The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04

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The Prince returned 70 the Prefecture at quarter
gsst ~ ocaock esoorted BY his stat and the esvsys Of
the foreign Poweu
Some orders for expertssion have been receive !
during she past week, but not in sufficient number
to impart any marked activity to Parisian industry
Owing to the influx Of strangers gners and
preyincials-the retail business has been rather
brisk. particularly in articles Of nveames and It's
suS. Tho jewelry branch ID STILL however, at q
complete ktand The fair of Beaucaire opened under
the most Herable auspices Tho Rouennefes and
the tissS and woollens Of Alsace in the great
est demands but the prices demanded by the sellers
were SO exorbitant that tho buyers kept back. in
the hope Of compelling them to lower their prcten-
sops before the close of tho fair Some Of the most
extensive manufacturers in the departments have
received orders, which will keep them employed
for several months to come The sale Of raw
materials was less brisk than last week ut Nantes,
Hsvre, Marseilles, and Bordeaux; and little or no
business was done in articles Of colonial trade. The
price Of -four continued to Decline Notwithstanding
the efforts made by spectators to check The depres
sion 1t is now nearly certain that the harvest will
be abundant. The best -four lost from 81 to IT. per
sack since the LIST inst, and that Of inferior quality
nearly Of The price Of cattle was maintained in
the Paris markets, where the sale Of meat has di.
minlhed considerably during the last fortnight,
South of France are to the effect that the oidinm
tnck0y had manifested itself in a great number Of
vineyards in the Heraut and Gard, where the vim
tago was considered to be seriously menaced by
that disease The pr0prietors accordingly refused
to sell the wines and spirits still remaining in their
cellars, and hence the price of both considerably
advanced. At Bercy the price Of wine had not
yet risen, although tho accounts from the join
the produce was not expected to amount to more
than one half that Of an ordinary year. Little
business in silks has been MS yet done in Lyons
St. Etienne. and other markets, although the ar
tn1A hon, lad ,l.1t
flax crop, which in Flanders had been menaced
by the bad weather in June, has recovered and
was most abundant 1t is, however, inferior in
quality.
Piedmont.
The Parliamentary session of the Piedmoatese
Chambers has just terminated, and the Legislature
OF that country stands prorogued to the 18th Of
November. In spite Of the difficulties with which
the government has bad to contend-a Ministerial
crisis which deprived M. d'Azego of the ablest Of
his colleagues the hostility of the clergy, and the
impatience Of the liberal party-the result Of the
session is satisfactory and the progress of the re-
preventative system in Piedmont real and tangible.
Markets.
MANCHESTER STATE OF TRADE July Cove have had
very quiet market to-day and business consequent
ly limited, In yarns the demand for India very
slight indeed but warps and water twist in good
prices remain firm. For goods the home trade houses
were those mostly nquring. The exporters to India
nave not receives any encouragement from recent ad
vices but the news from China and the Brazils is of
better character and there is promise Of good trade
both those places for time.
LyEnpooL CorroN MAREET, July 90 Tho sales of cot.
ton day are estimated at 900 to 5000 bales of which
1000 are taken for export and 500 speculation They
include 100 Pernam and Maranham at 81 to ~ $50
Egyptian ut 6s to ~ 25e Sura at 4d to Az and 80 Sea
Islands ut l61 to esd The market closes heavily yet
prices Of all kinds unchanged. Tho imports since
Thursday are 45 OCO bales.
LIVERPOOL Com MARKET, July 20 The weather during
the past week has been intensely close hot forcing
the growing corn crops towards maturity and have
cons. queny had an inactive business, with almost
mina prices. The imports Of grain and -four this week
are not large but fully equal to the moderate demand
we have from millers and dealers. There good
attendance of mers and dealers ut Corn Exchange
this morning whose purchases of wheat and -four were
on moderate scale, and to supply present wants, but
made up better business than tor several market days
Wheat recovered the small decline of Friday, and well
conditioned flour supported the rates of this day sennht
Indian corn was in small supply and fully dear Oats
barley beans, and peas without change Of value.