The New York herald., 1845-07-04

bills E26 65s, ,6S6 against f26, ooS, being dc
crease Of fl67 ,002.
taken fair supply Of cotton during the past week bu
the pacific character Of the news brought oy the hne
Saturday last together with the heavy impending
import have induced holders offer their stock freely
and the prices of American descriptions more especial
per ib lower than on Friday last Brazil Egyptian and
Surat also rather easier OF purchases but we car
make no definite change IN our quo.a,ons except ior
Of Id per b The sales Of the week amount to 70 99o
bales which 1850 American have been taken spec
ulaon and 1880 American l30 Pernams, and $50 Surat
for export The import it will be has been
ally large viz iso67 bales The committees quota
tions to-day for fair cotton follow, viz Bowed
AID; Mobile AID; and Orleans, 4sd. per Id.
June l3-The market has been well supplied
with Cotton during the past We week but the trade have ave
exception of Surat have been firmly maintained, more
especially during the last day or two surats barely
amount to 1870 bales of which 5000 American and 100
Egyptian have been taken speculation and $500 Anne
rican 100 Pernams and 500 Surat for export The Com.
mttees quotations to-day for fair Cotton are as follow,
viz Bowed Aid, Mobile 4sd, and Orleans AID per To-
June ls-since Friday, our market has assumed
extent has been transacted On Saturday the sales We're
sOoo Monday 7OoO Tuesday 6oO0 and to-day they
reach 900 bales The import since FRIDAY amounts to
900 bales Prices have during the same period been
firm steady for all descriptions with the exception Of
American under AID, which are l.l6d dearer than on
Friday The market closes to-day very steadily indeed
LONDON HoP MARKEr. June ls.-There is great in
of fly; scarcely any Hops are offered and prices
are a bs higher.
BnrrsH CoRN TnApE-The extraordinary fine wea-
ther experienced throughout the week has put total
stop to the unfavorabe rumors so prevalent fortnight
back, respecting the appearance OF the growing wheat
crop That more or less injury done by the ex.
reme severity of the winter and the backwardness OF
the spring, cannot be questioned but after careful in
quiry feel satisfied that the mischief was quite par
al and that prospects III respect to the future are
fully as promising at present as is usually the case at the
corresponding period ofthe year The plentiful rains OF
May have been of immense service TO the plant all
light soils and this description Of land promises to yield
far better produce than it did last allowing,
therefore that the wireworm and the frost may have in
jured the crop to extent in the eastern counties,
than compensated by the superior yield in other
quarters and without going far 10 predict such
another abundant produce that of 1914, are fully
convinced that with auspcious weather for bringing
what is now on the ground to maturity and favorable
n-gathering full average may be safely reckoned on
The only drawback is the probability of the harvest be-
ing somewhat late this may cause stocks in the grow
ers hands to be reduced into rather compass
before the new wheat be made availa5e but should
nothing occur to create uneasness the supplies from the
farmers will, we doubt not hold out.
The trade has, since last under the influence of
the fine weather and the improved reports received
from all quarters regard to the aspect of the country
become excessively dull hitherto however, holders of
wheat have not been able to make up their minds to
cept lower terms and the fall prices has consequent
ly been trfing Purchasers have, the other hand,
manifested very little confidence in the present value of
the article being maintained and have generally conhn-
ed their operations to limit their immedi
ate wants have permed-Mark Lane Express, June l6.
LIVERPOOL CoRN MARKET, June l9.-The prospects of
and should the present fine weather continue will pro-
badly be one ofthe most abundant ever known.
LIVERPOOL PRovisroS MARKET June l9-Since June
3, arrivals of American produce generally unusually
light, sales also limited than customary. The
market for Beefand Pork without animation and hardly
a transaction in either last quotations still maintained
and should imports the remainder OF the month not be
unduly large dealers will be obliged to into the
market at present rates. Cheese meets free sale, and
notwithstanding the import has been larger than
pected all parcels taken off the market arrival at
SOS to 53s cwt which is equal to former quotations.
taking the inferior quality and condition of the late arri
vals into account These rates must not be reckoned
however, for future shipments, the market for
English is opening a, rates much below those OF last
year with every prospect of low range of prices the
coming season. Fine leaf Lard in bbls and kegs ready
SALE especially the latter 4os to ABS per cwt but ne-
ror and secondary dul and Is lower ass 10 ais cd be-
ing the present currency Grease Butter wanted at
to AIS perc cwt Tallow again higher with good de-
mand and 4os obtained for some prime parcels North
American.
LsSpoS, June ls.---Cofee--A good demand for home
consumption, and higher prices obtained. Cochneal
and better prices obtained Castor Oil dull Large sales
Sheac at low rates for export Turmerc meets ready
and command good rates F. l. Ginger wanted Beng?I
at public sales nearly all taken in ASS for good mid
damaged sold at 46s Guano-Peruvian dull 800 tons
chahoe by auction "a 10 f5, decline of rs Cd a
American Hemp fiat and lower. Indigo dull. Nut
megs find purchasers at full rates. ois-olive and
Palm quiet Linseed, 25s Cd Dos Cd asked and for
delivery 26s 26s Sd American Sperm f53 Esi. Com
mon Fish firm and prices looking up Cod in request
at f3l SIS f3 los per tun Pale seal f32 los f33
Pepper-sales Malabar at I'D sld about previous rates
Pimento in good request good ordinary, u midding
a 3sd. Rice-Carolina for home use 23s 2ss Salt
petre rmer 1000 bags brought 2is % per cwt SUI
garSales very large upon slightly advancing market
Tallow-l50 casks first sort y taken in at 3es 3D.
tine-Rough IS Cd 9s. Whalebone-7 tons Br s by
auction G259 f27O per ton Wool-Steady in demand
and price Late advces from the German fairs ia.
vorable
LIVERPOOL GENERAL MARKETS, June l9.-Ashes-Hod.
ers have lowered their rates Cd per cwt sales Pots
at 22s 3D. CoeeSales Foreign to fair extent at rather
~ "A
ST. Dom. Go rs cd II Carthagena Fustic 10 Bar.
wood loa il5; sapanwood ii 10 per ton. Hides dull J;
500 u. A. Cow brought Al per h. Indigo-By auction,
l2th I30 chests h. offered $50 sold prices generally
par to a trfe under London April sale Oil-Olive in
good demand f3l required for the small stock of Cod
pae Seal steady at f3l l0a f32 ton in Seed Oils
change Palm in brisk demandsales of week 1900
600 to arrye at 20 f2s los and higher rates now de-
manded, Pepper-2oo bags by auction "a per h. Rosn
In good demand at 3s Sd per cwt Seeds-Specuative
demand subsided; prices unchanged sugar-Supply
not equal TO demand sales Foreign limited to 100
Brazil at 22s per cwt Tobacco market not brisk but
quite steady prices unchanged.
Freghts TO the States very dull except of metals and
passengers latter not quite brisk this week Rates
for New Yorkcopper lbs Cd earthenware 5s glass 2s
Sd pig iron los bar iron lis steel los Cd For tran
sient ships-New York-fne goods lbs sd los
Is los crates Is Is cd weight from SIS to los hard
ware Dos. Boston-fne goods l5s 2s Cd crates
4s cd weight los per lbs cd hardware lis Cd 20s.
Charleston-fne goods 25s hardware Dos crates los ;
weight l5s, nominal Batimore-fine goods 30s
Ohne goods and hardware 25s 3os; 20s crates
los cd weight 25s. Mobile nominal. Savannah &c
Nothing offering Ships abundant and business dull.
The iron trade has undergone a complete change, and
is full of life Scotch pig iron which could find but
few purchasers ten days ago at 5s Cd COS per ton in
Glasgow eagerly bought at IT'S 3D. and Dos is ge
nerally asked in Liverpool price is SOS COS. An ad
of 5s los per ton forged pigs in safordshire
and several of the largest works there have been stand
ing for the last FIVE weeks in consequence Of dis.
pute between the workmen and their employers. The
impression among the Wech makers is that the trade
has got to the turning point and that prices will improve
Present quotations in Liverpool com bars Es los best
refined fl2 hoops flo los sheets fl2 per ton.
HAyRE June 7.-CorToS--Arrivals having been extern
sive, purchasers have held back in hopes of buying
cheaper but prices have remained firm and there being
considerable quantities wanted is likely that there will
soon be greater demand. Sales for the week, $500
bales; import 10000 bales; stock 900 bales against
900 bales in 1874 and 900 bales in Is43 COFFEE
The demand has become less animated but prices are
maintained the arrivals amount to about 10 900 bags
including 1000 bags st Domingo SuoAR.-Prces Of free
colonial have again given way and the market leaves of
very quiet the sales 700 hhds The from
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