The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-17

Gon since our last report and prices quite nominal
Cofee-our transactions have been rather limited In
consequences Of the sdvicss from Holland net being
quite so encouraging. The London market also sig
nalines slight decline, but these accounts have not
Sss u.ns ss a
be snpossible to purchase s. Domingo coffee uoder
eiir and for 400 bags Gonsives to arrive by Pierre
bouvet, oSfr have been obtained The sales ef-
ected were $50 bags st Dornso at GIN 70 to o. the
AGO bags alluded to, by Pierre Bouvet ct 63ir 3so
l2e bags Java at illfr per 50 XII, duty pail Lard
remains without alteration the sales reach $50 bbls
American at 66fr rs per SO Kill duty paid Qusrcitroa
heavy arrivals FROM the States We quote Philadelphia
nominal, at 2oir and Baltimore at l9fr per SO xii
duty paid. Rice-No demand whatever and prices
nominal. We have only TO notice the pubic sais OF
500 bagsfrom &oulmein, ex Louise more or less "a
msged, at Cir rs to l2fr so per DO Kill, duty paid
Tslow remains In the position as noticed In our
iast report, the inquiry being almost at a stand
notes an imp, In rates, the sales being
2!c0 xii North Western at 252fr. So $40 xii do at
duty paid.
by the Cambria, which left Boston on the 10th ut,
our cotton market has respsed in dull state, the
more no as the advices from Liverpool announce
dropping nsrkst. Yesterday only few hundred bales
have changed hands Prices are about the same
Stock rs COO bales against 2S 600 last Whssoone
is advancing but rce ashes and other articles remain
CAlcurrA NAKKKr, Sept. Give have this year less
activity than usual in markets, supplies being less
abundant. In place OF prices having tendency TO
give way they usually do they mostly arm, and
In sugar higher since t1e mail came in Exchange,
too has somewhat suddenly gone up. and now touches
on Is Id. Silk comes in slowly and in small parcels,
finding ready sale at the highest rates have had
for some years ealtpere is rather dull and little Is
going to England few shipments of rice go forward.
Jute is selling WELL and tbs crop IL Of the b. ST quality
ever received. Cotton has risen again, and is now
two rupees per maund higher since July. Olseeds
cont nue. cheap. Corahs also wanted, and az full
prices. Nothing OF interest is passing in the opium
market Fatna rules at about 995 per chest, pend
ing further advic.s from China. The import trade
has assumed quite different position Nothing could
be more striking than the state OF the markets now
and what they up to the end OF last month
metals however, are still an exception, the demand
for them being more lfeless than have ever seen
IL at this of the Lancashire cottons be-
gan to rally when the oath OF J uly mail came in The
Improvement then was, however, tar from general
being mostly confined to low gray shirtngs, which
we're wanted beth on speculation and for Bombay. An
almost has since taken place ana the
counts by the express have given farther impetus
to demand. They have made the most timid buyers
come forward, and many sellers refuse to part With
their goods ct all The rise in gray shrtings four TO
eight annas per piece In white sconets it is five to
six snnas per piece. The market has not been aided
by accounts OF increased demand for consumption
nom the interior. These markets are, however,
acted upon by ours, and the country buyers have
latterly made great efforts to get into stock