The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-21

ness has been done during the last month although TIVE
three buyers have been IN the market for Virginia Leaf
which higher than the continent prevented bust
For home trade and bonding also but few transac-
lions have taken place No offers have yet been made for
the cargo per Thor, for which 2ls are asked
LIVERPOOL Corros MARxrr, April 3.-The sales on
Saturday were 5000 bales, inclusive Of 500 specua.
ton and to-day the transactions have comprised 1000
bales 500 of which have been taken for expectation.
will be perce reference to the foregoing reports
that very large amount of business has taken place
within the last fortnight, and that notwithstanding
abundant supply prices toleraby well supported
to Friday last The advices by the Great Western
steamer which arrived Saturday have however had
asomewhat unfavorabls effect upon the market holders
have evlneed anxiety to SELL and American Cotton
has in several instances been purchased abatement
ofnearly u per H., from the present quotations.
MARcH 81 .-There has been an increased extent of bu
sness done this week. and prices have been fully support
ed the market continuing steady Spectators have
taken % bales American exporter 1000 Amer
can and 400 Pernams IL ol0 bales OF American $40 Per-
ami 80 Bns have been forwarded into the country
this month"; unsod and 500 American, 1900 Pernams and
800 surats the late fire. Sea Island and
90 stained do declared for auction Friday next The
sales today are 1000 bales OF all kinds The market is
not so lively
Names Give have had a very large extent of bust
doing this week but producing only slight advance
in prices at not more than and that general
The demand has been fully met The market decidedly
more STEADY and as such closes todsy specula Ssao
bales of American and 500 surat and Madras The sales
today are estimated at upwards 5000 bales Of all kinds
LIVERPOOL AMERICAN Provision MARKET April g.
There have been extensive transactions IN old beei ana
Pork during the month"; at prices VARYING according
for what remains in first hands New Beef as well as
Pork, meets ready sale at quotations. but the arrival
have arrived Old picked Hams are near
ly unssleabe The soak Cheese is much reduced The
last public sale was not well attended but considerable
quantity taken, well selected, at extreme
quotations, With large arrivals of Lard prices have
purposes have ready sale. The finer in
demands the last pacel offered oOo found buyers at sos
ss cd per cwt There are inquiries for Grease But
LATEST STATE OF TRApE-BoLror-The trade begins
to ourishng aspect Counterpanes have received
Improvement during the last fortnight and weavers
begin to be fully employed. though but at very low
wages For musins and power loom cloths there is a
considerable Improvement in demand, and slight ad
vances realized in prices Cuttings steady, With
avery fair demand Cotton yarns in greater demand
than they have been before during this year All the
mills working full time, and extremely busy,
stocks being very low, The bleach works OF the town
of every kind gradually becoming more and more
brisk.
BR.proRp-Yarn Mar Se There no alteration worthy
OF remark since last. The spnners acting with
great caution and only producing to order which sau
tsry measure will prevent any accum1a tion.-Piece
Market Since last Thursday goods have been
moved than for time past and the operations Of to-
day are fully more extensive We trust now be able to
report gradual improvement which will tend to work
well for the unemployed Prices continue very low and
barely remunerate the manufacturer.
HALIFAX MAnKEr-The demand for goods here on sa
turday fully brisk sometime past and the
price OF both sufs and wool about the
last quotations.
Hosiery LACE TRAprs.-The effects of the Spring
bobbnne branch and have heard Of several additional
hands having been set Upon the whole, the fancy
trade may be said to be in fair states and have heard
Of some slight movements in the plain branch though
still continues much depressed and likely to remain
unless great change should take place in fashion.
LEEps-We glad to be able to report an increased
demand for goods of nearly all descriptions and particu
ariy for good cloths of the finer qualities suitable to the
spring and early summer trade. And not only has the
business of the village manufactures improved of late but
there more animation observable in the warehouses of
the merchants chiefly connected with the inland trade
yet cannot report any material in prices
HuDpERsrrFLD MARKEr.-There was again pretty
good attendance merchants at this market Tuesday
and the amount of business about equal
that OF last week, as far regards the Clothhall but
there business done the warehouses with
gard to finished goods.
RocHpaLE FLAvxrL MARKEr. March 27-Therei is little
or no change ia the piece market to-day thing
tnues duh and fiat the demand for goods has been
limited AMI the buyers are offering less money. Wool is
on the decline manufacturers buy very sparngly
HAvRr, March ga fair business has been done in
cotton and prices have met with steady support.
Cotfons-The generally improved feeling has given
impulse TO prices which have realized advance Of
faa on u e. ordinary and middling descriptions, to
which attention has been Immediately directed.
The greatly amended character of the intelligence from
Manchester and Liverpool is the principal cause Of the
amorated aspect things here aud present there
seems to be probability that the Improvement which
has taken place will he carried still farther The i'm
ports of the bales and the outgongs s24a
bales stock is now dalv decreasing.
The sales from the 23i TO 3st March 125l7 bales
Of which sl New Orleans 5ss7f l404 Mobile 50a7sf
and 36ie Upland 5l 5oa7sf Arrived during period
rs bales.
.ashes-Prces of Potash have declined. 222 brs lst
brands sold at All SO kill duty (S2 paid Pearl
Ash is offered at 49r but no buyers.
Rice-Cs -olina Rice has recedei. Only 400 terces
partly to arrive found buyers 2Oa22 IS per kill duty
Q.s7tf paid. Stock 600 tierces
Whaiebone-Five tons American fishery, Southern,
were run off at 70 2os2 ,27t per Kill, duty paid.
M,RsrnLEs, March 26-The business in United States
cotton was limited the principal sale consisting OF
330 bales Florias Georgia, and Mobile Of quality some
what below ordinary, which went at price could not
quotations about the those of Havre. The
cotton sales this dav have been large, they have ex
ceeed 5000 bales and prices have advanced 2r since sa
turday last.
RouEN, March although have arrived at
the most favorable period for manufactured goods
there Is still little activity prevailing in market
Prints farfrom improving difficult sale than
before, AMI it is at the price they selling notwh
standing the low Of the raw material impossible
for msnufactu subsist. or white cscos some
sales have been effected since the last eight days for
colonies, but at equally wretched prices.
NA~rF.. March 27.-Our prices for tallow have con.
tnued TO decline. New York has been sold at 56r. Dis
count steady, and long bills easily be placed
at ~ to per cent.
ArrwEur, March 97.The sales of Coffee during the
last week included 900 good ordinary ST. Domingo al a.
and $50 bags ordinary and good ordinary Brazil at 49,
9l to 20i cents In unrefned we had no variation,
and the sales OF the last eight days limited to 500
boxes yellow Havannah at lbi to i6f in bond and 400
bales Pernambuco, OF which the price did not ranspre
Cotton continued completely neglected and prices unal-
tered Rice inquired after and bout 500 tierces
New Carolina found at - to 1915 200 bags Java at
81 ST. bags Bengal oa all per kilos in
consumption Pot and Pearl Ashes were dull of sale:
Hides met with rather more demand. About 1000 sailed
Buenos Avres and Monte vdeo and 5000 dry ditto have
changed hands in the OF the week at different cur
rencies according to weight and quality.
HAMBURG March 24.-We have had a tolerably ami
mated for coffee this week and the sales have
comprised 100 Brszs ordinary at 3l6 sch, real ord
nary at 36 to 56, good ordinary at 81 TO and good
ordinary coored at 81 to Al sch. 2700 bags Havana
went the good ordinary al good ordinary coored at
~ fine ordinary at 81 to ST. and fine to St SCH
Unrefned sugar has been in request 800 boxes yellow
HAVANA have found buyers the former at 81 and the
latter 81 10 81 grot; $40 chests brown Bahia 81 grot
Nothing OF importance has taken place in Cotton and
Hides, on poor inquiry have remained nomnaly unal-
tered in value
AMSTERDAM MARKET, March 2e-Of 672 hhds Mary
land Tobacco whch yesterday brought TO the ham
mer 52s hhds went AZ l0 TO 42t the at "a
800 packages Porto Rico leaves s 49, average
27 1853 do in rolls at as to ass 60 Cuba leaves
.Al.1.n 20 do a.