The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-22
DscLAEp VALUE 81 THE ExrosrArIoS YsAr
fal, 500 ,369 f4O.73S. ISL
Total,

II would from this that the only things
connected with loom manufactures the export Of which
yarns sleeps wool but little diminished How clearly
this points cut the of foreign countries TO
materials of and things in the Hrst stage Of
the maturing prsces; they will also take SALT the metals
all OF which have increased except iron and steel hard
and tin plates Do not these circumstances indicate
that the speculation Of forcing manufactures upon
foreign countries by the bright example Of lowering
duties their produce is absurd and hopeless
LONDON Psopucr MARlsTs, March 8 - Cotton Yester-
day large public sales were brought forward
sistne OF $500 bales Of surs 2400 Madras and $50 Bow
of the Sur and Madras bought full ~ III
small portion sold realized the market value Since the
cept for the Sorts which I'd per lower
Tor Surat and Id to I'd lower for Madras The following
will show the result viz 25o0 surat sold ct 23dto sad
for low and ordinary SD TO 81 for middlg COOL
fair $50 Madras Tnnevey sold ut 70 I'D for fsr good
fair $50 ditto Western kind sold Sd to SD for ordns
goods 80 Demersra sold at I'd sid for very common see
dy and stsned and Gid There has almost
entire suspension of business by private contract this
week. buyers waiting the result Of the above sales
Rce-630 bags Beprs were offered by the hammer and
all taken in at lis Cd to l2s cw for middling whites
being full rates.
Turpenne-spirits IN demand at tull prcss. and the
hold hrm In Rough sales made end the lest
rivals being landed the net being disposed To
give previous prices.
Tsr-Tbere hes heen little business dom. in this article,
and prices barely tanned About $40 barrels Stock
holm said to have been sold at ia Sd per Dbl
Tohacco-For Virginia leaf another dull month cen
ation home trade bonding end in all above $50
bhds having been sold at about the previous rates. holders
stsndng Arm on the quoted prices expecting better de-
mand the season advances for ell purposes and the
accounts from America still the forthcoming crop TO
be very inferior and prices being rather this advance
there il cannot he expected that any material alteration
in nquotstions will take place uness ncress
Ell demand should arise for the better descriptions hich
might then advance in these qualities No foat
ING cargoes offering expected present stript Lesf
Little business done In these, which accounted tor by
the stock being small and only in second hands who hold
pm n NQ W nm
Kentucky leaf in little demand not above 500 hbds sold,
principally Of good and middlng qualities Mt from SD to
AID. For common descriptions but few inquiries were
made and these lower prices than the holders will sub
NIT to- No alteration he noticed in prices Csrgoes
Tor msrket-Nore ct Offering but two vessels
ssid to he loading New Orleans and ay therefore
he shortly expected The home trade have Continued 10
buy freely of srpt considering the present prices
low and Of which they have teken about l4n0 hhds at
from 4, to SID leaving but few in first hands Ma
lard is In little demand The 6nsr qualities Of
Neg robead still maintain their prices 81 iough but little
doing. For common and moudy, Of which our stock
chiefly consists SOM inquiry has taken place but at low
vsDa and Cuba Leaf-Good qualities for home meet
with steady densnd hut for export nothing doing Bs-
vana Segars esdv former prices with but Little de-
mand. in other Tobsccos no alteration
LoSpoN Con, MARxrr March s-wnh only limited
supplies OF English Wheat unable to note any i'm
psovsme.t TINS morning, me trade CONTINUES dull ct
most limited sellers could not promote good sale
AZ small dtclins.
LivKEpooL Corro~ MARxEr-wsek ending Feb. IL
lar extent OF business has been done during the past
week the sales amounting 10 al 9O bales of which 1000
are American for speculation and 1000 DO tor export
zee close the week heavily AZ further reduction fully
H. per 10 In American piioDs but especially
for quantities below 4td from the rates current FRI
sale and the former he considered quite nominal
At cur quotations. which II lower than those Of last
week surat have also declined u per H.
Week ending February %. The low prices which have
sttsrly been submitted to or Cotton have duri1g the past
week encouraged both aud specus'os 20 op
crate freely and unusually large business has eeen
lone the sales amounting IS $40 bales Of hich lao
are American speculation and 1000 American and 400
surat and Madras for export Yesterday end day
ever there has been less animation the market than
previously, though advance of per ID, which
established early in the week for American descriptions
generally Is msnia aimed In other kinds We have al
teratien to notice.
Week ending March s. dull heavy feeling hiss cha
rscterized the market during the past week snd decline
Of III per h in American scripons noticed in
preceding monthly remarks has taken place from the
nomnsy without change but the general dunem of
he market gives to the bnye nominal advantage in all
bse. which American have been taken on specu.
alton. AM 200 American and 40 Surat for EXPORT.
rhe import o'ihe week 10 sisa bales. The commi''ees
quotations to-day Tor fair American follow
~, AZ Mobile and Orleans, Al per ID. Imports
LIVER DOL from Feb. 10 to March l42l previously this
y rear, 206 326.
ton trade have prices reached low figure within ID
DER H. az the present Heretofore, cotton has always
be obtsined at 81 the ID The price is now <ld The
estimated crop in the United states will range ron
100000 bales 10 320O00O; l070 600 OF wnicn nS'esI
ready been received into the port OF Liverpoo ana ye
this heavy receipt me sock 10 LIVER
pool onlv shows incress- OF 30 600 baies t2s2o00
against 272 900 in 1912 last yrsr with every mill
n work and an increased consumption OF near 5000
lies ner week The general state OF the country may
no., nerbsps wars speculation, but we cannot
GOOD reason to Justify further depression in price.
~ IS are the United states arising OF the
..n,. ~ the planters cotton s nov losing aver
,s ,ey cent per b. fully 10 per Freights
Lane s3i cent the value in New Orleans and
uoh,le Il shouid b. borne in mind that heavy receipts
arly in season DO not always Indicate large crop;
nd II they do it is remarkably. fact that though
az of tn computed crop has been received into the
ors should only have excess Of 20 900 bales in
is the laryss srket the article If low prices in
extended consumption surely the present will
iry the truth OF the assertion We have doubt
lat other parts Of Europe and the United states will