The New York herald., 1845-04-17

Drls New York at public sale realized ass for first sort
Pear 24s for second and Sd for h sort Pot 236 br
OF Conada chiefly sort Pearls 25s second 2as
6s sort Pots a4 Sd to a5s secsnd 2as Cd ass third
2os and stained Ais per cw Cotton has been in limited
request during the last fortnight, but advance Of Ad
per lb which was previously realized is still maintained.
Mesls-There has been but little business transacted Of
late either in Scotch English Iron further slight
decline in prices has taken place Pig in the Clyde is
Wales l6s to 1905 British Bar 1905 aOOs and Railws,
Bars 220s 10 225s better demand Ia expected to takt
place shortly snd advance is looked ior At Liver
$50 265s and Pig in the Clyde ut 1O0s cash. Foreign
Iron quoted at last weeks rates In steel and Iced lit
prices demanded; Banca 10 held for 7s to 73s and
Straits SO TO- o Spelter asked for and sales made have
gone slight advanceon the spot parcels held for
f22 f2a Is 3D. and for delivery f21 92a 3d. Cop
per is Arm at f9a for British Cake fss for Tile and Ell
Butter are very small, and holders demanding very
high prices; there are however, few buyers OF irish at
Ss%snd; nrcea are on he savanoe and American quot
sos to Cos cwt Hams nre more saieabe at eos to
per cwt for Amercan For American Darreiisd re.
tierce e. lbs India Mess Es 10; Mess 80 6s Mess
Pork to 60 Is bbl India Pork "a It's 81 per eroe
old inoia Beef E3 Ss old Mess India to e. rs 3d. Mess
Pork fl to o. American Cheese is dull SO per
cwt, duty paid. RiceThere is good business doing in
cleaned Rice a firm rates. Caroline brr gs 2ss to 9s and
Patna l4s 10 ls per cw The supply s small at present
Tallow-Russisn Tallow is dull, and has downward
ing fallen cT those sorts maintain their yans auction
recently 96 casks North American realized sos "a to SIS
exhibit little no
Turpentine There is good demand for Roughat 8, to
Cd Spirits are a more wanted at G p,esus s IS s 81 na
cwt for carboys.
| LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, March i4th--Next week
to s ON o IN .ns
bonding syssem This will set free vast quantity OF
cotton belonging to consumers. which is now lying here
awaiting that event. The very large proportion which
lies in bond has given, during the last few days
little additional mand to that which ia duty paid still
the transactions in bond give to the buy who isDcned
to whit for free delivery sdvantage-the amount OF
DUTY being about equally divided between him and the
seller Our quotaors ecegnize this difference and aim
medium between the prices obtained for cotton
in bond and free Ascompared with last week our tran
been sufficient to prevent the market having dull and
dropping appearance With regard prices there but
demand brought before the buyer greater range of
quties for his selection and in some instances at
accouns, but she will in all in probability. be here to.
night or to morrow msrning 10000 American, 4oo su.
and 500 Amer,can for export The sales ef the week
From ,hs Circular of the United Brokers1
The demand has become more moderate, and the mar
ket devoid OF animation there is, however, little
change to notice in prices excepting for American de-
msnd iuli prices and sure steady Spectators havs
taken 10000 American. 600 Egyptian, end l400 SuIat
| 50. 700 bales.
REPORT FOR THE WREx ENDING MARcH 20.-The satis-
factory state Of in this country being for some tune
self more question of quantity ;that
question to the extent Of the American crop. In
Ssa s% as
looked for with unusual interest was not considered
that her accounts would actually settle the question Of
CROP but give such indication by the supplies at the ship
ping ports whtn compared with former years. as would
allow of fair inference to s total extent sppesrs
that the quantity received bales more than last
year. and bales ess than in the before that
The year Of the greatest supply isas gave crop Of
All parties from these few figures may draw their va
! rous conclusions. Our own impression ID a. before
inSiy large but add to our existing stock and sbun
dant supply for both Europe and American until We
Of the packet on Tussday have been simosat
a stand What little has been done has been done in
small loa to keep the mills going until the Cotton 10
quantity free from duty and this has been transacted
at somewhat easier prices $500 American have been
taken on speculation, and zoo American for export The
number Of sales amouRt to lS, $50 bales.
F;om the Circularo the United Brokers)
account of derabe increase in the receipts at the
various ports and the uncertainty to the period when
ded suspend business ard American descriptions being
more freely offered, have further declined Ia ID; all
tons saecuators have taken 5000 American, and ex-
porers 700 American. Total number of sales, 1880
REPoRr FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH s-[From tn
Circular of Messrs Geo. Holt 1.-The quotations Of
Cotton in this market have already been given at the
long, or duty paid rate and during the transition
from duty paid to Free quotations have had reference
the value OF the former than the latter. At the
same tme since the budget wos brought forwsrd very
large business has been at the long price for Cotton
lying in bond from which price the seller deducted the
situation as he would be by purchase made at this
Ia the remission of the late duty sie falls
scale Of quotations, given this day when all is
free CT duty will show as compared with last week.
places cotton before the buyer st The lowest price last
year this be not strictly so, comparison with the be-
ginning Of acember last when fair Uplands were Quoted
Tnrae Amor n
be ony about AI above that period Of de-
preston. 1900 American have been taken specua
lFrom the Circular Of the United Drokers.l
The market has remained inactive the week
the business having in great been confined to
the wants Of trade Ame rcan descriptions freely
on Of the led per h. the amount q The duty the asol
ton of which came into operation Saturday ast cur
descriptions, with The exception of Bshis, which are
scarce, are heavy OF sale, slig ht reduction speoa-
or have taken 300 American, and $50 American have
been taken for export The total number during
| the we+k have been % 920 bales.
| LIvERrooL MARKETS, March 2e.-Ashes--There has
few parcels have been Sold the prices Of Which are
not reported Bark-2O0 seroons OF Peruvian yellow sold
by auction at % Cd to IS 70 per h. Csrn-Hsyng
any country buyers at exchange to-day, and
our htme misrs being, with very few exceptions, en-.
rey the ,eserve the trade for ell descriptions Of
sheat remains dull in the extrsme at decline of per
10 lbs; and had ssies been feasible beyond limited ye,a
cases at somewhat iar.her sss,smant Sack n,pr a.
so beirg equally difficult TO se pominaiiy rather
cheaper; barrels both free and in bond. almost wholly
| neglected Barley, malt beans and peas, in limited
request and our last quotations supported OATS in the
absence Of country dealers ID to ID per as ss
aud participated in the general dulness applicable TO oil
other articles Of the trades whilst oatmeal upon slow
| limited demand was unaltered in value. Dyewoods-
| rha principal business done has been in ogwool Of
hch 400 tons Of Cameeschy have been sold som f7 %
81 Ia per ton according to quality, aud 80 tons 81 Do
miDgo at E5 I5S per No sales reported In iustc or
Nicaragua wood OF sauders wood only small Let Ma
res has been taken a, f5 l0s ten. xeedA par
Gel Of 200 hhds sold ct 70i per hhd Lard-Amercan
still and in quence there is no business 10
report Metals-A very extensive business continues TO
be effected in iron market opd prices continue 10 i'd
A. the preliminary meeting Of the Stafford and
Shropshire iron held at Woverhamp.on, the
10th instant, it unanimously agreed to advance 50
sheets end hoops and 40s per ton ba
rcd, &c An increased demand exists for railway blrs