The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-15

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LIVERPOOL CorroN MAnkEr, sh March, IsA-sales
and imports OF Cotton from the ID inst to this day inclu
sve together with the stock import sales and quota
tons the re- Pc Min period "a N lsas ia. This k
Sea Island, Geo 1890 2o oso $50
New Orleans, lls9OO ls62OO GAO
Mob'e Ala. & Ten. 10000 sOs?0 $3.50
Total sales 1880 5OO49O 5000
This includes sSS spectators and 5000 700 for export
During the early part Of the week the demand very
limited the trade strictly confined their purchases to the
supply OF their present wants and SPECTATORS mac
tive the sales to Wednesday evening only about
$500 bales. On Thursday the demand improved; some
limited speculative made, and the trade
bought rather more freely. This improved demand is
not exceeded IS 0s6 bales.
American descriptions freely offered but they
without material change in value. The quotations for
iar" qualities are the same as on Friday last.
request and they dull of sale last weeks quotations.
Surats are also dull at former rates
1000 bales OF American have been taken speculation,
and 100 OF American, and 60 Of Surnt for export.
LIVERPOOL CorroN, March s-Another account -27s,
bales taken speculation this year. 1910 bales for
export and a4o $50 bales by the trade 900 taken on
23 100 bales by the trade. The transactions this week
been very moderate and in most the turn has
heen favor OF BUYERS but this does not appear much
today in the early part Of the week. the market is
steady than it then, and the demand has
increased Spectators have taken 1000 bales of Ameri
can and the trade $40 bales OF all The sales
day $500 bales of all kinds 1000 bales speculation
the market closing with rather rmness 100 Ameri
can and 60 Surat Tor export.
LIVERPOOL CorroH MARKET, Monday, March 1.-THE
sales to-day amount to from 5000 to 5000 bags Of which
eculators have taken 1000 bags Tho market is quite
firm at the quotations Of Friday last On Saturday 1000
bags were sold 1000 on speculation and on Friday the
sales 5000.
MARCH IL The Cotton sales for week ending sth
instant Is 030 bales including 1870 American Specu
stors took 1000 American For the three days that have
since elapsed the sales about 900 bales We do not
lter quotations Sales have doubt been made
concession, but deem needless notice such, hol
lers generally being firm in demanding full prices that
any increase in the demand would reestablish
rates Yesterday and to-day the market is somewhat bet
MARCH i3-Cotton sales to-day 5000 bales at extreme
prices-of these 1000 were American.
LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. March s-Rce-3OOO bags
East India sold at los Sd for Madras and lbs Sd 4s Sd
for middlng to good white Bengal, being advance Of
I'D to Is per cwt. Tea-There has been good inquiry
for black and green Teas at last weeks rates
nut few parcels offering on the market Dyewoods-The
sales OF LogwOod trlhng at the quotations $50 tons
avanila Fusc have been taken "a to "a Is 81, and
100 tons TampcO at f5 2s Gil to e. 5s also $50 tons
Lima Nicaragua Wood fI2 SIS to fi3 lOs the greater
consisting of two parcels from the quay f2 los
per The demand for turpenn is regular and
public sales this week comprising 1900 bbls have gone
oE with spirit at Is 3d. which is advance of Id per
vt on previous prices No sales reported in Tar. The
of Montreal Pot Ashes continues improve and
advance Of 81 per cwt has been Obtained27s having
given for 200 bbs Some small sales Of Pearl Ashes
also been made at the same price Cloverseed is
lu Of sae and the business done this week is very ri
ding at about previous rates No sales effected in Flax
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Nothing OF importance has transpired this week. To-
pacco-rhere is fair demand and this week $50 hhds
lucky Leaf have been bought within the last days
the London marke to Come down here for export -
small sales made in Flag Annao at SD to I'd per
| b. QCercron Bark is rather higher 90 hhds having
sold at 9s per cw Prices for both Madders and
Roots continue steadily to- advance. The demand for
dive Oil has continued good and upwards of 300 tuns Of
various descriptions have found buyers this week esab
fishing advance generally last weeks prices of los
20 2Os per tun The transaction in Fish Oils continue
a or l.
Grafton Lnseed Oil is in better request and holders Of
ae Rape asking higher rates owing to the advance
seed Some large transactions have taken place in Oil
Turpenne both for present and forward delivery,
advance the quotation Of last week holders
sk 26s per Upwards Of 300 Palm Oil have been
old at f29 f29 los per ton the greater part under
tood to be for export and some speculative inquiries
been disposed sell at the lately current
Hemp there nothing except that Jute los low
SO bales Of fine quality brought GA los but 100 bales
reported at EI2 los per ton Talsw has been sold
advance Of Cd per cwt fine Petersburg yellow candle
having realized in small lots. Ais Sd to AIS Cd and New
York 40s to 40s Cd cw American Lard continues in
moderate request at 32s for fair to 33s Cd for fine qua
ly Gran-Wheat and -four remain dull. but without al
iteration in price. Oats and oatmeal rather lower
LONDON Conn MARKET Monday, March live had a
better supply of Essex wheat than last week. although
moderate The condition much affected by the damp
samples made the rates Monday last Free TO-
regn dull last weeks prices, and in bonded
lid hear of any thing being done The free board
inquiry increases, but buyers unwilling to comply
with present rates Fine mailing Barley is slow sale,
and interior sort Is lower White Peas, as well maple
and grey sell about the and there is alteration
in the value of Beans Oats dull at last weeks prices
LIVERPOOL CoRS MARKET Monday, March 1.-THE i'm
ports of grain -four and oatmeal since this day sennght
of moderate amount those OF wheat include about
400 quarters from Berwick upon IT, eed During the
period two three parcels oil wheat have been Ia
ken for the Interior but the local mlers have bought
iousy and the whole, the business has been Ii
ned scale and where any change has occurred in pri
ces has been rather in favor of the buyer The few
parcels of sold have brought the of last week
but oatmeal must be noted fully Cd per load cheaper and
mas met anguid demand 22s ID per 240 lis is the
Top quotation Flour has been equally neglected, and
nay be bought on rather Barley has moved
slowly barely sustaining its previous value No change
regards beans peas. No transactions reported
the bonded market.
STATE OF TRADL.-LEEps- The supply of goods at
Cloth Halls this week has been very small in such articles
in present demand, such low wool black cloths
in common celors; low qualities in blues and tweeds
which taken of very freely both Saturday and
Tuesday; but fine goods although little in de-.
nand than they yet very dull of sale Prices
are stationary but upon low goods in consequence of the
alvance upon WOOL there is considerable advance Blu
has rather improved in the warehouses during the
M.ScursrER Friday.-We have had very dull and in.
intimate cloth market this week-the trade continues
quite unsettled anu prices of all kinds the turn in ia
vor of the buyer; whilst printing cloth must be noted
81 below the rates Of this day fortnight Twist
also in favor Of the buyer for all export numbers, but
not quoaby lower.
ed to reard the operations of the home merchants in their
purchases for the spring trade which Is generally expect
ed to be than the average OF several past and
the stock OF goods in the market il low there Is lar
prospect OF healthy trade and present prices fully main
aimed The demand for yarn being fully equal to The
Wnn there IS no accumulation and the contracts
or warren delivery have been made at last months prices
During the week there has been a degree of languor in
ne wool market but there is disposition shown
cept lower prices
HuppEHsrIrLp, Tuesday. market TODAY partool
Of the general Improvement OF the last few weeks and