The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-16

los lO6; Maryland Elves, 81 Canada Bonds,
Skies. l0lt q 1921
We have no indication of the state Of the mar.
ket, except from the quotations.
COrToN-The Hibernis's news caused slight
impslse to the cotton market, which subseq aently
became lfeless. Later and more favorable news
from India having reached Liverpool on Friday
caused the market to assume very animated ap-
pearance, the sales Of the day being about TO- 600
hales, and the market closing firm at the prices
current al the sailing Of the steamship Europa
The sales Of the week were A 600 bales, of which
30 COO were American. Spectators took 1000
bales, and exporters, 1850.
BREADsIUFFs Me ssrs Gardiner ~ Co.'S Circu-
lar states that The arrivals OF -four had been very
heavy. and had caused decline OF 81. per barrel,
and I'd. per bushel for wheat. AT the decline
The transactions on Friday, 4;h instant, were very
large.
CoRN.-Messrs Maxim Il Sons Circular states
that there was good dem ind for export to re md,
up to 2ss for yellow Anne ricaa, of which few par
GELS rt ained on offer Prime white had become
very scarce, and was much inquired for; il would
bring IN advance. Few floating cargces were
offering. Corn meal was quoted at is Cd per
BARREL with moderate d. maid
Provisions -Bees-Trsnsactons were limited,
aD0 prices were In favor Of the buyer. POik-More
activity prevailed IN the market, which was bare,
except IN prime mess, under 3Ss. Bacsn--rhe
msrket being bare OF qualities under 30s., the
usnssc tions were very hunted Shoulders con
tnued III demand al very fail prices Hams-No
Improvement IN prices or demand Lard--Sales Of
100 tons, at full prices Cheese, N good, aad in
good condition, readily obtained very full prices;
inferior qusiities were pnsaleable. Taow " ~ in
good demand, at Cd. advance.
SUGAR Very active demand, at full rates, and
in some sorts ~ Cd. sdv .nce.
MolAssEs Large sales have been effected, at
CoFFsE.-The demand was active, but holders
were hrm At previous rates.
TEA.-The improved demand OF the previous
week continued. and good Congo had further adj
yanced one h-ifpenhy per ID Greens were more
inquired tor, and prices were tending upwards.
NAVAL SToREs.-No sales Of turpeUtiae or tar.
Rosin was Ia good demand at the extreme rates Of
the previous week
ASHES 700 bh's of pots sold nj 3is. 81. 35s.
Lott at pesrls we've taken ut So
RiCE had slightly improved in demand 300
heIces Cafolins sold nj 1885, 81. l9.. 3D.
TOBACCO was IN good request, a. improving
prices
QrEGcrrnoN BAnK.-A slight advance had ben
establish nd
Ons.--ln olive II fair business had been done, Mt
scveBciug Estes. Cod held at Els per ton
L,Dsttd, limited demand, at sligaIy reduced
prices
LInsEsp CAKE was active, at IS. advance.
The iRos MAsKET was unchanged.
FRElGHrs were rather lower, and passengers
were abundant al previous rates.
TUE WooIIEN TRADs-Me-srs Brown a. Ship
demand for yarns from Germany at fail prices, bat
tbefr WIS itle doing tor home consumption Most
descriptions at goods were unsaiea e, except at
rsinous prices, and the stoppage of looms con-
s.qu' D'iy daily extending.
Behring'S e Brohrrs' Liverpool Circular s,ys
The Mhuchesttr accounts represent that market ~
without animation, tor yarn, hut that no ocss
pressed uINn II. Piece goods were dull, with
GbI' muneratlng pr'Ces, and the stock was OIL
the iscr' sse. There bad ia the isst month been
decline equal 20 abou'2i per cent on warns, and 8
per cent on goods, from the highest point, and
there did appear sny reason TO expect any such
improvement ~ the demand there M to lead tn an
hdvtnce IN the Liverpool market, unless So ne
trefh disaster attend the nsw crop Of cotton. TIL.
sshscn the 9TH were 10000 hates, aud with ac-
counts from Bombay 81 consider ,ble nse there
IN ca'fon, and an advance in goods and yarns, the
market closed with more brmness-
HAvEg MAREgr, Octoh.r2.
CoTror-The H,hernia's adv;ces caused mo-
rn'Etaiy activity IN the Gotten market al litvre,
on Tuesday, the let Inst. bIt IN. general tone of
the market Afterwards was rxiremsIy dn,l. the
sales for the week E6 bei-s. rnr total
ttcct in port ou the Both MI is stated 90 be
81 37i bales, Of which about %. 600 were Amrri-
can.
Afnks.-Pots are firmly supported, with good
de ard.
Ia c. rprx. prices have advanced, the new. rom
He'll. nd bcinR considered more favorable.
For QrEhCTTRos bark there IL more inquiry
RlcE continues inactive, and pricrs or, n ,minal.
oAR.-Lsrpe impcrts'icns have created con-
aide fable lapguor.
TAILcw T. quiet, and neglected
NHsLEBosK has M, with further decline, in
cone, qu,nee Of large importatinns.
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