The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-13

The decline prices for the month of january was Id
per ID for American, and in Brsziiisn descriptions
LIvSnreoL CoRN EXCHANGE, Feb. l3--Duripg the past
week the supplies Of foreign wheat and American -four
have been considersble of oatmeal from lrelsnd We
hsxs hssn oo, oaer ne
transactions which have occurred in market have
been on % exceedingly limited SCALE and prices Of most
articles have had tendency downward The proposed
change in the Corn Laws has produced no msteral ef
feet upon either prices demand Good foreign Whest
has met with moderate retail demsnd Il late rstes-
Barrel Flour has been in limited request at our last quo
tationa Oats end Oatmeal have found few purchasers,
and are rather lower The inquiry Tor articles has been
pirsd Duty has been paid during the week ls7 quar-
terra foreign and 40 quarters Canadian Wheat quar-
tiers foreign Beans Is quarters Canadian Peas and le4
barrels Flour. There fair Of dsalsrs st
market this morning, but the transactions which
the price Of Wheat Id to and Oats Id per bushe Dat
meal Sd per losd and Flour Cd per barrel and seek
spestively Other articles might also have been pur.
chased easier terms. Aversges-Wheat 390 quarters
40 81; Oats, 229 quarters, 2ls5d.
LiyERrooL CoRr EXCHANGE, Feb ls.-At our market
hi: day there wa: excessively dull sale for oil articles
in the trade In the few retail sales OF wheat which oc
Cured decline of "a to 81 per 7olbs submitted to-
and free Hour OF even the best marks scarcely maintain
value the former fully Id per 4Slbs the latter Cd
Other articles met with but few enquiries and
BLIsroL sUoAR MARKET, Feb. l6-we continue In the
same uncertainty with regard TO the intentions Of go
and which any regular Suse. IL S
the transactions being limited to q struggling LOT now
and then 70 supply the immediate want. Of he trade
and for which decline Of lsper cwt has been submit
tedto.
MAScnrsrKs Ccrrox MAaxEr, Feb. Is-Our cloth
market is still in declining state with little doing in II;
whether the decision of the government ON the corn
laws has produced this further depression it hard
to ssy but such 10 the Our manufacturer unable
or unwilling TO pursue any longer losing business
commencing the giving Of notices for further redue-
ton in wages, which, IL carried into effect, from ap-
psarances the hands have alternative but to submit
the reduction since 1873 will amount 70 upwards Of %
an sd1snce in wsre Thsp wis marks
indeed and there hopes Of the trade
until the spring shipments commence by the large
{ BiRMfsoHAM CoaS EXCHANGE, Feb. Is During tho
present week whea. has been generally held for
rates good progress might be made Mailing Barley y
:alsable ct former prices We have still very little do
Ing IL grinding parcels Oats can only Be sOd By sub
nominsly a. last market day Avcrsges-wheat, ia
qrs bushel Gas l0td Barley, 226 qfs bushels 100
RocHpAIr FL.rrrL M.nxrT.~M ontay~To.day has
been Of the dullest markets have had this
irregular business Those who have been obliged to
sell have done at considerable sacrifice. The Wool
market has been still the Piece market, and prices
stationary.
LrEps Tuesday markets are still in a most de-
pressed The the laws introd uced
By Sir Robert Peel long delayed and much hoped
for has nplecly FRUSTRATED Things are at stand:
orders withheld, and none expect amendmant under
present The anxious query Of every one
now m,-wbst shall we do next1 On saturday nothing
done In halls today (Tuesday) was little better
Further reductions are submitted to- and brought
step NJ arer.
HALIrAx, Frp i9-WooLLENs.--There was a desirable
difference in the demand for goods the hall day from
that Of the last three four markets. the msnufac
urers did not press their goods and prices remain an
changed.
HupDsRsyiELp MARRsr, Tuesday.-Trade still con-
nues In adreadfully hful state In this market all
parties are alarmed BY the dismal prospect before
IN short there scarcely ever in this
sststed market day Deep and loud the thr eats
and complaints Of nearly ell parties that
should refuse to relax the prohbitory system. As
sales and prices, is vain to quote There Is literal
no businen doing; and the condition Of tradesmen is
daily growing worse.
bnApToRD, Thursday The demand for all kinds o
Wool is very limited every appearing DESTROYS to
use up ~ closely sPossble seeing prospect Of i'm
proved prices being apparent II any alteration in Yarn,
u for the worse Short time IL still adhered to- and
thus preventing any accumulation Of stocks. Prices
hrm We sorry that cannot announce the slight.
eN Improvement in the demand for piece goods. The
merchants appear quite disposed to buySg TIL
they what relief 10 to be afforded TO the commeren
world. Should this continue few weeks, u viii tend
10 dsprsss the condition of the operatives still more
the manufacturer unwilling TO produce goods
cent 10 order Of which learn but few have been CIV
en- out since last Thursday. Prices are steady.
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