The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-02

only disasters anticipated The failures arise It Ii
understood in some cases, out Of speculation In oorn
and cotton.
'LrrxrooL CorroS MARxrr, Tuesday evening, Aug
2O.-Tbs excitement. of 10000 bale day in cotton
90 600 bought by house, has produced its natural
staple and prices have declined full I'd per 10 ;
yet this begets no life or animation Some say IL Is
only the commencement of s2d. decline and others
more firm, laugh at the chicken. hearted policy OF
some holders who cry out before they are hurt. We
think quietness shoud be the Of things for
we have lattery written, until the Is ad
vanced all calculations Of crop futile; but 1t
not be overwhelming, and may be under average.
sales yesterday Of 5000 bales AID to day 1000 chiefly
to consumers
MONDAY, August l9.-The sales on Saturday were
25co bags Todays sales are 500 bags, of which l5oo
are taken speculation and for export. American
cotton is lowered since Friday I'D per ID for other
kinds the fab is "a per ID The arrivals since Friday
are eight vessels from the United States
MANCHESTER, Tuesday evening, Aug. 90 The de-
mand for fine yarns continues usabated and further
slight improvement in price must be noted, whilst low
numbers are the turn in favor OF the buyer The de-
mand Tor doubled yarn for the Bradford market Is still
good and prices fully supported The export
houses to Germany, OF coarse yarns not doing
much. no doubt expecting slight re action in the
Liverpool market which they fancy If it takes place
will enable them to purchase ON better terms. Spin
ners, however are In general firm, though ia few
perhaps the contrary may be the In cloth
the market cannot be said to be 80 firm for some
descriptions. The home demand is great, indica-
tive Of the prosperity Of the working classes
The dyers are very busy, and good autumn
business is with confidence anticipated with this
nearly ali descriptions fustians vevsts is good
though the from the lowest point Is very
siderable in veyets it is equal to 80 per cent The
stock Of goods by means large except in shirt
ngs for the India market, and in these more inquiry
is on foot.
HAvRE Corros MARxEr, Aug. 1o-The market wa,
exceedingly dull. The sales up to two o'clock were
only IS bales. Prices remain unchanged Dealers
waiting advices from America.
CALCUTTA MAREErs, July 2-The home commercial
advices come little more encouraging, although
they are accompanied by symptoms Of the still un-
easy state Of continental politics The news should
aid in the restoration Of better feeling In trade here
At present We only report on previous transsc-
tons. There was no improvement in business here
before the mail came In markets were in dull and
cheap freights, and a settled exchange, the demand
for exports rather larger and more general Produce
now and prices for the most part remain
to markets and induce extensive operations.
CANTON MARKETS, June 20.-Imports.-The trans
actions in cottons though at low rates, have been
considerable. In other articles little business has
been done. Exports-Teas.-Black:T The new Congou s
arriving fast $50 musters in the market Of which
20 chops have arrived 1t is said the teamen would
accept 20 taes for the FIRST class chops but we have
not heard of any offers that rate ~ to % tses
being the prices talked Of by the foreign merchant
with this difference it will probably be month ere
the market is opened The quality is generally good,
and very few of the terry favored sort. The transac
lions during the month have been principally In Can
ton tea for England for which market have
been made; OF young Hyson 5000 to 1000 half chests
at Is to "a tass and GOO half sonpowasr at -
good best Musters OF the crop Ming Ysng have
arrived but have not been put ON the market as yet
OF plain orange Pekoe about 900 half chests
down but price Is named for them. The stocks of
old tea but little reduced since last rep rt,
and consist of about 5000 chests of Congou and
souchong held at IL 20 IS taels and small stocks
of Ming Yong, Kokue and plain orange Pekoe. OF
country green there Is about 3o00 halfchests left
Raw silk-Some Of the crop has arrived and we
quote No. 29s dol, No 2273 dol Cassia-6o0 pculs
bought for the United States at Sl4 80 to Sl4
so but the remaining tock is held at SIG Exchange
and London. a. n nd
l. Company's Accepted, 222rs.
sHArGHAE MAHKErs, June 11-Imports-Our market
yet shows appearance of recovering from the
shock 10 received by the famine last year though
the healthy appearance OF the crops omises bounte
Gus harvest tports-Teas-No transactions The new
crop Is said to be abundant and good Raw silk-s00
bales sold at last months rates The new crop is re.
ported TO be of superior quality, but deficient In
quantity to late years 440 dolls. Is said to be asked In
the interior for equal proportions OF Nos to 2. silk
Piece Goods-Can be purchased at slightly lower rates
Exchange and bullion on London, 4 "a to4S.