The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-13

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on the morning ofthe 10Th inst from New York, with
dates TO the 10Th January the only arrival this week from
the United states
Lt,rnrooL, Feb s-Corros-Our market this afternoon
assumed healthy tone and holders generally evin
ced less dese,c push sales the consequence of which
tendency prices TO advance particularly the
common sorts OF American. The sales moderate in
esent amounting 20 SO bales, including 7s' American
for ulsuon and $50 sura st to 81 and 100 Egyptian
Fss 1-our msrke, to day has presented no new fea.
ture The business done moderate in extent, the
sales amounting to 5000 bales including 1900 American
on speculation, and 400 surat, at Sid 20 3id
Fss s-Our market has lost that irmness which it as
sumed on Monday and there evident desire to force
sales The business done to-day 5000 bales Of
which 1000 American for export and 1000 specu
s'ion The sales comprised $50 Macco at SD to 3D. and
os fernsms Otd Prices OF other sorts the same as FIJI
FEs. 9-There was no change in the tone Of our
Ret 10 day the sales amount 10 30oo baes inclusive oil
500 American for export In prices no change can be
ted
Io-The sane desire to sell which has
the market Tor weeks has continued throughout
the present this also has been accompanied by
steady demand daily from the trade and by fair inquiry
the Isrse quantity offering close with little change ex
cepting perhaps In midling qualities those AID
and under which, from being offered in the greatest
abundance upon the market have in instances been
again sold AZ slight reduction. II impossible to
account Tor the continuance OF the present pressure
cep BY OF positive orders from the other side based
upon the expectation Of large CROP and yet all the ad
vices hitherto received upon this point seem quite as un
Brars and Egg p,sns continue very duh of sale and S.
rats by Of fall in American descriptions are
much less in consumption and demand.
The sales of the week, with 5000 bales today and
heavy msrket amount TO - $50 bags including $500 A.
merican speculation, and 700 American for export
The quotations. according TO the standard adopted by
the Brokers' Association are far Uplsnds atd fair Mo
bies AID, and fair Orleans aId per H.
The import Of the week is II All bales.
LivEsPooL MARKETS Feb. -Corn-Our market Of
Tuesday last influenced by Sir Robert Pees recent avow
nj that further change in the corn laws present
contemplated by the governmepp firm regarded
IA fffy ol NH rt lot
vance Of Id TO ID 20 bs but the sales of this day have
proved imted and the trade generally has been inactive
sustained the quotations OF the Sd The foreign arr
walls owing in degree to adverse winds have been
qmeriean Prorsions have had better enquiry for
pork since the 4h inst and several parcels have been
sold for the West Indies with the view of their
being bonded there for sale previous the 9th April
which day the colonial will cone into operation
Beef remains unchanged and have nothing farther to
report regards butter. At public sale the 7h inst
cheese went of slowly at reduction Of 2s 20 per w.t.
the finer kinds. Lard in good demand at full prices
kegs quality not first rate sold by auction yes
terday at 40s. per cwt.
Querciron Bark-some transactions have taken place
in this article tic during the week at steady prices
qualities, OF which the market is bare The sales Of the
week have comprised 1900 bags ordinary lOs mddlng
and fair l2s with 20 terces inferior Carolina las Cd
per cwt OF cleaned rice the market is dull at for
first quality Carolina and 2as for seconds las to lis for
middling to fine Bengal and lis Cd to lbs for seconds
Tobaeco-We have had fair enquiry for tobacco this
month but the demand has been mostly confined to Ken
manufacturers have taken about 200 hhds strips
at barely steady rates and nearly 900 hhds leaf drawn
the London market have been bought for expota-
oh 10 africa Oh ne iatter description we nave more on
hand at present. Prices generally remain unchanged.
STATE OF TRApE.-MANcHEsrER,F Feb. lO.-Our market
continues exceedingly depressed and the daily trapsac
in and manufactured goods very limited In
several descriptions OF yarns there slight decline
prices and for manufactured goods prices are rregu
lar and with a declining tendency.
YoRxsHIsEIn the cloth halls at Leeds last week there
literally nothing doing in fine goods and in low cloths
hnd tw eeds the demand had fallen Oft considerable in
he warehouses there was very little doing and on the
whole the prospects of trade are now worse than thew
were few weeks ago. In the foreign wool market low
md middle sorts were in rather better request and prices
ration either in demand'or prices In the Wakefield mar
et during the week. there was scarcely any thing done
either combing or clothing woods but the Ipply Of
The latter was scanty that prices we firmly sustain ed
At Huddersfeld there was little improvement 1t il
aed that trade stagnant as it can well be- and that
he prospect for time truly dsheartening
he wool market equally depressed with the clothing
rade In Bradford piece markst fair business
arms there was no material alteration The Transactions
wool continued t, be of the same limited character
nd prices We're barely supported Noils and shorts were
toieraby good demand but this was attributed to
ne dimihishea Production IMAM 10 any other cause.
RocHpALE-There is very little change in market
oday. For weeks back business has been fat In
eed, since the year commenced, every thing has been
ul and the sales of hanncls yer limited The wool
market has been still dealers very willing TO
hediate use only.
Lr,cEsrrRThere has perhaps been taiae mora do;ro
cotton and worsed hose during the mast week INIT not
sucb an amount as 70 jusv ne in speak;n1 If ,rod ~
nnroved In woods ana warns there ;s not mncS do;n
rices remain the same On the whole so dull lamar
as perbaps never been known as that Of the nrese,
ear owing to the of shipping orders and demand
the home trade.
HAvsr CoIror M.Rxrr Feb I've continue IN 70.
Give large imporations last week we received "a III
ales The sales amounted 70 40 bales. Tins tbe stoct
ontnues 10 and is estimated TODAY AZ lao OO0
ales in all hands There has been coed deaf OF actv;
in the mark Of INT tofortupatelv oupg "a The concas
ons which both holders and have been ohlg
to make to the BUYERS to induce them to tho
su has been decln of not less than two Confines on
eror descriptions and four cenmes on verv ordinary
nd ordinary v centmes on good ordinary and four on
,;t courant and all above ire narl a. has hocoa 80
ery irregular that IL is almost mnossble IN establish
hing like fixed prices from one dav 10 another The nor
hrbation with regard to the article is general and in
v cease when the sellers show less anxiety 10 sell
nv price To give YOU an idea of the present state Of
e market a large holder sold ON "wednesday one thou