The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-22

very low prices the United states will induce planters
circulars will show the prices this week Of Up
lands be Sd 70 SD while at the corresponding period
last year they we're bfd OIL
Lnrrract am AMrslcaN PnovIsIoS MAREEr-For the
week 'nliar March s, lsi3. Cheeso-AmericRn Cheese
h seen be iops1 and stock which OF about
small ues ~ now that have arrived irom the re-
Gently have beer .nt o. inIi prices Ola seems neglect
81 come 600 on 700 or have been old al 6 per bl and
there shout 1900 hrs more ia the MARKET OF similar
guilty. h. import for lsst month has been about 40
b-is Pork--A small parcel OF new from New York, has
vur snfst quotation thsFe mas been CONSIDER
able venent IN the articles several large parcels have
changed hands, chiefly Canadian. Lard-This article
Conues 20 ne taken Oh At iul prices as arriVesIae
imports beng OF good quality and siap.ed Tor culinary
purposes importers would DO well 10 keep IN view ha
the Psce O. this art Gle penjs upon the consumption
Smlng tae manufacturing populations and II realp NJ
well Favored parcels come orwsrd II VIII increase ms
consumption Qualities adopted Tor fosierS ana
use via always be Ruo,uating, so many arneles coming
into compei,ion with it.
LlvrRPoof MARCH s.-In oil Of TurpeRtinc there is
nothing e,.ert in rotaH quantities.. Palm Oh con,n-
IN steady emnni sales this week have been about
has become little more during The last few days
and he demand has improved; yellow candle sells IN
small paroles at 46s On saturday last ls5 casks and
box $ south Americ IN sold by auction from 1885,
for dark hrm sorts up TO 42S Cd for good strong but rs
ther brown qsalitie The stock OF South America
Tailow in first hands is now exhausted.
THE M.ruFAcrumss characterization the hating
trade at Ashton remains very duh, and the operatives
have had commence work atless wages than they had
two months ago.
BL.cKBuRSThe manufa turing business of this place
continues nat and the prices OF heavy cloths lower than
knew them before Masters have been Obliged to
reduce Id. and ID per piece. There is very fair
demand Tor come sorts OF goods at former prices
Tbs yarn market continues dull for all but prime qua
ties which sell verv well. The handloom weaving is
not to call brisk though there considerably work
than last wear at this time hut the operatives
have received notice of another reduction OF wages The
powsroom continue yet be fully employ ed,
but the hands reduced their for the most r
ngfauls and the factory operatives generally are re-
sewing less wages Mechanics, moulders, and machine
makers are moderately employ ed at present The block
m anil in rhnnd
BR.pFoRn-At Bradford piece-msrket, on Thursday,
there rather demand for fancy goods but at
was doing ana nr;cs were Maintained In the warn
market there rather demand, chiefly by ship
ping houses The wool market remained exceedingly
HrnE.-Trade does exhibit any symptoms of re-
there has been another reduction in the wages
HuppERsrrELp still the languor and gloom, which
have for so long been the most prominent features
market prevail end with present prospect OF any i'm
provement
LEsDs-The market in both the cloth halls at Leeds
last week said to have been the witnessed
In the coored hall there literally nothing done and
in the white hall the transactions we're below
rage even IN these duh times The greatest dependency
prevailed amongst the Manufacturers In the
no sales could be effected except at asacrifce
observation-disclosures in this places extremely dull and
there little doing except in cotton hoses and never, per-
hsps, was the country trade SO fiat at presenwhc s
also the with the sock branch. Yarns remain the
kst, fleece woods have somewhat given and Of
the growers have length shown disposition sbate
have AIKEN place. which Though the very
large in one nstance) has had depressing tendency
MASoHEsrrR.--The trade OF Manchester has under.
gone considerable Improvement within the past two
weeks the demand for goods has been brisk. especially
for wide cloths suitable 10 the East Indian and China
ke aud in some instances rather higher prices have
paid Yarns which previously in good request
been less inquired lately and this weeks business
been limited without however, any apparent change in
prices Altogether there is fair suppose
that he consequences OF the unwarranted
produced by the Of the East
are now nearly exhausted. lr. -nr
NorriSenAM-Though the present is the usual season
Tor an Increased ira IN this district in the
France OF the oldest sockinger, was trade in such
gloomy situation at this time OF the year information
reaching far back 1862 which year sockinger
from whom we Obtained statement went apprentice
1t pretty evident from ths long continuance the
deada Of trade, hat affairs will rel them
selves by their own buoyancy, finding their level
and that some great change must take place in both
foreign and domestic economy before the can be
restored q thy condition
BoeHDALE.-We are without the slightest improvement
aud there has bsen very gloomy market here to day bu-
the very few annes % have been sold have been dis
posed o. Al reduced prices.
srocKFoHr..-ws cannot report any Improvement in
trade rre the hating branch very little business is
doing, aud wages are very low.
HAysE NsFErT, Feb 2s.-Yeserdsy there was q good
aeodsnre OF bdy ers and lair smouat Of business
done, aewel supported rates and the situation Of our
market upsn the whole more encouraging than other
wise During ths month tho transac tons have been 70
.-.,rns. - 800 80 ooN ua' Sonsiueiaoy ue-
crseea; the outgoings since TIE commencement,
having amounted to 81 600 bsles, while the arrivals
IfSi trade
talng advantage Of the low rates OF the material
hes taken off large quantities and the other the opera
tons as well Tor export as for transit have in great
measure contributed to the activity that has prevailed
The sales fo- the week 1916 bales New Orleans at
so lo0f POI Mobile 57f 50 $500, snt Upland IS
OIL Total 45ol bales The inpors during the Pc
riod were 1861 bales all from n York.
Ashes Pots have declined first brands were
nal at 4ef. Stock 900 bbls pots 800 pearls
RiceBut little done in Carons lab tierces sold
at 81 IS PSF rs per 80 kio duty paid. There is no
change In prices 23e tierces arrived per Louis Philippe
Stock $50 tierces.
whalebone-s fiat, but prices remain the same. We
quote American fishery 2 20 per half kilo duty paid The
Louis Philippe brought a6 bdls. Stock 2s tons
Cofse-The market this week ms shown no animation
and Transactions circumscribed Prices never.
theless well supported Sales 1920 bags st Domingo
80 4ac; las Brazil 80 a AZ; 20 Havana soc.
Hops-The market is stsgnsnt week. and we conti-
niue the quotation a, l2f per so ko duty paid 100 bales
arrived per Louis Philippe.
ces look downward We quote New Orleans at 6lf per
so kiIo Lard has downward tendency and not worth
than 4 rs per 81 kils 500 bbs Lard and casks
Talow were received per LOUIS Philippe.
H.vRE. Feb 2a.-Ths market for Cotton continues &C.
tive and sales to day comprise about 2Oo bales yes
terday quotations Louisiana selling at 10 10 g. Mobile
At 50 to 3d. Georgia at s. to 6oi and Foridas at SO h
coriing 70 quality, ~ Hides good business continues
to be going and 1900 sailed Pernambuce sold 55and
1854 sailed Buenos rs fr rs fir Tallow
duh OF sale and lower prices have been paid 10 600 klo,
grams New Orleans obtained 81 lot of 900 at a. and
II 900 at AZ ir per 80 Kilograms
Feb. 25 -Cotton-The sales to-day 1900 bales con-
sng Of Louisiana at 50 TO 81 E Mobile at 81 to 81 fir
Georgia 66 fr per 90 Kilograms Is2 bbls Amer
Pot Ashes purchased at ~ fr per 90 Kilograms
for FIRST sor 10 brls New York went at 49, h for FIRST sort
Pearls nominally quoted at 49 to 5t f 100 terces
half DO Carolina Rice disposed of at ~ to 22 f.
ROTTERDAM Feb. 22-47e packages Of Georgia Cotton |
sold 10 day at % Several transactions have
taken place Tobacco but the prices have not been
ported.
AMsTERpAM, March There has been little passing
In Cotton and the character of the trade continues dull
Our present quotations for American 81 to 80 For
Raw Sugar have had lively inquiry throughout the
week, and at public sale sc advance previous
hro g TO Qc.
the inquiry for Tobacco has fallen off and Tic have with
difficulty been obtained for Maryland.
AvTwERr. Feb 2s.-Some speculative business was |
done in cotton lasl week ) Carolina Rice has been |
bought I2ih so Kilograms