The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-20

those offered at previous sales; and making due al
anticipated The United States wool attracted consde
rable attention. but the quantity was too large, and
brought forward under rather unfavorable ciIcumstan
cos 6oth the deaess and being we'll stocked
and the trade, fer the moment, very dull the grea er
part had therefore to be withdrawn, as was expected
FRsroHrs AT LIvERPooL.-Freights to the United
States brisker there being more goods now going
forward The rates may be quoted az under "copper",
l5s to lis Cd pig iron l2s 6d bar iron los to It's cd
steel los; tin plates 5s earthenware, U.s. glass los
Passengers stii continue scarce We have the follow.
ing friends. Messrs Focke Boult, ship bro
keTs of Liverpool New York-fne goods, 1855 course
2s cd; crates 5s to Is; weight l2s I'd to l6s hard
ware, los. Boston-fne goods, 25s; coarse, 2Os !;
as os 10 @ s
ware, 25s earthenware l2s 6ds weight los to lis 3D.
New Orleans fine goods 20s coarse l6s hardware los;
goods 30s coarse 25s hardware 25s; earhenware l5s
Charleston goods 25s; hardware 20s earthenware
Is ID; iron, &c, rs Cd to l5s Freghts generally ex
tremely dull
LrvEapooL Provision MARKET, Dec. 4-Since the sail
ing of the last steamer there has not been much atera
ton in beef and the amount OF sales only limited the
few shipments of which have come to hand realised
from sos 9Os, but the quality of Indifferent sort.
There has bean hardly inquiry for pork sales are
therefore, very limited The quotations for beef and
pork are, United States prime beef 6ss to 75s per
fierce in bond and 4as to ass per barrel inferior and old
SIS to COS per harrel prime old AS to 50s dry
hams in bond sos to 4ss per cwt pretty liberal sup
article is still below that of last year The quality is
much improved; however, competition ha been run
this market the increased supply Of English not allow
ing to obtain corresponding advance here prices
have therefore, declined 2s. within the past month
Prime quality duty paid 52s to $751; ordinary 46s to Sos
and inferior 40s to 46s per cwt The market for allow
is very dull A large supply has been received during
IRON advancing 1t is quoted at 40s to 42s per
cwt duty paid As lard is limited in supply sales are
a hs s
in kegs 4ss to 6o prime quality in barrels AIS to 4ss in
feIior AIS to AS per cwt
past the demand for iron has been small The complete
prostraon OF the share market the advance in the rate
Of interest by the Bank OF England the failures IN the
duce serious reduction in price, and this would inevta
bly, have taken place. had not been from the difficulty
in getting hands in the districts and the consequent
high rate OF wages and the necessary consumption Of
iron going in the construction of public works Of
rous kinds in all parts of England and Ireland For
some time back general feeling has prevailed that pr
ceswoud recede but is known to the trade that The
stocks Of iron in the hands Of the large here
shortly not much anxiety has been shown to make sales
Under temporary pressure, Scotch pigs receded few
days ago to E3 los in Gasgow since then they have i'm
proved and may again be quoted at "a per ton and
CA los in Liverpo l. Common bar f9 to 80 S. in Liver
The demand still continues grea. for boiler plates and
rails There every reason 70 believe that prices will
improve early in 1886
The manufacturing districts not in such prosperous
condition what had the pleasure of previously
porting. The Woollen Trade both at Leeds and Hud
dersfeld is in very dull condition. At the former
there is nothing done in the way Of purchases except
express order; manufacturers acting they do with
extreme caution prevents the accumulation of stocks
that prices remain wonderfully steady The Flannel
market Ut Rochdae has felt the depression Of the times
that trade there is limited and prices lower. The
Wool market remains inactive, and manufacturers buy
only for pressing wants Accounts from Bradford re-
speeding the trade carried in that locality, OF
dscouragng character; manufacturers there work
ing only limited hours, SO that many hands unem-
Pl1y ed AT Manchester the Glon market has been very
point known in ls4l2 particularly for shrtngs When
the advance paid to the operatives ia every department
OF manufacture is considered, the position OF the manu-
lecturer not better # so good as in the most distress
ing period referred to- The printers aucmingy dull
so are the dyers. Short hours again general
" spoken otthus showing that dear food and higher
wages have necessary affinity with each other The
Silk trade known to DO in 80 depressed state
The fstan cutters working for 80 40 per
less ages than they did six months ago. at that time
certainly their wages were very high spinners submit
to a slig reduction from the highest point four
months ago Twist may be said TO have recCdei in va
lue some ID per cent.
HAvRE, Nov. 3o-Corross-Through the whole Of
the week market has exhibited a considerable de-
gree Of iatness the unfavorube impression produced
by the advices of the 9th instant received last Sunday
by the Great Western steamer, via England as we'll as
those Of the 18th idem which reached by the Eme
RAID from New York, the Friday following mas had
the etsc. Of damping the demand and creating gene
States being in favor of plentiful CROP and announcing
decline in prices holders have since evinced An in.
creased to realize but although they have sub
mitted to reduction of IT. to previous quotations
the buying has been very limited scale, and in
instance has the slightest animation been displayed.
We learn that 1000 bales New Orleans cotton to arrive
taken several days ago the basis Of 70f to ~.
for ordinary quality and that other lots have been
sold invoice From the tenor oftbe accounts brought
by the last arrival from the United States is than
probable that owing TO the fall in prices there shippers
the European ports will be induced to operate rather
extensively in which prejudical influence is like
y to be felt here's for if prices have been lately
higher than those in Liverpool it must be chiefly not
wholly ascribed to limited stock hand therefore
it obvious that large imports would have the effect OF
bringing rates down to level with them. The sup
plies during this month amount to u 400 bales and
sales amount 10 900 bales but the real ougongs do
not exceed II 900 bales.
The following the sales effected, viz -
800 bales New Orleans duty paid. f52 to 80
a6I Upiands ........... 90 to "a
20O7 New Orleans. to arrive. g. to 76
% sea lsiand 100 10 3lo
% {" Bahia. .,........,.... to 81 so
The imports amount to 1875 bales
Ashes.-Our stock of American Potash being large,
prices have experienced decline and the demand has
been very limited. lot Of 10 bbls, LIST brands,
sold at IS 25 and subsequently so bbls fetched only
fs5, per so kill duty asl paid. In Pearash, we have
to notice 10 sbs taken at 49, for home We have
received 535 bbs Potts. and SIG bills Pearls from New
York Stock 900 bills 10 all descriptions against
bbs last year Rce-This article has been quite neg
lected and prices Of Carolina at IS Al Al
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