The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

slight decline in prices Of nearly all descriptions h,
taken place On Friday last there was slight reaction
but was merely sufficient to prevent the market goin
n lower and on the Tuesday following trade qui
so lively TO buyers, however English Ir.sl
aud Foreign wheas duty paid we're disposed Of to IA
les Of Irish realized advance of Id per 20 lbs te,
p. ,els OF Foreign were also taken for irish account
Flou of this day week with rather Improving aspec
reney, v, Malt, Beans and Pease though little bushes
In Barrie "sn,, prices remained unai,er.d Oats bein
Was aP, ed supply, continued to be held firmly an
c. n,anr iaities are noted I'd per 40 lbs above GU
h Iast ""oa1s, Oatmeal the demand the close Of tn
49,, h, s I'd the advance then stated Of State
Flour in bond pbo 500 bbls have changed hands ct D
Cd and 200 to arrive. II Ipew o~ ors cargo e r..
base. nrce not r.nor5 400 tons Campsachy CT los.
and 20 tons onuras at Is cargo Of Gaboon Barwooc
GEO tons sold at s U.s. cd and Al IONS 'SnS
60 at Go 6s comprise the rest OF ,;r"s. s,..a ,.
HIDns-The market for Hides COZ Which ,se .nsr,
portion Of wha, was brought met with ysss generally
at fair prices $500 sailed New York bro~. 'ia
| per ID ,
Ols-There is an Improvement in the value value OF
Newfoundland Cod some considerable IRA Sae" os
hs as sAe ~et 9ace ha of ua s A It
and los more is now generally required d! noic'
srs Seal Oil ia in limited request at former rsS. rae
Rape and Lnssed Oil remain steady, without alien 10
prices oil OF Turpentine meets ready sale at ths rs
PRovsoss-The import of butter is 400 frkns. Al
though there continues good consumption for this
article. still retail and wholesale dealers buy with
viii be perceived that our import has fallen ii very
considerably and the season may be considered as
nearly over; it will be some time, however before
We receive any good from Ireland, and really fine
Butter meets fair demand at high rates, but mddlng
qualities are offering low and their value is only be-
ascertaned by close inspection Beef and Pork only
In demand for ships stores the latter article has
been again advanced Is Cd 70 % per barrel In the
Irish markets the cure is short we have not heard
OF any thing having been done for export. Bacon and
lard are in good demand the late advances both articles
RrcE.-Nothng of any importance has taken place in
American Rice since our previous report small amount
OF business has been done in Carolina at the quotations
SEEDS About so tierces American Clover Seed
sold early in the past month at Cos 70s but for parcel
quotations are in some degree nominal About 400 hhds
New York Flaxseed disposed Of last week for
ing, at obs to Dos, and some Canada at ass per hid
IALLow.-There is good demand for Tallow the in
curry last week as principally directed to American de-
scripons, for which fair prices obtained good and
ne quality bringing 4Os TO 40s 81 per cwt 200 casks
South American sold during the preceding week at
SOS to 36s Oh for inferior and good North American
SOLO Dv auction at 4Os per cwt
TAR.There is very little inquiry for Tar. but prices
remain the same as last quoted
TuRrENrINE.-The is regular inquiry for this srti
Gle in some degree owing improved demand for
Spirits OF Turpentne and prices have advanced 6Oobs
the week $50 sbls disposed OF at the high price of
6s Id
ToB.cco-The transactions this month are larger than
was anticipated spectators having made their purchases
in very quiet manner The market on the whole has had
flat appearance and sales from other have
rates. still prices generally toerabie steady 27a2
hhds have changed hands, viz ass Virginia Leaf 800
med 232 Kentucky Leaf 1869 stemmed and 8 Mary land.
Spectators have taken i2a7 hhds s4 Virginia stem
med. 965 Kentucky Leaf, and 69s stemmed Imports in
Stock on hand is March is44 i4oa@sams period is4s,
1862 Deliveries in March, 1874 liy7-same period lsi3
81 for Expectation, March, 1884, 2Y6-same period isia,
AMERICAN PINE TiMBER-The import this month consists
of three vessels 2o22 tons OF St John cargo the
early part OF the month, Of large average said to
have been bought Spectator Sd per foot and this
week Of 20 inch average has been sold at higher
rate hut the price has not TRANSFERRED By auction
early in the month"; 10 900 feet OF st John in the yard of
so feet average was sold at l6d to lid foot and this
er size at sid to I9Id per foot Quebec Fine beng all IN
the hands OF the trade moves off by retail at i6d to lid
Red Pine l6d to l9d The demand throughout the month
has been fair though not animated had been hoped
for.
STATE OF TnApK.-BARr,LEr.-we are glad to say that
the home linen trade at this place is briskcr than has
been known for some years previous
BRADFoRp The worsted trade is not quite active as
tendance Of buyers at this market Thursday, and
good deal of business done at late rates. though the
German merchants bought less freely than Of late The
yarn market exhibited the partial brskness and
prices were scarcely SO firm as OF late
HALIrAx-We have had good demand for piece goods
of late at steady prices; for there has also been
toerably brisk inquiry 10 woods the transactions have
reGenty been few and ptses axe not quiz. So euoyant
large amount OF business has taken place since pre-
vions report and prices remain steady.
HUpDERsFiELD.-An influx of metropolitan and Irish
buyers has occasioned increased animation in the de-
mand for fancy goods and sty les patterns
ready SALE There is also tome mov in the demand
for the ner descriptions Of psin cloths in fast coos The
wool market is rather queter than has been lately but
prices rule much the same.
LEEps-There is still considerable brskness in the
woolen trade and the demand increases the
older The home trade shares some improveme and
rather more business is doing in the warehouses;
HAvRE, March % Cotton very dull, and prices have
undergone material Decline though stocks do not in
the demand has likewise been limited. and prices
have slightly receded in consequence OF the dull
ness OF neighboring markets sugar, though not
brisk appears to have come a stand and further
decline having occurred, and buyers appearing
cined to In Indigo the business has been
but trifiDg
MAnsrlLLr,, March 2s-United States cotton owing to
the uniav orable reports from the leading markets is quite
neglected Rice mantains its previous value Unrefned
sugar exhibits little alteration, but the small stocks limit
the amount OF the sales.
AMSTERDAM AND RoT rEnpAM, March 26.-OfCof some
of the pale and ordinary Batavia is still offering at last
sales prices whilst the superior and cooury descriptions
remain in good demand at advance. Upon the whole
the market firm In Sugar little is doing parcels Of
Java being on the market
AsTwEsp March 81 of Coffee there have been, in-
GLIDING public sales Of damaged about bags sold dur
ing the week 81, Domingo isagan somewhat lower, but
Brazil and other descriptions have realized former quota
tons The business in Sugar has again been large, and
stocks likely to show material reduction at the end
again for export and prices lower In Cotton no ransac
tions upon record Rice less in demand
HaMsuneH, March 26 --Coaee-The lower qualities de-
clned early last week. but since then they have ex-
perenced rather demand at slight Improvement
the superior descriptions have been in considerable
quest higher rates. and business has altogether been
good to fair amount In Sugar extensive purchases has
taken place. and white Havana has in instances been
sold dearer. Cotton neglected. speter in better de
mand.
In Chancery.
Before the Vice Chancellor.
APRIL 22-DEcIsIoNs.C Charles Crane Joseph O'Con-
ner In pursuance of order made this the
ceiver MIR David Crane sold certain premises in Frank
street tne property OF the defendant to Mr. Sevn
Franklin. Upon examining the title it appeared there
were certain judgments outstanding against Michael
OConner who had assigned the premises in question to
Joseph The Receiver under these circumstances pre-
ferred a petition to His Honor the Vie Chancellor for
general directions The main question, however, was,
whether the judgments against Michael OConnor
liens the property or not.
CouRr-I am of opinion the judgments against Michael
did become liens upon the leasehold property and that
the purchaser from the Receiver will get title free from
any claims which the judgment creditors Of Michael may
atempt 70 set up Until entry and possession Michael