The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-29


Nessrs james Dewitt Co. their circular ofthe 18th
Of july remark a. follows regarding the cotton Market
The armsce noticed in last circular was quickly
lowed by treaty Of peace between France and Austria
These events impaired unusual activity To the Market aud
prices have advanced Ld. to upon our Last quota
tons but at the close lat evening there evidently
time haes continued zoe osr ns
somewhat BY the unsatisfactory terms Of the seteert Of
p s ss ws ,s The he s: rn
all kinds this week have been 40 900 bales the sales
including ha. sent from quay direct to spnners
speculation. TO say the Gales amounted 10 900 bales
the market closing steady they give the stock Of Anne
in 1858, 1857 and 633 900 in 1856 The stock
Of all kinds amounts to 6s9Oo0 against cal 900 in 1853
goo 10 1857, and TIC GOO in 1856. The Nanchester
market has been very lively under influence Of the
restoration OF peace coming simultaneously with advces
OF continued activity and advancing prices for manulac
with considerable augmentation in the business doing
for Germany Prices under these favorable features have
dearer than this day week. Regarong breadstus and
provisions these general remarks do vary materially
rom the purport Of the newspaper accounts already pub
James McHenry & Co., under the same date, remark.
respecting provisions that the few saes made during the
week have been at irregular and declining PRICES fer all
articles Regarding breadstus they say the quotations
for wheat and -four quite nominal importaons from,
saeabe at full rates. owing 70 unsatisfactory reports Of
the state Of the oats and potaioe crops
18th instant, remark foIows-We have passed week
Of much er and activity In the cotton market,
cured such rapid succession The excitement has not
been confined TO this Market in Manchester business
has been on very large scale; and material I'd.
established, both for goods and yarns. For Aneri-
descriptions Of the middlng" and better classes
but in the and dusty grades the advance is not
more than from ia. 70 I'd. per pound. We now quote
bile; I'D, and Oreans SID They remark further that
the deliveries TO the adeor the amounted 70 900
bales They note the sales Of the week the enormous
extent Of loe7so bales, and the average weekly con-
sumption taken from Liverpool for 1868 1t SIS bales
arrived in Liverpool with is, 7ss bses of cotton.
All the other prominent circulars bear testimony TO an
at the Improvement previously noticed
Rch.rd.Op Spence Co., Robert .cxasin sOns, chas.
oil bear testimony to nearly the same facts regarding
breadstufs and provisions which may be measurably
Ahya Co. in their circular Of the 18th inst OF bread
which bringing forward the wheat rapidly; but is
dy Tor spring corn and root crops The very heavy de-
cline on wheat sehark Lane on Monday as IS. per
quarter) brought large number of country lers
decline. Holders however, showed no disposition to give
way further, and fair business resulted in wheat q an
d Flour 70 per D es y
indian corn was firmly held, but transactions were not
large The announcement that treaty Of peace has
S as sssn Il sss
Cd and Continuance Of the very ne weather the
trace to be very angud, and In the almost absence on
TSe dry weather holders Of Indian
corn 70 demand q small advance, which. how
ssms,E as foo~s,fhe announcement OF peace hss
greatly ADDED to the previously very dun st.te Of the
for !. snS ssd be
sidered quite nominal TO sell quantity doubt very