The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-15

SricEs-Pepper has been enquired for. aud about
Strsts-llo0 bags Pmento brought S9ad a i'd for mid
70 good being rather dearer aud 400 bags Zanzibar
SusAR- with steady demand from the trade add
not much offered at auction holders have succeeded In
about 1900 hbds and Is 900 bags have been sold463
hhds., leo barrels Porto Rico have sazed sos Cd
Asa The demand tor foreign has been limited and
only two csrgoes have been sold Of brown Bahia,
ST 2cs Sd for near port and one OF brown Peruans
~ ss Sd los. Cd for the Mediterranean. Our Con-
D1sntM sdvioes, in anticipation OF the Dutch sale,
continue devoid Of interest
fTAnow continued fiat at our last quotations.
TEA-CoIgou has been more euquired for and high
or prices generally demanded common Congou
would bring ID 9nd prices Of other kinds are also
well supported, and holders decidedly triner.
ToB.cto - About 200 hhds low Virginia Leaf have
been taken speculation at I'd per lb The demand,
both from trade and exporters. has continued mode
rate but holders in the anticipation of higher
prices not at all disposed to reduce their preten
tiens.
TaarsarrSE-The market for rough is firm at os Cd.
~ arrivals have taken place Spirits held at
az Sd for Epglisi. and 32s Cd S3s for American.
E-There are buyer OF both sorts at l4o,
but little Of either TO be met with roder ili5
In eler articles transactions have been unimportant,
and PRICES be generally considered as last quoted
Hsssrss Brown, SIMPLIFY & Co.'s Circular.
LIyFRPooL. 20, 1919
An cxteprive business has been doue in our cotton
market this week, aud we have TO advise further a.
vane. Of ia I'd per Id. The quotations are 47Sd.
for fail pand and fair Nobile 81 ID for fair Orleans;
and "a a4ssd per Id. for middling qualities This
fr,/ impulse is attrb1ied msiuy TO the accounts by
t lat American steamer which thought indi-
cate Aca,er probability of the growing crop being
after the arrival of sieamcr; but yesterday
aug 10 day II has been mparatig.y moderate. with
decreased quantity Offering and the extreme rates
OF tpe early part Of the week sustanel The
ssirs amounr to 14go bales, o which - coo put
arconnt OF speculalors and 4ooo tnr export aad
80 3D. SO zoo Orleans at 3ssd to 5s4d with ~ at
t6nd; $40 Alabama and Alubile at al a 5lsd and
ESv Sea Island at I1ad lOs4d per lb rhe Import in
saine time has been H. coo bales making the supply
pno4iyerpool since the 1T January l23lQo0 bales,
hAp DfFs A npA IN
ply fAmerican the increase is 22S 900 The stock
TINS port is now estimat d at Isl coo bales agaiost
eoOo last year st tame period the stock Of American
is about 55Oo 900. being increase of 81 coo bales
There s rather more demand for hour AT 2is to 25s
l2s "a for inferior uninspectcd Phadsiphia and
Gai"-asye 24s 2is Cd and prime Ohio 25s 2js Sd;
American wheat5s Cd ais Sd per 20 lbs For Indian
the demand IL but m 1der,e scarcely sufficient TO
sustain prices md we quote both white and yellow Jas
35s. I'd per quarter
The transact ons in turpentine this week amount TO
loo Ibis at Is Sd for uerior to Is Cd per crt for
good Common American resin 3 I'd - 81. per
swt, at which COO bbs have been disposed II
Thomas Posthsleyvaite's Cotton Circular.
LIyERPooL, SA runpAY. june 80
We haze steady demand for Cotton this morning
Some enquiry speculation account Oar market IS
about y fewer than the highest point of Wednesday
The Corn Trade OF Europe.
From the London Mercantile Gazette. Jul 20
The reduced state Of the stocks OF foreign wheat
the lingdom, and the very sparDg manner in which
farmer have brought forward supplies have caused
further advance ia the value of the article notwith-
standing the neness of the weather and the generally
favorable reports respecting the gIosing crops IL
would therefore appear that the pros pect of future
abundance will scarcely counteract the elect OF pre-
sent scarcity: and during the time which INST yet
slapss before The harvest possibly bs really for go
therpg, prices may be expected Co be least sup
ported they do not advance May parties. usually
we'll informed saRgune Of furtlrr i'm
and that such would take place IN ming should
un:orunstely hereafter occar VI character to
ureaihess N regard to the growing corr, is almost
certain The potato blight II said prevail
extent In the southern and western parts Of the -lald
hut from ireland the accounts much favora-
Bile than they were fortnight sso aud as far
sent Appearances can be- r,ri upon. should
be disp"ssd 10 believe tha. the d's.4se Is much
lrts general than at the correspond dug period Of
last year u July should prove hot AID forcing,
."a,sssn av, irSoIpy De eoa%saesa Ia tae
ming of August Latterly farmers have been
sosey occupied hay making to have had its leisure
for other description OF work. but the
fields .ha have been cleared OF that crop may
peet slight incresse in the deliveries II .heat from
the home growers and are inclined To think that
foreign supplies will not wholly under
fear II scarcity The arrivals OF wheat eoatvse. into
London have certainly been very small, sni from
abroad We hay- hsd moderate receipts. An endeavor
was made nj the opening Of Monday market to estab
n,h material advance Fsctorr. tasing advantage Of
ths insguihcanse Of thu quantity sxLibited on the
kssex and Kent stands commenced by demanding
prices Is to S. per or above ths. current on that
day week they soon discovered. however that the
misrs we're Determined not TO that sdvauc. upon
Which they were Induced 10 Ia ger their pr-t.ns,ons :
Ultimately clesrancr effected terms fully 2s.
per quarter above those Of the preceding Monday -
Since then further change has occurred in quota
this mornsg interpretations were likewise unn postau
For the timer descriptions Of foreign whesta good
sy inquiry has been experienced On Monday We hsd
rather numerous attendance OF country buyers bat
they acted with much sauti-n being willing pay
.as,p, for such qusties az they wers obid 10 tak.
20 provide for their immediate Since then the
inquiry has rather fallen "a bat i'm pnrters have maui
fsed anxiety to press business snS the rise -tab-
hthed In the commencement Cf the week has been
maintained The mers have not altered the nominal
tep price oftswn. made -four. Foreign was Monday
held higher than at any previous period for time
ps 35s TO 36s per sack being asked for dns French
Of American Tbe sale was hsweyer. restrietei'
and this morning the article might in haze
been bought rather bslow the terms named. Barley
Of home srowtb has become very scarce but hsv.
still fair stocks of forsgn. and supplies continue to
drop in from time TO tiGne The business has been
principally in grinding qualtie. since our last On
honosy rather more money vas In partial instances
since slackened. aud several arrival. ha,iax taken
place within the last c~ days from abroad purchases
ni,ht have been made ON quite a. easy terms day
a. before The arrivals 81 cats coastwae have bsen
small, and from Ireland hsv. to h1ud hav-
ing however received up~srd- 4 IA 700 ore Of foreign
tbere has been no scarcity Of this grain. the
nepcement 81 the week there ZONE apBaaraace "
rally in prices but the utsequeut arrivals tuay
tsinly not higher - rrescpt tnsn o. the day week
The operations in beans aad peas base been
strictly retail scale aud guutstiOu haze uucrxous
shsprs requiring special notee The irish demand Tor
Indian corn has fallen of
Harb.t..
Lospos NosrY NsHNEr June %. o'ciook. The avr-
ltufa In crest Of Belgium " reprssened De favored
~ih the prospect Of unusually sbundant harvest of
every hind he Ergish stock MARKET 10 day l. less
ewing TO sales Consos have been done az 91 to -;
hut glys 70 ", * div for the opening Rruc-
I'd Three per Cent? Sifa TO New Three aud Quar-
tor per Cents a2t, 70 q E1chsque Bs a. - 49, 8ank
stock 1s3 TO ls3 There II little doing Ia the Foreign
Market, but IL 10 steady. Dutch Two aud Half per
CsHts blia 20 =, 81 anish tivs per Gents ~ ~ -,
Portuguese -Four per cents % to a. Mexican . TO 80
sI soupons Brazilian 81, and Ecuador 81. In Ra
way Shares busincf very Inactive, but the market is
steady
THEE o'ciock -Consois Tor the opening, 18th July
d. to- sx-div.
BtNS OF ENGLAND.
An sssoUnt pursant 90 the Act 5th aud sth Nictori,
ear. %, FER The week ending June %
ft-Vk uNFsErn8Nr.
kctss Stsed. a. ti15 tuycrnflent Debt. Gi 10
Other securities. 1.g-f.NU
Cole tuis aud tpl-
hDn.. ......... l0l5q-6
Si'sr Builioa.... zst6g
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