The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-16

flour The scarcity of Oats has enabed the holders 70
obtain Id to I'd advance The sale OF Oatmeal hos been
moderate. without change in value.
The only change in the dntes on Foreign Grain Is Q
reduction OF quarter Peas several sales Of Anne
rcan Flour have been made in bond at liza to It's 81
barrel.
Al this days. market there was fair moderate retail
OF last Tuesday We make no change in the value OF
Irish or Canadian Flour OATS from their scarcity, oh.
tanned the advance noted shove, and Oatmeal in some
sold rather higher. In Barley Beans, Peas
there is no change to notice.
LIVERPOOL PSovIsloN MARKET, Dec. n.-since our last
report the transactions in Butter have only been to
moderate extent the dealers seeming inclined to reeze
their late purchases rather than hold large stocks at pre-
sent high rates Holders remain 6rm many feeling con
ddent from the light stock and large consumption that
prices viii further advance Bacon has been rather
INQUIRE. Ior and prices are the turn higher Mess FORK
very scarce Lard also scarce and wanted.
PRIcEs or AMERICAN Provisions AT LivEsrooL.
~s,. "a British Foreign
BeefU.s mess. RI BIB. Tin bond)asassl
-, a." Canadian per Dol 1880 2sprcwt s. prcwt
fcsk oaaaa,sn per- ii On sS.ss
ss sms per s"' duty PAID 1ssa do i4,do
Cheese, +" 40sSA 1854 do los6d do.
Lard, \" sosaa 6ldo Is do.
Butter. lin bond) e.
r. : Canadian duty pad> soss4 .. do. 90, do
LIVERPOOL MARKET, Dec ll.-Rice-There 10 less in
curry tut the sa rs reach $500 hass at los Sd to TO-
,r oxen and lis otto las for fine white The sales
Rum continue limit I'd, owing the scarcity
and higher prices are paid Demerara "a to SO per Cen
has brought 50 100 to Is per gallon Tea-Ihrough
out the week the market has continued firm, and
business has been done $40 chests OF Bengal Indigo
were brought forward of which only about 80 cheats
found buyers at 3D. TO al h. under the last London
quarterly sale upon the mddlng and good, and at par
To trihing decline the lower Sorts Dyewood -
G o
Euc are reported a. ga s. to f5; SO tons clean solid
Nicaragua Wood at 81 10 Ell los 30 tons Lima at ELS
TO Els los per toni and 0U tons Gaboon Barwood price
not reported. There is still very good demand for Tur
pentine and 25t0 bbs have been sold at IS Id to 81 d
being further advance of Sd to 81 per cw the finest
qualities Tar sales reported being left in
frst hands Pot Ashes rather lower 500 bbls
having sold at some reduction upon last weeks que
tations Pearl Ashes are in very limited demand, and
dcult OF sale at present rates HdesAhout 1900 sailed
Baenos Ayrts have been sold Al AID according
quay 1000 dry Rio Hache at std to 5Ad 800 dry sailed
Paraiba All $50 sailed Sad 200 Rio Hsche at 81
and 200 West India at AID to 4sd per H. Tobacco The
tons, chiefly TO manufacturers. and at full prices
There has been good business and fully 800 hhds have
Tallow-A much better demand has been experienced
during the past week. and 400 casks Petersburg and
Odessa have been sold at AIS for the former and Ais TO
s 81 per cw for the later nearly 200 casks Of North
American realized 40s. 3D. to ais 3d.. and few casks
American s6s to s9s. Cd per cwt. American Lard has
ais been better request and being scarce has brought
improved rates; parcel in kegs, not of very good quail
ty, having brought sss. 81. to sss. Sd. per cwt.
STATE OF TRADE.
MANCHEsrER TRADE, Dec. 7.--As usual at this
OF year. rude both with the country houses and ship
pers is unanmaed but still manufacturers bare
Of stock and many have still orders hand that Cloth
OF all descriptions maintains the price Of last week but
any change must be noticed is in favor OF the buyer
Ia our opinion material alteration will take place this
month in the price of goods but it would surprise
IT, after Christmas the rates OF goods should rapgersther
higher than lower The from the east will
no change in prices here The printers are fat but
engaged in preparations for the spring ~ inch $685.
to 81 3d. and 72s. SIS l0!d to s.. Sd.
LEEDS Trade Dec THE markets at both cleth halls
this week have been very dull The season having
far advanced and the winter having hitherto SO
mild. has had the effect to great extent of preventing
means heavy In the hands of the manufacturers. and
prices steady 10 the warehouses business has been
correspondngiy dull but few buyers have been in the
market and there 10 little doing except to order. The
= BaAproaD TRADE, Dec There is no alteration in
the demand for conbng Wools and deep grown hogs and
wethers in fair request to met the Immediate wants OF
the consumer and such kinds not abundont the
difficulty e getting supply from the growers, at prices
meet the buyer, here, is not abated The quantity
coming to market is barely equal TO the consumption
Hence comes the conflict as whether an price
be realised, which the spinners strongly
st The exceedingly depressed state Of the Yarn trade
offers no encouragement TO the spinners in any way
aug nent their production which now very materially
cnrtaled. though Yarns are somewhat reader sale
general feeling prevailing that they their
lowest point yet is dsposon the part of the
buy either for home consumption export buy
except at prices most ruinous to the producer There
wool; such lastings damasks moreens and mernoes
nut the same Improvement ia not apparent for Orean,
Coburgs and fancy goods which are sill only command
ing prices very unsatisfactory and this is not the
when any material increase in the demand is usual
the manufacturers acting with great caution and
hitting their production till they chance OF realizing
prices commensurate with the cost of manufacture
HALIFAX TRApE, Dec. There is an improvement in
the trade Of this in most of its departments Wool
has slightly advanced en- account OF short supply.
BARNsLEY LINEN TRApE-The linen trade continues 10
improve and the prospect for the winter very cheering
the general trade of the town 10 better than ii has
for number OF years There are at present more build
ings in progress nciuding three steamloom factorie
than there has been at time since the memorable
yer 1925
LEEDS Wool Trade, Dec. 6-Foreign.-As usual at
this advanced season OF the year only limited business
has been done in for egn woods but every confidence is
felt OF favorable reaction at the Of the
year Euglish-There has been q steady demand
for both clothing and combing woods this week. Last
weeks prices are firmly msntained but the rates which
have been gieen to the farmer. lately will not afford fur
in these markets.