiA July 2S-6 p N.
The weather has been cool and unpleasant to-day,
with slow drixzliDg rain The market has been very
quiet, and the private advces received last evening
generally considered more unfavorab,e than the
published accounts and have had tendency to still
farther depress business. considerable number Of
the Western merchants have arrived, and are now
looking through the market previous to purchasing
their fall supplies We observe, also, that quite
number have gone to your city. Cotton fabrics are
creased export demand the late advance In the
material and the unusually SIN all stock remaining
number Of hand loom wesvers EN- ployed during the
past has been ess than one-half the usual
Der, and even these have not found full employment
Woolen goods Of all description continue to sell slow
ly, and in some cases at prices which must prove
ruineus to the manufacturer, compared with the pre-
sent prices OF wool In -four and grain there has been
but little doing The supplies quite small, but
about sufficient to meet the demand Sales Of 500 bar
rels common brands Pennsylvania and Western, re-
ground, - S1k 81 SIX. aud extra SIS per barrel.
Rye Hour but little inquired alter we quote at s.
Of Pennsylvania at 50 IS b H.lders generally ask
2s7 50 for Brandywine The stock hand Is light
Wheat IL in demand, but the high prices asked have
restricted oprstions farther sales OF fair aud prime
and cid red at 81 05 81 OF, and white at 81 10
bu,hol for distilng Corn is not so much in demand
but the supplies being exceedingly light holders are
sun enabled 70 obtain 90 ess Toe yellow ana % cents
good Southern sold at 80 cents and 1900 bushels prime
Pennsylvania ut 81 cents bushel In groceries there
has been not much doing, In consequence Of the In
clemency Of the weather. Provisions firm, aud
there Is increased demand small sales Of pork
at sll and primo at 50 IS per bbl cash; holders
refuse these prices. Hams continue In demand, and
further large Gales have been made mt So 80 cents
for plain and III for common and fancy canvassed;
tides or a0 and shouidcrsat 81 held at cents.
Lard sells readily At cents per Id, in barrels and
kcgs. Butter and Cheese are dull Rice is firm at 81
cents per h. Whisky IL in limited demand at 2Ik
cents In barrels and "a cents in hhds.
Albany, July 2S-oP.M.
The operations in -four smaller than yesterday,
and are scarcely worth reporting The market for
II firm, with upward tendency; sales comprise 1000
bushels at sec for round yellow aud 5Sc for Western
mixed, Oats have advanced, and holders to day OBJ
tanned 37c The sales At that figure we're 900 bushels
ALnsSv, July asp. NJ.
Receipts since yesterdayFiour 5000 bbls.; wheat,
none; corn 15, 0C0 bushels.
Bosros, July q, 1s4e.
The market for cotton continues firm with sales Of
eco bales There Is fair demand for -four, and
tce sales Of 200 barrels including Michigan Ohio &C.
1T IS 121a So % Southern flour Is 50 les IS so
for the whole range. Corn continues In light supply
and The market very firm sales Of the day 5000
bushels az ole. for white and Csc fer mixed. Rye
moved 10 the extent Of SEQ bushels at 6c In oats the
sales are 5000 bushels Northern at IS SOC Eastern
a quoted at sec