The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-17

s1oLrERronT, FROST AND CO.'S REPORT.
isvEsFpce Apra !, 1855
We have nothing say about business except. that n
restricted before We still under the effects OF
The crisis, which now reacts upon us from ABROAD and
th must continue Tor some time longer. II Is Va TINS way
that manufacturing poru s.iol, which The nrst
stance renamed TO great cxont exempt FROM n'c conse
quenoes OF the crisis, IS now reschei by lhem
Tue imports, Sc., OF cotton into Grca Brin during the
last three months were
,-LF5e,t-, Hea''D~,oeri,. ,-E-p2-t-, 81 sa,rl !.
r.:S "a s,;sSS. Z; Z; sSyys. s,sS1yys syS. - = ssNsS.
And the comparative weekly deliveries wore
"a Bse.a w. Iasia. D. I.iir. I1Ta. fotd
=. 5s5 5s% sg. ss ~ ~ Sss s LIS s. .;ss 2Ss 'r:''
The average weekly consumption Of 1885, wa
ts ssi% ". .sd'o. = .ss'a' 'gg.. ,, r. h,,l
These comparative tables show an Increased import
oel sursi, increased stocks and deliveries, bat de-
he co,on market opcned as dull as II had closed the
business done during the nrs few days chiefly done
by exporters. There was great desrc 10 SELL paucu
lsrly the qualities OF American coiion which are
supcrabundaht, and The Consequence wa sreai Tregs
rRy prise resulting Ia further decline, making diie
renee OF "a PER To- within the last fortnight, other do
scrppens iad per To- lower, except the better Ncs
Oricsns. which are becoming scarce. Yesterdays DC
maEd WAS lsfse, amounting 70 LOCO bales, but va
freely met whch considering that the import during the
month exceeds 100 ovo bales hardly matter Of
m Brszls and lay p:ians are without change snrds
nave me, wth les attention than herei.ore Inc decline
IN the pice OF the inferior qualities OF American cotton
hkoy 10 Affect the value OF surats We quote orcan-
tar : d, mddlrnr o ID. Mobile iair d., midiAns
eood Ordinary of an lnew) ID. 5si lodays sale
20 SUO0 bales, OF which AGO Daio are Tor export
an on speculation. The market closes unsiisfsctory.
hNuf,fJ, The little Improvement In tone noticed
last eoCk Old not hold long the market n again irregular
end dull. Yarns have had attention a decline Of
I'd Ter ih b bcieved thai n the cotton market be
comes steady many orders hand here would be acted
upon. Meanwhile tbore rather more lills standing
stu.
The weather has become very genial, AMI within the
laz two days refreshing rains have been experienced,
they began to be very desirable, az many part OF the
country suffered severely from the long continued
drought All The country markets dull and lower.
We had fair attendance ut Tuesdays market; there
unand lees than usual many trade revlrn.
ed without purchasing French wheat was 81. lower;
piices OF American nominal, little beng done 10
that description. reoch and English -four Is lower:
rotLing done IN American n salos had been pressed
prices would have given way. Indian 1d I'll.
lower
1hc stocks OF American -four have become very large
Consequence Of the heavy imports and the absence of
demand beyond local consumption within nnmc.
da,e vicinity the only descrirtcn at all called tor s
eStrs Western which will sell at rs. per barrel
Wdha limited demand for sugar prices have reccded
6d per cwt, 1000 mat Msurtus Cos 3as Cd FOR low
te good brown, t7s. iss for crystazed 800 puns
IsGo Il ON Philadelphia brought iSs I'd. per cwt for
quality outy paid duty les id. cwt Conec quiet Inc
Demand oY Carolina rice continues 100 casks sold az Us
a2ts Sd. for mddlng 70 good More doing In dyewoods
the low prices OF las, week eootons log At 80 i6. s.
rs I'd for 81 Domingo apd fs los 90 los for Jamsica
s5O tons Ssvapns Spanish fustu at fb rs Ga
Common rosp rather desrer, say 4s 81 g. Gi bns
~ lbs o.. snail ssts Of spirits VI turyentiGV al sl